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Centre Cracks Down On Spoofed International Calls, 20 Carriers Blocked
An indigenously-developed system to identify and block international spoofed calls that display Indian mobile numbers has significantly brought down such calls to about 4 lakh per day, the government has informed.
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Won't Lead To Privatisation: Union Minister On Railway Amendment Bill
The Lok Sabha on Wednesday passed a bill to amend Railway laws with the government insisting that it will not lead to the national carrier's privatisation.
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Government to Auction Airwaves Valued at $11.6 Billion to Boost Phone Networks
The government has approved a plan to auction $11.6 billion worth of airwaves at reserve price, as per a statement from the Ministry of Communications. The upcoming spectrum auction will help major carriers Jio, Airtel, and Vi to boost services in the country.
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7 Airlines Closed Down In 5 Years, 16 Carriers Operational Now: Government Data
Currently, there are 11 scheduled operators and 5 scheduled commuter operators in the country.
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Government To Make Rs 300 Crore Equity Infusion In Alliance Air: Report
The government is set to make an equity infusion of Rs 300 crore in regional carrier Alliance Air, which is facing financial headwinds, according to a senior official.
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IndiGo Offers Free Cargo Movement For Humanitarian Aid To Turkey: Report
The government of India has called an urgent meeting with Indian carriers that operate flights to Turkey, in the aftermath of earthquakes in the western Asian country.
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Vodafone Idea Ordered to Convert Dues From Government Worth Over Rs. 16,000 Crore Into Equity
Vodafone Idea said on Friday the government had ordered the company to convert into equity all the dues owed to the government for use of airwaves including the interest related to payments for spectrum. The total amount to be converted into equity shares is Rs. 16,133 crore, the mobile carrier said.
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Families Of Nepal Plane Crash Likely To Miss Out Millions In Compensation: Report
The grieving families of the victims of the Yeti Airlines plane crash are likely to lose out on millions in compensation because the Nepal government has not ratified the crucial air carriers' liability and insurance draft bill.
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In Tit-For-Tat Move, US Suspends 26 Chinese Flights Over Covid Cases
The U.S. government said on Thursday it would suspend 26 China-bound flights from the United States by four Chinese carriers in response to the Chinese government's decision to suspend some U.S. carrier flights over COVID-19 cases.
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"Kingmaker" Lalu Yadav's Daughter Tweets Bhojpuri Song On "What Bihar Needs"
As Nitish Kumar quits alliance with BJP, Lalu Prasad Yadav's daughters make celebratory tweets. "Prepare for coronation, lantern carriers are coming," writes Rohini Acharya; "Bihar wants Tejashwi's government," says Raj Lakshmi.
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Sri Lanka Carrier's Long-Term Plan To Expand Airline Fleet Despite Crisis
Cash-strapped Sri Lanka's loss-making national carrier revealed plans Thursday to lease up to 21 aircraft, just two days after the government announced a default on its $51 billion foreign debt.
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Dedicated Bus Lanes On Delhi Roads From April 1, Fines Up To Rs 10,000
Come April 1, the transport department of the Delhi government will strictly enforce lane discipline for buses and goods carriers on 15 selected roads in the city, with fines upto Rs 10,000 and six months of imprisonment for errant drivers.
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Go First Will Evaluate Operating Flights To Ukraine, Says Official
Budget carrier Go First will evaluate the option of operating chartered passenger flights to Ukraine if there is a proposal from the government, a senior airline official said on Thursday.
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Centre Settles Over Rs 61,000 Crore Air India Debt Before Transfer To Tatas
The government has settled over Rs 61,000 crore of Air India's legacy debt and other liabilities that were left in AIAHL -- the company holding residual assets and liabilities of the airline -- ahead of the transfer of the national carrier to the Tata Group.
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Snap Plays Up Augmented Reality in Latin America, Asia Expansion
Snap is speeding up its global expansion in countries from Mexico to Japan through tie-ups with wireless carriers and highlighting its popular augmented reality features, the company said.
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Centre Cracks Down On Spoofed International Calls, 20 Carriers Blocked
An indigenously-developed system to identify and block international spoofed calls that display Indian mobile numbers has significantly brought down such calls to about 4 lakh per day, the government has informed.
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Won't Lead To Privatisation: Union Minister On Railway Amendment Bill
The Lok Sabha on Wednesday passed a bill to amend Railway laws with the government insisting that it will not lead to the national carrier's privatisation.
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Government to Auction Airwaves Valued at $11.6 Billion to Boost Phone Networks
The government has approved a plan to auction $11.6 billion worth of airwaves at reserve price, as per a statement from the Ministry of Communications. The upcoming spectrum auction will help major carriers Jio, Airtel, and Vi to boost services in the country.
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7 Airlines Closed Down In 5 Years, 16 Carriers Operational Now: Government Data
Currently, there are 11 scheduled operators and 5 scheduled commuter operators in the country.
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Government To Make Rs 300 Crore Equity Infusion In Alliance Air: Report
The government is set to make an equity infusion of Rs 300 crore in regional carrier Alliance Air, which is facing financial headwinds, according to a senior official.
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IndiGo Offers Free Cargo Movement For Humanitarian Aid To Turkey: Report
The government of India has called an urgent meeting with Indian carriers that operate flights to Turkey, in the aftermath of earthquakes in the western Asian country.
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Vodafone Idea Ordered to Convert Dues From Government Worth Over Rs. 16,000 Crore Into Equity
Vodafone Idea said on Friday the government had ordered the company to convert into equity all the dues owed to the government for use of airwaves including the interest related to payments for spectrum. The total amount to be converted into equity shares is Rs. 16,133 crore, the mobile carrier said.
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Families Of Nepal Plane Crash Likely To Miss Out Millions In Compensation: Report
The grieving families of the victims of the Yeti Airlines plane crash are likely to lose out on millions in compensation because the Nepal government has not ratified the crucial air carriers' liability and insurance draft bill.
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In Tit-For-Tat Move, US Suspends 26 Chinese Flights Over Covid Cases
The U.S. government said on Thursday it would suspend 26 China-bound flights from the United States by four Chinese carriers in response to the Chinese government's decision to suspend some U.S. carrier flights over COVID-19 cases.
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"Kingmaker" Lalu Yadav's Daughter Tweets Bhojpuri Song On "What Bihar Needs"
As Nitish Kumar quits alliance with BJP, Lalu Prasad Yadav's daughters make celebratory tweets. "Prepare for coronation, lantern carriers are coming," writes Rohini Acharya; "Bihar wants Tejashwi's government," says Raj Lakshmi.
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Sri Lanka Carrier's Long-Term Plan To Expand Airline Fleet Despite Crisis
Cash-strapped Sri Lanka's loss-making national carrier revealed plans Thursday to lease up to 21 aircraft, just two days after the government announced a default on its $51 billion foreign debt.
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Dedicated Bus Lanes On Delhi Roads From April 1, Fines Up To Rs 10,000
Come April 1, the transport department of the Delhi government will strictly enforce lane discipline for buses and goods carriers on 15 selected roads in the city, with fines upto Rs 10,000 and six months of imprisonment for errant drivers.
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Go First Will Evaluate Operating Flights To Ukraine, Says Official
Budget carrier Go First will evaluate the option of operating chartered passenger flights to Ukraine if there is a proposal from the government, a senior airline official said on Thursday.
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Centre Settles Over Rs 61,000 Crore Air India Debt Before Transfer To Tatas
The government has settled over Rs 61,000 crore of Air India's legacy debt and other liabilities that were left in AIAHL -- the company holding residual assets and liabilities of the airline -- ahead of the transfer of the national carrier to the Tata Group.
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Snap Plays Up Augmented Reality in Latin America, Asia Expansion
Snap is speeding up its global expansion in countries from Mexico to Japan through tie-ups with wireless carriers and highlighting its popular augmented reality features, the company said.
