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India's Homegrown Alternative To Foreign Choppers, Dhruv, Takes To Skies
Marking a milestone in the country's indigenous aerospace manufacturing, the next generation, multi-role civil helicopter Dhruv NG, billed as an alternative to imported light twin-engine helicopters, made its maiden flight on Tuesday here.
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From BrahMos To Battle Networks: Army's 2025 Push Redefines Precision, Power, Partnerships
The Indian Army's transformation in 2025 gathered decisive momentum as long-range precision firepower, high-value aviation inductions, accelerated procurements and sweeping digital reforms converged to reshape its combat edge.
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Man Assaulted At Delhi Airport Questions Aviation Regulator Over "Silence"
Ten days after the alleged physical assault at Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport Terminal 1, passenger Ankit Dewan has raised pointed questions to the airport operator DIAL, the aviation regulator DGCA.
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Aviation Watchdog Panel Submits Report To Government On IndiGo Disruptions
The four-member panel that probed the massive flight disruptions at IndiGo earlier this week has submitted its report to the aviation regulator DGCA, according to a senior official.
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Deadline For Panel's Report On IndiGo Flight Chaos Extended Till Friday
The civil aviation regulator DGCA has extended the deadline for a four-member committee to submit its report on the massive disruptions of IndiGo's flight operations, sources said.
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Al Hind, FlyExpress: Centre Okays 2 New Airlines To Break Aviation 'Duopoly'
The Civil Aviation Ministry has granted no objection certificates (NOCs) to two new airlines, Al Hind Air and FlyExpress, as it steps up efforts to reduce the dominance of a handful of carriers in India's domestic aviation market.
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Centre Draws Line On IndiGo's Turkish Wet-Lease Plan, Extension Ends In 2026
The Ministry of Civil Aviation has said that IndiGo's permission to operate aircraft wet-leased from Turkey will end next year, making it clear that the extension granted till March 2026 will be the final one, with no further relaxations.
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PM Modi To Inaugurate Northeast's Largest Airport Terminal In Guwahati Tomorrow
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will inaugurate the new terminal of Lokapriya Gopinath Bordoloi International (LGBI) Airport in Guwahati on Saturday, marking a significant moment in the aviation history of Assam and the wider Northeast.
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Adani Group To Invest Rs 1 Lakh Crore On Airports In Next 5 Years
Adani Group plans to invest Rs 1 lakh crore in its airports business over the next five years, betting on sustained growth in India's aviation sector, which is expected to expand at 15-16 per cent annually, a top group official said.
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Opinion | India's Aviation Model Is Cracking Under Its Own Weight
When airlines strain against duty hour limits, when safety oversight suffers from understaffing, when passenger protection exists only on paper, the aviation system functions dangerously, accumulating risks that eventually manifest as crises.
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Pics: Army Receives Final Batch Of Apache AH-64E Attack Helicopters
The Indian Army has received the remaining three Boeing Apache attack helicopters, which will soon join the Army's 451 Army Aviation Squadron based in Jodhpur.
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Delhi Court Asks Aviation Body To Explain Relaxations In Pilot Fatigue Rules
Delhi Court on Tuesday sought a response from the Directorate General of Civil Aviation on a plea by the Indian Pilots Guild seeking contempt action against authorities for allegedly not fully implementing the new flight duty time limitation norms.
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Aviation Ministry Officials Review Airport Preps As Fog Descends On Delhi
Officials of the Civil Aviation ministry visited Delhi airport's Operations Control Centre today as fog hit the city in a big way.
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Bihar Government Establishes Prakrit And Pali Academies To Preserve Ancient Languages
Prakrit and Pali are ancient languages that evolved from India's classical language, Sanskrit.
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Can't Cap Airfares For Entire Year, Aviation Minister Tells Parliament
Civil Aviation Minister K Ram Mohan Naidu told the Lok Sabha today that the government cannot impose fare caps for an entire year, citing seasonal fluctuations in demand and operational realities of the aviation sector.
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India's Homegrown Alternative To Foreign Choppers, Dhruv, Takes To Skies
Marking a milestone in the country's indigenous aerospace manufacturing, the next generation, multi-role civil helicopter Dhruv NG, billed as an alternative to imported light twin-engine helicopters, made its maiden flight on Tuesday here.
-
From BrahMos To Battle Networks: Army's 2025 Push Redefines Precision, Power, Partnerships
The Indian Army's transformation in 2025 gathered decisive momentum as long-range precision firepower, high-value aviation inductions, accelerated procurements and sweeping digital reforms converged to reshape its combat edge.
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Man Assaulted At Delhi Airport Questions Aviation Regulator Over "Silence"
Ten days after the alleged physical assault at Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport Terminal 1, passenger Ankit Dewan has raised pointed questions to the airport operator DIAL, the aviation regulator DGCA.
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Aviation Watchdog Panel Submits Report To Government On IndiGo Disruptions
The four-member panel that probed the massive flight disruptions at IndiGo earlier this week has submitted its report to the aviation regulator DGCA, according to a senior official.
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Deadline For Panel's Report On IndiGo Flight Chaos Extended Till Friday
The civil aviation regulator DGCA has extended the deadline for a four-member committee to submit its report on the massive disruptions of IndiGo's flight operations, sources said.
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Al Hind, FlyExpress: Centre Okays 2 New Airlines To Break Aviation 'Duopoly'
The Civil Aviation Ministry has granted no objection certificates (NOCs) to two new airlines, Al Hind Air and FlyExpress, as it steps up efforts to reduce the dominance of a handful of carriers in India's domestic aviation market.
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Centre Draws Line On IndiGo's Turkish Wet-Lease Plan, Extension Ends In 2026
The Ministry of Civil Aviation has said that IndiGo's permission to operate aircraft wet-leased from Turkey will end next year, making it clear that the extension granted till March 2026 will be the final one, with no further relaxations.
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PM Modi To Inaugurate Northeast's Largest Airport Terminal In Guwahati Tomorrow
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will inaugurate the new terminal of Lokapriya Gopinath Bordoloi International (LGBI) Airport in Guwahati on Saturday, marking a significant moment in the aviation history of Assam and the wider Northeast.
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Adani Group To Invest Rs 1 Lakh Crore On Airports In Next 5 Years
Adani Group plans to invest Rs 1 lakh crore in its airports business over the next five years, betting on sustained growth in India's aviation sector, which is expected to expand at 15-16 per cent annually, a top group official said.
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Opinion | India's Aviation Model Is Cracking Under Its Own Weight
When airlines strain against duty hour limits, when safety oversight suffers from understaffing, when passenger protection exists only on paper, the aviation system functions dangerously, accumulating risks that eventually manifest as crises.
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Pics: Army Receives Final Batch Of Apache AH-64E Attack Helicopters
The Indian Army has received the remaining three Boeing Apache attack helicopters, which will soon join the Army's 451 Army Aviation Squadron based in Jodhpur.
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Delhi Court Asks Aviation Body To Explain Relaxations In Pilot Fatigue Rules
Delhi Court on Tuesday sought a response from the Directorate General of Civil Aviation on a plea by the Indian Pilots Guild seeking contempt action against authorities for allegedly not fully implementing the new flight duty time limitation norms.
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Aviation Ministry Officials Review Airport Preps As Fog Descends On Delhi
Officials of the Civil Aviation ministry visited Delhi airport's Operations Control Centre today as fog hit the city in a big way.
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Bihar Government Establishes Prakrit And Pali Academies To Preserve Ancient Languages
Prakrit and Pali are ancient languages that evolved from India's classical language, Sanskrit.
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Can't Cap Airfares For Entire Year, Aviation Minister Tells Parliament
Civil Aviation Minister K Ram Mohan Naidu told the Lok Sabha today that the government cannot impose fare caps for an entire year, citing seasonal fluctuations in demand and operational realities of the aviation sector.
