Minicoy Island in Lakshadweep is grappling with a mounting waste management crisis, with nearly 4,000 tonnes of accumulated garbage endangering both marine ecosystems and tourism prospects.  The situation turned critical after a recent fire, underscoring the urgent need for sustainable waste disposal and recycling measures. Experts warn that if left unchecked, the crisis could damage coral reefs, disrupt local livelihoods, and tarnish the island’s appeal as a tourist...

Lakshadweep is strengthening its tourism infrastructure with significant upgrades, including new multipurpose jetties and enhanced passenger facilities. These developments aim to improve connectivity, accommodate larger cruise ships, and provide a seamless experience for visitors. By modernizing port facilities and enhancing accessibility, Lakshadweep is positioning itself as a premier tourist destination in India. These initiatives are expected to drive tourism growth and boost the local...

Lakshadweep is set to host a major Investors and Exporters Meet in November 2025, focusing on its thriving tuna, seaweed, and ornamental fisheries sectors. The event aims to attract both domestic and international investors, creating opportunities to boost production, exports, and sustainable practices. Stakeholders from various industries will explore collaborations, investment prospects, and trade partnerships. This initiative reflects Lakshadweep’s growing potential as a hub for...