Pioneer Exclusive
Cubs bear brunt of tiger turf war
Tiger cubs are increasingly becoming the casualties in the tussle for space or mating among...
Opinion
Khalistan terror: Globalised 21st century challenge
Who killed Hardeep Singh Nijjar?
Course correction
Multivitamins: A traveller's companion
G20 impetus against climate change
Analysis
Celebrating International Day of Sign Languages
A call for faith, peace, and unity
Cooperatives can end Punjab’s agriculture woes
Shun development at the cost of environment
Indo-Canada relations sour
Entertainment
Haven't seen 'The Kashmir Files', 'The Kerala Story': Filmmaker Vishal Bhardwaj
National award-winning filmmaker Vishal Bhardwaj says he didn't watch movies like "The Kashmir Files" and "The Kerala Story" as he wanted to stay out of such sensitive subjects. Both "The Kashmir Files" (2022) and "The Kerala Story" (2023) were huge commercial hits but kicked up a political storm with many in...
'Superworld' animation movie in the works at Paramount
22 September 2023 | PTIRs 1,000 crore should be new box office benchmark for films, says Salman Khan
21 September 2023 | PTI'3 Idiots' fame actor Akhil Mishra dies at 67
21 September 2023 | PTISonam Kapoor joins Jio MAMI as brand ambassador for word to screen'
21 September 2023 | PTISai Pallavi joins cast of Chandoo Mondeti's film with Naga Chaitanya
20 September 2023 | PTIAshutosh Gowariker, Mona Singh's Netflix show ‘Kaala Paani' set for October 18 debut
20 September 2023 | PTI
Agenda
Environmental awakening | Gadgil's revealing memoirs
Professor Gadgil’s A Walk Up the Hill sheds light on the crisis in the Western Ghats, unveiling widespread illegal activities, and conflicts between the Church...
moreIndia’s healthcare in uncertain times
Health insurance is vital, especially during unpredictable times like the Covid-19 pandemic. It helps cover medical expenses and provides financial security. India has made progress...
moreAstroturf | Dharana leads to Dhyana
Let us now move to the four successive steps of dhyana process, which begins with Pratyahara. It implies withdrawing the senses away from the external...
moreFeatures
Polyphenols in plants can help combat Alzheimer’s: Study
Scientists of Jawaharlal Nehru Centre for Advanced Scientific Research (JNCASR), an autonomous institute of the Department of Science and Technology (DST) have found that highly...
morePioneer Exotica Tourism Summit
Page 1
Parliament turns unparliamentary
-
China spits venom, India fires salvo
-
Each State gets high speed train
-
On back foot, Canada slams Khalistanis’ hate for Hindus
-
KHALISTANI FRANKENSTEIN stuns TRUDEAU
-
Khalistanis named, shamed
DU wears festive look on poll day
Extensive campaigning across Delhi University over the past weeks culminated in long queues at several colleges as students turned up to cast their votes to select their next students’ union. The North Campus of Delhi University was seen painted in the colours of the student union elections. Tea stalls and eateries...
Students throng election booths
Land allocation for utilities approved
Musical fountain opens at first bamboo theme park in Capital
Two members of Tyagi gang held for extorting money
Govt allows use of loudspeakers till midnight during Dussehra, Ramlila
Kejriwal launches WhatsApp channel, refers to SRK Jawan
Rs 40 crore opium recovered, three arrested
3-day nat’l seminar on archeology starts
HC quashes rape charge against BJP leader's son
Bhakta Niwas to be built in Ujjain at a cost of Rs 500 cr
Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan performed bhoomi pujan and dedicated 15 MSME clusters on the occasion of State Level Employment Day. As many as 552 units will be established in these clusters with an investment of Rs 1 thousand 937 crore and about 28 thousand 300 people will get employment. Chouhan...
Longest green corridor of 350 kms was built
MP Transco energises 50 MVA trasnformer
AIIMS opens 2nd Amul parlour
Chandrayaan-3 equipped with batteries manufactured by BHEL
Poor roads exposed in State capital
BoM Bahodapur branch inaugurated
DGP for maintaining peace and law & order situation in State
CM reviews PM’s visit programme on Sept 25
CM declares Rs 16,000 crore every year for sisters
NALCO net profit Rs 1,544 crore
In the 42nd annual general meeting held here on Thursday, the shareholders of National Aluminium Company Limited (NALCO), have approved the annual accounts for 2022-23 with a sales turnover of Rs14,171 crore, net profit of Rs1,544 crore and an export turnover of Rs 4,217 crore. The shareholders also approved a final...
Naveen expels Soumya from BJD for ‘loan fraud’
PCC backs Sonia’s demand on women’s Bill
Assembly Monsoon Session from today
Unsung hero of Prajamandal: Bika of Talcher
Puri-R’la Vande Bharat from Sept 24
Pramila files nomination for Speaker
IIT BBS, Taipei Centre explore collaboration
Baijayant receives death threat
Boy injured as teacher bangs his head on desk
Marandi targets JMM/Cong Govt for looting state wealth
BJP State President and former Chief Minister Babulal Marandi today addressed public meetings at Khunti and Manoharpur as part of Sankalp Yatra where he once again targeted the JMM/Congress alliance government. Marandi said that the present government was not made to work. This Thugbandhan government was made only to loot the...
Two-day 'Indra Dhanush' Fair begins at CMPDI
FJCCI holds AGM ahead of Executive Committee Polls
Symbolic launch of AI technology for poll personnel training held
Doctors call off strike after assault accused persons’ arrest
Jharkhand HC sitting judge, Justice KP Deo, passes away
inbriefs
BSL wins Director Personnel Cup
Jharkhand lad to appear in Tollywood Film ‘Angshuman MBA’
Prabhakar Singh appointed chancellor of Sona Devi University
Varun Gandhi writes to DyCM to reopen hosp
| Amidst the growing controversy surrounding the suspension of Sanjay Gandhi Hospital’s license in Amethi, Member of Parliament Varun Gandhi has penned a letter to Deputy Chief Minister Brajesh Pathak, urging him to reopen the hospital. The institution, bearing the name of Varun Gandhi’s father, has recently faced regulatory action, leading to...
PWD to mend roads with Rs 275 crores
Guidelines issued to prevent mosquito-borne diseases in schools
UP govt expedites process for new Assembly building
Preparations begin for crushing season
Exhibitors express gratitude to Yogi
IIT-K study: 80% of cyber frauds from 10 districts
70% work of Ram Mandir completed
I’ntl Trade Show will mark significant miletstone in UP’s development: Prez
Yogi to host CEO Conclave during MotoGP Bharat
Hry Govt reduces waiting period for property registration
In a move to improve public convenience and reduce waiting times for property registration, Haryana Government on Friday announced an expansion of online e-appointment services across all tehsils and sub-tehsils in the state. This expansion will see the number of available e-appointments increase from 100 to 200, with Tatkal e-appointments...
briefs
Haryana CM lays foundation stone for Flipkart's supply centre in Manesar
Pending RDF: Punjab Governor asks CM to await SC decision on “sub judice” matter
Amit Shah to inaugurate Ferozepur PGI Satellite Centre, Chair NZC meet in Punjab on Sept 26
Punjab adopts new model to run Sewa Kendras; To save Rs 200 cr in 5 yrs
Punjab to introduce AI for further enhancing Punjab Police’s efficiency
Second Waste to wonder Park inaugurated at Sector 32
Special Mahila Samman programme organised at Haryana Bhawan; CM Khattar hails Bill
Pb CM writes to Governor urging him to flag Rs 5637.4 cr pending RDF issue with PM and President
Police seize over 2 kgs of smack worth ₹ 2 crore in Nainital & Udham Singh Nagar
Making the State's biggest smack seizures, the Udham Singh Nagar and Nainital police seized over one kilogramme of the contraband each in their respective districts. The Nainital police arrested three drug smugglers who belong to Uttar Pradesh's Bareilly with more than one kilogramme of smack worth about Rs one crore....
DM orders special anti-dengue drive in slums
Minister assures Education department employees of leave travel allowance
Cooperative bank employees to get salary at par with nationalised banks
Women's Reservation Bill a major step towards women empowerment: Dhami
Dengue continues unabated in U’khand
Term of expert committee on UCC extended by four months
Sports trainers get allowance hike in U’Khand
Congress protest another gimmick for cheap publicity: BJP Mahila Morcha
Mahila Congress holds massive protest in Doon
Govt schemes ensuring social, economic uplift of women
Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel on Friday said the welfare schemes of the Chhattisgarh government are ensuring social and economic uplift of women. He said this at a Teeja Pora Tihar and Mahila Sammelan here. A large number of women gathered at the Chief Minister's residence to celebrate the traditional festival of Chhattisgarh...
Chakradhar fest artists mesmerise audience
Hindi fortnight in Indian Bank
Enhancing health facilities priority of government: CM
Robbers loot cash, gold worth Rs 5.62 crore
‘Rail projects for corporate friend, not for passengers’
G-20 FWG meet concludes in C’garh
Surguja on alert for lumpy skin disease
Two minor boys drown in water filled-pit in Raipur
Govt succeeded in winning trust of Bastar people: CM
Opinion Leaders
moreE-Paper

Hindi Edition
English Edition
Business
High-speed train to ply between Ahmedabad, Sanand in next six months: Ashwini Vaishnaw
-
Philips India FY23 revenue up 4.6% to Rs 5,734 cr, profit down 2%
-
Business brief
-
Sebi empanels 34 entities for forensic probe of mutual funds, AMCs, trustees
-
Lupin inks pact to acquire 5 drug brands from Menarini for Rs 101 crore
Sports
India rises to No 1 in ODIs, becomes top ranked team in all formats
-
Asian Games: Chance for Chopra-led India to showcase its sporting prowess
-
Paris Olympics berths up for grabs at Asian Games boxing
-
Verstappen gets back on track ahead of Japanese GP qualifying
-
Garcia, Kenin reach WTA Guadalajara semis
Technology
Apple's new iPhones get faster chips, better cameras and new charging ports
Innovating Size and Demand: Ridaex's Expanding Smart TV Range
India Abroad
US 'deeply concerned' about allegations raised by Canadian PM Trudeau against India: Blinken
Siraj swings a 'Six': Pacer's dream spell sets up India's comprehensive Asia Cup triumph
Mohammed Siraj conjured a magical spell of seam and swing bowling with magnificent figures of 6 for 21 as India crushed Sri Lanka by 10 wickets to lift the Asia Cup title after a gap of five years. This was India's seventh Asia Cup title and also their biggest victory (263 balls) in ODIs in terms of balls remaining. Siraj's astonishing effort saw defending champions Sri Lanka getting bundled out for 50. India did not bat an...
-
Siraj takes 6/21 as India bowl out Sri Lanka for 50 in Asia Cup final
-
India look to snap five-year trophy-less streak against Theekshana-less Lanka
-
Winning Asia Cup is important for momentum ahead of World Cup: Gill
-
Gill's ton silver lining in India's six-run defeat against Bangladesh
-
Fifties by Shakib and Towid lift Bangladesh to 265/8 against India
-
India opt to field against Bangladesh, Tilak Varma handed ODI debut
-
Mendis, Asalanka steer Sri Lanka to 2-wicket win over Pakistan, set up final vs India
Exotica

Welcome to the May edition of Exotica, the ultimate travel magazine for those seeking adventure and cultural immersion. This month, we have an exciting lineup of stories that will take you on a journey across India. Our cover story features the majestic Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, situated in the heart of Madhya Pradesh. Our correspondent has captured the essence of the reserve with its lush green forests, sprawling meadows, and, of course, the tigers. The reserve is a must-visit for wildlife enthusiasts and nature lovers alike. Get ready to experience the thrill of encountering these magnificent creatures up close and personal. For the foodies out there, we have an exclusive feature on Nagaland cuisine. Our writer takes you on a gastronomic journey to the far northeast, where you can discover the unique flavors and textures of this region's cuisine. From smoked meat to bamboo shoot delicacies, Nagaland has something to offer for everyone's taste buds. In addition to our other exciting features this month, we would like to draw your attention to the fascinating Burash flower, also known as Rhododendron in English. The Burash is a medicinal plant that grows in the Himalayan region and has been used in traditional medicine for centuries. The plant has many health benefits, including its ability to reduce inflammation and fever. The Burash flower is also known to be effective in treating respiratory ailments such as asthma and bronchitis, and has even been used to help alleviate pain during childbirth.