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Want to take an offbeat trip, take an incredible north east tour

Snow-clad Himalayas, green valleys, splashing-blue streams & rivers, the rolling hills, with unique culture and grand hospitality, northeast India is a bouquet of beauty; in this blog you’ll read what to expect in an incredible north east tour . The North East Indian states of Sikkim, Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Meghalaya, Manipur, Mizoram, Nagaland and Tripura are bestowed with huge natural resources & diversity, rich history, and unique cultural tradition. Northeast India is a unique blend of thousands of communities and faith co-existing in their own ways. Of the 8 states Sikkim is considered the brother and rest are referred to as “seven sisters.”

Sikkim: Part of the majestic Himalaya, Sikkim is admired for its biodiversity, including alpine and subtropical climates. Kangchenjunga, the highest peak in India and third highest on Earth, is a tourist magnet. Nathula Pass, Rinchenpong monastery, Baba Harbhajan Singh Mandir, Staircase to Indo-China Border, Tsomgo Lake, Mandakini Waterfalls, and Mera Bharat Mahan Hill, the capital city of Gangtok are other tourist attractions. Nearest airport to Sikkim is Bagdogra Airport in Siliguri. Looking for a family trip to Sikkim, you can look for best deals for India tour packages LTC Tour packages on the IRCTC website.

Arunachal Pradesh: The land of rising sun in India, home to more than 500 species of gorgeous orchids, ancient monasteries, gumphas, Arunachal Pradesh has a dazzling stock of flora and fauna. Tawang monastery, Ziro valley, Namdapha National Park are major tourist attractions; one can enjoy a soul-enriching trek or take a yak ride and pose in the snow mountains. Itanagar Airport, Tezu Airport are connected with major cities in India, the newly built Donyi Polo is also operational.

Assam: Land of the mighty Brahmaputra, Asaam is the gateway to other north eastern states in India. Kaziranga National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage site, One-horned rhino is the major attraction in Kaziranga which is an endangered species in the world. You can enjoy an elephant safari. Majuli island, Kamakhya temple are other tourist attractions. Tourists can also enjoy the unique taste of Assam tea and Assam Silk.

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Meghalaya: Divided by hills yet united by beauty; Meghalaya is a paradise for trekkers and backpackers, it offers scenic beauty for good old-fashioned camping, trekking to rejuvenate the soul. Jaintia, Khasi and Garo Hills divide Meghalaya; It’s an amazing blend of people from various cultures, language, food. Mawsynram the wettest place on earth, Mawlynnong village is the cleanest village in India. Double Decker Living Root Bridges, Nohkalikai Waterfalls, Krem Phyllut, The Eco Park, Khoh Ramhah Rock, Wakaba Falls, are other prime tourist places. Find best hotel rates online at IRCTC official website

Manipur, Tripura, Nagaland, Mizoram are pure beauty with unmatched diversity. The world-famous hornbill festival is celebrated in Nagaland, the Loktak lake of Manipur hosts a floating Keibul Lemjao National Park is unique in itself, Tripura is filled with Palaces, museums, and if you are an adventure junkie Mizoram with waterfalls, beautiful landscapes is an ideal escape destination. Northeast. Explore the unexplored, give your family an incredible north east tour, download the IRCTC app today!

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helene-brennan · 4 years ago

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2020 - A POTTED REVIEW IN PHOTOS

2020 – A POTTED REVIEW IN PHOTOS

2020 for me started in the beautiful state of Mizoram, in North East India, where I spent Christmas and New Year. Here is the city of Aizawl, built on mountain peaks, and with wonderful sunsets. Back home to the Dingle Penninsula, in the South West of Ireland, to enjoy, endure, survive the winter storms and the powerful, magnetic and awe inspiring Atlantic Ocean. And experience the…

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rahulmittra · 7 years ago

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Chief Guest at the 1st Indian Film Festival in Mizoram

#RahulMittra as the Chief Guest at the 1st Indian Film Festival in Mizoram on 23-25th January 2018

Award winning film-maker and CEO Wave Cinemas Rahul Mittra and Producer of popular Bollywood films like “SAHEB BIWI AUR GANGSTER” series, “SARKAR 3” etc would be attending the first ever Indian Film Festival Mizoram in Aizawl from 23rd – 25th January 2018 as Chief Guest.

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thevueindiatours · 5 years ago

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28 States for you to visit and 29 signature delicacies for you to rejoice!

In this exclusive issue by Vue India Tours, one the best destination management company, we bring to you the signature dishes of India to give you one more reason to engagingly explore the riveting legacy of every state. Without further ado, let’s jump into each of these twenty nine states and whet your appetite. Bite into these defining cuisines to get a taste of the mysteriously alluring cultures of India.

Gongura (The palatable spinach of good health) A special spinach with an appetizing sour-ish appeal cooked in oil, salt and spices. Give your taste-bud a tingly burst as you mix Gongura with steaming hot-rice. Exclusively cooked in Andhra Pradesh, this cuisine can only be wholly experienced in paradise (not if you take a trip to Andhra Pradesh).

Sengmora (The ungrudging spice that selflessly efface) Sengmora (spice) is native to the moist fertile lands of Arunachal Pradesh. It has an aroma–inducing essence that turns an ordinary dish into a mouth-watering cuisine. When heated it lends it color to the curry it is cooked with to give a mouthful of punch. Mutton curry cooked in Sengmora served with warm rice and traditional local rice beer hallmarks Arunachal Pradesh to its finest.

Mansor Tenga Fish (Stir your senses into a sizzling stupor) The gourmet that does not ever lose its novelty, Tenga Fish served in richly-textured gravy will leave your palate wanting for more. Freshly picked from the sea water, Mansor Tenga fish is cooked with lemon, dry mango, exotic spices and tomato. Behold the flamboyance of Assam in your plate.

Litti Choka (Stuffed dynamite that explodes in your mouth) This spicy snack is a wheat ball that is filled with gram flour, smashed potato and selected vegetables. They are typically eaten right off the meshed cooking tray, and also can be paired with pungent chutney to rile up your taste buds. This specialty is cooked in Bihar.

Dehrori (Syrup-fried dumpling made of squashed rice) Hailed as the crown jewel of Chattisgarh, Dehrori is specially cooked by bakers during diwali season. It is one of most eaten sweets in India after Jalebi. Seasoned with a hint of cardamom and crushed nuts, Dehrori will make you jump in joy!

Bebinca (Warm cake with frosty ice cream) Goa is the perfect holiday destination because of its contrast experiences. So is the gourmet of this state. Indulge in the hot and cold dessert of Goa which is nation’s favorite sweet and one that is never missed once you take a trip to the party capital of India.

Khandvi (Spicy rolls made with natural spices) Khandvi is the pride of Gujarat, the land of sweet’n’spice condiments. This signature snack is made with gram flour, sesame, mustard seeds, yogurt, green-chillies and coconut. Flavored with a punchy aroma, Khandvi will incite your taste-bud with every bite.

Khichdi (The soft squishy plateful of salubrious rice) Made in Haryana, Khichdi is palatial mixture of pearl millet, rice, pulses and sesame oil. Loaded with dense-calorie, this nutrient rich is an ideal balance diet to boost energy.

Madra (Savory chickpea curry made with yoghurt and coconut puree) Born and Bred in Himachal Pradesh, Madra is a mouth-watering cuisine that is prevalent almost in the entire North India. Get yourself a dose of good health by throwing yourself into chickpea curry made with coconut puree, raisins, almond, yogurt and spices.

Kalaadi Cheese (Food from Paradise on Earth) Kalaadi Cheese is a thick layer of cheese that is locally produced in Jammu and Kashmir. Its dense texture forms the perfect wrap for shredded meat or vegetables to give your mouthful of delicacy. You cannot afford to miss Kalaadi Cheese on your trip to the paradise of India.

Rugda (Nature’s miraculous finely shaped mushrooms) Rugda is a mushroom that is native to Jharkand. These luscious mushrooms are juicy and possess a taste of its own. When cooked in spice and eaten along with rice, Rugda will appeal to non-vegetarians as well for its appetizing aroma.

Pandi Curry (Delectable juicy pork curry) Pandi is telegu word for Pork. Cooked with care till the curry turns dark, the signature dish of Karnataka will have you crying for more. Served with indigenous flat bread ‘Akkiroti’ and is a celebrated cuisine of Karnataka.

Mutton Istu (Swim into a flavorsome mutton stew) Loosely pronounced as Istu instead of Stew, this Kerala specialty will make for a bountiful meal. You’ll have your taste-bud salivating for more when this chopped meat cooked in coconut milk washes on your palate. Ask for a vegetable istu, in case you wish to try the vegetable delight.

Bhutte ka kees (Mashed corns sprinkled with grated coconut shreds) Made from squashed sweet corns as the name suggests Bhutte is an Indian word that means Corn. Another spicy dish from central India, i.e Madhya Pradesh, will make you addicted to the city.

Thalipeeth (Indian multi-grain Pan cakes) Thalipeeth is a multi-grain spicy pancake made with proprietary blend of herbs, peppers and condiments. Being a traditional dish of Maharastra, this dish is served with Buffalo cream. Although there are many other traditional snacks, Thalipeeth is one of the most distinguishing of them all.

Khaman Asinba Kangshoi (Savory vegetable soup with whole fried fishes) Manipur’s contribution this list is feisty one. Imagine having the savory delight of freshly-cut vegetable soup with fried fish dipped to make for an appetite booster. It is the staple of Manipur and one that you should definitely try when you visit here.

Jadoh (The idea of biryani redefined) Presenting to you from the house of Meghalaya, a biryani that has been completely re-imagined and given a distinct punch from its counterparts. A bowl full of red hill rice grown on the floral bed of the crest of the Meghalayan hill. Served with garnished mutton or chicken with slices of pickled mangoes, this feast will stir up your spirit.

Sawchiar (Experience the refreshing aroma of boiled delicacy) Another dish that is provides a savory taste and a bowl of good health is Sawchiar. Cooked exclusively in Mizoram, this cuisine is boiled with rice, meat and secret spices that turns an ordinary soup into delectable indulgence.

Dry Bamboo shoots (Minced pork sewn around a bamboo shoot) Nagaland signature dish is Dry Bamboo Shoots laced in minced Pork. Pork is cooked with bamboo shoots, chillies, herbs and served with boiled rice. The dish is very spicy and has a strong flavor.

Chhena Poda (Indian version of Ricotta Cheese) Baked in the ovens of Odisha, this ricotta cheese is toasted and shaped like a cake. The sweet delicacy will leave you wanting for more because of its rich taste, texture and appeal. It is one of the sweets that are available throughout the year for you to enjoy.

Makke ki Roti (Richly prepared corn-powder bread that is heavier than pizza) Punjab has the most fertile soil in the entire country because of the presence of five rivers in the state. Naturally, the Indian Bread of Punjab is kneaded with manually-grown organic corn that reeks of organic aroma. Makke ki Roti borrows the savor from the corn that kneads it and when served with mustard spinach, it will make your burst with joy.

Malai Ghewar (India’s very own donut) Prepared in Rajasthan, this round shaped sweet is a delight in every bite. Ghevar is made in three forms; plain, mava or malai ghevar and is 8–10cm in diameter. Not only significant to the festivals of Rajasthan, but is one of most sold sweet in Rajasthan. You don’t eat Malai Ghewar, you take a slice of tradition!

Phagshapa (Broiled pork with a hint of inciting curry) As you saunter through the street of Sikkim, imagine hovering and being drawn to a restaurant. Yes, the strong magnetic aroma of Phagshapa will tempt you have a mouthful of this spicy meal. Made from pork-chop, whole red chillies and carefully chosen spices, Phagshapa is must have in your holiday tour to India.

Kambu Koozh (Chilled antacid drink with a twist) Stirred and mixed in Tamil Nadu, this is a traditional drink that is served in mud pots to preserve the aroma and frigid factor. It is delicious and also nutritious because it made from millet grains. You’ll be licking your lips dry when you’re served along with onions, fried chilly or pickle.

Hyderabi Biryani (Essence of royalty in your plate) In the state of Telangana, the royalty and recipe of Nawabs have been passed over a century to finds its way into the modern way as the king of biryani. Aromatic rice garnished with spices and whole cut chicken will spiral your mind into frenzy because of its lip-smacking taste.

Awan Bangwi (The flagship rice cake) Tripura is a modest city located in the north-eastern side of the country and is the famous for its mind-blowing rice-cakes. Make sure you control your food-instinct when you visit here. Yoked with guria rice, ginger, onion, cashew, ghee, raisins, pork and other condiments, this delicate savory is wrapped in exotic Lairu leaves to allow the heat seep into the core to make for a feisty meal.

Baingan ki Lonje (Semi-cooked eggplants) Although there are more than 100 specialties in Uttar Pradesh, Baigan ki Lonje tops the chart for its unique flavor and distinct appeal. It is whole eggplants incised at the center sprinkled with Kalonji seeds. The outer skin is fried till is sparkling brown, you get good health and an unforgettable delight in every bite.

Bal Mithai (Sweeter than Hershey’s and Burdick Chocolates) Uttarakhand is state that attracts millions of tourist because of its breath-taking hill-stations and Bal Mithai makes them keep coming back for more. Being the chief sugar-cane producer of India, Bal Mithai is in essence made from roasted milk and sugar-cane juice evaporated together to form dollops of the mithai. This is further re-shaped and garnished with small white sugar balls.

Daab Chingri (Iconic pride of West Bengal) Daal Chingri will completely reinvigorate your spirit because of its soulful blend of spices that dates back to original of Bengali Culture. Let yourself slide into the lake of juicy gratification as you bite into luscious fresh-water prawns cooked in coconut milk and mustard. Served by placing the prawn in a green coconut (Daab) along with boiling rice.

It’s time you let out your love for food and pack your bags as you embark on your holiday tours to India. Let Vue India tour take care of your travel hassles and make sure you ask for the limited festival exclusives and unique experiences of your visit when you talk to us.

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loyallogic · 7 years ago

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Legal Framework on Illegal Refuge Infiltration

In this article, Sachin Vats of RGNUL discusses Legal Framework on Illegal Refuge Infiltration.

Illegal Immigration: The Guests of Destiny

Can we ever imagine that the time has come when people are also considered as “illegal”?How can we conclude that a particular person is illegal when we believe in the philosophy of natural law thinkers for welfare of the world?

Does it not totally negates the idea of universal brotherhood which was preached by different eminent thinkers of the world?

These questions become relevant when the world is discussing the refugees or asylum seekers or illegal immigrants. When a person or a group of persons illegally live in a country without the permission of the government, it is known as Illegal Migration. They violate the immigration laws of the destination country and live in the country with an intention to remain in the country. The illegal refuge infiltration has become a major concern for all the countries due to rise in global terrorism and over-exploitation of resources.

According to an International Convention on Status of Refugees in 1951 and the 1967 Protocol, defines refugee as, “…a person owing to well-founded fear of being persecuted for reasons of race, religion, nationality, membership of a particular social group or political opinion, is outside the country of his nationality and is unable or, owing to such fear, is unwilling to avail himself of that protection of that country; or who, not having a nationality and being outside a country of his former habitual residence as a result of such events, is unable or, owing to such fear, unwilling to return to it.”

Illegal refuge infiltration has become a global problem now. In order to secure the rights of the refugees, the United Nations approved the Convention on 28th July, 1951 and it came into force on 22nd April, 1954. The Protocol of 1967 removed the geographical and temporal curbs. It also set out the rights of asylum seekers. But, the problem of illegal immigrants is major concern for the whole world.

Illegal Migration in India

Countries like India believe in peace, harmony, and global brotherhood, it becomes a natural haven for refugees. India’s geostrategic location and liberal democratic approach acts as a magnet to attract the people of it’s neighbouring countries.

[“Udaar Chartinaam Tu

Vasudaiv Kutumbkam”]

The whole world is our family and we believe in this idea. India is neither the signatory of the 1951 convention nor the 1967 protocol but it is among top 20 countries of the world in terms of hosting refugees from almost 70 nations. But, due to lack of natural resources and security reasons, we must think about the practical aspect of refugees. Refugees or Illegal immigrants from Tibet, Sri Lanka, Myanmar, Pakistan, Bangladesh have got shelter in Indian territory. The infiltration from Tibet, Sri Lanka and Afghanistan had been done in a systematic manner to a great extent but the infiltration from Bangladesh is totally unaccounted due to many political and administrative reasons.

There has not been any recent census to count the number of illegal migrants in India. According to the Census of 2001, there were 3,084,826 people in India who came from Bangladesh. Illegal refuge infiltration has now become a major concern for the Government. It has increased the burden over the Government and security of the nation is at risk.

Infiltration From Bangladesh

India shares boundary with Bangladesh on three frontiers with the states like Tripura, West Bengal, Assam, Meghalaya, Mizoram. The hostile situation in the country forced people to leave their homeland and they shifted to their neighboring country. Illegal refuge infiltration from Bangladesh includes two sets of people, they are refugees and economic migrants. They have settled either in the states along the border of Bangladesh or moved to different parts of India. They are also engaged in different jobs in metropolitan cities like Kolkata, Delhi, etc.

There is great challenge before the Government to deal with the serious concerns like national security and resources. The demographic pattern and the way of life of the people of the northeastern states have been significantly transformed due to illegal refuge infiltration. Some states are also facing the problem of insurgency in different border areas. The Government of both the sides have taken up this issue at diplomatic and political level many times but no concrete decisions have been taken so far. The Government of Bangladesh had neither acknowledged the case of illegal immigration nor taken any decision regarding this issue.

Rohingyas are Illegal Immigrants

The Home Ministry has stated that the Rohingyas are illegal migrants and not refugees because they have not followed the proper procedure. There are around 40,000 Rohingyas Muslims in the country and the Government has stated that they can not be given the status of refugees. It has been stated that the Rohingya Muslims have links with the terrorist organizations and the burden on the natural resources of the country will increase. Actually, no Rohingya has received the asylum status and they have not either applied for it.

The Chairman of the National Human Rights Commission, Justice H.L. Dattu stated that NHRC is helping Rohingyas because they face threat in Myanmar. Rohingyas are also human beings and if their rights have been violated then we must take steps to protect them.

Legal Framework and Policy

India has very liberal policy towards refugees. India is neither a party to the 1951 International Convention on Status of Refugees nor to the 1967 protocol but the refugees are protected under the Constitution of India. There has not been any domestic legislation passed with respect to the entry and status of refugees in India. There is no any word like “refugee” mentioned in Indian Laws. The refugees are considered as “aliens” under Indian laws. The word “alien” has been referred Article 22 of the Constitution of India, Section 83 of the Indian Civil Procedure Code, Section 3(2) of the Citizenship Act, 1955 and in some other statutes.

The Foreigners Act, 1946

The Act deals with the regulations regarding all the foreigners due to absence of any specific law dealing with refugees and illegal immigrants. It governs the stay, entry and exit of the governors. The Section 2A of the Foreigners Act, 1946 defines “Foreigner” as a person who is not a citizen of India. The Act neither distinguishes between refugees and illegal migrants nor does it talks about the protection of refugees on humanitarian grounds. It does differentiate even the people willingly visiting India.

In absence of any specific regulation regarding refugees, they are dealt according to the undefined administrative decisions. The asylum seekers from Tibet and Sri Lanka were given status of the refugee by the administration. The asylum seekers from Afghanistan and Myanmar also knocked the doors of the UNHCR (United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees) in Delhi. But, the Bangladeshi nationals have neither approached to any Government office nor to any administrative institutions. They are illegal immigrants and not refugees.

Illegal Migration Detection by Tribunal (IMDT) Act, 1983

The UPA Government on 15th October, 1983 passed an Ordinance to set up a tribunal in order to determine the person is an illegal migrant or not. The Ordinance was introduced and passed in the Parliament on 12th December, 1983. This Act was applicable only in the state of Assam. In other states, the detection of illegal migrant would be done under the Foreigners Act, 1946. The irony of the Act was that the burden of proving one’s nationality was on the complainant instead of the accused. Unfortunately, there was no member in the Lok Sabha from the Assam’s Brahmaputra Valley, when the Act was passed.

The Constitutional validity of the IMDT Act was continuously challenged since its inception in 1983 before the Court on the ground of unreasonable classification under Article 14. Finally, in the case of Sarbanand Sonowal v. Union of India (2005) 5 SCC 665, the Supreme Court struck down the Illegal Migration Detection by Tribunal (IMDT) Act, 1983 on the ground that it is biggest hurdle and main barrier in the identification and deportation of illegal migrants.

The Hon’ble Supreme Court has stated that the Government’s right to deport or expel foreigners is absolute and unlimited. The Constitution does not consist of any such provision which can challenge the discretion of the Government. The refugees living in India has only UNHCR card as an identity due to absence any domestic law concerned with it. The GOI has allowed refugees to apply for long term visas. That will help refugees to have a proper status in India.

Conclusion

Illegal refuge infiltration is a global problem now. As on January 01, 2014 there are 6.7 million global refugees, 1.2 million asylum seekers, 33.3 million internally displaced people in the world. The developed, as well as the developing nations, are facing with the problem of illegal immigrants. Illegal immigration has been a perennial problem for India since independence. India lacks resources as well as concrete legal framework for their sustenance. The global figure for refugees have crossed the 52 million mark since World War II in 2013. It is a human catastrophe and should be dealt effectively by the global community.

References

The report of UNHCR.

Home Ministry websites.

Documentary on Rajya Sabha TV.

SCC online.

The Hindu Newspaper.

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Legal Framework on Illegal Refuge Infiltration

In this article, Sachin Vats of RGNUL discusses Legal Framework on Illegal Refuge Infiltration.

Illegal Immigration: The Guests of Destiny

Does it not totally negates the idea of universal brotherhood which was preached by different eminent thinkers of the world?

Illegal Migration in India

[“Udaar Chartinaam Tu

Vasudaiv Kutumbkam”]

Infiltration From Bangladesh

Rohingyas are Illegal Immigrants

Legal Framework and Policy

The Foreigners Act, 1946

Illegal Migration Detection by Tribunal (IMDT) Act, 1983

Conclusion

References

The report of UNHCR.

Home Ministry websites.

Documentary on Rajya Sabha TV.

SCC online.

The Hindu Newspaper.

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loyallogic · 7 years ago

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Legal Framework on Illegal Refuge Infiltration

In this article, Sachin Vats of RGNUL discusses Legal Framework on Illegal Refuge Infiltration.

Illegal Immigration: The Guests of Destiny

Does it not totally negates the idea of universal brotherhood which was preached by different eminent thinkers of the world?

Illegal Migration in India

[“Udaar Chartinaam Tu

Vasudaiv Kutumbkam”]

Infiltration From Bangladesh

Rohingyas are Illegal Immigrants

Legal Framework and Policy

India has very liberal policy towards refugees. India is neither a party to the 1951 International Convention on Status of Refugees nor to the 1967 protocol but the refugees are protected under the Constitution of India. There has not been any domestic legislation passed with respect to the entry and status of refugees in India. There is no any word like “refugee” mentioned in Indian Laws. The refugees are considered as “aliens” under Indian laws. The word ��alien” has been referred Article 22 of the Constitution of India, Section 83 of the Indian Civil Procedure Code, Section 3(2) of the Citizenship Act, 1955 and in some other statutes.

The Foreigners Act, 1946

Illegal Migration Detection by Tribunal (IMDT) Act, 1983

Conclusion

References

The report of UNHCR.

Home Ministry websites.

Documentary on Rajya Sabha TV.

SCC online.

The Hindu Newspaper.

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