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Akasa Air Eyes 30% Growth, Says Long-Term Expansion Unaffected By Global Trends
In a conversation with NDTV, Goel said the airline's long-term expansion strategy remains unchanged even as the aviation sector grapples with rising operational costs amid the ongoing West Asia conflict.
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Opinion | Why Pakistan Is Becoming Harder To Isolate - Despite India's Push
Pakistan's willingness to sell itself to the highest bidder partly explains its curious positioning in the world. It is this rentier state model that makes it so useful to the world. India's only option now is to get creative.
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They Booked Rs 17-Crore Palace For Wedding. Then She Pushed Fiance Off Cliff
Investigators say his fiancee and her lover allegedly pushed Ketan into the deep valley. Police are now probing if anyone else aided the accused.
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Kolkata Woman Recalls Last Call With Daughter Killed In Lucknow Fire
The family, comprising her father Vishwanath, mother, brother Akash and uncle Palash Kar, rushed to Lucknow after being informed about the tragedy by Kolkata police.
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From Drones To New Battle Formations: The Legacy Of General Upendra Dwivedi
General Dwivedi pursued capability-centric warfare as a successor to the platform-centric models that had long defined Indian military thinking.
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'Wife Looking For Husband': Udhayanidhi Stalin's Personal Attack On Vijay
U Stalin, who is the opposition leader in the Tamil Nadu Assembly, mentioned that the state knows the "story of the wife looking for a husband in the Chengalpattu court", a reference to Vijay's wife Sangeetha Sornalingam filing the divorce petition in the Chengalpattu court.
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"Rahul Gandhi Scaring Students, Wants Anarchy": Education Minister's Big Charge
Two days after the NEET re-exam, the Education Minister made a charge on Rahul Gandhi saying that he and the Congress wanted the re-exam to fail.
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India, Israel Identify New Defence Projects To Build Joint Resilience
India and Israel advance defence ties with a new special strategic partnership framework.
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Geography's Veto: The Limits of China's Economic Reach Into Nepal
China has plenty of promises and surveys, but all-year, all-weather throughput is not there. India provides Nepal contiguity, lowland railroad, and dozens of crossings.
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"B Team Of Disruptive Elements": Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan To NDTV On CJP
Those who were rejected in the democracy have come in disguise and are now after the system, said Dharmendra Pradhan, slamming the CJP.
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15-Year-Old Among 3 Dead After Truck Crashes Into Kerala Bus Stop
Five others sustained injuries in the accident, of whom three are reported to be in critical condition.
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Eye Of The Tiger: Is Eknath Shinde Chasing Bal Thackeray's Image?
Eknath Shinde's political expansion and the pitch of his speeches point to a calculated strategy to mirror Bal Thackeray's persona.
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10-Year-Old Girl Kidnapped From Delhi Footpath, Raped And Killed
Within four hours, the police arrested the accused, who has been identified as 25-year-old Bablu, who drives an app-based cab.
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Delivery Boy At 15, He's Now The Global Head Of WhatsApp: Meet Kunal Shah
Once a delivery boy and a data-entry operator, Cred founder Kunal Shah's story is right out of a movie plot. A look at his incredible journey as he takes on the role of WhatsApp's global head.
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Wedding Preps Turn To Funeral As Lucknow Fire Kills Engaged Couple
A fire at a Lucknow animation centre killed 15, including an engaged couple.
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CBI Arrests Senior Haryana IAS Officer In Rs 60-Crore IDFC First Scam
Senior IAS officer arrested by CBI for Rs 60.54 crore fraud in Haryana government accounts.
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NEET Aspirant Got Late Due To Congress Rally? Fact-Check By Bengaluru Cops
The aspirant had set off for the centre only half an hour before cut-off time and had taken a longer route, the police said.
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Google Restores Telegram After Temporary Ban Over NEET Paper Leak Ends
Google restored Telegram after the government lifted a temporary ban imposed due to exam paper leaks.
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Opinion | The Great Surrender: Why This Is America's Worst Humiliation In Over 50 Years
There is no precedent in recent US history for an American president accepting such humiliating terms as in the Iran deal.
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'Removed' By Rebels, Mamata Banerjee Tells Poll Panel She's Still The Boss
Sources told NDTV that Trinamool supremo Mamata Banerjee submitted the party's new working committee list to the Election Commission on Monday
