New Delhi, Aug. 6 -- India's border regions have long drawn travellers with their rugged trails, crisp mountain air and dramatic landscapes. Yet lawmakers in the Rajya Sabha warned this week that the surge in tourism is colliding with serious challenges.

Members highlighted how unpredictable weather, remote locations and complex security requirements in high-altitude areas often leave tourists stranded and administrations stretched.

The debate centred on balancing the push to promote border tourism with the need for better preparedness, safety infrastructure, and coordination in these vulnerable zones.

BJP Rajya Sabha MP Vinod Tawde stepped up to the podium with a vision to bridge the gap between connectivity and safety. Addressing Uni...