Clearing Iranian mines from the Strait of Hormuz could take six months. This operation may keep oil prices high. Iran has largely blocked t...

The Parliamentary Committee on Transport has summoned the Civil Aviation Secretary and Boeing officials to address growing safety concerns ...

The Public Accounts Committee (PAC) of the Parliament in India has received a presentation on the Comptroller and Auditor General's (CAG) r...

A parliamentary panel in India has recommended the introduction of "reasonable upper fare caps" for all airlines to ensure accessibility of...

The committee members from the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha expressed their concern over the large number of accidents and deaths on roads. It...

The panel had also recommended that the government and Air India complete all the requisite consultations and formalities in a time-bound m...

The move comes after members of Parliament cutting across party lines gave representations to Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla and Rajya Sabha Ch...

Ministries of Civil Aviation, Shipping, Road Transport and Highways, Culture, Tourism, Railways are not only inter-related and interconnect...

Gadkari said he felt "ashamed" that absence of parking lots outside his own Ministry forced "ambassadors" and "big people" to park on road ...

The 31-member committee "strongly recommended" MoRTH to convey its "displeasure" to the Delhi govt for non-submission of proposals for cons...

The report, tabled in Parliament last week, said though the subject falls under concurrent list, any "inordinate" delay can be avoided.

Nitin Gadkari had earlier said that vested interests opposed to transparency and computerisation in the transport sector were against the n...

Amid concerns over steep fluctuations in air ticket prices, a Parliamentary panel has suggested capping maximum airfares on domestic routes.

As road crashes cause a loss of 3 per cent to GDP every year, the issue demanded an immediate solution and the Bill is a firm step towards ...

The Committee made a presentation to the minister to brief him about the outcome of studies they have made till now and also to discuss his...

As ET had reported on February 5, the revised CAA bill will give the regulator powers to appoint technical officers without prior clearance.

The legislation was introduced in May 2010 and sought to create separate national and state boards to address road safety issues.