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What are India's pilot safety rules that hit IndiGo operations and air travel

The new regulations, first proposed in early 2024, were implemented in two phases this year, with the latest implementation date of November 1.

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Indian air travel crippled as IndiGo cancels 1,000 flights in ‘operational crisis’

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India Air Travel Chaos Eases but IndiGo Crisis Still Leaves Hundreds Stranded

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India withdraws pilot restrictions after largest airline cancels flights and disrupts airports

Chaos gripped major Indian airports Friday as passengers of the country’s biggest airline, IndiGo, scrambled to cope up with widespread flight disruptions and cancellations triggered by newly enforced...

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IndiGo cancellations: How to track flight & refund status online; step-by-step guide

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Hundreds Of IndiGo Flights Cancelled Across India As Crisis Enters Day 5

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Airfares surge tenfold on certain routes on Saturday as IndiGo cancels 1,000 flights on Friday

Air India, the next largest alternative to IndiGo, is quoting fares 5-6 times higher than usual on busy routes for the coming days, as IndiGo's disruption is expected to last at least 10 more days.

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Have an IndiGo flight booked? Avoid the chaos, check flight status, ticket refund at home

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IndiGo pilots and crew say management failures left staff to face public ire amid mass cancellations

Bar and Bench

Kesavananda Bharati judgment ensured survival of India’s Constitution: Supreme Court Justice Manmohan

Supreme Court judge Justice Manmohan on Friday described the Kesavananda Bharati judgment as India’s “most significant” contribution to the global rule-of-law d

The Economist

Meet the road-building, Muslim-baiting monk who could rule India

In the past three years it has grown faster than India as a whole. UP was “once regarded as a sick state”, says Mr Adityanath. Now it is “one of India’s economic growth engines”. What changed? The most visible factor is an infrastructure boom.

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IndiGo–Air India duopoly: When two airlines rule 86% of the skies — flyers pay the price

India’s aviation turmoil has highlighted the risks of a near-duopoly, with IndiGo and Air India together controlling 86% of the domestic market.

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In India, Modi’s party cements its rule with sweeping state election win

The BJP-led alliance captured 202 out of 243 seats in Bihar’s legislative assembly, a stunning showing in a state where it has struggled in the past.