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Delhi's Air Quality "Satisfactory" In July. Reason: Surplus Rainfall
Delhi recorded 24 "satisfactory" air quality day this month on account of surplus rainfall, making it the cleanest July for the city since 2015 when the Central Pollution Control Board started maintaining AQI data.
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Air India's Regional Office Forms Panel To Identify "Redundant" Employees
Air India's northern regional office has formed a committee to identify the "redundant" or "surplus" employees who would be asked to go on a compulsory leave without pay (LWP) for up to five years.
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Civil Aviation Ministry Issues Series of Instructions to Air India
The Civil Aviation Ministry has issued a series of instructions to Air India, including redeployment of its "surplus" staff, to tighten its belts to face heightened competition, particularly from the proposed Tata-SIA backed Vistara airline.
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Air India coming out of red; posts operating surplus of Rs 21.66 crore
Giving indications that it was gradually coming out of the red, national carrier Air India has said it had posted operating surplus of Rs 21.66 crore in November last year, with over half of its flights recording cash profits.The good news came days after the government approved infusion of Rs 1,200 crore as equity into the ailing national carrier....
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Delhi's Air Quality "Satisfactory" In July. Reason: Surplus Rainfall
Delhi recorded 24 "satisfactory" air quality day this month on account of surplus rainfall, making it the cleanest July for the city since 2015 when the Central Pollution Control Board started maintaining AQI data.
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Air India's Regional Office Forms Panel To Identify "Redundant" Employees
Air India's northern regional office has formed a committee to identify the "redundant" or "surplus" employees who would be asked to go on a compulsory leave without pay (LWP) for up to five years.
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Civil Aviation Ministry Issues Series of Instructions to Air India
The Civil Aviation Ministry has issued a series of instructions to Air India, including redeployment of its "surplus" staff, to tighten its belts to face heightened competition, particularly from the proposed Tata-SIA backed Vistara airline.
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Air India coming out of red; posts operating surplus of Rs 21.66 crore
Giving indications that it was gradually coming out of the red, national carrier Air India has said it had posted operating surplus of Rs 21.66 crore in November last year, with over half of its flights recording cash profits.The good news came days after the government approved infusion of Rs 1,200 crore as equity into the ailing national carrier....
