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India has taken a major step toward modernizing its border control system with the introduction of the mandatory E-Arrival Card, effective October 1, 2025. This digital-first system replaces the old paper disembarkation form that passengers used to fill out during flights or upon landing. The new approach aims to streamline the immigration process, reduce wait times, and provide a smoother airport experience for millions of travelers arriving in India each year.

The E-Arrival Card must be completed by both foreign nationals and Overseas Citizen of India (OCI) cardholders before proceeding to immigration counters at any international airport in India. This shift reflects India’s commitment to enhancing passenger convenience, improving data accuracy, and strengthening border security.

This article provides a comprehensive breakdown of what the E-Arrival Card is, who needs it, and how to complete it—along with a full explanation of why this change matters and how it benefits travelers.

Nagaland is a land of rich traditions, misty mountains, and pristine natural landscapes, located in the far northeastern region of India bordering Myanmar. This fascinating state is called the Land of Festivals because it impresses the visitor by its unique combination of tribal traditions, colorful festivals, and fantastic landscapes. Nagaland offers experiences that are hard to find anywhere else in India, whether it is the vibrant Hornbill Festival which gives tribute to the cultural diversity of its numerous tribes or the tranquility of the lush valleys and the gleaming lakes. 

Another reason why the region is popular among tourists is the warm hospitality, beautiful handcrafted treasures and adventure trekking trails that expose tourists to rolling hills and thick forests. And Nagaland, whether you are a cultural enthusiast, nature lover, or just a traveler in search of offbeat destinations will not disappoint or fail to impress. In this guide, we highlight the top 14 places to visit in Nagaland, each destination reflecting the state’s heritage, spirituality, and natural splendor.

Nagaland is a place that offers ample opportunities to explore heritage villages and wildlife sanctuaries

The Blue City of Rajasthan, Jodhpur is not only renowned for its magnificent forts and colorful markets but also for its amazing food culture that is a combination of royal and local foods. The city has an excellent diversity of eating experiences with traditional Rajasthani thalis full of ghee and spices as well as international cuisine in heritage havelis which can be enjoyed by any tourist. The restaurants in Jodhpur make each meal a cultural experience be it the traditional daal bati churma, the delicious kebabs or the rooftop dinner with the view of the Mehrangarh Fort.

The following list of the best 13 restaurants in Jodhpur features the most popular dining places in the city, including low-end places to eat and upscale fine-dining restaurants. All these restaurants represent the royal past and food diversity of the city, and Jodhpur is a must-visit destination for food lovers exploring Rajasthan

There are wonderful restaurants in Jodhpur where you can have a fine dining experience with your friends, family, or alone