IndiGo Must Clear All Pending Refunds by Dec 7
India's aviation ministry mandates IndiGo to clear all pending passenger refunds by 8 PM on December 7, 2025. No rescheduling charges for affected flyers. Full story here.
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Govt Imposes Airfare Cap as IndiGo Crisis Hits Flyers
Civil Aviation Ministry steps in to control surging flight ticket prices, introduces fare caps and promises strict real-time monitoring to protect passengers.
Govt Imposes Fare Caps as IndiGo Crisis Sends Airfares Soaring
Indian government mandates strict airfare caps after IndiGo flight cancellations cause ticket prices to spike up to 600%. Ministry of Civil Aviation steps in to protect passengers from opportunistic pricing.
Govt Caps Airfares Amid IndiGo Crisis, Fares Soar
Indian govt imposes fare caps on airlines to curb opportunistic pricing as IndiGo's flight cancellations cause nationwide disruption. Fares on key routes have skyrocketed.
Indigo Cancels 100+ Flights, DGCA Seeks Report
IndiGo cancels over 100 flights due to crew shortage and bad weather, causing major travel disruption. DGCA demands report, Civil Aviation Minister Ram Mohan Naidu monitors situation. Live updates.
Centre Launches Probe Into IndiGo Flight Cancellations
Aviation Minister Ram Mohan Naidu vows strict action after IndiGo's operational crisis. Centre forms inquiry committee, focuses on restoring normalcy for passengers. Details inside.
Govt Panel to Probe IndiGo Meltdown, Freezes Fatigue Rules
The Centre forms a committee to investigate IndiGo's May 29 network collapse. New pilot fatigue guidelines are put on hold pending review. Details inside.
High-Level Probe Into IndiGo's Mass Flight Cancellations
Centre assures passengers IndiGo flights will normalize within three days. Civil Aviation Minister announces inquiry into 500+ cancellations. DGCA forms committee, airlines directed to assist passengers.
Govt puts new pilot duty norms on hold for flight restoration
The Civil Aviation Ministry suspends new FDTL norms to tackle flight disruptions. IndiGo and other airlines to see normalcy within 72 hours. Details inside.
New Flight Duty Norms Suspended Amid IndiGo Disruptions
The Indian government has deferred new flight duty time limits for pilots to help airlines normalize operations after widespread IndiGo cancellations. Key details inside.
Govt Orders Probe Into IndiGo DGCA FDTL Crisis
The Indian government has launched a high-level inquiry and suspended DGCA's FDTL orders for IndiGo after a pilot duty time controversy. Get the full details.
Govt Directs IndiGo to Stabilise Flights, Ensure Refunds
Indian aviation ministry mandates airlines, especially IndiGo, to resolve flight disruptions. Schedules to stabilise by midnight, full refunds for cancellations, and special care for seniors announced.
Govt Orders IndiGo to Fix Flight Chaos, Ensure Refunds
The Aviation Ministry directs airlines, especially IndiGo, to stabilise schedules immediately. Passengers get automatic refunds for cancellations, hotel stays, and lounge access. Details here.
Indigo's 500 Cancellations Raise Monopoly Concerns
Rajya Sabha members question IndiGo's market dominance after 500+ flight cancellations. Concerns over passenger rights and lack of competition in Indian aviation.
IndiGo Offers Full Waiver Amid 4-Day Flight Disruption Chaos
IndiGo issues apology for massive flight delays & cancellations, offers full waiver. Civil Aviation Ministry monitors real-time updates to aid stranded passengers.
Trichy Airport CISF Staff to Double for New Terminal
Trichy International Airport's CISF strength revised to 738 personnel, double the earlier sanction, to address security shortfall delaying full transit ops. Read more.
GPS Spoofing at Delhi Airport; Ministry Investigates
India's Civil Aviation Ministry confirms GPS spoofing near Delhi's IGIA, directing the Wireless Monitoring Organisation to find the source. Stay updated on this critical aviation security issue.
GPS Spoofing Incidents Reported at Delhi, 5 Other Airports
Union Minister Rammohan Naidu confirms GPS spoofing incidents at Delhi, Mumbai, and other major airports. Learn what this cyber threat means for aviation safety and the government's response.
3.7 Million Chinese Take Civil Service Exam After Age Cap Rise
A record 3.7 million Chinese applicants competed for 39,600 government jobs in national civil service exam after age limit increased to 40. Discover what drives this massive competition.
Rajnath Singh Praises Operation Sindoor at LBSNAA Event
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh cites Operation Sindoor as brilliant civil-military fusion example, urges young officers to safeguard national interests. Read his full address.
Noida International Airport clears critical PMG inspection
Noida International Airport moves closer to operational launch after Project Monitoring Group's crucial inspection. Read about the timeline and key stakeholders involved in this major infrastructure project.
UN Starts Process to Elect Next Secretary-General
The United Nations has officially commenced the selection process for its next secretary-general, with the Security Council set to recommend a candidate to the General Assembly in late 2026. Follow the latest developments.
Ethiopia Volcanic Eruption Affects Flight Operations
A volcanic eruption in Ethiopia has impacted flight operations. Indian authorities confirm no effect on weather or air quality but are monitoring the situation closely. Stay updated.
India Monitors Volcanic Ash, No Flight Disruption
Indian aviation ministry closely tracks volcanic ash clouds from Mount Ruang eruptions. No flight cancellations reported, passenger safety remains priority. Stay updated on air travel alerts.
Globe Civil Projects Share Jumps 5% on Court Win
Globe Civil Projects share price surged over 5% after Delhi court dismissed ₹23.81 lakh recovery suit. Smallcap stock defies weak market trend. Read full analysis.
India Plans Autonomous Aviation Regulator Like SEBI, TRAI
India initiates major aviation safety reform by restructuring DGCA into an autonomous Civil Aviation Authority with funding powers and enhanced consumer protection mechanisms.
Balochistan Assembly Objects to Airfare Disparities
Balochistan Assembly raises concerns over significant airfare differences on Quetta routes, demanding CAA intervention for fair pricing and regional connectivity.
India Reviews ATC Systems After Delhi Airport Disruption
Following a major technical failure at Delhi airport that delayed 800+ flights, India's Civil Aviation Minister announces a comprehensive review of ATC systems and technology upgrades.
Nawab Malik Trial Begins in Dawood-Linked Case
A special court frames money laundering charges against ex-minister Nawab Malik, linked to Dawood Ibrahim's sister. The trial is set to commence. Get the latest updates.
UPSC GS 2 Practice: India-Bhutan Relations & AGI Role
Master UPSC Mains answer writing with detailed analysis of India-Bhutan strategic cooperation and Attorney General's constitutional role. Essential GS 2 preparation for 2026 aspirants.
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