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Millennials are travelling like never before and the sudden rising wave of millennial travellers has also pushed the tourism industry forward.  Not only domestic but young travellers are also going overseas owing to increasing knowledge, affordable travel packages, wish to experience new cuisines and culture and of course for relaxation.  Young travellers' most preferred destinations include the UK, the US, UAE, Singapore, Thailand, Sri Lanka, etc.  As per a report by World Youth Student and Educational (WYSE) Travel Confederation, by 2020, 320 million international trips are expected to be made by youth travellers each year, a staggering 47% increase from 217 million in 2013.  Many millennails opt for solo, backpacking, group, trips and so one but one thing is common-they want hassle free travel, especially when they are travelling abroad.  They want to save themselves from hassles of money exchange at every destination abroad and also look for discounts. Here's when trav

With its “ daag ache hain ” tag line, detergent brand Surf Excel has come up with some pretty cute ads over the past few years. But a recent one it unveiled, to time with Ramzan celebrations in Pakistan, takes the cake. Or should we say, the  jalebis and  samosas . The ad depicts a little boy being dressed in a spotless new kurta  for the festival and running out to meet his friends. He then spots an old sweet vendor whose cart is stuck in a rut, and is unable to sell his wares to those out for the  iftaar . Our young lad promptly scoops up some  samosas  in his  kurta and rushes into the marketplace, to sell them. His friends join in too, bringing along the  jalebis  while the grateful  chacha looks on. Of course, their  kurtas  are greasy and spotted by the time the boys are done and they’re worried about it, until the boy's mother, who has seen it all, reassures them that “ daag acche hain ”, especially when you got them doing a good deed or lending a helping hand.

Social media has emerged as a leading source of news among online users who increasingly access it on their  smartphones  , a thinktank said on Wednesday, warning that the embrace of free news was becoming a challenge for publishers of quality news.  More than half of online users get their news from  Facebook  and other  social media  platforms, refusing to pay for news and using ad-blocking, which hurts publishers' revenue, the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism (RISJ) said.  But although free news distributed through social platforms creates an opportunity to reach more readers, it also makes it more difficult for publishers to get recognised and connect with their audience, the RISJ said in its annual Digital News Report.  "These things are happening because of us," Rasmus Kleis Nielsen, Reuters Institute director of research, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation in a phone interview.  "We prefer news in the digital form because it's convenient

Among the hordes of developers who attended Apple's annual  World Wide Developer's Conference (WWDC  ) this year in  San Francisco  , nine-year old Indian-origin  Anvitha Vijay  held the distinction of being the youngest.  The  Melbourne  resident, who taught herself to code at the age of seven, already has two apps to her credit and intends to develop more.  Vijay spent a year watching free coding tutorials on  YouTube  and the web, and learned how to program. "Coding was so challenging. But I'm so glad I stuck with it," she said.  She attended WWDC after being selected for  Apple's  scholarship program, which gives hundreds of free tickets to developers from around the world who are creating apps for Apple devices.  Vijay had dreamt of meeting Apple's CEO  Tim Cook  and not only was she able to make that a reality at the WWDC but also managed to get a shoutout from Cook himself.  In the first few minutes of the show, an impressed  Tim Cook  pointed t

Lesley Miller was in Weight Watchers at age seven and underwent weight-loss surgery at age 11. She spent years using a number on a scale to determine her self worth.  Now she's proudly posing in her very first bikini for the entire world to see.  Last week, Miller shared her moving story with the Facebook page  Love What Matters . In the post, she details her lifelong weight loss struggle and her constant feelings of shame because her body never looked the way it was "supposed to." Then, at age 21, she decided she was fed up. She bought a bikini for the first time in her life, put it on, and captured this photo:   Here's the text that accompanied the snapshot: "I've spent the past 18 years of my life waiting.  I kept my body covered up and hidden away. I told myself that one day I would finally let myself be seen; I would finally do all of the things I dreamed of when I was enough. Thin enough, happy enough, confident enough. When my body

Most Beautiful Ladies in the World Women are the most beautiful creation of the God. Here is a list of such beautiful lady in the world.    1.  Nina Dobrev   The most beautiful lady in the world. She is a Bulgarian Canadian actress and model. She was born in Bulgaria but raised in Canada. Dobrev has appeared in a number of feature films, including Fugitive Pieces, Away from Her, Never Cry Werewolf and played a series of drama. Travelling is her hobby and acting is her passion. Studied acting at Armstrong Acting Studios in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. The Perks of Being a Wallflower is the movie by which she is known to all.  2.   Emmanuelle Chriqui She is a Canadian actress also. Chriqui was born in Montreal, Quebec. She is best known for her performance on HBO’s Entourage. She started her career at the age of 10. Chriqui was nominated for a Best Actress DVD Exclusive Award for her performance in 100 Girls. Best known for the movie You Don’t Mess with the Zohan (2008).