Hello 6E Inflight Magazine - IndiGo Airline September-October 2021

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Celebrating common roots Hindi Diwas is celebrated every year on September 14 to commemorate the adoption of Hindi in Devanagari script as one of the official languages of India. Also, this day is celebrated; as a patriotic reminder to Indian populations of their common roots and unity.

Did You Know? Hindi is the fourth most spoken language in the world after English, Spanish and Mandarin.

“It is not the destination where you end up but the memories you create along the way.”

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The desire to build memories, to connect with people, and to see new places is an innate human desire; and to help create safer travel experiences to fulfil this desire of our customers is the need of the hour. The shift towards a more digital and personalized journey with an increased emphasis on wellness and sustainability is paramount in a changed scenario. IndiGo is determined to be a leading airline in the world, focusing on enhancing sustainability and its efforts towards enriching the flying experience for customers.

IndiGo has made several strides

towards sustainability, from investing in fuel-efficient engines to planting trees, sponsoring biogas plants, and investing in water conservation projects.

The Sep-Oct edition of HELLO 6E reflects this sentiment and is woven around the theme of reflection. The Skyline section traces the journey of Banaras through time and space, and the Vignette section showcases some outstanding imagery depicting reflection in a visual sense. Green Intentions talks about the need for rhino conservation in India and the OffBeat section takes you to some wonderful places to celebrate the festivals of light across the world in the coming months. The Touch&Go section offers a special tribute to our sports heroes who have made India proud in the Tokyo Olympics. Apart from this, regular sections highlight the variety of IndiGo destinations.

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Celebrating 75 years of Indian independence.

‘India @ 75’ is a campaign launched by Government of India to start the celebration 75 weeks before we complete the 75th year of India’s Independence.

IndiGo joins in to celebrate the cultural richness and historical importance of the Indian cities/destinations we fly to.

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Glimpses of domestic and international destinations of IndiGo network

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An off-beat approach to explore various destinations of IndiGo network

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NowBoarding Exploring the colourful landscape of Varanasi

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Artistry

A sneak peek into the world of postal services in India

Touch&Go

DuelAction

Discovering similarities in two different cities of the world

Vignette

Showcasing the stunning beauty of the world through reflections

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Viewpoint Discovering Hong Kong through five different angles

64 Green Intentions Focussing on environmentrelated issues

Explore some sports and Indian players in Olympics

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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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xplore an Underwater Sculpture Museum in the Mediterranean as a fantastical underwater forest has sprouted off the coast of Pernera beach in southeast Cyprus. Dubbed as the Museum of Underwater Sculpture Ayia Napa (MUSAN), it features a collection of 93 artworks by British sculptor Jason deCaires Taylor. The site’s sculptures of people and plants stretch across more than 550 feet of sand at depths of up to 33 feet.

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in Dubai, located at Bluewaters Island, UAE, is the world’s largest and tallest observation wheel and will be open for tourists from October 21, 2021. It will take visitors to a height of 250 metres from where they could enjoy a majestic view of Dubai’s picturesque skyline.

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amad International Airport (HIA) of Doha has been rewarded with the number one spot in 2021 in the "World's Best Airport" category at Skytrax's World Airport Awards.

Tokyo Haneda Airport (HND) is at second place while Singapore’s Changi airport (SIN) has been placed third.

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t's Our Best Shot for Travel" is a tourism campaign launched domestically by Australia Tourism. It isn't about going on vacation but about getting vaccinated against the coronavirus so that they can welcome the world back to enjoy all that Australia has to offer.

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ffering an historical account of the primary Jewish communities of India, their synagogues, and unique Indian Jewish customs Growing Up Jewish in India is written by Ori Z. Soltes and published by Niyogi Books. The book offers an investigation both within Jewish India and beyond its borders, tracing how Jews arrived in the vast subcontinent at different times from different places and have both inhabited dispersed locations within the larger Indian world.

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he largest retrospective ever on Jasper Johns will take place simultaneously across two museums, 100 miles apart. The collaboration between the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York and the Philadelphia Museum of Art (PMA) will see twinned exhibitions, playing off Johns’s use of repetition and mirroring in his work from September 18 to February 13, 2022.

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ttarakhand’s ancient Gartang Gali wooden bridge has been opened for tourists. The Gartang Gali wooden bridge is located at a height of 11,000 feet in Nelong Valley in Uttarkashi district near Indo-China border.

Those interested in visiting Gartang Gali bridge will have to register themselves at Bhairav Ghati outpost and follow all the Covid guidelines.

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ith a lotus pond and a new Salvation Ground for visitors where they can sit in silence and honour the martyrs, Jallianwala Bagh complex in Amritsar has been renovated and opened for public. The Union Ministry of Culture has undertaken work on restoration and conservation, as well as building ticket counters, toilets, and drinking water fountains.

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

INDIA

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IndiGo to MYSURU www.goindigo.in

MYSURU Check List EAT RIGHT

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GIFTING ZONE

FACT Mysuru has the biggest walk-through aviary in India.

Best time to visit October to February

One of the most iconic sweets of Mysuru, the melt-in-the-mouth Mysore Pak was created in the royal kitchens of the city. The best place to have it is at the Guru Sweet Mart.

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When planning a trip to Mysuru, make sure to visit during the Dasara festival. While the festival is celebrated all across the country, none of them is as grand as the one celebrated here.

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Head to the Karnataka Silk Industries Corporation to buy traditional Mysuru silk sarees, which are known for their intricate golden threadwork and have been an identity of the city.

Currency Indian Rupee

Population 0.887 million

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Madhya Pradesh

IndiGo to JABALPUR www.goindigo.in

FACT It is believed that the game of Snooker originated in Jabalpur.

This game is also known as billiards.

JABALPUR

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INDIA

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HISTORY CALLING

Khopra Pak is one of the delicious and famous sweets of this region. A coconut and milk-based dessert, it is additionally flavoured with cardamom and saffron.

Enjoy the magnificent beauty of Dhuandhar Falls.

One can go for boating experience in Bhedaghat where the marble rock walls illuminate on full moon nights.

Rani Durgavati Museum has a series of prehistoric treasures, a collection of sculptures and letters of Mahatma Gandhi. The museum also gives glimpses of the Adivasi culture of this region.

Best time to visit October to March

Currency Indian Rupee

Population 1.2 million

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INDORE

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Indore is renowned for its street food. The best place to experience them is Sarafa Bazaar, a street food market that opens only at night.

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Indore pays homage to its brave queen Ahilya Bai of the Holkar Dynasty, during the Ahilya Utsav.

Make sure to attend this event while in the city.

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INDIA Best time to visit October to March

Currency Indian Rupee

Population 1.99 million

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FACT In 2019, Indore had been awarded the title of 'Cleanest City of India'.

Madhya Pradesh

IndiGo to INDORE www.goindigo.in

The Central Museum of Indore exhibits artefacts dating as far back to the prehistoric era, as well as recent findings from the modern era. The museum also houses mythological carvings, coins from different ages.

DARBHANGA INDIA

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Check List FACT The famous Maithili poet Vidyapati was from Darbhanga.

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GIFTING ZONE

Ahilya gram is a famous historical temple in Darbhanga. According to Ramayan, when Lord Ram was his way to Janakpur his feet touched a stone and it turned into a woman who was non-else but Ahilya.

Constructed between 1934 to 1947, Darbhanga Fort is one of the best places to see in Darbhanga as it is historically significant and has a gorgeous ambiance.

Darbhanga is the best place to buy Maithili paintings. You will find many shops out there that will sell you gorgeous Maithili paintings at affordable prices.

Best time to visit October to March

Currency Indian Rupee

Population 0.3 million

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OffBeat

Let there be light EVERYWHERE From amazing light installations to cultural celebrations and festivals, there are plenty of illuminating festivals around the world that seek to enthrall you for the rest of the year.

Festival of Lights, Berlin, Germany

Where: Berlin, Germany

When: September 03-12, 2021

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HIGHLIGHTS This year’s festival motto intensively illuminates the topic of the future, connecting a wide variety of topics, visions and tasks such as responsibility for the preservation of a healthy planet, science, e-mobility or digitalization and locating them in prominent places in Berlin.

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Every year in Fall Berlin becomes the city of light art. The light productions on the world-famous landmarks, monuments, buildings and squares of the German capital make the FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS one of the most popular light art festivals in the world. Together with national and international artists, the Festival of Lights Team transforms Berlin into one big shining stage – the whole of Berlin lights up!

The event tell stories, draw attention to what is hidden in the neighbourhoods, present cultures and arts, transport messages and themes. Magic moments in Berlin!

DID YOU KNOW? Lighting artists from all over the world create brilliant projections, 3D video mappings as well as lighting installations all over the city.

Look out for: The largest open air gallery in the world

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Where: All over India

When: November 04, 2021

One of the most important Hindu festivals, Diwali signifies the victory of good over evil. The festival is celebrated on a new moon night, and earthen lamps and candles are lit to symbolize that light can overcome darkness. Lighting of firecrackers also form part of the celebrations. It is the one big festival that is celebrated in the most diverse manner in different parts of the country, yet feels like it calls for a unison.

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HIGHLIGHTS From exquisite handicrafts to their annual Dastkar Festival of Lights Diwali Mela, there are various Diwali melas and carnivals held across the country that add quite the radiance to Diwali celebrations.

The bazaars brim with lively folk music and illustrious artefacts.

Look out for: Diwali on the banks of the holy Ganges.

Diwali, India

Where: All over Japan

When: October to February

Look out for: Light tunnels and millions of LED lights that bathe the area in a warm glow.

Taking place between late October all the way to March the next year, the festival is entirely dedicated to the region's flower showers. And they are recreated using thousands of LED lights.

Winter illuminations around Christmas and New Year have become a popular attraction in cities across Japan.

Among Japan's first and most spectacular light shows is Kobe's Luminarie, an Italian designed light festival which was first held as a memorial to the victims of the disastrous Kobe earthquake in 1995.

What more?

Winter Illuminations Festival, Japan

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HIGHLIGHTS The Ashikaga Flower Fantasy in Ashikaga Flower Park is one of the Kanto Region's largest seasonal illumination events with over five million LED lights covering most of the park.

Attractions include hanging lights that are meant to resemble seasonal flowers and music-synchronized light shows.

Where: All across Taiwan

When: February 27, 2021

Look out for: A sky full of illuminating lanterns.

What more?

HIGHLIGHTS

Traditionally, the 16 days from Lunar New Year's Eve until the Lantern Festival each had a special celebration activity.

These days, the Lantern Festival is an important occasion for family meetings and reunions. Parks across Taiwan become an amazing sight with numerous huge lanterns depicting anything from the current zodiac animal to scenes from traditional Chinese folk stories and more contemporary scenes. Schoolchildren will also make many more smaller lanterns adding to the spectacle of the evening.

Lantern Festival, Taiwan

The festival shows beautiful lanterns featuring Taiwaenes icons, Chinese Zodiac signs, puzzles and so much more. People try to solve the puzzles on the lanterns and eat rice balls and get all their families united in the joyful atmosphere.

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An annual affair, the skies and streets of Taiwan light up with lanterns small and large.

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Banaras: Of Gods, Humans and Stories Written by Nilosree and Irfan Published by Niyogi Books Hardback 240 pages INR 1750

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Varanasi A LIVING LANDSCAPE There is a river and there is a city, constructed over centuries. This is Banaras, a city imagined, real and fluid, written about so many times, and yet invigorating and complex enough to probe again.

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As per the primary narrative, Banaras or Kashi is the city that Lord Shiva created, while he was creating the universe itself; it is his chosen abode on earth. From the sacred texts to the maps of all scales, travel diaries, and pre-colonial and colonial paintings and photographs, Banaras emerges to be a place of many colours and hues, deeply immersed in a particular way of life.

Ganga, the sacred river River Ganga is an archetype, a river and beyond.

For the believer it is an endless source of sacred water, a purifier, a bountiful mother, an epitome of energy, and also Shakti, the saviour in liquid form.

In Kashi Khanda of Skanda Puran, river Ganga as

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a goddess is declared as one of the three final givers of blessings, the other two being the Lord Shiva and Kashi, the abode itself. Just as Kashi is the archetype of tirtha...so is the Ganges, the archetype of sacred waters.

The ghats of Ganga denote a visual identity of the city. As the river nearly encircles the city, its mere presence heightens the austerity of the location. Standing on the Chausatti ghat on one end or Panchganga ghat on the other, one gets to witness the flowing river that's almost like an ocean, forming its widest sweep. There is no denial of the visual supremacy of the Ganges flowing by Banaras, with the city standing on the riverfront.

Every art, every handcrafted object made in Banaras has a connect or a symbolic reference to what the city is associated to.

The materialistic world of Banaras With Banaras there is both an undeniable spiritual and materialistic connect. It would be engaging to look into the world of handicrafts, Banarasi weaving in particular, wooden toys, minakari and metal craft as well as a peek into the world of musical instruments. Every art, every handcrafted object made in Banaras has a connect or a symbolic reference to what the city is associated to. For example, the bell metal objects and brasswares directly link up to the ritualistic practices or a Banarasi silk that is deeply connected to the local socio-cultural events, like marriages and offerings.

For the love of Banaras Banaras is a lifetime of experience, delving into its innermost social fabric. The city has had a sanction to the custom of pleasure. In both realms of popular culture and traditional custom, music and food are deeply intertwined and Banaras is not an exception. Banarasi Paan is existential in nature. It is a life choice, freewheeling, and more about the informed social behaviour.

Understanding Banaras is as layered as Banaras itself. It is about the Divine and those who help retain the essence of divinity. It is about life and death and everything in between. A complex entity with a carefully crafted antiquity that runs deep into its veins.

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Touch&Go

India shines in Tokyo Olympics In over four decades, for the first time India finished 48th on the medal tally in Tokyo. With 1 gold, 2 silver, 4 bronze, India produced its richest-ever medal haul and the finest overall performance. Here is a sneak peek of the games and winners.

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Javelin Throw

NEERAJ CHOPRA Gold The Javelin throw is a track and field event where the javelin, a spear about 2.5 m in length, is thrown. Neeraj Chopra won the first Gold for India with an astonishing throw of 87.58 meters.

Jan Zelezny of the Czech Republic holds the current world record (with the redesigned javelin) of 98.48 metres. Fourtime Olympic medallist Zelezny achieved the milestone in 1996.

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Freestyle Wrestling

RAVI KUMAR DAHIYA Silver Freestyle wrestling is a style of martial art wrestling.

In Tokyo, it featured two disciplines, freestyle and Greco-Roman, which were further divided into different weight categories.

After losing Gold to two-time world champion Zavur Uguev of ROC in the final of the men’s 57kg freestyle wrestling, Ravi Dahiya ended up with a silver medal. He had assured himself of an Olympic medal when he beat Nurislam Sanayev of Kazakhstan in the semis.

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Weightlifting

MIRABAI CHANU Silver Weightlifting is a sport in which the athlete attempts a maximumweight single lift of a barbell loaded with weight plates. The two competition lifts in order are the snatch and the clean and jerk. The snatch is a wide-grip, one-move lift whereas the clean and jerk is a close-grip, two-move lift.

On the very first day of Olympic 2021, July 24, Mirabai Chanu clinched a silver medal in the 49kg category. Former World Champion, and bronze medallist at the Asian Championships, she opened India's account in the Tokyo Olympics.

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Badminton Women’s Singles Badminton is a racquet sport played using racquets to hit a shuttlecock across a net. It is also a technical sport, requiring good motor coordination and the development of sophisticated racquet movements.

PV SINDHU Bronze

PV Sindhu became the first Indian woman and only the second Indian athlete — after Sushil Kumar — to win two individual Olympic medals. She beat China’s He Bing Jiao to win the bronze medal in the women’s singles competition.

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Boxing- Women’s Welterweight

LOVLINA BORGOHAIN Bronze

Welterweight is a weight class in combat sports. It is heavier than lightweight but lighter than middleweight.

Lovlina Borgohain had beaten Chinese Taipei’s Nien-Chin Chen (64-69kg) in the quarter-finals to assure herself of a medal.

Her medal is the first Olympic medal in Indian boxing in nine years.

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Hockey Men

INDIA TEAM Bronze Hockey is a sport in which two teams play against

each other by trying to manoeuvre a ball or a puck into the opponent's goal using a hockey stick.

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After a 41-year wait, Indian men’s hockey team claimed the bronze medal when they beat Germany 5-4 in an enthralling match. It is Indian hockey's third Olympic bronze medal and their 12th Olympic medal overall.

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Wrestling

BAJRANG PUNIA Bronze Wrestling is a combat sport involving grappling-type techniques such as clinch fighting, throws and takedowns, joint locks, pins and other grappling holds.

Bajrang Punia beat Kazakhstan’s Daulet Niyazbekov in the men’s 65kg freestyle wrestling playoff to claim the bronze. He

became the third Indian debutant to win a medal at Tokyo 2020.

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Olympics 2020 Unique show

Tokyo 2020 is unique, not only in the way that is a historic first to be postponed but it is held with the COVID-19 pandemic still rampant, especially with its variants.

As no spectators were allowed in the vast majority of the venues, the IOC resorted to digital engagement to create an atmosphere that made athletes feel they were not alone.

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THINGS OF THE PAST

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A Letter box makes you nostalgic, bringing back memories of an era of pen and paper, stamps, ink and warmth. With improved means of communication such as Internet, SMS, WhatsApp, and other social media platforms, the importance of letters and letter boxes has dimished. Let us have a quick look of some unique post offices across India.

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General Post Office, Kolkata

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The history of postal services in India dates back to the 18th century when the then Governor General Warren Hastings first introduced the postal service for the public in March 1774 in Kolkata. In 1854, the country became the first one in Asia to issue postage stamps from its post office in Sindh (now in Pakistan). It was the era of half anna stamps, the Indian Post Office Act, and mail deliveries through railway and seaways.

Unique Post Offices Currently managing more than one lakh post offices in the country, India Post has become the world’s largest postal network. Established at different points in time, India is home to some of the oldest and unique post offices in the world.

Highest: At 15,500 ft in Hikkim district in Himachal Pradesh, the highest post office of India was established in 1983. Nestled near famous travel destinations, Kaza and Spiti, the post office is an instagram-worthy place, attracting hundreds of travellers every year who take pride in getting their picture clicked while sending out letters from the highest Daak Ghar in the country.

Oldest: India’s first-ever post office was launched in Kolkata in 1774 by Warren Hastings. On October 2, 1868, the city got its own General Post Office (GPO) which was constructed in four years. The building is adorned with a high white domed roof, 220 feet tall Ionic-Corinthian pillars, with an in-house museum that celebrates a rich collection of old artefacts and stamps.

Hikkim district in Himachal Pradesh

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Did you know?

PB No. 9 (Postbox Number 9) has a rare significance in the history of postal services in India. It is the oldest postbox number still active in Kerala and has completed a century now.

Roadside wall boxes first appeared in 1857 as a cheaper alternative to pillar boxes, especially in rural districts.

A post box originally installed in the wall of the Wakefield Post Office is dated 1809 and believed to be the oldest example in Britain. It is now on display at the new Wakefield Museum.

The first post boxes are believed to have been installed in and around Paris in1653. By 1829, post boxes were in use throughout France.

Mumbai GPO

Dal Lake in Kashmir

A seal of a man rowing a shikara on the Dal Lake is used on every letter posted from the floating post office.

Grandest: The Mumbai GPO established in 1794 by the then Postmaster General, Mr. Charles Elphinstone.

Designed in Indo-Saracenic style, it took nine years to build the post office that houses two-spacious floors, a business hall with 101 counter positions, and a central hall that rises to a large dome.

Floating: The Dal Lake in Kashmir is home to an intricately designed post office which is known as the floating post office. Constructed on a handmade houseboat, the post office provides regular postal and banking services to around 50,000 residents on the lake. A seal of a man rowing a shikara on the Dal Lake is used on every letter posted from the post office.

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DuelAction

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 Jaipur in one corner and Jeddah in another.

JAIPUR

JEDDAH

Down the history lane The Nahargarh Fort was built in 1734 by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II, the founder of the city of Jaipur. While there, visit the stepwell inside the fort. Built in a unique design, there’s no symmetry in kind of steps cut out of the hillside to collect water in.

Abdul Raouf Khalil Museum of Jeddah stretches over several buildings in the Al Madani, Al Andalus area of Jeddah. The museum complex protects the Islamic heritage of the area as well as chronicles the record of pre-Islamic cultures stretching back over 2,500 years.

The foodie tales When in Jaipur, do visit this age-old restaurant, Spice Court, which is perfect for nonvegetarian food. They are known for serving one of the best Laal Maas and Kheema Bhati in town. Head here with an empty stomach and make the most of their delicious menu.

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The biggest Turkish restaurant in Saudi Arabia, Khayal is determined to serve the longest kebabs in the country. A meat lover’s paradise, Khayal restaurant was founded with the hope of spreading classic Turkish cuisine to the Middle East and strives to make the most succulent dishes.

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Kishanpole Bazar is best known for textile goods, which can be bought at reasonable prices. Home to many skilled artists renowned for thier unique wooden carvings, Kishanpole is one of the best places to buy some wooden souvenirs for your loved ones.

If you’re on the hunt for the perfect souvenir to commemorate your trip to Jeddah, you should head to the souqs of Al-Balad. The historic centre of the city is a must-visit for people looking to buy Persian carpets, Arabic perfumes, oils and incense burners.

For the night-angels If you are a rock and Sufi fan, then Geoffrey’s Pub is the right place for you. You can try out their myriads of cocktails and drinks. The food menu includes Western, Indian, Thai, and Chinese cuisines. This is the place where you get to see the best of trends as well as traditional Jaipur.

While not much options are available in Saudi Arabia for nightangels, few pool and bowling halls can keep you busy in Jeddah.

One among them is the 30-lane Bowling World Centre. It is touted as the largest in the Kingdom.

For adventure junkies Discover the exotic wildlife while embarking on a unique wildlife safari in Jhalana. Drive deep into the safari park, spot leopards, striped hyenas, desert foxes, golden jackals, chitals, and many more species of animals. One will also get a chance to explore the desert areas on incredible night tours.

If you want to enjoy the desert in and around Jeddah, dune bashing is available any time of the year. There are many desert safari operators that offer 4×4 adventures, camel tours, and dune bashing trips into the desert.

Recommendation: While in Jaipur, try and attend one of the polo matches. Jaipur has an unmatched polo tradition. In Jeddah, don't miss to catch one of the camel races. It is a renowned legacy among the area’s ancient tribes.

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unique perspective Life is a mirror and will reflect back to the thinker what he thinks into it. The way we reflect the world around us is the direct reflection of the world within us. Travel helps you unleash your imagination and look for inspiration around you.

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Skyline scene in Dubai, The Palm island, United Arab Emirates

Taj Mahal view from Mehtab Bagh on the banks of Yamuna river, Agra

Floating sea ice in Antarctic seas of the Lemaitre channel.

Caribbean flamingo, Cuba

Rakotz Bridge (Rakotzbrucke, Devil's Bridge) in Azalea and Rhododendron Park Kromlau, Germany, Europe

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Chi Lin Nunnery The Buddhist temple dates to the 1930s but was rebuilt in the 1990s in traditional Tang Dynasty style. The structures are all made of wood, and the large complex is incredibly impressive.

Tsim Sha Tsui Clock Tower The Clock Tower is a landmark and a declared monument in Hong Kong since 1990. Built out of red bricks and granite, the Tower peaks at 44 metres.

Man Mo Temple The temple was built in 1847 and is often remembered for its smokefilled interior, where incredible coils of burning incense hang from the ceiling.

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NEW TERRITORIES Dragon's Back Hike Hong Kong's most popular hiking trail, it offers spectacular views out over the ocean, Big Wave Bay, Mount Collinson, Stanley, and Shek O.

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Canyoning Ping Nam stream is nestled in a country park that offers four waterfall abseils and a host of steep bum slides along with incredible hiking and off-road biking routes.

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Tai O Fishing Village Home to people who live a quieter, more traditional way of life, the village offer boat rides around the village, a visit to the local markets and fresh seafood.

Lin Heung Tea House It is one of the best restaurants in Hong Kong for Cantonese-style dim sum. Open since 1928, the place is a dim sum mecca.

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Hong Kong Museum of Art Established in 1962, it is the first public art museum and a custodian of an art collection of over 17,000 items, representing the unique cultural legacy of Hong Kong's connection across the globe.

Temple Street Night Market From clothing and trinkets to electronics and household goods, here vendors sell gadgets of every shape and size, as well as jade jewellery and traditional Chinese crafts.

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Hon Ke Noodles Go for a unique and iconic Hong Kong food Jook-Sing Mein (bamboo pole noodles).

Watching chefs make bamboo pole noodles is a unique experience.

Harbour City The place has over 700 stores and entertainment outlets.

There are over 50 dining options, ranging from fast food outlets and coffee bars, to casual bistros and upmarket restaurants.

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WORLD RHINO DAY SEPTEMBER 22, 2021

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INTO THE

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Today, only five sub species of the rhino survive in the world. The Greater One-horned Rhino or simply the Indian Rhinoceros is scientifically identified as Rhinoceros unicornis (Linnaeus, 1758) and is found only in the Indian subcontinent. Listed as Vulnerable on the IUCN Red List, Indian rhinos are possibly the most prehistoric ones.

The Indian rhinoceros helps maintain the health and balance of the ecosystem.

Known by the scientific name of Rhinoceros unicornis, these animals are mega-herbivores, part of a small and disappearing group that weigh over 1,000 kilograms and include the elephant and the hippopotamus. These large herbivores are shapers of their landscape and environment. They actively use the wetlands and waterbodies helping towards the natural rejuvenation of the aquatic systems. The Indian rhinoceros is also known to help in seed dispersion, moving large tree seeds from forested areas to grasslands through excreta.

Unlike the critically endangered black rhinos, greater one-horned rhinos are counted in the vulnerable category. Their skin is like a thick armour plate which reminds of dinosaurs. But, it’s the one horn that makes them distinctive and special from other rhino species. At present, these beautiful species can only be found in two places; Kaziranga National Park in Assam, India and Chitwan National Park in Nepal.

Threat The Indian rhinos thrive in the grasslands, and changes in these habitats is posing as an inevitable threat. Loss in grassland

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Habitat degradation caused by human activities and climate change as well as the resulting increase in the floods has limited their ranging areas.

Nearly 85% of the global Indian rhinoceros population is concentrated in Assam, where Kaziranga National Park contains 70% of rhino population.

Rhinoceros are excellent swimmers and can run at speeds of up to 55 km/h (34 mph) for short periods.

They have excellent senses of hearing and smell, but relatively poor eyesight.

It is the only large mammal species in Asia to be down-listed from endangered to vulnerable in the IUCN Red list in 2008.

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quality mainly due to growth of invasive and natural succession in addition to changes in the water regimes are the main components posing a threat to the habitats of the rhinos. Habitat degradation caused by human activities and climate change as well as the resulting increase in the floods has caused large death of rhinos and has limited their ranging areas which is shrinking. Asian rhinos mainly survive in isolated areas – in small populations that are at greater risk from inbreeding, natural disasters and disease.

By the 1900s, only between 100 and 200 rhinos survived in the wild. From there to its current population of approximately 3,500 the world over is a remarkable

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turnaround. A lot of effort was put in by the Governments both in India and Nepal to conserve the species. In India, led

by Assam, efforts were put in to revive the population of the species within its declared rhino Protected Areas.

Hope In today’s world where a number of wildlife species are on their brink of extinction, we have given ourselves a chance to make sure to not make the Indian rhino species going into the category of endangered again. So, let’s take a pledge to even contribute a small amount of our effort towards this great cause. Just make sure do not let the beautiful greater one-horned rhino species to say bye to this world so soon.

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Reviving India’s glorious Heritage IndiGoReach, the CSR arm of InterGlobe Aviation ‘IndiGo’ is proud to partner with Aga Khan Foundation and Archaeological Survey of India to restore and preserve the 16th century Mausoleum of Abdur Rahim Khan-I-Khanan in Nizamuddin, New Delhi. Rahim, one of the nine gems (Navratnas) of Mughal Emperor Akbar, built this mausoleum for his wife. He was a beloved poet whose couplets continue to be taught as Rahim Ke Dohe.

Since the 19th century, this magnificent monument had been stripped off much of

its beauty and was almost on the verge of collapse. Conservation works here have required work by master craftsmen to restore missing stone and reveal buried decorative patterns.

IndiGoReach will continue to support the upkeep and maintenance of the mausoleum and the breathtaking illumination of this prominently located monument.

IndiGoReach continues to work on preserving, promoting and developing India's heritage sites.

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