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Indian Airlines To Carry Half Of Country's International Traffic By 2028: Report
The share of Indian airlines in international passenger traffic originating from, terminating in, or transitioning through India is expected to surge 50 per cent by fiscal 2028 from 43 per cent in 2024, according to Crisil Ratings.
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Andhra Man Dies After Being Hit By Train In US
A 39-year-old Indian-origin man has died in the US after a passenger train struck him when he was walking on tracks in New Jersey, according to a media report.
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Negative Covid Report Must Even For Flyers To India Transiting Through China
A negative Covid report is a must for passengers transiting through China, Hong Kong, Japan, South Korea, Singapore and Thailand, irrespective of their originating countries, before landing at any Indian airport, the Union Health Ministry said Monday
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Over 3,500 Special Trains Originated Till Now: Railways
The Ministry of Railways on Wednesday informed that over 3,500 Shramik special trains have been originated till now by Indian Railways carrying more than 48 lakh passengers to various destinations.
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Train Services Resume: How to Book Tickets Online on IRCTC Website, Mobile App
The Ministry of Railways announced on Sunday that passenger train services will be gradually resumed in India starting May 12. Booking will begin at 4pm on May 11. Initially, 15 pair of trains with origin from New Delhi will run. If you want to travel, here is how you can reserve your seats.
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Indian Origin UK MP Calls For Border Closures Over Coronavirus: Report
UK Home Secretary Priti Patel is keen to close the UK borders to passengers from global COVID-19 hotspots such as the US, Iran and China, similar to moves taken by India, according to a UK media report.
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Paytm Employee In Gurgaon Is 29th Coronavirus Patient In India: 10 Points
An employee of Paytm has tested positive for coronavirus, pushing the e-wallet company to shut its Gurgaon office for two days. This is the 29th case that tested positive in India. The figures took a leap after a group of 15 Italian tourists tested positive for the disease over the last 24 hours. An Indian driver, who was travelling with them, has ...
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Indian-Origin Uber Driver Kidnapped Woman Passenger To Boost His Fare
An Indian-origin man working as a driver for ride-sharing company Uber in the US has pleaded guilty to kidnapping a sleeping passenger and driving her more than 60 miles from her destination to boost his fare.
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Drunk Indian-Origin Woman Causes Passenger Seizure Mid-Air, Jailed In UK
An Indian-origin woman has been jailed for six months in the UK for drunken behaviour on an aeroplane which caused a passenger to have a seizure.
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India's Oldest Train Is 105 Years Today, A Complaint Helps Trace Its Age!
One of the oldest long distance trains on Indian Railways - the Punjab Mail - completed 105 years on June 1. The origins of the Bombay to Peshawar Punjab Mail is based on a cost estimate paper circa 1911 and a complaint by an irate passenger circa October 12, 1912 about the 'late arrival of the train by a few minutes at Delhi', it has been more or ...
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Punjabi Bus Driver Set On Fire In Oz As Terrified Passengers Watch
A bus driver of Indian origin was covered in inflammable liquid by a passenger who burned him to death in front of horrified passengers in Australia today, the police said.
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Indian Railways Starts SMS Alert Service for Cancelled Trains
"Under this pilot project, the SMS messages are sent to those passengers who are boarding at originating station."
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475 Evacuees From Yemen Arrive in Kochi Onboard 2 Ships
Two Navy-escorted passenger ships with 475 people, including Bangladesh nationals and Yemenese of Indian origin, evacuated from the conflict-hit Yemen arrived in Kochi today, bringing down the curtains on the massive rescue operation undertaken by the government.
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Ships with Yemen Evacuees to Arrive in Kochi Tomorrow
Scripting another successful rescue mission by India through the sea route, two Navy-escorted ships with 475 passengers, including 337 Bangladesh nationals and 65 Yemenese of Indian origin, evacuated from conflict-hit Yemen, would be arriving in Kochi tomorrow.
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Nearly 45,000 Indians Living in Ebola-Affected Countries
The government has announced a slew of steps in the light of the outbreak of Ebola virus in west African countries, including screening and tracking of passengers originating or transiting from there. Currently, there are close to 45,000 Indians in Ebola-affected countries.
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Indian Airlines To Carry Half Of Country's International Traffic By 2028: Report
The share of Indian airlines in international passenger traffic originating from, terminating in, or transitioning through India is expected to surge 50 per cent by fiscal 2028 from 43 per cent in 2024, according to Crisil Ratings.
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Andhra Man Dies After Being Hit By Train In US
A 39-year-old Indian-origin man has died in the US after a passenger train struck him when he was walking on tracks in New Jersey, according to a media report.
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Negative Covid Report Must Even For Flyers To India Transiting Through China
A negative Covid report is a must for passengers transiting through China, Hong Kong, Japan, South Korea, Singapore and Thailand, irrespective of their originating countries, before landing at any Indian airport, the Union Health Ministry said Monday
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Over 3,500 Special Trains Originated Till Now: Railways
The Ministry of Railways on Wednesday informed that over 3,500 Shramik special trains have been originated till now by Indian Railways carrying more than 48 lakh passengers to various destinations.
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Train Services Resume: How to Book Tickets Online on IRCTC Website, Mobile App
The Ministry of Railways announced on Sunday that passenger train services will be gradually resumed in India starting May 12. Booking will begin at 4pm on May 11. Initially, 15 pair of trains with origin from New Delhi will run. If you want to travel, here is how you can reserve your seats.
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Indian Origin UK MP Calls For Border Closures Over Coronavirus: Report
UK Home Secretary Priti Patel is keen to close the UK borders to passengers from global COVID-19 hotspots such as the US, Iran and China, similar to moves taken by India, according to a UK media report.
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Paytm Employee In Gurgaon Is 29th Coronavirus Patient In India: 10 Points
An employee of Paytm has tested positive for coronavirus, pushing the e-wallet company to shut its Gurgaon office for two days. This is the 29th case that tested positive in India. The figures took a leap after a group of 15 Italian tourists tested positive for the disease over the last 24 hours. An Indian driver, who was travelling with them, has ...
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Indian-Origin Uber Driver Kidnapped Woman Passenger To Boost His Fare
An Indian-origin man working as a driver for ride-sharing company Uber in the US has pleaded guilty to kidnapping a sleeping passenger and driving her more than 60 miles from her destination to boost his fare.
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Drunk Indian-Origin Woman Causes Passenger Seizure Mid-Air, Jailed In UK
An Indian-origin woman has been jailed for six months in the UK for drunken behaviour on an aeroplane which caused a passenger to have a seizure.
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India's Oldest Train Is 105 Years Today, A Complaint Helps Trace Its Age!
One of the oldest long distance trains on Indian Railways - the Punjab Mail - completed 105 years on June 1. The origins of the Bombay to Peshawar Punjab Mail is based on a cost estimate paper circa 1911 and a complaint by an irate passenger circa October 12, 1912 about the 'late arrival of the train by a few minutes at Delhi', it has been more or ...
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Punjabi Bus Driver Set On Fire In Oz As Terrified Passengers Watch
A bus driver of Indian origin was covered in inflammable liquid by a passenger who burned him to death in front of horrified passengers in Australia today, the police said.
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Indian Railways Starts SMS Alert Service for Cancelled Trains
"Under this pilot project, the SMS messages are sent to those passengers who are boarding at originating station."
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475 Evacuees From Yemen Arrive in Kochi Onboard 2 Ships
Two Navy-escorted passenger ships with 475 people, including Bangladesh nationals and Yemenese of Indian origin, evacuated from the conflict-hit Yemen arrived in Kochi today, bringing down the curtains on the massive rescue operation undertaken by the government.
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Ships with Yemen Evacuees to Arrive in Kochi Tomorrow
Scripting another successful rescue mission by India through the sea route, two Navy-escorted ships with 475 passengers, including 337 Bangladesh nationals and 65 Yemenese of Indian origin, evacuated from conflict-hit Yemen, would be arriving in Kochi tomorrow.
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Nearly 45,000 Indians Living in Ebola-Affected Countries
The government has announced a slew of steps in the light of the outbreak of Ebola virus in west African countries, including screening and tracking of passengers originating or transiting from there. Currently, there are close to 45,000 Indians in Ebola-affected countries.
