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DGCA's 801 Vacancies: Short-Term Hiring as Stopgap

India's aviation regulator DGCA has 801 vacant posts out of 1630. To bridge the gap, it's hiring short-term contractual staff, but experts warn this is a band-aid solution for a serious safety oversight problem.

SIM Binding Mandate for WhatsApp, Telegram from 2026

India's DoT mandates SIM binding for messaging apps like WhatsApp by Feb 2026 to curb cyber fraud. New rules require continuous SIM verification & web logouts every 6 hours. Read the full details.

Bengaluru Schools Protest Stray Dog Survey Order

Bengaluru South Corporation orders schools to conduct stray dog surveys, facing backlash from private school associations who call it responsibility shifting. Read the full controversy.

6,000 Airbus Jets Grounded for Urgent Software Fix

Nearly 6,000 Airbus A320 jets worldwide, including 338 in India, are grounded for a mandatory software update triggered by solar radiation risks. Read the full story on the global aviation hiccup.

West Bengal Raj Bhavan Renamed as Lok Bhavan

West Bengal Governor CV Ananda Bose implements central directive, renaming Raj Bhavan as Lok Bhavan. Historic change reflects government's commitment to public service.

6,000 Airbus A320 Aircraft Need Immediate Safety Fix

Global aviation authorities mandate urgent flight control software updates for 6,000 Airbus A320 aircraft following safety concerns. Learn about the technical issues and airline compliance deadlines.

DGCA Mandates Safety Checks for Airbus A320 Fleet

DGCA issues mandatory safety directive for Airbus A320 family aircraft after solar radiation risk discovery. Multiple flights delayed globally. Stay updated on aviation safety measures.

Congress Slams BJP Over Parliament Slogan Ban

Congress attacks BJP after Rajya Sabha bans 'Vande Mataram' and 'Jai Hind' in Parliament. Party questions why slogans opposed by British are now restricted. Read full story.

Courts halt NCR sports events in Nov-Dec over pollution

Supreme Court and Delhi High Court express grave concern over children's health during peak pollution months. Air quality watchdog CAQM directs NCR states to postpone all physical sports competitions scheduled for November and December.

DGCA taps retired officers to fix approval delays

Facing a manpower crisis, India's DGCA is creating a pool of retired technical officers aged up to 70 to advise on certifications. This move aims to cut delays while ensuring transparency. Learn how this impacts aviation.

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