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Budget 2025: Udan Scheme To Connect 120 New Destinations In Next 10 Years
Presenting the Union Budget 2025-26, Nirmala Sitharaman said the modified UDAN scheme will help about four crore additional passengers in the next 10 years.
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How Often Are Train Blankets Washed? Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw Says...
Blankets provided to train passengers are washed at least once a month and an additional bedsheet is provided in the bedroll kit for its use as a quilt cover, Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw informed the Lok Sabha on Wednesday.
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Indian Railways Plans To Add More Than 1000 General Class Coaches To Regular trains
Moreover, plans are underway to induct more than 10,000 non-AC coaches, including over 6,000 GS coaches and additional sleeper-class coaches over the next two years.
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Drunk American Airlines Passenger Exposes Himself, Urinates In Plane's Aisle
Neil McCarthy admitted to police that he had consumed several "Jack and Cokes" before boarding the flight in Portland, Oregon, and additional drinks during his layover in Chicago.
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Southwest Airlines Praised For "Customer Of Size" Policy That Gives Passengers Complimentary Seat
Customers have the option to buy additional seats in advance and subsequently reach out to Southwest "for a refund of the cost of additional seating."
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Video: Southwest Airlines Flight Attendant Removes Couple From Plane For Drunken Cartwheels
The video shows a flight attendant removing a couple due to the woman's reported drunken cartwheels.
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Amazon Zoox Robotaxi With Employees as Passengers Tested on Public Road Ahead of Commercial Launch
Amazon Zoox robotaxis were tested on a public road in California with employees as passengers, the company said on Monday. The firm is working towards a commercial launch of its robotaxi for the general public, but has not provided a timeline as it will require additional clearances from the government.
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Amid Chaos, Union Minister Says Steps Taken To Decongest Delhi Airport
The civil aviation ministry on Monday said various steps, including the opening of two additional entry gates for passengers and deployment of additional CISF manpower, have been taken to ease congestion at Delhi airport.
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Air India Ordered To Refund Rs 44,000 Cancellation Fee For Flight During Lockdown
The Second Additional District Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission in Bengaluru has directed Air India to refund Rs 44,029 to a passenger whose flight from Bengaluru to London was cancelled due to COVID-19 lockdown.
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Government Said to Consider Removing Vaccination Certificate Uploading Requirment on Air Suvidha Portal
The government is said to be considering removal of the requirement for international passengers to upload their Covid vaccine certificate or RT-PCR negative report to the government's Air Suvidha portal. Global passengers may soon be able to simply fill up a self-declaration, which is currently mandatory in addition to the uploading of the documen...
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Delhi Government to Offer Rs. 5,500 Subsidy to First 10,000 E-Cycle Buyers
Delhi government has announced that it'll provide Rs. 5,500 subsidy on purchase of e-cycles to the first 10,000 buyers. It'll also offer Rs. 15,000 subsidy on cargo e-cycles for first 5,000 buyers. The scheme is available only for Delhi residents.
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Uber Introduces Revamped Shared Rides Offer In The U.S
Passengers booking a shared ride can now earn additional discounts in Uber credit, not cash, if another rider joins their trip.
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Ghana, Tanzania In India's ''At Risk'' Nations List Amid Omicron Fear
India on Monday added Ghana and Tanzania to the list of "at risk" countries, passengers from where have to follow additional COVID-19 testing and quarantine measures.
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Uber Introduces Revamped Shared Rides Offer In The U.S
Passengers booking a shared ride can now earn additional discounts in Uber credit, not cash, if another rider joins their trip.
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Bumper-To-Bumper Insurance Mandatory For All New Vehicles From September 1: High Court
Madras High Court has ruled that "bumper-to-bumper" insurance should be mandatory whenever a new vehicle is sold, from September 1. This must be in addition to covering the driver, passengers and owner of the vehicle, for a period of 5 years.
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Budget 2025: Udan Scheme To Connect 120 New Destinations In Next 10 Years
Presenting the Union Budget 2025-26, Nirmala Sitharaman said the modified UDAN scheme will help about four crore additional passengers in the next 10 years.
-
How Often Are Train Blankets Washed? Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw Says...
Blankets provided to train passengers are washed at least once a month and an additional bedsheet is provided in the bedroll kit for its use as a quilt cover, Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw informed the Lok Sabha on Wednesday.
-
Indian Railways Plans To Add More Than 1000 General Class Coaches To Regular trains
Moreover, plans are underway to induct more than 10,000 non-AC coaches, including over 6,000 GS coaches and additional sleeper-class coaches over the next two years.
-
Drunk American Airlines Passenger Exposes Himself, Urinates In Plane's Aisle
Neil McCarthy admitted to police that he had consumed several "Jack and Cokes" before boarding the flight in Portland, Oregon, and additional drinks during his layover in Chicago.
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Southwest Airlines Praised For "Customer Of Size" Policy That Gives Passengers Complimentary Seat
Customers have the option to buy additional seats in advance and subsequently reach out to Southwest "for a refund of the cost of additional seating."
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Video: Southwest Airlines Flight Attendant Removes Couple From Plane For Drunken Cartwheels
The video shows a flight attendant removing a couple due to the woman's reported drunken cartwheels.
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Amazon Zoox Robotaxi With Employees as Passengers Tested on Public Road Ahead of Commercial Launch
Amazon Zoox robotaxis were tested on a public road in California with employees as passengers, the company said on Monday. The firm is working towards a commercial launch of its robotaxi for the general public, but has not provided a timeline as it will require additional clearances from the government.
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Amid Chaos, Union Minister Says Steps Taken To Decongest Delhi Airport
The civil aviation ministry on Monday said various steps, including the opening of two additional entry gates for passengers and deployment of additional CISF manpower, have been taken to ease congestion at Delhi airport.
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Air India Ordered To Refund Rs 44,000 Cancellation Fee For Flight During Lockdown
The Second Additional District Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission in Bengaluru has directed Air India to refund Rs 44,029 to a passenger whose flight from Bengaluru to London was cancelled due to COVID-19 lockdown.
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Government Said to Consider Removing Vaccination Certificate Uploading Requirment on Air Suvidha Portal
The government is said to be considering removal of the requirement for international passengers to upload their Covid vaccine certificate or RT-PCR negative report to the government's Air Suvidha portal. Global passengers may soon be able to simply fill up a self-declaration, which is currently mandatory in addition to the uploading of the documen...
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Delhi Government to Offer Rs. 5,500 Subsidy to First 10,000 E-Cycle Buyers
Delhi government has announced that it'll provide Rs. 5,500 subsidy on purchase of e-cycles to the first 10,000 buyers. It'll also offer Rs. 15,000 subsidy on cargo e-cycles for first 5,000 buyers. The scheme is available only for Delhi residents.
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Uber Introduces Revamped Shared Rides Offer In The U.S
Passengers booking a shared ride can now earn additional discounts in Uber credit, not cash, if another rider joins their trip.
-
Ghana, Tanzania In India's ''At Risk'' Nations List Amid Omicron Fear
India on Monday added Ghana and Tanzania to the list of "at risk" countries, passengers from where have to follow additional COVID-19 testing and quarantine measures.
-
Uber Introduces Revamped Shared Rides Offer In The U.S
Passengers booking a shared ride can now earn additional discounts in Uber credit, not cash, if another rider joins their trip.
-
Bumper-To-Bumper Insurance Mandatory For All New Vehicles From September 1: High Court
Madras High Court has ruled that "bumper-to-bumper" insurance should be mandatory whenever a new vehicle is sold, from September 1. This must be in addition to covering the driver, passengers and owner of the vehicle, for a period of 5 years.
