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"Rafale Deal Will Be Probed If We Come To Power In 2019": Rahul Gandhi
Rahul Gandhi today said if the Congress party comes to power in this year's election, a criminal investigation would be launched into the Rafale jet deal and the accused would be punished. The Congress president's comments came as the party accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi of overruling objections raised by the defence and the law ministries to...
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Korean Air Chairman's Daughter Charged Over Nut Case Outburst
South Korean prosecutors charged the daughter of the chairman of Korean Air Lines on Wednesday for delaying a flight following an outburst over the way she was served nuts, in a case that stirred public outrage and ridicule.
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Former Korean Air Executive Charged With Violating Aviation Law
A prosecutor says Cho Hyun-ah, the former Korean Air Lines executive who ordered a crew member off a flight in an incident now known as "nut rage," was charged with interfering with a government investigation and violating aviation security law.
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Delhi: Two charter planes grounded for violating liquor laws
A full-fledged bar aboard a private plane and a bottle in another led to the grounding of the two charter aircraft by the DGCA at Delhi airport today, with the aviation regulator expressing concern over security aspect of the issue.
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"Rafale Deal Will Be Probed If We Come To Power In 2019": Rahul Gandhi
Rahul Gandhi today said if the Congress party comes to power in this year's election, a criminal investigation would be launched into the Rafale jet deal and the accused would be punished. The Congress president's comments came as the party accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi of overruling objections raised by the defence and the law ministries to...
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Korean Air Chairman's Daughter Charged Over Nut Case Outburst
South Korean prosecutors charged the daughter of the chairman of Korean Air Lines on Wednesday for delaying a flight following an outburst over the way she was served nuts, in a case that stirred public outrage and ridicule.
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Former Korean Air Executive Charged With Violating Aviation Law
A prosecutor says Cho Hyun-ah, the former Korean Air Lines executive who ordered a crew member off a flight in an incident now known as "nut rage," was charged with interfering with a government investigation and violating aviation security law.
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Delhi: Two charter planes grounded for violating liquor laws
A full-fledged bar aboard a private plane and a bottle in another led to the grounding of the two charter aircraft by the DGCA at Delhi airport today, with the aviation regulator expressing concern over security aspect of the issue.
