FSSAI mango raid: Food safety officials in Gujarat have seized a large stock of rotten, worm-infested mangoes that were allegedly intended ...

Six years after the death of Sushant Singh Rajput, Rhea Chakraborty has opened up about the emotional scars left by the controversy that fo...

A recent food safety scare has put the spotlight on reused cooking oil risks after a KFC outlet in Kondapur, Hyderabad was reportedly found...

Pilots' body ALPA has alerted the DGCA about risks from delayed flight duty rules. They warn that ongoing relaxations for airlines weaken s...

A Unicef report reveals a rise in childhood obesity, surpassing underweight issues. This trend is prominent in nations like India. Ultra-pr...

Physical activity regimes are usually conducted sporadically, if at all. Increasingly for our young, it's on par with 'Eat your greens', so...

As per the guidelines and criteria for physical fitness for pre-employment recently issued by Indian Bank, candidates would be re-examined ...

Recognising the need to boost consumption in the country, Sitharaman said the government will spend considerable amount on infra.

A map released by the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) shows high level of coliform bacteria in the river.

Currently, the total strength of cabin crew in the national carrier stands at 3,490.

Air India has put 57 cabin crew members, mostly air hostesses, on ground duty for being overweight. Unless these crew members can get back ...

As per the 2014 DGCA regulations, a BMI of 18-25 is normal for a male cabin crew, while for a female it is 18-22.

The national carrier had given an opportunity to around 600 "overweight" cabin crew members last year to "shape up" within a stipulated tim...

The new rules were likely to impact at least 600 members mostly working for state-run Air India, according to the airline's cabin crew unio...

DGCA today laid down fresh guidelines to assess the fitness of cabin crew and made it mandatory for them to undergo medical examination on ...

In a first, aviation authorities are going to make regular health check-ups mandatory for cabin crew just like they are for pilots.

Unfit for rotis but fit enough to be converted into bread. That’s what the state government thinks about tonnes of wheat declared ‘unfit’ f...