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New Indian Express
6 days ago
- New Indian Express
Pause on Deoghar-Delhi night flight service
If you are looking to travel from Deoghar to the national capital, plan carefully. Come June 15, and the IndiGo Airlines' night flight service from Deoghar to Delhi, which was launched in mid-April, will be suspended for three months. The airline has taken the decision in view of the ongoing repair work in Terminal 2 of the Indira Gandhi International Airport. The airline has halted all bookings for night flights — which depart from Deoghar at 7.40 pm and touch down in the Capital at 9.30 pm — after June 14. However, the regular daytime flight service will remain unaffected so that flyers are not inconvenienced. Over 5,800 unrecognised schools in Jharkhand Jharkhand has the highest number of unrecognised schools (5,879) — private, unaided institutions operating without formal government recognition and regulatory frameworks — in the country, with an enrolment of 837,897 students and 46,421 teachers. The Ministry of Education (MoE) flagged the issue during a recent meeting of the Project Approval Board. The MoE noted that such unrecognised schools are operating in violation of Section 19 of the Right to Education Act, 2009, which stipulates that the schools established before the law came into effect had to meet the prescribed norms within three years.
Gulf Today
17-05-2025
- Business
- Gulf Today
Fujairah International Airport celebrates IndiGo's inaugural flights to Indian cities of Mumbai and Kannur
Fujairah International Airport celebrated a major milestone with the official launch of IndiGo Airlines' inaugural flights to Mumbai and Kannur, marking the beginning of a strategic partnership aimed at enhancing connectivity between Fujairah and key Indian cities. This collaboration strengthens travel links, boosts tourism, and promotes economic exchange between the UAE and India. The arrival of the inaugural aircraft was marked by a formal welcome ceremony attended by senior dignitaries, including Satish Kumar Sivan, Consul-General of India to Dubai; Mohamed Abdulla Al Salami, Chairman of the Fujairah Department of Civil Aviation; Capt. Esmaeil M. Al Boloushi, General Manager of Fujairah International Airport; Ebraheim Alqallaf, Deputy General Manager; and Vinay Malhotra, Head of Global Sales at IndiGo, alongside senior officials from the government and private sector. In his keynote address, Al Salami highlighted the broader strategic vision behind the launch, saying, "This event marks not just the launch of a new route, but the opening of strategic avenues of cooperation and collaboration between our two great nations.' Highlighting Fujairah's natural beauty, cultural heritage, and growing appeal as a destination, he emphasised that the new routes would serve as a gateway for the Indian community, enriching tourism and business interactions. "IndiGo's commitment to affordable and quality travel resonates deeply with the needs of our community,' he added. Capt. Al Boloushi commented, "We are pleased to mark the launch of IndiGo's first flights to Mumbai and Kannur - a significant step in enhancing direct connectivity between Fujairah and India.' He further noted the wider benefits of the new routes, pointing out that travellers from Fujairah now have convenient access to major Asian destinations via IndiGo's expanding network, including the Maldives, Bangkok, Jakarta, Singapore, Dhaka, Colombo, Seychelles and Kathmandu. To further enhance passenger convenience, Fujairah International Airport has introduced a free transportation service connecting all seven Emirates, making access to the airport more seamless for travelers across the UAE. WAM
Al Etihad
16-05-2025
- Business
- Al Etihad
Fujairah International Airport celebrates IndiGo's inaugural flights to Mumbai, Kannur
16 May 2025 09:22 FUJAIRAH (WAM)Fujairah International Airport celebrated a major milestone on Thursday with the official launch of IndiGo Airlines' inaugural flights to Mumbai and Kannur, marking the beginning of a strategic partnership aimed at enhancing connectivity between Fujairah and key Indian collaboration strengthens travel links, boosts tourism, and promotes economic exchange between the UAE and arrival of the inaugural aircraft was marked by a formal welcome ceremony attended by senior dignitaries, including Satish Kumar Sivan, Consul-General of India to Dubai; Mohamed Abdulla Al Salami, Chairman of the Fujairah Department of Civil Aviation; Capt. Esmaeil M. Al Boloushi, General Manager of Fujairah International Airport; Ebraheim Alqallaf, Deputy General Manager; and Vinay Malhotra, Head of Global Sales at IndiGo, alongside senior officials from the government and private his keynote address, Al Salami highlighted the broader strategic vision behind the launch, saying, 'This event marks not just the launch of a new route, but the opening of strategic avenues of cooperation and collaboration between our two great nations.'Highlighting Fujairah's natural beauty, cultural heritage, and growing appeal as a destination, he emphasised that the new routes would serve as a gateway for the Indian community, enriching tourism and business interactions.'IndiGo's commitment to affordable and quality travel resonates deeply with the needs of our community,' he Al Boloushi commented, 'We are pleased to mark the launch of IndiGo's first flights to Mumbai and Kannur — a significant step in enhancing direct connectivity between Fujairah and India.'He further noted the wider benefits of the new routes, pointing out that travellers from Fujairah now have convenient access to major Asian destinations via IndiGo's expanding network, including the Maldives, Bangkok, Jakarta, Singapore, Dhaka, Colombo, Seychelles and Kathmandu. To further enhance passenger convenience, Fujairah International Airport has introduced a free transportation service connecting all seven Emirates, making access to the airport more seamless for travelers across the UAE.
