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Delhi-Bound Flight From Nepal Halted Due To Cabin Crew Strike
A Delhi-bound flight from Nepal was halted by Nepal Airlines Corporation on Thursday due to a strike called by the flag carrier's cabin crew association.
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Samsung Galaxy S25 May Not Sport Physical Buttons, Could Be Carrier Exclusive: Report
Samsung Galaxy S25 could have a carrier-exclusive model with KT Corporation that might come without any physical buttons, a report has said. Vivo unveiled the Apex 2019 concept phone with no ports and no physical buttons.
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Cairn Begins Process To Seize Indian Overseas Assets To Recover $1.7 Billion
UK's Cairn Energy Plc has brought a lawsuit in the US to pierce the corporate veil between the Indian government and its owned flag carrier Air India so as to seize its overseas assets to recover USD 1.7 billion it has been awarded by an internationa
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Case Against Landlord For Evicting Nurse Amid Coronavirus Outbreak: Cops
A case was registered on Saturday against a Congress corporator in Chhattisgarh's Bilaspur town for allegedly asking his tenant, a nurse, to vacate the house fearing that she could become a carrier of coronavirus.
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Air India, Bharat Petroleum Sale By March, Says Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman: Report
Air India and Bharat Petroleum Corporation, two debt-ridden state-owned companies, are expected to be sold by the government by March next year, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said in an interview with the Times of India. The Finance Minister's statement comes at a time the ailing national carrier is facing financial stress, sitting on a debt ...
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Probe Agency Seeks To Declare Deepak Talwar's Son As Fugitive Offender
The Enforcement Directorate moved a Delhi court on Wednesday seeking to declare Aditya Talwar, son of corporate lobbyist Deepak Talwar, a fugitive offender in a case related to negotiations favouring foreign private airlines and causing losses to national carrier Air India.
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China Aircraft Carrier Builder Manager Under Probe On Corruption Charges
China has launched a corruption investigation into the general manager of the state-owned firm responsible for building aircraft carriers, a potential complication in ambitious plans to modernise its navy.
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Delhi Airport's Terminal-1 Cannot Be Exclusively Given To IndiGo: High Court
The Delhi High Court today held that Terminal-1 of the IGI Airport in New Delhi cannot be given exclusively to IndiGo Airlines simply because it suits a "corporate goliath" and the air carrier cannot claim monopoly over this aviation hub.
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Kolkata Metro To Get 40 New AC Rakes, First Of The Lot Arrives
Kolkata Metro will get 40 new air-conditioned rakes, the first of which has been delivered to the public carrier, Metro Railway sources said.
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Air India Employees Stage Protest Against Privatisation
A section of Air India employees today staged protest against the government's decision to privatise the national carrier, saying they were always ready for turnaround of the airline.
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Companies Leaving US Will Face 'Consequences': Donald Trump
US President-elect Donald Trump on Thursday warned American firms wanting to relocate abroad that they will face punishment, as he announced a deal with air conditioning manufacturer Carrier to keep jobs in the country.
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Donald Trump Spends Thanksgiving 'Working Hard' On Carrier Corp Plant
Republican President-elect Donald Trump said on Thursday he was spending part of his Thanksgiving holiday trying to convince an Indiana air conditioner maker to stay in the United States - reflecting his election campaign pledge to stop the flow of jobs abroad.
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Mosquito-Breeding Spots Found In Five IAS Officers' Homes
Mosquito-breeding spots have been found in the apartments of five senior IAS officers in Mumbai, prompting the civic body to intensify its drive to detect and destroy sites harbouring the carriers of deadly diseases like dengue, malaria and chikungunya.
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China Launches New Communication Satellite for Hong Kong Firm
China today put into orbit a new communication satellite in a commercial mission by the Long March-3B carrier rocket from the southwestern Xichang Satellite Launch Centre.
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Air India Takes Several Measures to Become Profitable
Air India has taken several steps to make its operation profitable which include withdrawing flights that does not meet fuel or variable costs, adjusting schedule in line with seasonal demand and offering discounts to corporate travellers among others, government said today.
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Delhi-Bound Flight From Nepal Halted Due To Cabin Crew Strike
A Delhi-bound flight from Nepal was halted by Nepal Airlines Corporation on Thursday due to a strike called by the flag carrier's cabin crew association.
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Samsung Galaxy S25 May Not Sport Physical Buttons, Could Be Carrier Exclusive: Report
Samsung Galaxy S25 could have a carrier-exclusive model with KT Corporation that might come without any physical buttons, a report has said. Vivo unveiled the Apex 2019 concept phone with no ports and no physical buttons.
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Cairn Begins Process To Seize Indian Overseas Assets To Recover $1.7 Billion
UK's Cairn Energy Plc has brought a lawsuit in the US to pierce the corporate veil between the Indian government and its owned flag carrier Air India so as to seize its overseas assets to recover USD 1.7 billion it has been awarded by an internationa
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Case Against Landlord For Evicting Nurse Amid Coronavirus Outbreak: Cops
A case was registered on Saturday against a Congress corporator in Chhattisgarh's Bilaspur town for allegedly asking his tenant, a nurse, to vacate the house fearing that she could become a carrier of coronavirus.
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Air India, Bharat Petroleum Sale By March, Says Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman: Report
Air India and Bharat Petroleum Corporation, two debt-ridden state-owned companies, are expected to be sold by the government by March next year, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said in an interview with the Times of India. The Finance Minister's statement comes at a time the ailing national carrier is facing financial stress, sitting on a debt ...
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Probe Agency Seeks To Declare Deepak Talwar's Son As Fugitive Offender
The Enforcement Directorate moved a Delhi court on Wednesday seeking to declare Aditya Talwar, son of corporate lobbyist Deepak Talwar, a fugitive offender in a case related to negotiations favouring foreign private airlines and causing losses to national carrier Air India.
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China Aircraft Carrier Builder Manager Under Probe On Corruption Charges
China has launched a corruption investigation into the general manager of the state-owned firm responsible for building aircraft carriers, a potential complication in ambitious plans to modernise its navy.
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Delhi Airport's Terminal-1 Cannot Be Exclusively Given To IndiGo: High Court
The Delhi High Court today held that Terminal-1 of the IGI Airport in New Delhi cannot be given exclusively to IndiGo Airlines simply because it suits a "corporate goliath" and the air carrier cannot claim monopoly over this aviation hub.
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Kolkata Metro To Get 40 New AC Rakes, First Of The Lot Arrives
Kolkata Metro will get 40 new air-conditioned rakes, the first of which has been delivered to the public carrier, Metro Railway sources said.
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Air India Employees Stage Protest Against Privatisation
A section of Air India employees today staged protest against the government's decision to privatise the national carrier, saying they were always ready for turnaround of the airline.
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Companies Leaving US Will Face 'Consequences': Donald Trump
US President-elect Donald Trump on Thursday warned American firms wanting to relocate abroad that they will face punishment, as he announced a deal with air conditioning manufacturer Carrier to keep jobs in the country.
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Donald Trump Spends Thanksgiving 'Working Hard' On Carrier Corp Plant
Republican President-elect Donald Trump said on Thursday he was spending part of his Thanksgiving holiday trying to convince an Indiana air conditioner maker to stay in the United States - reflecting his election campaign pledge to stop the flow of jobs abroad.
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Mosquito-Breeding Spots Found In Five IAS Officers' Homes
Mosquito-breeding spots have been found in the apartments of five senior IAS officers in Mumbai, prompting the civic body to intensify its drive to detect and destroy sites harbouring the carriers of deadly diseases like dengue, malaria and chikungunya.
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China Launches New Communication Satellite for Hong Kong Firm
China today put into orbit a new communication satellite in a commercial mission by the Long March-3B carrier rocket from the southwestern Xichang Satellite Launch Centre.
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Air India Takes Several Measures to Become Profitable
Air India has taken several steps to make its operation profitable which include withdrawing flights that does not meet fuel or variable costs, adjusting schedule in line with seasonal demand and offering discounts to corporate travellers among others, government said today.
