IndiGo to Keep Current Flight Schedule Post-Feb 10: Sources
IndiGo expects to maintain its current flight operations after February 10 when pilot duty exemptions expire, operating over 2,200 flights with robust pilot hiring underway.
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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.
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.
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.
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.
BSNL Order Delay Hits Tejas Networks, Q3 Loss at ₹197 Cr
Tejas Networks struggles with quarterly losses and ₹2300+ crore inventory as BSNL's ₹1526 crore add-on order delay hits earnings. Path to profitability questioned. 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.
Vodafone Idea AGR Dues Frozen, ₹744 Cr Annual Outgo
Vodafone Idea gets breather as DoT freezes AGR dues till FY19. Annual payment capped at ₹124 crore for six years from 2026. Shares surge 7.8%. Read full details.
Mobile Recharge to Cost 15% More from June 2026
Mobile users in India will see a 15% increase in recharge prices starting June 2026 due to new TRAI regulations. Learn how this impacts your telecom bills.
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.
Trai Fails to Recover 97% of Penalties from Telcos
India's telecom regulator Trai recovered only ₹1.37 crore of ₹45 crore penalties in FY25, as operators challenge orders. Weak powers stall spam control and service quality improvements. Read more.
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.
Vodafone Idea's Debt Crisis & Need for Telecom Competition
With Vodafone Idea's debt at Rs 2.3 lakh crore, India's telecom sector risks a duopoly. Learn why a government exit and new investors are crucial for competition and consumer interest.
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.
FSSAI mandates scientific proof for food claims from Jan 1
India's FSSAI mandates scientific evidence for all food product claims from January 1, 2026. Producers must follow a standard format for safety reviews. Learn what this means for consumers and the industry.
Govt Freezes Vodafone Idea's AGR Dues at Rs 87,695 Crore
The Union Cabinet approves a major relief package for Vodafone Idea, freezing its AGR dues and rescheduling payments. This move aims to ensure competition and protect the government's stake. Read the full story.
Govt Approves Relief Package for Vodafone Idea
The Indian government approves a crucial relief package for Vodafone Idea, converting interest dues into equity and freezing AGR payments. This lifeline aims to ensure a competitive three-player telecom market. Read more.
Vodafone Idea AGR Relief: Govt Freezes ₹87,7K Crore Dues
The Indian government defers Vodafone Idea's ₹87,695 crore AGR dues, rescheduling payments from FY32 to FY41. This crucial relief aims to ensure the telco's survival and boost 5G competition.
India's drug regulator cancels import licence of QR678 Neo
India's drug regulator CDSCO cancels the import licence of hair-loss product QR678 Neo for making false therapeutic claims while registered as a cosmetic. Learn the details and regulatory implications.
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