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Bangladesh's Top Newspaper Shuts Ops After Office Set On Fire By Protesters
Bangladesh's leading newspaper, Prothom Alo has suspended its print and online operations after the protesters set its office in Dhaka on fire.
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"National Public Health Crisis": Hardik Pandya Training With Mask On At India vs SA 4th T20I In Lucknow Leaves All Shocked
All-rounder Hardik Pandya was spotted wearing a face mask during Team India's practice session, held amidst intense fog, at ahead of the fourth T20I against South Africa in Lucknow.
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Trouble Mounts For Pakistan With Taliban's New Move Over Cross-Border River
Pakistan's mounting water crisis is likely to worsen, as the Taliban government in Afghanistan has decided to move ahead with its plans to divert water from the Kunar River towards the Nangarhar region in the country
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Delhi's Air Quality Improves Marginally, AQI 'Very Poor' At 378
The National Capital Delhi continued to reel under hazardous air conditions on Tuesday as the city's overall AQI stood at 378 at around 8 am, placing it in the 'very poor' category, according to data from the Central Pollution Control Board.
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Brown University Junior, Injured In 2019 Shooting, Survives 2nd Campus Crisis
When Brown University junior Mia Tretta's phone began buzzing with an emergency alert during finals week, she tried to convince herself it couldn't be happening again.
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IndiGo Will Pay Over Rs 500 Crore To Customers Who Were "Severely Stranded"
IndiGo said on Friday that it has estimated the compensation amount will exceed Rs 500 crore for customers whose flights were cancelled within 24 hours of departure and who were left severely stranded at certain airports across the country.
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India Sets Own Air Quality Standards, Global Rankings Not Official: Centre
The Ministry clarified that it has notified National Ambient Air Quality Standards for 12 pollutants in 2009 to protect public health and the environment, and these standards are tailored to India's specific conditions.
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AIIMS Expert Highlights Role Of Metabolic Surgery In Managing Uncontrolled Type 2 Diabetes
While uncontrolled diabetes is unfolding as a silent crisis in India, resulting in organ damage and failure, metabolic surgery can help prevent it, according to a doctor at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS)
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"How Can Airlines Charge Rs 39,000?" Court To Centre On IndiGo Crisis
The court told the Centre that while it "appreciates their efforts" in handling the chaos, why such a situation had precipitated in the first place.
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Centre Asks IndiGo To Cut Over 200 Flights A Day After Days Of Disruptions
IndiGo, the country's largest airline, will have to cut down its operations by 10 per cent, the government has decided in view of the massive crisis sparked by its 2000-plus flight cancellations in recent days.
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"IndiGo Back On Its Feet, Ops Stable": CEO's Latest Statement Amid Crisis
The IndiGo airline, which sparked a massive crisis with countrywide flight cancellations for days, is "back on its feet", its Chief Executive Officer Pieter Albers said today.
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What IndiGo Gave Passengers As Apology After 9-Hour Delay, Flyer Posts Viral Video
After IndiGo's flight was delayed for 9 hours, it handed over apology tokens to passengers with 'sorry for the inconvenience' on the side
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Crackdown After Chaos: Centre Slashes IndiGo's Winter Schedule By 5%
Hours after he warned of exemplary action against IndiGo for the recent chaos at airports, Union Civil Aviation Minister K Ram Mohan Naidu has said the airline's winter flight schedule will be curtailed and its slots given to other operators
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13,989 Pilots Employed By 6 Major Airlines: Center Amid IndiGo Chaos
Six major domestic airlines have employed 13,989 pilots, with Air India and its low-cost arm, Air India Express, having 6,350 and 1,592 pilots respectively and IndiGo having 5,085 cockpit crew, Parliament was informed on Monday.
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"Sky Isn't The Limit": Air India In Pilot Hiring Ad Amid IndiGo Crisis
The sky is not the limit; it's just the beginning, says Air India in a hiring advertisement calling pilots to apply for a career in the Tata group company.
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Bangladesh's Top Newspaper Shuts Ops After Office Set On Fire By Protesters
Bangladesh's leading newspaper, Prothom Alo has suspended its print and online operations after the protesters set its office in Dhaka on fire.
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"National Public Health Crisis": Hardik Pandya Training With Mask On At India vs SA 4th T20I In Lucknow Leaves All Shocked
All-rounder Hardik Pandya was spotted wearing a face mask during Team India's practice session, held amidst intense fog, at ahead of the fourth T20I against South Africa in Lucknow.
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Trouble Mounts For Pakistan With Taliban's New Move Over Cross-Border River
Pakistan's mounting water crisis is likely to worsen, as the Taliban government in Afghanistan has decided to move ahead with its plans to divert water from the Kunar River towards the Nangarhar region in the country
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Delhi's Air Quality Improves Marginally, AQI 'Very Poor' At 378
The National Capital Delhi continued to reel under hazardous air conditions on Tuesday as the city's overall AQI stood at 378 at around 8 am, placing it in the 'very poor' category, according to data from the Central Pollution Control Board.
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Brown University Junior, Injured In 2019 Shooting, Survives 2nd Campus Crisis
When Brown University junior Mia Tretta's phone began buzzing with an emergency alert during finals week, she tried to convince herself it couldn't be happening again.
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IndiGo Will Pay Over Rs 500 Crore To Customers Who Were "Severely Stranded"
IndiGo said on Friday that it has estimated the compensation amount will exceed Rs 500 crore for customers whose flights were cancelled within 24 hours of departure and who were left severely stranded at certain airports across the country.
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India Sets Own Air Quality Standards, Global Rankings Not Official: Centre
The Ministry clarified that it has notified National Ambient Air Quality Standards for 12 pollutants in 2009 to protect public health and the environment, and these standards are tailored to India's specific conditions.
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AIIMS Expert Highlights Role Of Metabolic Surgery In Managing Uncontrolled Type 2 Diabetes
While uncontrolled diabetes is unfolding as a silent crisis in India, resulting in organ damage and failure, metabolic surgery can help prevent it, according to a doctor at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS)
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"How Can Airlines Charge Rs 39,000?" Court To Centre On IndiGo Crisis
The court told the Centre that while it "appreciates their efforts" in handling the chaos, why such a situation had precipitated in the first place.
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Centre Asks IndiGo To Cut Over 200 Flights A Day After Days Of Disruptions
IndiGo, the country's largest airline, will have to cut down its operations by 10 per cent, the government has decided in view of the massive crisis sparked by its 2000-plus flight cancellations in recent days.
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"IndiGo Back On Its Feet, Ops Stable": CEO's Latest Statement Amid Crisis
The IndiGo airline, which sparked a massive crisis with countrywide flight cancellations for days, is "back on its feet", its Chief Executive Officer Pieter Albers said today.
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What IndiGo Gave Passengers As Apology After 9-Hour Delay, Flyer Posts Viral Video
After IndiGo's flight was delayed for 9 hours, it handed over apology tokens to passengers with 'sorry for the inconvenience' on the side
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Crackdown After Chaos: Centre Slashes IndiGo's Winter Schedule By 5%
Hours after he warned of exemplary action against IndiGo for the recent chaos at airports, Union Civil Aviation Minister K Ram Mohan Naidu has said the airline's winter flight schedule will be curtailed and its slots given to other operators
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13,989 Pilots Employed By 6 Major Airlines: Center Amid IndiGo Chaos
Six major domestic airlines have employed 13,989 pilots, with Air India and its low-cost arm, Air India Express, having 6,350 and 1,592 pilots respectively and IndiGo having 5,085 cockpit crew, Parliament was informed on Monday.
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"Sky Isn't The Limit": Air India In Pilot Hiring Ad Amid IndiGo Crisis
The sky is not the limit; it's just the beginning, says Air India in a hiring advertisement calling pilots to apply for a career in the Tata group company.
