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Germany revises advice on travel

By Our Diplomatic Correspondent

NEW DELHI July 12. Germany has said it ``currently does not see any reason'' to advise its nationals against travelling to India. A statement from the German embassy said the travel advice relating to India had been revised as follows: ``After the reductions of tensions between India and Pakistan, the German Foreign Ministry currently does not see any reason to generally advise against travel to India.''``The advice for family members of the diplomatic staff of the embassy in New Delhi and the Consulate-General in Mumbai to leave the country has also been revoked.''

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