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Suresh Prabhu wanted compulsory in-flight announcements in local language, ministry said 'not feasible'The ministry officials pointed out to the minister that such a measure is "practically not feasible for airlines" as an aircraft goes throu...- Air India CMD Pradeep Singh Kharola appointed Civil Aviation secretaryKharola, a 1985 batch IAS officer of Karnataka cadre, was in November 2017 named MD of Air India
- Govt clears $1 bn Noida airport project in JewarAfter technical feasibility, the project now has a site clearance as well as an in-principle approval, which was granted few months ago, ci...
- Air India to start morning flight to Jammu from DelhiAir India will commence a morning flight from New Delhi to Jammu from April 8 to push regional connectivity.
- Air India may start making net profits from 2019: Civil Aviation ministry officialAir India is expected to start making net profits from 2019 and operational profits from the current fiscal on the back of better passenger...
- HAL, Pawan Hans ink MoU for joint venture on maintenance work of choppersHindustan Aeronautics Ltd (HAL) and Pawan Hans Ltd (PHL) today signed an MoU to establish a joint venture firm to carry-out maintenance work
- Civil Aviation Ministry gives clearance for four greenfield airportsThe Civil Aviation Ministry has given clearance for four greenfield airports including the Rs 1,378 crore international airport at Dholera ...
- Ram Charan's Turbo Megha Airways gets flying licenceHyderabad-based Turbo Megha Airways today became the fourth company to receive flying licence from aviation regulator DGCA in the past two ...
- Rajeev Nayan Choubey takes over as new Civil Aviation SecretaryHe is the third Civil Aviation Secretary at Rajiv Gandhi Bhawan after the formation of the BJP-led NDA government at the Centre in May last...
- Teaotia named Commerce Secy; Choubey new Aviation SecretaryA total of 17 Secretary-level new appointments have been cleared by the Appointments Committee of Cabinet (ACC) headed by Prime Minister Na...
- Directorate General of Hydrocarbons' BN Talukdar gets six-month extensionTalukdar, who took over as the head of the Directorate General of Hydrocarbons (DGH) on February 6, 2014, was to superannuate yesterday aft...
- Government effects bureaucratic reshuffle; over 35 Joint Secretaries shiftedIn another major bureaucratic reshuffle, the government has promoted 26 IAS officials at Special Secretary level and shifted at least 35 Jo...
- Secretary in PMO Ramanujam gets three months' extensionThe extension to Ramanujam, the Secretary in the PMO, has been approved by the Narendra Modi headed Appointments Committee of the Cabinet.
- Rajiv Nayan Choubey's appointment as additional secretary in PMO cancelledAn official communique said the ACC “has approved the cancellation of order of appointment” of Choubey as additional secretary in the PMO.
- Oil Ministry looks for new DGHTen months after a bureaucrat was appointed as DGH, the Oil Ministry has begun looking for a technocrat to the head the upstream oil regula...
- Oil Ministry looks for new Directorate General of HydrocarbonsTen months after a bureaucrat was appointed as DGH, the Oil Ministry is looking for a technocrat to the head the upstream oil regulatory bo...
- Director General of Hydrocarbons favours PLP for energy explorersSays the new system would be more transparent and need minimal bureaucratic intervention in routine exploration, activities of private cos.
- DGH Choubey favoured PLP regime for future auction of oil and gas blocks and shale gasDGH Rajiv Nayan Choubey has favoured a system where energy explorers would sharing profits with the government from the day they start prod...
- Top IAS officer Rajiv Nayan Choubey eyes perks of ONGC chairmanRajiv Nayan Choubey has been eyeing the ONGC chairman's perks after he became the first bureaucrat to head the Directorate General of Hydro...
- R N Choubey is the new head of DGHThe government has appointed Rajiv Nayan Choubey, a senior bureaucrat, to head upstream oil regulatory body, DGH.
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