In a unique move to spread awareness about the serious effects of global climate change, the President of Maldives, Mohamed Nasheed and his Cabinet met at an underwater arrangement to highlight the threat that Maldives is facing. They wore scuba gear and used hand signals to ‘discuss’ the problem. The meeting took place 16 feet below the water and bubbles ascended from their masks as fishes swam around the members. In this one of a kind meeting, the Cabinet signed a declaration calling for global cuts in carbon emissions. This

Maldives today has become one of the most sought after holiday destinations for people from all around the world. The little island nation has gained a worldwide reputation wholly due to its tourist attractions that attract visitors to the sun, the sea and the white sands of the land. However, the Maldivian President Mr. Mohamed Nasheed, along with other scientists has pointed out that the global climate change will have a major effect on the environment. He holds the view that the Maldives faces the greatest challenge of all due

Mauritius will now attract even more visitors, due to the launch of the new ‘Brand Strategy’ of the island. The Brand strategy was officially launched at Citadelle, in the uphill of Port-Louis. The phrase “Mauritius C’est un plaisir” (Mauritius-It’s a Pleasure) will also accompany the branding strategy. Speaking to about 1500 honored guests – Prime Minister Navin Ramgoolam addresses the unveiling as “a decisive moment!” The logo used in the branding strategy harps upon the key selling features of Mauritius. It incorporates the mystical and timeless mountain “Pieter Both” of

Baros Island Resort in the Maldives has always been a favorite destination for all those who like to bask in the lap of unparalleled beauty and luxury. This luxury experience in Baros Island will now get even better with the recent addition of five villas with their own private pool. These exclusive pool villas are nestled on a secluded glade where you can hear the blue water of the sea lazily lapping against the shore, while the sun gently reflects off the ivory beach. All of these villas are reflections

In yet another laudable move, the Indian Army has recently launched an afforestation drive in the high altitudes of East Sikkim. They planted 6000 saplings, consisting of various species including maple juniper, chinguapin, fir, rhododendron, purple Iris, Strawberry, Jatamansi and Fenugreek. The launch of this green drive was marked by General Officer Commanding of the Black Cat Division, Major General R.S. Chopra. He planted the first sapling in this amazing eco-conscious move. Chopra averred that this move accentuates the “commitment and concern” of the Army, towards the environment. The move