Hello 6E Inflight Magazine - IndiGo Airline November - December 2021

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High on Happiness

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C I V I L AV I AT I O N DAY December 7, 2021

International Civil Aviation Day is observed to reinforce the importance of international civil aviation in shaping the social and economic development of the world. It also recognises the valuable contribution made by the International Civil Aviation Society towards this role.

Civil aviation is one of the most important links between people, places and business. The theme for the period 2019 – 2023 is based around innovations, ‘Advancing Innovation for Global Aviation Development’.

“Stop worrying about the potholes in the road and enjoy the journey.”

Babs Hoffman

As we wait, with bated breath, for the year 2022 to arrive, we prepare way in advance for it to embrace us in more ways than one. As the vaccination drive almost nears its completion, India and the world are looking forward to some bright prospects in future. At the same time, we are strengthening our regional connectivity by adding more domestic destinations to the network. We are hopeful and prepared for the world to fully reopen. That's because we want to be hopeful, that's because we cannot wait for the world to open up, and that's because we want to spread our wings (both literally and figuratively).

In this issue of Hello 6E, we raise a toast to hope and happiness.

Discover, in our Vignette section, how beautifully light shafts dispel darkness even in the deepest and darkest corners of the world.

Explore the journey of hope being marked in symbols in our Artistry section. From hope, we also shift our focus to happiness, and find out what makes UAE a happy destination for travellers.

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Travel prospects, in the months to come, look exciting.

Party destinations, city lights and adventure sports activities promise more of a tryst with experiential travel. With the hope to inspire you to take the road less travelled, we have curated a list of "off the beaten party destination tracks" across the globe. Also, explore the ancient city of Ujjain as we draw a spiritual roadmap of it.

Stay abreast with the latest biodiversity facts as you go through our Green Intentions section.

Once again, raising a toast to hope and happiness! #letsindigo

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Glimpses of domestic and international destinations of IndiGo network

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Plan ahead for these alternative New Year party destinations

22 Skyline

Capturing smiles in the “Happiest Arab Nation”

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30 Artistry

Know the history of symbols that invoke hope

Vignette

Discovering similarities in two different cities of the world

Watch the shafts of light dispel darkness

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Viewpoint Discovering Oman through five different angles

46 Green Intentions Focussing on environmentrelated issues

A spiritual roadmap to the ancient city of Ujjain

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around the world News from the world featuring interesting aspects of the world including travel, events/festivals, new book/film releases, and tech.

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heartwarming, pageturning adventure about one child's love for his most treasured thing, and how far he will go to find it, is the theme of J K Rowling’s new book THE CHRISTMAS PIG. With decorative inside art from renowned illustrator Jim Field, and published by Hachette India, the book is a tale for the whole family to fall in love with.

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urated by Uma Nair, ‘AE MOHABBAT: TRAVERSING HISTORICAL ROMANCES’ unravels six works as the exemplification of an experimental approach to the genre of storytelling. Exhibited

by Alturash Art (October 10 to December 09, 2021 in Delhi), the collection unfolds historical romances in a unique genre of modernist moorings as painted

by Pradiptaa Chakroborty, who creates a story with pictorial elements and brings it forward with his own personal idioms.

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xplore a vast collection of more than eight million objects at the British Museum London, that boasts one of the largest online museums in the world.

The website not only lets you explore the massive collection but also provides vital information about how they have been documented over the centuries. Enjoy the Phoenician panel of a sphinx in ivory.

ounded in Germany in 1999, Nebra Sky Disc is considered to be the oldest known surviving depiction of the cosmos ever uncovered. This map of the stars that dates back more than 3,600 years, will go on display at London's British Museum in 2022. The 12-inch bronze disc has a blue-green patina and is decorated with gold inlaid symbols, thought to represent the sun, moon, and stars.

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ighlighting the many values of rivers, increasing public awareness of the threats they face and striving for improved stewardship of rivers around the world, Niyogi Books presents ‘Mahanadi: A novel about a river’, written by Anita Agnihotri. The chronicle of Mahanadi is a journey through travails and misfortunes into life’s joys and mysterious beauty.

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he Aerial Archaeology Mapping Explorer is an interactive map tool that allows users to take virtual flights over countless hidden archaeological landscapes of England. From Roman ruins to Cold War bunkers, this new tool lets people fly virtually over these treasures and explore the hidden heritage of their local places and what makes them special.

ifescapes – the long and short of it’ is business leader and author Partha Basu's latest offering to the literary world.

A bouquet of short stories that captures and explores the myriad of emotions experienced by characters moving between cultures and countries, relationships, memories and emotions, is published by Author's Point.

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ttarakhand is all set to initiate its own Cave Tourism Circuit in the Gangolihat area of Pithoragarh, where a network of nine underground caves was discovered recently. These caves are situated in Mailchaura, Gupta Ganga, Sailiswar, Vrihad Tung, Mukteshwar and Daneswar areas.

These are natural heritage sites, and are tagged as part of a karst landscape, which is considered as one of the planet's most diverse, important and rare ecosystems.

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A BIRD'S-EYE VIEW OF SOME DOMESTIC & INTERNATIONAL DESTINATIONS OF INDIGO

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Famous for its street food, Kanpur's Dhaniya Aloo Chaat and Roasted Aloo on Bhatti is a must try.

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The Juggilal Kamplapat temple located in Sarvodaya Nagar in Kanpur is a beautiful combination of ancient and modern architecture.

The popular Moti Jheel is also just a stone's throw from the temple.

KANPUR HISTORY CALLING

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INDIA Best time to visit October to March

Currency Indian Rupee

Population 29.2 lakhs

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FACT The British gave birth to industry in Kanpur.

First the East India Company started the business of Neel here. After the construction of the Grand Trunk Road in 1832, the town was connected to Allahabad.

The eastern and northern facades of India's first woollen mill, Lal Imli, established by the British India Corporation in 1876 are reminiscent of the Palace of Westminster.

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FACT Dehradun is a notable academic and research hub and is home to the Indian Military Academy and the Forest Research Institute.

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ADVENTURE ZONE

Best time to visit October to May

Known for its confectionaries and bakeries, Dehradun's pista & aata biscuits, rusk and pastries are very famous. Visit Old Ellora bakery to buy these items.

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Robber's Cave is a river cave formed in the Himalayas. Surrounded by dark limestone, the cave has extraordinary underground cold water springs.

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Rent a motorbike to explore new roads to serenity, and traverse through the rough terrain of Dehradun in search of sheer thrill amidst stunning landscapes.

Currency Indian Rupee

Population 3.5 million

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SHARJAH Sharjah

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UNITED ARAB EMIRATES

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GIFTING ZONE

FACT Sharjah is the only emirate that shares its borders with all the other six emirates of the UAE.

Best time to visit December to February

The first evidence of human life in the UAE was discovered on Jebel Faya in Sharjah, which dates back to around 85,000 BC.

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Do not return without tasting these traditional and local flavours in Sharjah; Assida, Tabbouleh, Harees, Maqluba and Al Jabbab.

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Souq Al Arsah was an ancient marketplace for traders from Persia and India and for Bedouin tribes. The souk is now a covered market with airconditioned alleyways.

Currency United Arab Emirates, Dirham

Population 12.7 lakhs

IMPHAL INDIA

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FACT The modern game of polo is derived from Manipur’s Sagol Kangjei and the Imphal Polo Ground is the oldest polo ground in the world.

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GIFTING ZONE

Local Manipuri food is delicious. Most households grow their own vegetables and raise their own fish. A delicacy prepared from the bamboo shoots, Soibum is a must try.

The only floating park in the world, the Keibul Lamjao National Park is home to the endangered browantlered deer. The park is situated on the southern shore of the Loktak Lake.

Made from a mixed paste of ground black serpentine stone and special brown clay, Longpi Pottery is a traditional craft of Manipur. The pots can be used as souvenirs as well as for cooking.

Best time to visit October to March

Currency Indian Rupee

Population 0.268 million

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Off the beaten

PARTY TRACK If you like the out-ofthe-box stuff and fancy something just a little bit different, then we can help you unlock many exciting New Year’s Eve celebrations at slightly less traditional destinations.

Here are four fabulous alternative spots to ring in the New Year. Plan your December travel a month in advance and say hello to cheap flight deals!

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Party with the Scottish at one of the world’s largest New Year’s Eve street parties, learn a new dance at a traditional céilidh, wander the beautiful streets of Edinburgh, sample deep-fried Mars bars, and participate in the torchlight procession with thousands of people.

Festivities kick off on December 30 with revellers carrying torches from Parliament Square to Calton Hill, where fireworks set the sky ablaze.

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Hogmanay, Edinburgh, Scotland

Where: Parliament Square to Carlton Hill, Edinburgh

When: From evening of December 30 till midnight of December 31

Look out for: Games like ‘scotch hoppers’ and 'dreadnought'

HIGHLIGHTS On New Year’s Eve, join over 50,000 people who will take to the streets to sing Auld Lang Syne (the biggest and loudest rendition in the world) and to party. Celebrations continue on New Year’s Day with games such as ‘scotch hoppers’ and ‘dreadnought’, created by local artists, in the Old Town.

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When: December 31, 2021

The island starts to tilt a bit with the amount of people who gather in front of the Bourbon St. Pub and the New Orleans House on Duval Street to ring in the new year, as the world-famous drag queen Sushi is lowered in a huge red high-heel shoe from the top of the New Orleans House to the ground at the stroke of midnight.

New Year’s Eve revellers can expect to combine “bubbly” with “balmy” in the Florida Keys, raising champagne toasts at celebrations along the island chain.

Look out for: A huge red high-heel shoe

Red Shoe Drop, Key West, USA

What more?

HIGHLIGHTS Thousands of spectators gather on Duval for the annual gala at 10 pm, emceed by a rooftop host and featuring dancing in the street and a countdown to midnight recorded on a huge clock. At midnight, the shoe descends and cheers erupt.

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Where: Bourbon St. Pub/ New Orleans House complex at 724 Duval St

Where: Nassau, Bahamas

When: December 24 and 31, 2021

Look out for: Elaborate constumes and dance routines

Junkanoo, Nassau, Bahamas

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What more?

As the Junkanoo parade moves through the streets of downtown Nassau, the energy of the dancers and the beat of the music motivates the vast crowds of supporters and spectators to start moving in their seats, or on their feet, or in the trees, or on balconies – wherever they have found a spot from which to watch this soul-stirring festival! At the end of the famous Junkanoo procession, judges award cash prizes for the best music, best costume and best overall group presentation.

HIGHLIGHTS The elaborate costumes made out of little more than styrofoam, cardboard and crepe paper. Their perfected dance routines practised on the latest pop hits on cowbells and goatskin drums to join the all-out competition in hopes of being crowned the best performance on the island.

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When: December 31, 2021

Look out for: Hundreds of people rushing into the Atlantic Ocean.

In the United States and Canada, polar bear plunges are usually held to raise money for a charitable organization. However, some Canadians have been known to make the plunge in celebration of a new year. In Canada, “Polar Bear Swims”, “Plunges”, or “Dips”, is a New Year’s Day tradition in numerous communities across the country. Vancouver, BC’s annual Polar Bear Swim Club has been active since 1920 and typically has 1,000 to 2,000 registered participants, with a record 2,128 registrants plunging into English Bay in the year 2000.

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Where: Coney Island, USA

Polar Bear Plunge, USA and Canada

What more?

HIGHLIGHTS Strip down to your bathing suit, take a few steps over the snow and ice covering the ground, and hurl your body into ice-cold water or just watch hundreds of people rush to the Atlantic Ocean to take the icy-cold dip.

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Say cheese How about a happy destination to brighten up the New Year?

The UAE has kept its title as the ‘Happiest Arab Nation’ for the sixth consecutive year! So what makes it so for visitors? We explore the country through some of the happy experiences it offers to travellers.

Words Chanchal Ramesh

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What's unique The UAE has, for the sixth consecutive year, kept its title as the 'Happiest Arab Nation.' It holds the twenty-first spot in the world ranking, and has moved a spot up in the World Happiness Report since last year.

Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque at dusk, Abu Dhabi, UAE

SHOP TILL YOU DROP The shopping malls in the UAE are known for the richness of shopping experiences they have to offer. Apart from the stores, the shopping malls house a variety of eateries, skating rinks, bowling alleys, theatres and other things to do. The Dubai Mall houses the famous Underwater Zoo, a walk-through aquarium with over 300 species of marine animals. People from all over the world buy gold in Dubai, and the Gold Souks (markets) in Dubai are probably the best in the world.

In the old souks, one can shop for spices and amazing fabrics too!

LIFE IS A BEACH The UAE boasts some of the most beautiful beaches in the world. The Jumeirah Beach

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along the scenic coast of Al Faihidi district, the Corniche Beach in Abu Dhabi, Al Khan beach and so many, many more. Wherever you are in the UAE, you can always treat yourself to some time on the coast. Whether you want to relax quietly or are an adventure enthusiast looking for water sports, the beaches of the UAE have something for you.

FOOD ON YOUR PLATE UAE is a foodie delight with food available from all over the world and to suit every budget. Try the popular local food like shawarma and falafels or try different international cuisines from East Asian to North American at different food trucks and cafes. When it comes to fine dining in the UAE, you are spoilt for choice! And brunches

(Left) A typical Iftar meal with traditional Arabic cuisines; the Great Sandy Desert, Rub' al Khali is the largest sand desert in the world

Old Souk District at Abu Dhabi

in the UAE are a signature meal of the region – all across the region, you can have some real classy ones!

MAGICAL MONUMENTS The UAE is a beautiful symphony of the old and new! On one hand, you have the Burj Khalifa, towering over the city of Dubai, and on the other, you have beautifully preserved monuments with deep-rooted history! Some of the must-visit places are the Qasr Al Hosn fort built in the 1700s in Abu Dhabi and the Al Bidaya Mosque, the oldest mosque in UAE, which is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. No visit to the UAE is complete without a visit to the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque with its marvellous glass mosaics and Arabic calligraphy!

DESERT SAFARIS Experiencing the vastness and the mesmerizing beauty of the desert is a singular experience. The Great Sandy Desert, Rub' al Khali is the largest sand desert in the world.

The Al Badayer desert is said to have some of the best sand dunes and is a popular place for adventure sports. The desert is also hauntingly beautiful at night and it is popular to camp here under the stars. The Liwa Oasis makes for a unique experience of rural culture as it is an important farming region.

So whether it is a relaxing break or some thrilling adventure, whether it is trying out different cuisines or shopping till you drop, the UAE has a lot to offer to keep both its visitors and residents equally happy.

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The soul OF TRAVEL

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An ancient town that rose to become the seat of political and religious power, this beautiful city calls to the soul searcher in explorers. We draw a spiritual roadmap of the city for you.

Words Chanchal Ramesh & Shrabasti Anindita Mallik

Located on the banks of the Shipra river, the city of Ujjain is both quirky and curious. It has some of the most well-known temples, hosts a Kumbh Mela, has the most amazing jalebis and bhutte ka kees (a dish made from grated corn) - all of which make it worth exploring every inch of the place.

Temple tales The majestic shikhar of the Mahakaleshwar Mahadeo temple dominates the skyline of Ujjain. One look at it and it stirs a deep sense of reverence within. This temple is among the 12 jyotirlingas of Shiva spread across the country.

It is the only temple among the 12 in which the idol is dakshin mookhi, facing the South. The temple consists of five levels and the lowest level is underground. The courtyard is dotted with many other temples, and it has a beautiful lake!

Devotees shout out the name of Lord Bholenath (Shiva), and some chant as they move around, adding to the vibrancy of this place!

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Outside the temple, there are bhang (Indian cannabis) vendors. A bhang thandai tastes very nice and is a unique drink to have here, especially as bhang is used as an offering to Lord Shiva, the presiding deity of the temple.

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Enclosing one of the 12 jyotirlingas, or representations of Lord Shiva, the Mahakal or Mahakaleshwar temple is one of the highlights of Ujjain. The daily Bhasm Aarti that commences from 4 am in the garbagriha (inner sanctum) is a ritual that draws devotees and tourists from all walks of life.

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If architecture fascinates you, then the popular Chaubis khamba temple is a must-visit. It has 24 pillars, as the name suggests. The temple dates back to the ninth century, and it is dedicated to Badi Mata and Chotti Mata. The entrance is guarded by the deities, Mahamaya and Mahalaya in a graceful form. Inscriptions about these are found on the footsteps of the temple.

Take a refreshing break to have a sabudana kichadi, one of the specialities of Ujjain, and then a visit to the rock-cut 11th-century Chintamani Ganesh Temple on the tranquil banks of the Shipra river. The Ganesha here is known as Chintaharan, which means remover of all anxiety.

While moving through the town with its profound aura of spirituality one can’t help but whisper a prayer for peace and well-being.

Banking on faith Ujjain has many ancient temples on the banks of the river and in the other parts of the town. It is easy to move around the city and the inviting banks of the Shipra are great for a walk. The Ramghat is a very important place as the Kumbha Mela is held here every 12 years for very vibrant red and has a powerful aura. The 12 days. The Kumbha Mela is also referred to as Navaratri festival is celebrated here every the Ujjain Simhasta here. It commemorates the year! Many lamps are lit here, adding to the Amrutmanthan referred to in our epics, where beauty of the place and creating a divine the Gods and the Asuras got together to churn atmosphere. the ocean to obtain nectar or amrit. During the Kumbha Mela, millions of devotees visit this While moving through the town with its place. On other days, devotees take a dip in the profound aura of spirituality, one can’t help sacred river waters here. but whisper a prayer for peace and well-being.

The legend has it Facing the ghat is the ancient temple of Maa Shri Harsiddhi.

This temple is a shaktipeeth as it is said that when Shiva carried the burning body of Sati from the sacrificial fire, her elbow dropped at this place. The temple is beautiful and has influences of Maratha architecture. This temple is painted a

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POSITIVE SIGNS Symbols are evocative. Symbols are powerful.

Symbols are feelings. Just a single glance at them tells us what they convey. In the aftermath of the havoc created by the Covid-19 pandemic, people of the world are trying to draw strength from each other. Different cultures use different symbols to represent hope. We explore 11 such symbols from across the globe.

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In these challenging times, the symbols of hope serve as a positive reminder that times will soon change for the better

THE DOVE (Christians) The dove has been associated with love and peace in many different cultures around the world. In ancient Mesopotamia, doves were a prominent symbol of Inanna-Ishtar, the goddess of love, sexuality, and war. The symbol of a dove with an olive branch has been used as a symbol of peace since the early times of Christianity. It has its origins in the Biblical story about Noah’s dove after the great deluge. In this story, Noah sent a white dove to see if there was any land around after the Great Flood. The dove returned with an olive branch in its beak, signifying that there was land somewhere around. This was a moment of relief since Noah had spent a long time on the ark. Since then, a dove with an olive branch in its beak has been considered a symbol of peace.

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OLIVE BRANCH (Greco-Romans) The olive branch is an accepted symbol of hope and peace. In ancient Greece, an olive branch, the hiketeria, was held while praying. There is an interesting tale about Poseidon and Athena who had a face-off to own the city of Athens.

To stake his claim, Poseidon thrust his spear into the Acropolis and opened a well through which seawater gushed out. In return, Athena planted the first olive tree near that well. The gods and goddesses decided that Athena’s gift to the land was better than Poseidon’s and she should be given Athens. According to the Romans, the Roman god of war Mars has another side – Mars Pacifier, who brings peace and was shown on some of the coins with an olive branch in his hand.

WHITE POPPY (Commonwealth Realms) The white poppy as well as the red one are frequently worn during Remembrance Day and other war memorial events in the Commonwealth Realms. The origin can be traced to the 1930s in the UK when there was a widespread fear of a potential war with Europe. They were distributed as an alternative to the red poppy, as a pledge to peace that war must not happen again. Today, white poppies are worn to remember the victims of wars, with the added meaning of hoping for the end of all conflicts.

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PEACE SIGN (Worldwide) This widely recognised symbol of peace emerged in Britain in the late 1950s in response to the nuclear programme in the country. It was later adopted in the US by the activists who were opposing the war in Vietnam. Over years, the sign has become a generic symbol to represent peace, and is used by various human rights groups and in contexts much wider than war and nuclear disarmament.

PAX CULTURA (Broken World) The Pax Cultura symbol consists of a white background and three dots enclosed in a circle in amaranth colour. It was created by the Russian artist, cultural activist and philosopher Nicholas Roerich. The artist described the circle as representing the totality of culture, with the three dots being Art, Science, and Religion that embrace human cultural activity.

He also described the circle as representing the eternity of time, encompassing the past, present, and future.

This emblem has also since been used on peace banners.

BROKEN RIFLE (Worldwide) The broken rifle is a symbol used by War Resisters' International (WRI) and its affiliates. The symbol predates the foundation of WRI in 1921. The first known example of the symbol is in the masthead of the January 1909 issue of De Wapens Neder (Down with Weapons), the monthly paper of the International Antimilitarist Union in the Netherlands. From then on, the image started appearing in many anti-war publications across Europe. Ernst Friedrich, a German who had refused military service, founded the Anti-Kriegs Museum in Berlin, which featured a bas-relief broken rifle over the door.

The symbol came to be recognized as it is today, and its use remains widespread.

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ORIZURU (Japan)

According to a Japanese legend, anyone who manages to fold a thousand Orizuru (origami cranes) can have one of his/her wishes fulfilled. It is for this reason that Sadako Sasaki, a Japanese girl who was struggling with leukemia in the aftermath of the Hiroshima atomic bomb, was trying to do so. She was hoping to fold a thousand cranes so that her wish for surviving through the disease would be granted. However, she succumbed to the illness after folding 644 cranes. Her friends and family folded the rest of the cranes and buried them with her. This story had a powerful impact and the paper crane started being associated with anti-nuclear movements.

MPATAPO (West Africa) Mpatapo is the adinkra symbol of peace. It is considered to be a symbol of reconciliation and peacemaking. Mpatapo represents peace after strife. It is an adinkra symbol that features quite often in Akan art and architecture. It is represented by a knot that has no beginning and no ending and depicts the bond between disputing parties that have reached a peaceful reconciliation.

It extends to become a symbol of forgiveness.

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YIN AND YANG (China) Yin and Yang is a popular symbol from China. It represents the concept of dualism where two seemingly opposing and contradictory forces actually are interrelated and complementary to each other.The symbol contains white and black in equal parts, showing us that there is no light without darkness.

To find harmony, both the forces should be in balance. If one becomes overpowering, then that balance is lost and as a result, there will be negative outcomes.

BI NKA BI (West Africa)

The Yin Yang is also a symbol of balance, contentment and inner peace.

Bi Nka Bi is an adinkra symbol that roughly translates to “Nobody should bite another.” It is a symbol of justice and fairplay and is used to express peace and harmony.

It is depicted by the image of two fishes biting each other's tails. This urges caution against provocation and strife and indicates that the outcome of dispute is often harmful in some form or the other to both the parties involved.

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Duel Action Fasten your seat belts as we take you on a 360 degree ride through two IndiGo destinations. Standing tall in the two secondary colours of IndiGo, there’s Port Blair in one corner and Phuket in another.

PORT BLAIR

PHUKET

Down the history lane St. George's Syro Malabar Forane Church, locally known as Edapally Church is a Catholic pilgrimage church in Edapally, Kochi, India.

Thought to have been founded in 593 AD, it is regarded as one of the oldest churches in Kerala.

About five million people visit it every year.

Among locals, Wat Wichit Sangkaram is known as Wat Kuan. It is a beautiful edifice worth visiting. Bright colours along with traditional architecture that is still impressive make this place a draw for tourists. Wat Wichit Sangkaram is a perfect example of history and traditions, culture and beliefs. Many religious ceremonies are held here, so you may have the opportunity to see one!

The foodie tales If you're in Kochi, Sri Muruga Café should be on your list. This 15-yearold spot brings together two of Kerala’s greatest loves – pazhampori and beef fry to create a dish that is as delicious as it is unusual. They serve a portion of meat cooked in a thick gravy, topped with onions.

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Raya is a Michelin Bib Gourmand awardee restaurant in Phuket.

They’re known for serving classic Phuketstyle dishes like this delicious moo hong. It is made by braising pork belly in a sweet marinade made with garlic, black peppercorn, coriander root and soy sauce.

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Shoppers' delight The Marine Drive by the backwaters is a shopaholic’s delight! The GCD complex and Bay Pride have an assortment of stores that sell imported electronics, perfumes and clothing.

The Flea Market here has a great collection of casual clothing at affordable prices.

Also famous as the Naka Market, Phuket weekend market place is perfect for shopping in Phuket if you do not wish to splurge. It is located along the Chao Fa West Road near the Central Festival Mall and houses a wide array of second copies of mostly every item it sells. And even if you’re out of cash this Phuket market is still worth a visit.

For the night-angels If you are looking for an experience that will leave your spirits high then, Sky Grill Lounge is the place to be. The lounge offers a great food menu and drinks to booze the night away. What makes it special is the fact that it is one of the best rooftop bars offering scenic views of the backwaters.

The coastal location of Phuket has made it an ideal place for sunset bars, with the cliff areas dotted with numerous ones. Of all these, the Wassa Homemade bar at the Patong Bar is the most popular one. Wassa is the ultimate sundowner venue and one of the best options of the night-angels in Phuket.

For adventure junkies Water sports in Kochi takes a rather softer turn with this knee boarding experience.

Learn to row as you sit on your knees along with a professional instructor for a total of 45 minutes. This water sport is usually done at high speeds and large waves to give full excitement and dizzy thrills.

Kitesurfing is one of the most daring and challenging water sports in Phuket especially during rains and strong winds. Glide on the blue water on a soft board with a large steerable kite attached to it and ride the waves. While it is amongst the most thrilling ones to be experienced, make sure to kitesurf only with a certified trainer.

Recommendation: Fort Cochin is the place to go looking for some colourful murals. The Thai Amulets Market in Phuket Old Town is the place to buy Buddhist amulets, most of which are blessed by well-regarded monks in Thailand.

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Let there be light Even when the sun sets, it remembers to find its way to surround us with light and beauty, and to remind us that where there is light, there is hope.

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Basking in the glorious warmth of sunlight, looking forward to a bright, new day

Nothing is too deep or dark to be lit up

A grateful moment as the rays of light find their way through the dense foliage to lighten up your path

Sunburst through the clouds at sunset is a reminder that darkness will be dispelled sooner than later

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Land of high mountains, sand dunes preserved fortresses and beautiful fjords, Oman occupies the southeastern part of the Arabian Sea and is ideal for a peaceful and tranquil vacation.

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Sultan's Palace Head to Sultan's Palace with beautiful mushroom pillars in blue and gold for a quintessential Muscat selfie. While it remains closed for the public, pausing at the gate to admire its beauty should definitely be a part of your itinerary.

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Bait Al Zubair A privately owned museum exhibiting Omani heritage is set inside a beautiful restored house. The museum displays traditional handicrafts, furniture, stamps and coins, with a modern cafe and shops selling souvenirs.

National Museum The contemporary museum in Oman is a must-visit. The museum displays the heritage of Oman through giant screens and high-tech devices that bring the artefacts alive. There is also a section on maritime history with innovative multimedia.

ADVENTURE

SALALAH

Dune Bashing Wadi Bani Khalid in Salalah makes for a dramatic desert outing.

The place is revered for red rock formations and the lush green springs, pools and plantations that can be explored in a 4 x 4 vehicle.

Sea Diving The clear turquoise waters of the Musandam Fjords are perfect for underwater exploration. The deeper water is home to predatory fish including barracuda, tuna and sharks. One can also occasionally spot whale sharks.

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CULTURE

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KHASAB Al Khmazera Castle While driving around the town, the castle is worth a stop. The fortified house is home to two cannons at the doorway, a renovated well in the courtyard and giant oyster shells.

Khasab Castle Built by the Portuguese, the castle was used as an army base and later as a home of the Wali of Khasab and as a city jail. The middle tower of the castle has been renovated into a museum displaying handicrafts and archeological collections.

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Shuwa The slow-cooked meat in an underground oven is considered one of the national foods of Oman. It is served on a tray over a bed of rice. The dish is usually savoured communally. Try the dish at Qibara in Seeb.

Omani Bread Also called Khubz Ragag, the bread is a staple in Omani household.

The bread made with three simple ingredients like flour, water and salt is served with cheese, mayonnaise or honey.

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Bahla Pottery The pottery is used to store dates and grains, as bottles for water, and even as frankincense burners. While the traditional pieces are brown and beige in colour, Nahla Souq sells beautiful coloured souvenirs made from high quality clay of wadis of Bahla.

SHOPPING

BAHLA

Frankincense Also called olibanum, frankincense is an aromatic resin used in incense and perfume. Obtained by cutting the bark of genus Boswellia that grows in Do you mean Saudi Arabia? Africa and South Asia, the aromatic resin is a must-buy in Oman.

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WORLD SOIL DAY DECEMBER 5, 2021

KEEP SOIL ALIVE, PROTECT SOIL BIODIVERSITY As many know, around 70 per cent of the earth’s surface is covered with water, while the remaining 30 per cent comprises land. The layer of the earth that is composed of soil and is influenced by the process of soil formation is called the pedosphere. But what exactly is soil and what is soil made of? Read to know more.

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Soil can be simply defined as a mixture of small rock particles/debris and organic materials/humus, which develop on the earth's surface and support growth of plants. Soil is formed by weathering of rocks. It is composed of different components: 5 percent organic matter, 45 percent minerals, 20-30 percent different gases and 20-30 percent water. Therefore, the soil is known as a heterogeneous body. Plants nurture a whole world of creatures in the soil, which in return feed and protect the plants. This diverse community of living organisms keeps the soil healthy and fertile. This vast world constitutes soil biodiversity and determines the main biogeochemical processes that make life possible. In order to stress the importance of environmental and soil protection, the United Nations celebrates this indispensable natural resource every year with World Soil Day, on December 05.

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Importance of healthy soil Soil is the basis of food systems as well as the place where all plants for food production grow. Healthy soil provides essential nutrients, water, oxygen and support to the roots, and all these elements favour the growth and development of plants for food production. Another important aspect is that when soil is healthy, it contributes to mitigating climate change by keeping or increasing soil organic carbon. Useful mineral medicines such as calcium, iron, and other substances such as petroleum jelly for cosmetics are extracted from soil.

Soil absorbs rainwater. This water is evaporated and released into the air during sunny days, making the atmosphere cooler.

Soil Pollution Soil pollution can be broadly classified into two categories: Naturally caused soil pollution Anthropogenic soil pollution (caused by human activity) Almost all cases of soil pollution are anthropogenic in nature. A variety of human activities can lead to the contamination of soil. They are as follows:

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Demolition of old buildings contaminating nearby soil with asbestos Usage of lead-based paint during construction activities Spillage of petrol and diesel during transportation Activities associated with metal casting factories (foundries) Underground mining activities Improper disposal of highly toxic industrial/chemical waste can severely polluting soil Use of chemical pesticides in agriculture Sewage produced in urbanised areas Nuclear waste, e-waste, and coal ash Soil pollution harbours a broad spectrum of negative consequences that affect plants, animals, humans, and the ecosystem as a whole.

Soil conservation Soil conservation focuses on keeping soil healthy through a combination of practices and techniques. It is the act of preventing soil from being eroded and from losing its fertility because of things like over-usage, acidification, salinisation, or contamination by man-made chemicals. Many crucial changes must be brought about in order to control soil contamination and soil pollution. For example, the use of toxic substances in industrial activities can be avoided wherever suitable alternatives exist. Also, the recycling of waste products will contribute towards a reduction in the soil contamination due to landfills.

Promoting healthy agricultural practices such as the use of organic manure and organic farming methods can help reduce the amount of chemical fertilisers used in agricultural soils. Efficient and limited use of chemical pesticides must also be advocated.

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The Joy of Giving Week (Daan Utsav)

The Upcycle Project

The Joy of Giving Week is globally observed from October 02-08.

This year, we organised three programs across locations, and employees participated with great enthusiasm.

The seat cover and carpets from our aircraft are being upcycled into useable products by trained artisans in Jahangirpuri, New Delhi. These artisans have upcycled 4,000 seat covers into more than 3,500 products.

During a three-day event, employees Flight of Dreams purchased these products, the A virtual interaction was proceeds of which have organised between our contributed to the income of IndiGo pilots and 300 students these artisans. from a few government schools of Kolkata, Puri and Hyderabad. Our pilots encouraged students to work hard and gave them tips on how to make a career in aviation.

Back to School Campaign IndiGo employees across 31 locations contributed stationery and spent time with children who had dropped out of school due to the Covid pandemic. This was part of the Back to School Campaign to encourage children to resume their studies.

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