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MIAL to start demolishing part of Mumbai airport's T1 from January 15 next yearBeginning January 2027, Mumbai airport will commence the demolition of a section of Terminal 1. This will result in a redistribution of air...- A road in Surrey could soon send its summer heat 100 metres beneath the surface, store it underground and bring it back during winter, turning geothermal energy into a defense against potholesWhat if roads could store summer heat and use it to prevent winter damage? A University of Surrey trial is exploring exactly that. Its geot...
- Cleaning Pros Say You’re Probably Vacuuming WrongVacuuming is more than just a chore. Research shows that doing it correctly dramatically reduces harmful particles in your home. Slow movem...
- Freight, fuel, and fear: As missiles fly in West Asia, these Indian sectors take the hitGulf shipments face delays; insurance gaps and oil risks add to uncertainty. War-risk premiums, shipping reroutes, and oil volatility add p...
- Rivals see little upside in taking IndiGo’s vacated slotAirlines are reluctant to take up around 700 airport slots surrendered by IndiGo as the government’s proposal appears to be valid for only ...
- Share the load, give NCR a breatherDelhi faces a severe pollution crisis demanding bold reforms beyond just smog. The city is shifting towards electric transport, aiming for ...
- Delhi's 24,000 freight trucks & what they reveal about its booming build, buy and bite economyDelhi's economy relies heavily on daily truck deliveries, with construction materials, textiles, and food dominating the cargo. This influx...
- Budget 2016: Full text of Finance Minister Arun Jaitley's speechJaitley presented his third budget which took on the fiscal and physical health of the nation by setting the fiscal deficit target at 3.5% ...
- Odd-even rule: DND flyway sees surge in early morning and late night trafficThe actual decrease in the number of vehicles crossing the DND after the odd-even trials began is around 4,000-5,000, officials said.
- Mr Tata is a fantastic guy,although I have not gone to bed with him: AirAsia's Tony FernandesFernandes said he "has plans for Tata". "We will make him an A320 (the planes that AirAsia flies) pilot so we won't have to pay him.
- If Germany recovers, so will rest of EuropeExport-driven Germany is among the strongest economies in the European Union, thanks to its robust manufacturing sector and the reform init...
- Mumbai preferred location for logistics parksAfter the emergence of Mumbai as most sought after location for logistics parks, eight parks with an investment of about $200 mn have been ...
- Spicy aspirationsSiddhanta Sharma, chairman & CEO, Spice Jet, in exclusive interview, speaks about the civil aviation sector and his group’s future plans.
- Known as performer and doerAn avid traveller and a movie junkie, Patel likes to watch them in the confines of his house, complete with a home theatre.
- India, Singapore to meet on expansion of air linksOfficials of India and Singapore will meet later this month to expand the aviation links between the two nations and consider meaningfully ...
- Indian’s exclusivity at terminal 1A to endIn a move that would end Indian’s exclusivity over the Delhi airport’s spacious 1A terminal, SpiceJet and Air Sahara are being shifted from...
- After aviation, Praful Patel wants powerHe is the man who made civil aviation the hottest sector of the decade. What is next in his agenda? Read on.
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