Cordelia Cruises Celebrates Three Years of Redefining Indian Cruising

Cordelia Cruises, India’s leading cruise line, marks its third anniversary with a celebration of its remarkable journey. From its launch in 2021, Cordelia has transformed the cruise industry in India, offering unique itineraries and experiences tailored for Indian travelers. With its flagship vessel, the Empress, Cordelia has welcomed over 600,000 guests and visited 10 stunning ports across India and internationally. The cruise line continues to expand its offerings, aiming for longer voyages to Southeast Asia, Australia, and the Middle East, while remaining committed to providing unparalleled guest experiences.

Tokyo Electron to Establish Engineering Team in India, Fueled by Semiconductor Boom

Tokyo Electron, a leading Japanese chip equipment manufacturer, is planning to establish an engineering team in India to capitalize on the country’s growing semiconductor industry. This move is part of a broader strategy to align with the Indian government’s ambitious push to attract international electronics companies and chipmakers. As part of this initiative, Tokyo Electron will provide technical support to Tata Electronics and leverage robotics to enhance efficiency. The company’s CEO, Toshiki Kawai, expressed optimism about the global demand for semiconductors, highlighting India’s emergence as a crucial growth opportunity.

India Steps Up Mpox Fight: New Guidelines Issued as Second Case Emerges

India has issued new guidelines to states and union territories, urging them to enforce strict infection prevention and control measures to curb the spread of mpox. This comes after the country confirmed its second case of the virus, bringing the total to two. The guidelines emphasize public awareness, isolation of suspected cases, building isolation facilities, symptomatic treatment, and robust diagnostic capabilities.

Bihar Students Assaulted in West Bengal: BJP Blasts INDIA Block and Mamata Banerjee

Two students from Bihar were allegedly assaulted in Siliguri, West Bengal, while preparing for an SSC exam. The incident sparked outrage, with the BJP accusing the INDIA block and the Mamata Banerjee government of failing to maintain law and order. The BJP’s Shehzad Poonawalla questioned if it is illegal for Indians to travel to other states, while Union Minister Giriraj Singh criticized the West Bengal government’s handling of the situation. Meanwhile, the West Bengal police have arrested two individuals in connection with the incident.

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