By Ragini Saxena Bloomberg
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Go Air Troubles Mount As Billionaire Backed Airline Nears Shutdown
Another airline backed by a billionaire is on the brink of shutting down for good, having tried and so far failed to attract a savior after entering bankruptcy protection in May.
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India Rejects $1 Billion Bid By Chinese Carmaker To Set Up EV Factory: Report
India rejected Chinese carmaker BYD Co.'s proposal to build a $1 billion electric-vehicle plant in partnership with a local company, according to people with knowledge of the matter.
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Pilots Offered Extra Rs 1,00,000 A Month To Stay At Go Air
Go Airlines India Ltd. plans to raise salaries of captains by 100,000 rupees ($1,211) a month and by 50,000 rupees for first officers as it tries to salvage its operations after filing for insolvency on May 2.
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Indian Railways Shows Slow Progress In Chasing Key 2030 Target
Indian Railways, a sprawling network that ranks among the world's largest, is a long way from generating the amount of clean energy it needs to become net carbon neutral by 2030, its own stated goal.
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SpiceJet, IndiGo Faulted For Poor Service And Behaviour By Flyers
Topping respondents' list of airlines whose service was deemed most unsatisfactory was SpiceJet Ltd., followed by the country's biggest airline with a 55 per cent market share, IndiGo.
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50 Rupees, 2-Minute Battery Change: Bengaluru's New Rides
For time-pressed delivery drivers in Bengaluru, replenishing the batteries of the electric auto rickshaws increasingly being used to ferry everything from people to groceries around India's teeming tech hub can now take just a matter of minutes.
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Billionaire Rahul Bhatia To Helm IndiGo After Surprise Swing To Profit
Rahul Bhatia, the billionaire co-founder of IndiGo, is taking on a newly-created executive position of managing director at the company, after the biggest budget carrier in Asia by market value posted a surprise quarterly profit.
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Rakesh Jhunjhunwala's Airline, Launching In May, Makes Unusual Move
Akasa, an airline backed by billionaire Rakesh Jhunjhunwala, plans to offer stock options to attract staff, using a lure more often deployed by technology startups in its bid to gain a foothold in one of world's most competitive air-travel markets.
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Amazon, Flipkart Want To Use Electric Vehicles in India. Except...
Sourabh Saini, a delivery driver for Indian online supermarket BigBasket, is thrilled by the attention he gets as he zips around Noida, a satellite city on the outskirts of Delhi, in his three-wheeled electric van.
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Billionaire Investor Rakesh Jhunjhunwala Plans Ultra-Low Cost Airline
Billionaire investor Rakesh Jhunjhunwala is planning on having 70 aircraft within four years for a new airline he wants to set up in India on optimism more people will travel by air.
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IndiGo Recovering From Covid 'Carnage' And May Start Hiring Again
IndiGo, India's biggest airline, could start slowly rehiring staff in three months as capacity rebuilds from "the background of carnage" caused by Covid-19, with domestic services likely to return to pre-pandemic levels by January or February, Chief Executive Officer Ronojoy Dutta said.
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For India's Covid Vaccine Rollout By March, These Are The Big Challenges
India hopes to start rolling out a COVID-19 vaccine by March 2021, but it faces a steep challenge: cold chain and distribution infrastructure.
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Vaccine Likely For India In Early 2021, Roll-Out A Challenge: Scientist
A vaccine for the coronavirus will likely be ready by early 2021 but rolling it out safely across India's 1.3 billion people will be the country's biggest challenge in fighting its surging epidemic, a leading vaccine scientist told Bloomberg.
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Huawei Woos No. 2 Wireless Market as India Sits on 5G Fence
India, the largest wireless market outside China by number of subscribers, has been a focus for investment by Huawei.
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Go Air Troubles Mount As Billionaire Backed Airline Nears Shutdown
Another airline backed by a billionaire is on the brink of shutting down for good, having tried and so far failed to attract a savior after entering bankruptcy protection in May.
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India Rejects $1 Billion Bid By Chinese Carmaker To Set Up EV Factory: Report
India rejected Chinese carmaker BYD Co.'s proposal to build a $1 billion electric-vehicle plant in partnership with a local company, according to people with knowledge of the matter.
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Pilots Offered Extra Rs 1,00,000 A Month To Stay At Go Air
Go Airlines India Ltd. plans to raise salaries of captains by 100,000 rupees ($1,211) a month and by 50,000 rupees for first officers as it tries to salvage its operations after filing for insolvency on May 2.
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Indian Railways Shows Slow Progress In Chasing Key 2030 Target
Indian Railways, a sprawling network that ranks among the world's largest, is a long way from generating the amount of clean energy it needs to become net carbon neutral by 2030, its own stated goal.
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SpiceJet, IndiGo Faulted For Poor Service And Behaviour By Flyers
Topping respondents' list of airlines whose service was deemed most unsatisfactory was SpiceJet Ltd., followed by the country's biggest airline with a 55 per cent market share, IndiGo.
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50 Rupees, 2-Minute Battery Change: Bengaluru's New Rides
For time-pressed delivery drivers in Bengaluru, replenishing the batteries of the electric auto rickshaws increasingly being used to ferry everything from people to groceries around India's teeming tech hub can now take just a matter of minutes.
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Billionaire Rahul Bhatia To Helm IndiGo After Surprise Swing To Profit
Rahul Bhatia, the billionaire co-founder of IndiGo, is taking on a newly-created executive position of managing director at the company, after the biggest budget carrier in Asia by market value posted a surprise quarterly profit.
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Rakesh Jhunjhunwala's Airline, Launching In May, Makes Unusual Move
Akasa, an airline backed by billionaire Rakesh Jhunjhunwala, plans to offer stock options to attract staff, using a lure more often deployed by technology startups in its bid to gain a foothold in one of world's most competitive air-travel markets.
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Amazon, Flipkart Want To Use Electric Vehicles in India. Except...
Sourabh Saini, a delivery driver for Indian online supermarket BigBasket, is thrilled by the attention he gets as he zips around Noida, a satellite city on the outskirts of Delhi, in his three-wheeled electric van.
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Billionaire Investor Rakesh Jhunjhunwala Plans Ultra-Low Cost Airline
Billionaire investor Rakesh Jhunjhunwala is planning on having 70 aircraft within four years for a new airline he wants to set up in India on optimism more people will travel by air.
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IndiGo Recovering From Covid 'Carnage' And May Start Hiring Again
IndiGo, India's biggest airline, could start slowly rehiring staff in three months as capacity rebuilds from "the background of carnage" caused by Covid-19, with domestic services likely to return to pre-pandemic levels by January or February, Chief Executive Officer Ronojoy Dutta said.
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For India's Covid Vaccine Rollout By March, These Are The Big Challenges
India hopes to start rolling out a COVID-19 vaccine by March 2021, but it faces a steep challenge: cold chain and distribution infrastructure.
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Vaccine Likely For India In Early 2021, Roll-Out A Challenge: Scientist
A vaccine for the coronavirus will likely be ready by early 2021 but rolling it out safely across India's 1.3 billion people will be the country's biggest challenge in fighting its surging epidemic, a leading vaccine scientist told Bloomberg.
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Huawei Woos No. 2 Wireless Market as India Sits on 5G Fence
India, the largest wireless market outside China by number of subscribers, has been a focus for investment by Huawei.
