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State Police Has No Role Lodging Complaints For Airport Violations: Top Court
The Supreme Court has held the Aircraft Act was "a complete code" to deal with the safety and security of civil aviation and aerodrome whereas the state police could only forward probe material to the authorised officer to decide on lodging a complai
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Bharatiya Vayuyan Adhiniyam, Replacing Aircraft Act, To Come Into Force From January 1
Bharatiya Vayuyan Adhiniyam which seeks to facilitate designing and manufacturing of aircraft in India and facilitate ease of doing business in the aviation space will come into force from January 1, 2025.
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Parliament Winter Session Highlights: Parliament Passes Bill To Replace 90-year-old Aircraft Act
Countries have the right to respond to situations but they should be mindful of civilian casualties and must observe humanitarian laws, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar told Rajya Sabha on Thursday.
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Aviation Minister Naidu Introduces Bill To Replace 90 Year-Old Aircraft Act
Union Aviation Minister Kinjarapu Rammohan Naidu on Tuesday moved a bill, which seeks to replace the 90-year-old Aircraft Act, for passage in Rajya Sabha.
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Centre Introduces Bill In Lok Sabha To Replace 90-Year-Old Aircraft Act
To further improve the ease of doing business in the aviation space, the government on Wednesday introduced a bill in the Lok Sabha to replace the 90-year-old Aircraft Act.
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Government Lists 6 New Bills For Upcoming Parliament Session. Details Here
The Centre has listed six new bills for introduction, including the one which seeks to replace the 90-year-old Aircraft Act, to provide enabling provisions for ease of doing business in the aviation sector, in the upcoming Parliament session.
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China Begins Military Drills Around Taiwan As "Strong Punishment"
China on Thursday morning began two days of military drills around Taiwan, surrounding the island with navy vessels and aircraft as "strong punishment" for "separatist acts", state media reported.
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China Begins Military Drills Around Taiwan As 'Punishment'
China on Thursday morning began two days of military drills around Taiwan, surrounding the island with navy vessels and aircraft as "strong punishment" for "separatist acts", state media reported.
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Kerala Ruling Coalition Convener Put On IndiGo 'No Fly List': Report
IndiGo Airlines has put Kerala ruling front Left Democratic Front(LDF)'s convenor EP Jayarajan and two Youth Congress workers on 'no fly list' over their unruly act inside the aircraft when Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan was on board.
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"Act Of Intimidation": Australia Says China Vessel Aimed Laser At Aircraft
Australia's prime minister accused China of an "act of intimidation" on Sunday after Canberra said a Chinese naval vessel shone a laser at one of the country's defence aircraft.
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"Am Confessing...": Belarus Blogger Arrested From Diverted Plane In Video
Western powers prepared to pile sanctions on Belarus and cut off its aviation links on Monday, furious after it scrambled a warplane to intercept a Ryanair aircraft and arrest a dissident journalist, an act one official denounced as 'state piracy'.
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HAL Employee Arrested For Supplying Fighter Jet Details To Pak's ISI
The Maharashtra Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) today arrested an employee of the Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) for supplying secret information of fighter aircraft to Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) agency, police said today.
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"Illegal Act": China Condemns US Military Flight Over Taiwan
China on Thursday condemned the US military for the "provocative" flight of one of its aircraft over Chinese-claimed Taiwan, saying the move infringed upon China's sovereignty and contravened international law.
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"I Own It": US Navy Secretary Resigns Over Handling Of Virus-Hit Carrier
Acting Navy Secretary Thomas Modly resigned on Tuesday after he faced mounting backlash for firing and ridiculing the commander of a US aircraft carrier who pleaded for help stemming a coronavirus outbreak onboard.
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US Navy Chief Resigns Over Mishandling Of Coronavirus-Hit Carrier
US Acting Navy Secretary Thomas Modly resigned Tuesday over his mishandling of an outbreak of the coronavirus on the USS Theodore Roosevelt aircraft carrier, Defense Secretary Mark Esper announced.
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State Police Has No Role Lodging Complaints For Airport Violations: Top Court
The Supreme Court has held the Aircraft Act was "a complete code" to deal with the safety and security of civil aviation and aerodrome whereas the state police could only forward probe material to the authorised officer to decide on lodging a complai
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Bharatiya Vayuyan Adhiniyam, Replacing Aircraft Act, To Come Into Force From January 1
Bharatiya Vayuyan Adhiniyam which seeks to facilitate designing and manufacturing of aircraft in India and facilitate ease of doing business in the aviation space will come into force from January 1, 2025.
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Parliament Winter Session Highlights: Parliament Passes Bill To Replace 90-year-old Aircraft Act
Countries have the right to respond to situations but they should be mindful of civilian casualties and must observe humanitarian laws, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar told Rajya Sabha on Thursday.
-
Aviation Minister Naidu Introduces Bill To Replace 90 Year-Old Aircraft Act
Union Aviation Minister Kinjarapu Rammohan Naidu on Tuesday moved a bill, which seeks to replace the 90-year-old Aircraft Act, for passage in Rajya Sabha.
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Centre Introduces Bill In Lok Sabha To Replace 90-Year-Old Aircraft Act
To further improve the ease of doing business in the aviation space, the government on Wednesday introduced a bill in the Lok Sabha to replace the 90-year-old Aircraft Act.
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Government Lists 6 New Bills For Upcoming Parliament Session. Details Here
The Centre has listed six new bills for introduction, including the one which seeks to replace the 90-year-old Aircraft Act, to provide enabling provisions for ease of doing business in the aviation sector, in the upcoming Parliament session.
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China Begins Military Drills Around Taiwan As "Strong Punishment"
China on Thursday morning began two days of military drills around Taiwan, surrounding the island with navy vessels and aircraft as "strong punishment" for "separatist acts", state media reported.
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China Begins Military Drills Around Taiwan As 'Punishment'
China on Thursday morning began two days of military drills around Taiwan, surrounding the island with navy vessels and aircraft as "strong punishment" for "separatist acts", state media reported.
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Kerala Ruling Coalition Convener Put On IndiGo 'No Fly List': Report
IndiGo Airlines has put Kerala ruling front Left Democratic Front(LDF)'s convenor EP Jayarajan and two Youth Congress workers on 'no fly list' over their unruly act inside the aircraft when Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan was on board.
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"Act Of Intimidation": Australia Says China Vessel Aimed Laser At Aircraft
Australia's prime minister accused China of an "act of intimidation" on Sunday after Canberra said a Chinese naval vessel shone a laser at one of the country's defence aircraft.
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"Am Confessing...": Belarus Blogger Arrested From Diverted Plane In Video
Western powers prepared to pile sanctions on Belarus and cut off its aviation links on Monday, furious after it scrambled a warplane to intercept a Ryanair aircraft and arrest a dissident journalist, an act one official denounced as 'state piracy'.
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HAL Employee Arrested For Supplying Fighter Jet Details To Pak's ISI
The Maharashtra Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) today arrested an employee of the Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) for supplying secret information of fighter aircraft to Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) agency, police said today.
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"Illegal Act": China Condemns US Military Flight Over Taiwan
China on Thursday condemned the US military for the "provocative" flight of one of its aircraft over Chinese-claimed Taiwan, saying the move infringed upon China's sovereignty and contravened international law.
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"I Own It": US Navy Secretary Resigns Over Handling Of Virus-Hit Carrier
Acting Navy Secretary Thomas Modly resigned on Tuesday after he faced mounting backlash for firing and ridiculing the commander of a US aircraft carrier who pleaded for help stemming a coronavirus outbreak onboard.
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US Navy Chief Resigns Over Mishandling Of Coronavirus-Hit Carrier
US Acting Navy Secretary Thomas Modly resigned Tuesday over his mishandling of an outbreak of the coronavirus on the USS Theodore Roosevelt aircraft carrier, Defense Secretary Mark Esper announced.
