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Pakistan is assessing India's security for the Asia Cup and Junior World Cup participation. The government's comprehensive review focuses on player safety amid tense Indo-Pak relations.

Pakistan may skip hockey tour to India

Pakistan evaluates India's security conditions for its hockey teams' participation in the Asia Cup and Junior World Cup. Ensuring safety and awaiting government clearance amid political tensions.

Pakistan reviews India's security to decide on participating in the Asia Cup and Junior World Cup, emphasizing player safety amid political tensions.

Pakistan is set to review the security situation in India before taking a call on sending its national hockey team to the neighbouring country for the upcoming Asia Cup and Junior World Cup later this year.
A top government official has said that the national team will not be sent to India if there are security threats to them.
Rana Mashood, who is the chairman of the Prime Minister's Youth Development and Sports Program, said that Pakistan would travel to India for the tournaments if the government was totally satisfied with the security situation.
"The government will review the security situation in India for Pakistani nationals and if it is not satisfied it will not put any of our players at risk by sending them to play in India," Mashood, a former minister said.
He pointed out that after India's Operation Sindoor, the situation is not safe for Pakistani nationals to travel to India. The Pakistan Hockey Federation (PHF) has sought advice and permission from concerned ministries to send national teams for the two major hockey events scheduled in India with next month's Asia Cup also serving as a qualifier for the next World Cup in 2026.
Rana Mujahid, the secretary-general of PHF, admitted that in the past Pakistan had taken part in some international events in India.
"But as of now the situation is different, relations are strained so we can only move forward when the government gives us clearance," he said.
He pointed out that the PHF was keeping a watch on threats being issued to the hockey team players on social media.

Explore Delhi with new AC electric buses offering evening tours from the Prime Minister Museum to the War Memorial. Enjoy guided commentary and a unique travel experience.

New Electric Tourist Bus Tours in Delhi

Delhi launches electric buses for unique evening tours from the Prime Minister Museum to the War Memorial. Experience a guided journey through the city's rich history and landmarks.

Delhi introduces AC electric buses for tourists, starting mid-July for city tours with historical site commentary. Evening routes from the Prime Minister Museum to the War Memorial.

The Delhi government will soon start an AC electric bus service to ferry tourists from Pradhanmantri Sanghrahalya to the War Memorial on an 'evening' tour.
The buses will have a certain coloured design to make them distinct. The city's tourism department plans to start the service by mid-July, said an official.
"We are planning to start evening tours from the Prime Minister Museum to the War Memorial for tourists. Through this, we plan to target foreigners and tourists who come to Delhi. There are plans to hire the new nine-metre electric buses from the DTC," the official said.
Since the museum closes by 6 pm, we will start the tour from there, and then we will proceed to other locations, he said.
"The bus ride will be priced at Rs 500 for adults and Rs 300 for children aged between six and 12. There will be a tourist guide onboard, who will inform the visitors about the significance of the places they are being taken to," the person said.
"We plan to hire the bus from DTC, and we will see what the response is. We plan to use the bus for school picnics in the morning. For that, we plan to collaborate with the Directorate of Education," the official added.
In her budget speech, Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta had announced that her government will develop a new tourist circuit covering the War Memorial, Kartavya Path, Prime Minister Museum and New Parliament House.
The tourism department had also discussed plans of reviving the Hop-on Hop-off (Ho Ho) buses model that was stalled in 2020 due to the COVID pandemic. However, it was felt that in a place like Delhi, the model is not sustainable.
"Abroad, the Ho-Ho buses are available at regular intervals. But in Delhi, that won't be possible considering the traffic situation.
"There were plans for having targeted tours &mdash; like having a tour of markets, heritage monuments, etc and having different colours of buses for that. But it was felt that people might visit heritage monuments, but won't like visiting malls or markets using the buses," the official added.

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