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How Long Queues, Dirty Washrooms May Soon Cost Airports
Airports across India may soon be rewarded based on how clean their washrooms are, how fast baggage arrives, and how long passengers wait at check-in, security or immigration. And, conversely, deficiencies could lead to penalties.
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Toilet Trouble In Virgin Australia Flight As Passengers Forced To Urinate In Bottles Mid-Flight
Virgin Australia issued a sincere apology to affected passengers, thanking the crew for managing the challenging situation.
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How Mumbai Monorail Became A 'White Elephant'
Mumbai's monorail services restarted today after two trains broke down on Tuesday evening, leaving nearly 800 passengers stranded.
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Mumbai Continues To Face Rainfall, Local Train Services Back On Track
Intermittent showers lashed Mumbai overnight and on Wednesday morning, while local train services on the Central Railway's harbour line resumed after 15 hours, putting normal life slowly back on track.
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Passengers Stranded At Raipur Runway As Air India Flight Door Fails To Open
A technical snag in an Air India flight arriving from Delhi led to a tense hour-long delay at Raipur airport, leaving around 160 passengers, including a sitting MLA, stranded inside the aircraft with no immediate explanation.
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IndiGo Fined Rs 1.5 Lakh For Providing "Unhygienic, Dirty" Seat To Passenger
A Delhi consumer forum has held Indigo Airlines guilty of deficiency of service for providing an unhygienic and stained seat to a woman and directed it to pay a compensation of Rs 1.5 lakh for the discomfort, pain, and mental agony she suffered.
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Delhi Metro Sets New Ridership Record At Over 81-Lakh On Rakhi Eve
The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) on Saturday announced that it had achieved its highest-ever single-day ridership on August 8, 2025, with 81,87,674 passenger journeys recorded across all operational corridors.
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Watch: Jamie Lever's Hilarious Take On First-Class Travellers' Behaviour Goes Viral
In the video, Jamie Lever can be seen seated inside her coupe, enjoying the extra space, dining, and service that come with a higher ticket price.
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Railways Install Cameras In Over 11,000 Coaches For Passenger Safety: Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw
Indian Railways has so far fitted 11,535 coaches across zones with CCTV cameras to improve the safety and security of passengers, the Parliament was informed on Wednesday.
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11 Dead, Many Injured As SUV Falls Into Canal In Uttar Pradesh
Eyewitnesses, who saw the vehicle sinking, immediately alerted the local police station, while others informed the village head (Gram Pradhan).
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Indian Automobile Industry Welcomes Landmark India-UK Free Trade Agreement
The Indian automobile industry has warmly welcomed the recently signed India-UK Free Trade Agreement (FTA), terming it a landmark and transformative development in the global economic landscape.
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Helicopter Struck Overhead Cable Before Crash In Uttarakhand: Probe Body
The 17-year-old Bell 407 helicopter operated by Aerotrans Services Pvt Ltd, with six passengers onboard, crashed 24 minutes after being airborne on May 8.
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Ola, Uber, Rapido Drivers On Indefinite Strike In Mumbai. Here's Why
Thousands of passengers across Mumbai have been grappling with long waiting times and unavailability of cabs after a section of drivers affiliated with Uber, Ola and Rapido halted services on July 15.
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Railways To Install CCTV Cameras Near Doors In All 74,000 Coaches For Safety
In a mega drive to enhance passenger safety, Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw has approved the installation of CCTV cameras in the common movement area near the doors in all 74,000 coaches, an official said on Sunday.
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Navi Mumbai Airport Must Be Completed By September 30: Devendra Fadnavis
Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis said on Saturday that works on the Navi Mumbai International Airport must be completed by September 30.
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How Long Queues, Dirty Washrooms May Soon Cost Airports
Airports across India may soon be rewarded based on how clean their washrooms are, how fast baggage arrives, and how long passengers wait at check-in, security or immigration. And, conversely, deficiencies could lead to penalties.
-
Toilet Trouble In Virgin Australia Flight As Passengers Forced To Urinate In Bottles Mid-Flight
Virgin Australia issued a sincere apology to affected passengers, thanking the crew for managing the challenging situation.
-
How Mumbai Monorail Became A 'White Elephant'
Mumbai's monorail services restarted today after two trains broke down on Tuesday evening, leaving nearly 800 passengers stranded.
-
Mumbai Continues To Face Rainfall, Local Train Services Back On Track
Intermittent showers lashed Mumbai overnight and on Wednesday morning, while local train services on the Central Railway's harbour line resumed after 15 hours, putting normal life slowly back on track.
-
Passengers Stranded At Raipur Runway As Air India Flight Door Fails To Open
A technical snag in an Air India flight arriving from Delhi led to a tense hour-long delay at Raipur airport, leaving around 160 passengers, including a sitting MLA, stranded inside the aircraft with no immediate explanation.
-
IndiGo Fined Rs 1.5 Lakh For Providing "Unhygienic, Dirty" Seat To Passenger
A Delhi consumer forum has held Indigo Airlines guilty of deficiency of service for providing an unhygienic and stained seat to a woman and directed it to pay a compensation of Rs 1.5 lakh for the discomfort, pain, and mental agony she suffered.
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Delhi Metro Sets New Ridership Record At Over 81-Lakh On Rakhi Eve
The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) on Saturday announced that it had achieved its highest-ever single-day ridership on August 8, 2025, with 81,87,674 passenger journeys recorded across all operational corridors.
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Watch: Jamie Lever's Hilarious Take On First-Class Travellers' Behaviour Goes Viral
In the video, Jamie Lever can be seen seated inside her coupe, enjoying the extra space, dining, and service that come with a higher ticket price.
-
Railways Install Cameras In Over 11,000 Coaches For Passenger Safety: Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw
Indian Railways has so far fitted 11,535 coaches across zones with CCTV cameras to improve the safety and security of passengers, the Parliament was informed on Wednesday.
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11 Dead, Many Injured As SUV Falls Into Canal In Uttar Pradesh
Eyewitnesses, who saw the vehicle sinking, immediately alerted the local police station, while others informed the village head (Gram Pradhan).
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Indian Automobile Industry Welcomes Landmark India-UK Free Trade Agreement
The Indian automobile industry has warmly welcomed the recently signed India-UK Free Trade Agreement (FTA), terming it a landmark and transformative development in the global economic landscape.
-
Helicopter Struck Overhead Cable Before Crash In Uttarakhand: Probe Body
The 17-year-old Bell 407 helicopter operated by Aerotrans Services Pvt Ltd, with six passengers onboard, crashed 24 minutes after being airborne on May 8.
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Ola, Uber, Rapido Drivers On Indefinite Strike In Mumbai. Here's Why
Thousands of passengers across Mumbai have been grappling with long waiting times and unavailability of cabs after a section of drivers affiliated with Uber, Ola and Rapido halted services on July 15.
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Railways To Install CCTV Cameras Near Doors In All 74,000 Coaches For Safety
In a mega drive to enhance passenger safety, Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw has approved the installation of CCTV cameras in the common movement area near the doors in all 74,000 coaches, an official said on Sunday.
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Navi Mumbai Airport Must Be Completed By September 30: Devendra Fadnavis
Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis said on Saturday that works on the Navi Mumbai International Airport must be completed by September 30.
