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Annual Air Passenger Traffic To Touch 100 Crore: Civil Aviation Minister
Earlier this month, the Cabinet approved leasing out the Ahmedabad, Lucknow and Mangaluru airports to the Adani group. All the six airports were won through bidding by the Adani group.
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Cold Wave Grips Uttar Pradesh, Schools To Remain Shut Till Monday
With temperatures dipping and a cold wave intensifying across Uttar Pradesh, the Met department has forecast extreme weather conditions in the coming days.Lucknow, Agra, Bareilly, Kanpur, Varanasi and Allahabad district authorities have ordered schools upto Class 12 to remain shut until Monday.
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Dense Fog Disrupts Rail, Air Traffic in Lucknow
Rail and air traffic was crippled for the second day today as dense fog enveloped the Uttar Pradesh capital and nearby areas.
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Opposition's Bharat bandh: Air, rail traffic disrupted
Buses burnt in Lucknow; flights cancelled in Kolkata. The 12-hour Bharat bandh called by the Left-led 13- party front against spiralling prices is forcing cities to a stop.
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Annual Air Passenger Traffic To Touch 100 Crore: Civil Aviation Minister
Earlier this month, the Cabinet approved leasing out the Ahmedabad, Lucknow and Mangaluru airports to the Adani group. All the six airports were won through bidding by the Adani group.
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Cold Wave Grips Uttar Pradesh, Schools To Remain Shut Till Monday
With temperatures dipping and a cold wave intensifying across Uttar Pradesh, the Met department has forecast extreme weather conditions in the coming days.Lucknow, Agra, Bareilly, Kanpur, Varanasi and Allahabad district authorities have ordered schools upto Class 12 to remain shut until Monday.
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Dense Fog Disrupts Rail, Air Traffic in Lucknow
Rail and air traffic was crippled for the second day today as dense fog enveloped the Uttar Pradesh capital and nearby areas.
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Opposition's Bharat bandh: Air, rail traffic disrupted
Buses burnt in Lucknow; flights cancelled in Kolkata. The 12-hour Bharat bandh called by the Left-led 13- party front against spiralling prices is forcing cities to a stop.
