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Union Minority Affairs Minister Mukhtar Abbass Naqvi launched an online booking facility at the Haj House in Mumbai on October 9. Meanwhile, Naqvi said, ''The entire Haj 2022 process in India will be 100% digital.'' However, the Haj 2022 will be announced after the upcoming Haj review meeting that is to be held in New Delhi on October 21. Notably, this will be India's first Haj after COVID-19.
On the occasion of Women's Day, the Telangana Government-led TS Road Transport Corporation (RTC) announced a special ladies' bus. On March 4, the TSRTC introduced the 'Ladies Special' daily bus, for girl students and women passengers from various… read-more
TAGS: Transport, Women's Day Celebration, Telangana Govt, VC Sajjanar
Delhi Indira Gandhi International Airport has been awarded the title of 'Best Airport over 40 million passengers’ category in Asia-Pacific. In addition, the airport has also been given the title of the 'Cleanest Airport' in the Asia-Pacific… read-more
TAGS: Airport, Pacific Region, Clean Airport, Delhi Government
Another incident of pee-gate on flight reported on March 4. As per sources, an American student in a New York-Delhi Air India flight, allegedly urinated on a co-passenger, under the influence of alcohol. Getting into details, the student… read-more
TAGS: Student, Flight Pee Gate, arrested, IGI Airport, Passengers
Thousands of ola, rapido and uber bike drivers questioned the recent ban on taxi bikes citing violation of Motor Vehicle Act, 1988. A rapid driver said, "How govt can ban it if it is feeding more than 20k families?" He further said, "If they are… read-more
TAGS: Ola Bikes, Rapido, alcohol, Delhi Government(637), Motor Vehicle Act
Taking a step towards evolution, Alaska Airlines, released their female staff from wearing tight skirts, high heels and make-up. The airlines replaced the tip-top outfit with sneakers, trousers and t-shirts. The move is winning the hearts of… read-more
TAGS: Airlines , akasa air, REVOLUTION, Crew members, Indian Airlines
The Director General Civil Aviation (DCGA) rejected the appeal of the pilot in the Air India Urination Issue. On March 1, the DCGA rejected the plea of the pilot to revoke the license suspension orders. The DCGA feels that the incident should… read-more
TAGS: Air India, Urination Issue, Flight, Air India Pee Row, Indian Commercial Pilots Association
