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1 week ago |
ndtv.com | Anjuli Bhargava
In a little-noticed news item earlier this month, two Indian students studying and pursuing their doctoral degrees at University of Maryland and Harvard University, respectively, were picked for awards by the Center for Cosmology and AstroParticle Physics for their path-breaking research in the field of astrophysics, the details of which are too technical for the lay reader.
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1 week ago |
hindustantimes.com | Anjuli Bhargava
This is perhaps the piece one looks least forward to writing as a journalist who has covered or a columnist who has offered opinion on the aviation sector for over a quarter of a century. So as I put pen to paper (or in fact fingers to keyboard), I’ll begin by borrowing a few words already uttered by the Tata chairman in the same context: this is definitely one of the worst subjects that I am forced to address, one I had hoped I would never be required to do.
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2 weeks ago |
hindustantimes.com | Anjuli Bhargava
To say that the Indian aviation market is undergoing a transformative churn is an understatement. Every player in the sector is undergoing a metamorphosis. While Air India is running a little behind schedule in its proposed phase of taking a leadership position (expected between April, 2024 and March, 2027), IndiGo is shedding its original skin to emerge as a full-service international player on a global stage.
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4 weeks ago |
hindustantimes.com | Anjuli Bhargava
For some years now, Goa has been reeling under an influx of settlers who found Indian metros unlivable and now work in the gig economy or are retired. While this trend picked up post-2000, the trickle intensified into a flood after the pandemic, leading to a surge in the cost of living for locals including housing costs and other social and economic repercussions that are still being dealt with.
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1 month ago |
hindustantimes.com | Anjuli Bhargava
A Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) document offers quite a few insights on the situation, some contrary to popular perception. One look at the summer schedule for 2025 vis a vis both the winter and last summer shows that there is a growth of only 5.5 % in total flights added and the total number of operational airports has risen by only 5 (from 124 to 129).
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