BUSINESS
DGCA Takes Action Against Unruly Passenger on Air India Flight
DGCA penalizes Air India for passenger urinating on co-passenger, suspends pilot's license, and issues showcause notices to crew members for dereliction of duty. Legal battle ensues as Mishra denies allegations and blames the complainant.Aviation regulator DGCA took action against an unruly passenger on an Air India flight, penalizing the airline for a passenger urinating on a co-passenger. The pilot's license was suspended, and showcause notices were issued to crew members for dereliction of duty. Legal battles ensued as the accused denied the allegations and blamed the complainant for the incident. This incident has sparked a legal battle, with the accused and the complainant providing conflicting accounts of the event in question....
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Protesters Disrupt Vehicular Traffic in Jammu Against New Agnipath Scheme
Demonstrators in Jammu block highways in protest of the Centre's new Agnipath scheme for recruiting soldiers, causing disruptions and demanding a rollback of the policy. Police assure protesters in Rajouri that their demands will be forwarded to officials....
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CentralCongress Leaders in Jharkhand Strategize for Organizational Strengthening
Over 30 Congress leaders, including MLAs and ministers, gathered in Delhi to discuss plans for boosting the party's grassroots presence in Jharkhand. Tensions arose as a senior minister threatened to resign over accusations of neglecting party duties. Party officials highlighted low membership numbers in certain areas, and emphasized the need for improvement in the state's political landscape....
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Global Universities Eye India: UGC Regulations Open New Doors
The University Grants Commission (UGC) has released new regulations allowing foreign universities in the global top 500 to establish branch campuses in India. This has sparked interest from prominent institutes like Italy’s Istituto Marangoni and Australia’s Western Sydney University, as well as a joint campus initiative by six Australian universities. The potential impact on Indian and neighboring country students is promising....
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