The New York Times profiled South Delhi -- but the workers and laborers who built its upmarket shops and houses find no space in the upper-class utopian vision of travel.

One rocket launch produces up to 300 tons of carbon dioxide into the upper atmosphere where it can remain for years, experts say.

Locations that depend on tourism continue to weigh whether the economic benefits of accepting visitors outweigh the health risks.

If you’re a parent who heaves a sigh at the thought of a children’s museum, we get you. You’re picturing white knee socks calamitously colliding with vinyl backpacks, snack boxes, and overpriced, oversugared snacks. You’re imagining bright, and loud, and 

So, the kids are on holiday and you’re running out of activities that keep them busy without driving you mad – what do you do? The great outdoors beckons. A nature park offers a break from pollution and educational exposure 

Travel with kids can be a real holiday-killer. Remember the days of being able to watch a movie on the flight, or breeze through the airport without losing five pacifiers between check-in and the security line? Neither do we. To get you 

Travel with kids manages to reduce even the most intrepid globetrotter into an anxious ball of nerves, desperately Googling how to avoid jet lag in kids. The amount of ‘advice’ out there makes it all feel more complicated than an expedition to 

When I was a child, my father, a great swimmer, always chose beach holidays over other geographies. We went to Bombay and Goa to laze on the beaches by the Arabian Sea, or we splashed in the Indian Ocean while 

PROBLEM: I frequently take solo trips when I need a break from work, and I’ve acquired the reputation of a seasoned traveler among my friends. And now everyone either wants me to plan trips for them or join me on one 

PROBLEM: Five of us have been thick friends since college days. We have been on trips together and have met almost every other weekend. We continue to do so, except four of us are married now. While our spouses join in 

 PROBLEM: Every day as I leave for office, I see a woman and a school-going kid of maybe 12 each hailing taxis near my building. I often notice that even if the child spots a cab first and hails it, 

“My baby hates car seats. She cries if I’m not holding her.” It’s always easier not to deal with the fuss that buckling up properly can generate — and car seats for children can generate a lot of fuss. Toddlers 

“We’re all going on a summer holiday, doing things we’ve always wanted to. Fun and laughter on a summer holiday, no more worries for me and you… for a week or two.” So goes the Cliff Richards song, evoking a 

I seldom have good experiences on flights. I have always found myself stuck between obese people, people who snore, people who get up for the washroom too frequently and — worst of all — people with babies who aren’t exactly 

First World Problems is a weekly advice column for India’s first world population. Write to Judy (confidentially!) at contact@theswaddle.com if you’ve broken a nail, felt a little blue, yellow or green lately, or had a strange encounter of the any-numbered kind.   PROBLEM: Dear Judy, 

Traveling with children can be a lot of things – boring isn’t one of them. Have you had a travel disaster recently? Commiserate with these five moms, as they remember family trips that went awry despite best-laid plans. SNACK ATTACK … 

The memory of my first-ever train journey, is a blur: shades of blue, freezing temperatures, waitlisted tickets that were magically confirmed, gorgeous sunsets and moonrises, friendly strangers (and some strange ones). But it all sparked a deep love of that 

First World Problems is a weekly advice column for India’s first world population. Write to Judy (confidentially!) at contact@theswaddle.com if you’ve broken a nail, felt a little blue, yellow or green lately, or had a strange encounter of the any-numbered kind.   PROBLEM: Hi Judy,