atithi devo bhava

A heartwarming video from Gujarat shows a groom spontaneously inviting passing tourists to his wedding. The spontaneous gesture of inclusion, captured on camera, highlights India's deep-rooted hospitality, reminding many of the 'atithi devo bhava' philosophy. This act of genuine human connection resonated online, showcasing an authentic Indian experience beyond typical tourist attractions.

A German tourist's alleged overcharging for an e-rickshaw ride in Delhi's Old Delhi markets has gone viral. The tourist reportedly faced a steep charge for a short tour. An elderly tea seller intervened, highlighting the importance of honest hospitality. The incident has ignited a widespread online debate about tourist experiences and the impact of individual actions on a destination's image.

A tourist from the United States was allegedly raped at a homestay in Kodagu district, leading to the arrest of two individuals. The victim is receiving treatment in Mysuru, and authorities are conducting a thorough investigation. The incident has drawn condemnation, with calls for swift justice and stringent action.

A disturbing video from a New Delhi to Agra train shows a transgender individual assaulting a British tourist after a request for money escalated. The incident, captured on X, has sparked outrage and raised serious questions about passenger safety and railway monitoring. Authorities have been alerted, with the incident impacting India's tourism image.

A heartwarming video of a British traveler receiving an unexpected invitation for buttermilk from an elderly Indian man has captivated millions. This spontaneous act of hospitality, embodying India's 'atithi devo bhava' tradition, highlights a universal human connection transcending language. The clip's viral success underscores a global yearning for genuine, selfless kindness in contrast to often transactional online interactions.

A US national alleged rape at a Kodagu homestay after her drink was allegedly spiked. A cook was arrested, and the owner detained for allegedly trying to suppress the crime. The survivor reported the incident after contacting the US Embassy, with police confirming rape via medical examination.

A British cyclist's simple act of kindness in rural India, where a stranger offered him chilled buttermilk, has captivated online audiences. This heartwarming encounter highlights India's deep-rooted tradition of 'atithi devo bhava' – the guest is like god. Such genuine hospitality, often taken for granted by locals, offers a profound, fresh perspective to outsiders.

Multi-disciplinary icons, including famous sports personalities, are among the suggestions being examined by the tourism ministry to be the face of the 'Incredible India' campaign. Other suggestions being considered include choosing a female personality as the mascot for the 'atithi devo bhava' series which is part of the 'Incredible India' campaign to attract foreign tourists.

What’s good for President Barack Obama is good enough for us...

A heartwarming video shows an Australian girl joining an Indian family's picnic. The clip, shared online, highlights the family's open hospitality. Social media users praised the gesture, sharing similar experiences of kindness. The incident serves as a reminder of how simple acts of generosity can connect people across cultures. The video has resonated globally.

Asserting the ethos of 'atithi devo bhava', PM Narendra Modi on Wednesday invited G20 delegates to visit India during the 2024 general elections and witness the 'festival of democracy'. "With more than a million voting booths, there will be no shortage of places for you to witness this festival in all its diversity," he said in a recorded message played at the inaugural session of the G20 Tourism Ministerial Meeting in Goa.

Two senior members of the MP child rights protection commission have lodged a protest with Dr Kushal Singh, chairperson of Child Rights Protection Commission of India and the ministry of Tourism and Culture over ‘atithi devo bhava’, the popular TV ad featuring Aamir Khan.

Staying true to the verse atithi devo bhava ( The guest is equivalent to God) from ancient Indian scripture, the city police’s tourist department helped a German national reach Almora after he ran out of cash.

In keeping with the spirit of Commonwealth Games, Aashmeen Munjaal recently organised a women’s car rally.

In a virtual re-enactment of actor Aamir Khan's "atithi devo bhava" advertisement on TV channels, local traders nabbed an eve-teaser and thrashed him outside the Taj Mahal compound in Agra on Friday afternoon.

Actor Amitabh Bachchan certainly believes in this age-old adage of "atithi devo bhava".

At the press conference of the upcoming cross-border musical show Sur-Kshetra to be simulcast on Colors and Sahara One, Asha Bhosle coolly handled questions on the political objections to her participating in the show alongside Pakistani judges and contestants.

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Tourism in Mysore can be boosted only if stakeholders come with an USP (unique selling proposition) and end complacency, said Aravind Jadhav, additional chief secretary of the state tourism department.

Showcasing Bihar as one of the emerging tourism destinations, department of tourism, Bihar on Tuesday organized a road show in Kolkata conveying the blissful experience of tradition and culture of Bihar.

TOI on Monday had reported the bizarre pricing for a rickshaw ride on JLF’s home page link, with a tour operator charging Rs 6,756 for a single person from Albert Hall to Hawa Mahal, a distance of 3km.

Lawyers in Agra, 12000 of whom had earlier said they would form a human wall to stop US president Barack Obama from visiting the Taj Mahal, are now a divided lot with two Agra bar associations deciding not to go ahead with the plan