S Lalitha
Journalist at The New Indian Express
Reporter @ The New Indian Express. Cover Metro, Aviation, BDA, RERA, Rlys, Postal, Passport & crime in them. Passion for investigative stories. Arsenal
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1 day ago |
newindianexpress.com | S Lalitha
The impact will be massive on Azerbaijan, located on the shores of the Caspian Sea, a favourite spot among Indians of late. According to the Azerbaijan Tourism Board, the number of arrivals from India in 2024 touched 2,43,589 - a 108% increase compared to 1,17,302 in 2023. The number of tourists were just 4,853 in 2014, marking a huge surge in the last decade. "The average Indian spent 2,208 AZN Manat (roughly Rs 1.1 lakh) in 2024," it said.
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1 day ago |
newindianexpress.com | S Lalitha
By S Lalitha NEW DELHI: Civil Aviation Minister Ram Mohan Naidu on Tuesday night expressed optimism that airlines would resume their normal operations to the 32 closed airports from May 15. He released a statement to this effect after holding a review meeting with top officials and representatives of all airlines in New Delhi.
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2 days ago |
newindianexpress.com | S Lalitha
By S Lalitha It is understood that a blackout was suddenly reimposed in Amritsar around 9:00 pm by the local administration, prompting the flight to turn back. The aircraft in question was an Airbus A320neo. IndiGo has not yet disclosed the number of passengers on board, and a statement from the airline is awaited. Amritsar airport was among the 32 airports cleared by the Airports Authority of India on Monday to resume commercial operations.
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3 days ago |
newindianexpress.com | S Lalitha
By S Lalitha Misri, a 1989 Indian Foreign Service officer who served in crucial roles in the past, assumed office as the Foreign Secretary in July 2024. He caught the nation's attention when he led the media briefing on May 7 after `Operation Sindoor' that was beamed live on social media platforms. The officer repeatedly addressed the media later and again on Saturday (May 10) confirming the ceasefire between the two nations and its violation by Pakistan. The co-ordinated trolling began after that.
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6 days ago |
newindianexpress.com | S Lalitha
By S Lalitha DELHI: Multiple airlines have asked flyers to reach their respective airports at least three hours in advance to facilitate enhanced security checks mandated by the Bureau of Civil Aviation.
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