IndiGo Pilot Hiring Doubts Persist After DGCA Action
IndiGo faces skepticism over its plan to hire 158 pilots by February 10, despite DGCA imposing a ₹22 crore penalty and warning executives. Experts question feasibility amid training delays.
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Mobile Users Seek TRAI's Aid, But Is Regulator Listening?
Indian mobile users are increasingly turning to TRAI for help with service issues, but many question whether the regulator is effectively addressing their concerns.
IndiGo Fined Rs 22.2 Crore by DGCA for Flight Chaos
DGCA imposes highest-ever fine on an Indian carrier, Rs 22.2 crore, on IndiGo for last month's flight disruptions. Airline must submit Rs 50 crore bank guarantee and remove senior officials.
DGCA fines IndiGo ₹22.2 crore for pilot rule violations
India's aviation regulator DGCA has fined IndiGo ₹22.2 crore for failing to comply with new pilot rest rules, causing 4,500 flight cancellations in December. Experts call the penalty insufficient.
DGCA Fines IndiGo Rs 22.20 Crore Over Flight Disruption
India's aviation regulator DGCA imposes a hefty penalty of Rs 22.20 crore on IndiGo for major flight disruptions in December 2025, citing passenger inconvenience and regulatory violations.
DGCA fines IndiGo Rs 22.20 crore for flight disruptions
India's aviation regulator imposes a massive penalty on IndiGo for widespread flight cancellations and delays that stranded over 3 lakh passengers in December 2025.
DGCA fines IndiGo Rs 22.2 crore for flight disruptions
India's aviation regulator DGCA imposes Rs 22.2 crore penalty on IndiGo after reviewing operational lapses that caused widespread passenger inconvenience in December.
Iran's Internet Battle: Activists Fight to Stay Online
Activists in Iran are working tirelessly to maintain internet access amid government crackdowns, using innovative tools to bypass restrictions and keep citizens connected globally.
DGCA Engages with IndiGo on Refund Concerns
The Directorate General of Civil Aviation is in continuous talks with IndiGo to address passenger refund complaints, ensuring airline compliance with regulations.
Sebi Approves Auction System for Stock Market Closing Prices
India's market regulator Sebi has approved a new auction-based system for determining closing stock prices, replacing the current VWAP method to enhance transparency and fairness.
Sebi Steps Up Checks on Mutual Fund Portfolio Overlaps
India's market regulator Sebi is actively examining new fund offers for portfolio overlap with existing schemes, even before formal notification of draft proposals on stock duplication limits.
IndiGo Crisis: CCI Must Act as Proactive Regulator
While DGCA faces criticism over IndiGo's flight cancellations, the Competition Commission of India's passive role raises concerns. CCI must proactively investigate potential market abuse instead of waiting for complaints.
China Investigates Trip.com for Suspected Monopoly Breaches
Chinese regulators launch investigation into Trip.com Group for potential misuse of dominant market position, following earlier crackdowns on tech giants like Alibaba.
Iran Hunts Starlink Users to Block Protest Footage
Iranian authorities are targeting Starlink satellite internet users to prevent videos of violent protests from spreading globally, as the death toll exceeds 2,500 amid a near-total internet blackout.
Iran Seizes Starlink Devices Amid Protests, SpaceX Offers Free Internet
Iranian authorities confiscate thousands of Starlink terminals, calling them spy tools, while SpaceX provides free satellite internet to bypass state controls during deadly anti-government protests.
Iran's Internet Blackouts Meet Starlink Resistance
Iranian authorities frequently shut down the internet during protests, but citizens increasingly turn to Starlink satellite terminals to maintain communication and share information despite government crackdowns.
Deadly Cough Syrup Almont-Kid Banned Across States
Indian states ban Almont-Kid cough syrup after lab finds toxic ethylene glycol 15 times above safety limit. Urgent public health alert issued. Read for details.
Iran's Internet Shutdown Reaches 84-Hour Mark
Iran's regime enforces an 84-hour internet blackout to suppress protests following Mahsa Amini's death. Global outcry grows as digital rights groups condemn the move. Read more.
Indonesia, Malaysia First to Ban Grok AI Over Obscene Content
Indonesia and Malaysia become the first nations to restrict access to Elon Musk's Grok AI, citing risks from AI-generated fake pornographic content. India receives compliance assurances.
IndiGo Loses Appeal Against DGCA Fine for Training Lapses
IndiGo's appeal against a DGCA penalty for alleged pilot training shortcomings has been dismissed. The regulator had fined two senior officials Rs 20 lakh each in September 2025. Read the full details.
Iran's Reza Pahlavi Condemns Internet Blackout During Protests
Exiled Iranian Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi condemns the nationwide internet shutdown amid large-scale protests following Mahsa Amini's death. Read the full story.
Iran Internet Blackout Reported in Tehran Amid Protests
Iran faces a major internet shutdown in Tehran and other regions during protests. Details on the blackout's scale, government response, and global reactions.
SEBI Permits Brokers to Offer IRDAI, RBI Services
SEBI permits stock brokers to offer services regulated by IRDAI, RBI, and others, aiming for business growth while maintaining clear regulatory oversight. Learn about the new framework.
Corporates Push SEBI to Include Daughters-in-Law as Relatives
Indian corporate groups are lobbying SEBI to amend its takeover code, seeking to include daughters-in-law in the definition of 'relatives' for smoother succession planning. Learn why this regulatory change matters.
Beyond Vint Cerf: The True Story of the Internet's Birth
Vint Cerf is called the 'Father of the Internet,' but its creation was a collaborative human effort. Discover the real, messy, and inspiring story of how the web was built.
New VPN Restrictions in Jammu & Kashmir: Key Details
Jammu & Kashmir authorities enforce new VPN restrictions to curb misuse. Learn what's allowed, the penalties, and how it impacts internet freedom. Stay informed!
NPS Reforms: Why Flexible Pension Rules Are a Game-Changer
PFRDA's new NPS model reduces mandatory annuities, allows 100% equity. Dhirendra Kumar argues this flexibility beats rigid, one-size-fits-all pension rules. Read why this is a win for Indian retirees.
Study: Internet Addiction Can Rewire Brain Structure
A new NIMHANS study reveals problematic internet use can physically alter brain connectivity. Learn the risks and findings from Dr. Rajesh Kumar's research.
Research: 'Brainrot' is not ruining children's minds
New research argues that 'brainrot' is a misunderstood form of digital literacy. Experts say children are adapting to the modern internet in innovative ways. Read more.
PHL Variable Insurance Faces Liquidation, Legal Action Looms
Connecticut regulators abandon rehab plan for PHL Variable Insurance, may liquidate. A $2.2B shortfall found. Policyholders' $500M+ withheld. Potential lawsuit against Golden Gate Capital. Read for details.
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