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Flying With Alcohol? The Rules In India And Abroad Explained
Want to bring some alcohol back from your vacation? Follow this guide to know the dos and don'ts of flights when it comes to carrying alcohol on flights.
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Delhi Airport To Launch Luxury Bus Service To And From Noida And Greater Noida
Delhi Airport will be connected to Noida and Greater Noida by a luxury bus fleet. The tickets are priced at Rs 199 each.
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Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw Calls Reports On 'New' Baggage Rules "Fake News"
"The rules have been there for decades," the railway minister says while explaining that no new rules have been introduced around the baggage weight limit for train passengers.
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Train Travel In 2025: How To Pack Smart And Stay Within Luggage Limits
Whether you are heading home for a festival or planning a long-distance journey, keeping your luggage within limits is essential.
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Railways To Roll Out Airport-Like Luggage Screening At Major Stations
Railways will install electronic machines and scanners at stations and tag every scanned bag.
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Army Officer Had 16 Kg Cabin Bags, Refused To Pay Extra, Hit SpiceJet Staff
A senior Army officer's refusal to pay for 16-kg cabin luggage -- more than double the permitted limit of 7 kg -- snowballed into an assault that left four SpiceJet employees with serious injuries, including a spinal fracture and a broken jaw.
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No More 100 ml Limit? European Union Airports May Soon Ease Hand Baggage Liquid Rules
Advanced security scanners capable of detecting liquid explosives could soon be rolled out across EU airports, allowing passengers to carry larger bottles and containers in their cabin bags.
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Carrying Too Much Luggage On Trains? Here's What Indian Railways Can Do To You
Indian Railways has set strict rules for how much luggage passengers can carry on trains. If you exceed the limit, you may be fined.
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Delta Pilot Gets 10 Months in Jail After Trying To Fly Plane While Drunk
He was also found to have two bottles of Jagermeister in his carry-on luggage, one of which was half full.
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Woman In Australia Wears 5.5 kg Of Clothes To Avoid Airline's Baggage Fee, Gets Fined
After realising her carry-on luggage exceeded the maximum weight limit of seven kilos, she put on all of her extra clothes to avoid paying the fee
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Travel Blogger Caught With Fake Baby Bump To Avoid Excess Baggage Fee
Trying to keep your luggage under the allowed weight limit can be quite a task. One travel blogger tried to find a creative workaround to the problem by creating a fake pregnancy bump.
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Jawa Motorcycles Introduces Accessories & Riding Gear
Classic Legends Private Limited has rolled out accessories, merchandise and riding gear for the Jawa Motorcycles. Prices start from as low as Rs. 399 for a grab rail, going up to Rs. 7,499 for a riding jacket. The accessories list includes bar-end mirrors, engine crash guard in chrome and matte black, different grab rails, Hammerhead base plate, lu...
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Government Issues Notification for Plying of e-Rickshaws
The Centre has notified the rules for plying of e-rickshaws making driver's licence mandatory for operating them and limiting the maximum speed to 25 km per hour.
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Flying With Alcohol? The Rules In India And Abroad Explained
Want to bring some alcohol back from your vacation? Follow this guide to know the dos and don'ts of flights when it comes to carrying alcohol on flights.
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Delhi Airport To Launch Luxury Bus Service To And From Noida And Greater Noida
Delhi Airport will be connected to Noida and Greater Noida by a luxury bus fleet. The tickets are priced at Rs 199 each.
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Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw Calls Reports On 'New' Baggage Rules "Fake News"
"The rules have been there for decades," the railway minister says while explaining that no new rules have been introduced around the baggage weight limit for train passengers.
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Train Travel In 2025: How To Pack Smart And Stay Within Luggage Limits
Whether you are heading home for a festival or planning a long-distance journey, keeping your luggage within limits is essential.
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Railways To Roll Out Airport-Like Luggage Screening At Major Stations
Railways will install electronic machines and scanners at stations and tag every scanned bag.
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Army Officer Had 16 Kg Cabin Bags, Refused To Pay Extra, Hit SpiceJet Staff
A senior Army officer's refusal to pay for 16-kg cabin luggage -- more than double the permitted limit of 7 kg -- snowballed into an assault that left four SpiceJet employees with serious injuries, including a spinal fracture and a broken jaw.
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No More 100 ml Limit? European Union Airports May Soon Ease Hand Baggage Liquid Rules
Advanced security scanners capable of detecting liquid explosives could soon be rolled out across EU airports, allowing passengers to carry larger bottles and containers in their cabin bags.
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Carrying Too Much Luggage On Trains? Here's What Indian Railways Can Do To You
Indian Railways has set strict rules for how much luggage passengers can carry on trains. If you exceed the limit, you may be fined.
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Delta Pilot Gets 10 Months in Jail After Trying To Fly Plane While Drunk
He was also found to have two bottles of Jagermeister in his carry-on luggage, one of which was half full.
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Woman In Australia Wears 5.5 kg Of Clothes To Avoid Airline's Baggage Fee, Gets Fined
After realising her carry-on luggage exceeded the maximum weight limit of seven kilos, she put on all of her extra clothes to avoid paying the fee
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Travel Blogger Caught With Fake Baby Bump To Avoid Excess Baggage Fee
Trying to keep your luggage under the allowed weight limit can be quite a task. One travel blogger tried to find a creative workaround to the problem by creating a fake pregnancy bump.
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Jawa Motorcycles Introduces Accessories & Riding Gear
Classic Legends Private Limited has rolled out accessories, merchandise and riding gear for the Jawa Motorcycles. Prices start from as low as Rs. 399 for a grab rail, going up to Rs. 7,499 for a riding jacket. The accessories list includes bar-end mirrors, engine crash guard in chrome and matte black, different grab rails, Hammerhead base plate, lu...
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Government Issues Notification for Plying of e-Rickshaws
The Centre has notified the rules for plying of e-rickshaws making driver's licence mandatory for operating them and limiting the maximum speed to 25 km per hour.
