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Drunk Man "Accidentally" Urinates On Woman On UP-Delhi Train, Case Filed
A drunk passenger allegedly urinated on his co-passengers onboard a train in Uttar Pradesh, according to railway officials. The incident took place on Wednesday in a coach of the Sampark Kranti Express going from UP to Delhi.
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Woman Urinates On Plane's Floor, Claims Airline Didn't Let Her Use Washroom
The woman claims that she waited for two hours and "couldn't hold it anymore".
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Indian Man On Board New York-Delhi Flight Pees On Co-Flyer: Sources
An Indian man travelling from Delhi to New York allegedly urinated on a co-passenger on an American Airlines flight, sources said today.
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Opinion: 'PeeGate' And Random Risks To Reputation
Incidents as random as these have the latent potential to put the reputation of giants like Tata-owned Air India at stake.
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Air India Terms Pilot's Suspension Over Pee-Gate "Excessive"
Tata Group's Air India said on Tuesday the recent suspension of a pilot's licence by the aviation regulator was "excessive" after a passenger behaved in an unruly manner onboard one of its flights.
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Drunk Man "Accidentally" Urinates On Woman On UP-Delhi Train, Case Filed
A drunk passenger allegedly urinated on his co-passengers onboard a train in Uttar Pradesh, according to railway officials. The incident took place on Wednesday in a coach of the Sampark Kranti Express going from UP to Delhi.
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Woman Urinates On Plane's Floor, Claims Airline Didn't Let Her Use Washroom
The woman claims that she waited for two hours and "couldn't hold it anymore".
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Indian Man On Board New York-Delhi Flight Pees On Co-Flyer: Sources
An Indian man travelling from Delhi to New York allegedly urinated on a co-passenger on an American Airlines flight, sources said today.
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Opinion: 'PeeGate' And Random Risks To Reputation
Incidents as random as these have the latent potential to put the reputation of giants like Tata-owned Air India at stake.
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Air India Terms Pilot's Suspension Over Pee-Gate "Excessive"
Tata Group's Air India said on Tuesday the recent suspension of a pilot's licence by the aviation regulator was "excessive" after a passenger behaved in an unruly manner onboard one of its flights.
