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Those willing to look beyond the fog of war: 5 large-caps from different sectors with upside potential of up to 28%The news mix could not be more confusing. On the one hand, the US House voted to halt Trump’s Iran war, and Israel and Lebanon again agreed...- Crude shock: Ajay Bagga on how $90 oil could dent India Inc's earnings and test government's fiscal nerveIndia is bracing for a major energy cost shock. Soaring crude oil prices are set to impact corporate profits, consumer spending, and govern...
- Airport privatisation: Government weighs bid cap to boost competitionIndia is redefining the rules of the game with its upcoming airport privatisation plans, aiming to curb monopolistic tendencies in the avia...
- India needs aviation giants, not 'fly-by-night' operators, says ex-minister Praful PatelFormer Civil Aviation Minister Praful Patel stressed the need for major companies to invest in India's aviation sector. He highlighted the ...
- Monopoly in aviation sector dangerous for country, break IndiGo into 2 entities: Congress leader Prithviraj ChavanCongress leader Prithviraj Chavan warns of a serious threat from aviation sector monopoly. He calls for IndiGo to be split into two compani...
- 'Govt sleeping at wheel...': Congress general secy KC Venugopal slams Centre for IndiGo crisisIn a post shared on X, Venugopal said, "550+ IndiGo flights cancelled in a single day is a clear consequence of the Government sleeping at ...
- IndiGo fiasco is cost of govt's monopoly model: Rahul GandhiRahul Gandhi criticizes the government's "monopoly model" following IndiGo's widespread flight cancellations, which have inconvenienced hun...
- SpiceJet boss Ajay Singh says policymakers should take part blame for Jet failureAjay Singh said that internal factors and high costs were among the reasons for its failure.
- View: Why the government needs to be watchful about its Air India disinvestment planBidders' activities need to be watched to ensure that India does not bring back the monopoly GoI had sought to break from the 1990s through...
- How to turn the aviation crisis into an opportunity: Captain GopinathThe PM must formulate a comprehensive policy for airlines and related sectors like aircraft repair & maintenance to create jobs at home.
- Airlines pulled up for charging abnormally high, low faresIn the first action of its kind, the aviation ministry has cracked the whip on both Indian and foreign carriers for charging fares on both ...
- A strategic vision for Indian aviationAviation as the sector encompasses not just passenger airlines but a whole gamut of industries.
- ‘Prevent cartelisation in aviation’Capt G R Gopinath, who sold the low-cost carrier Air Deccan in 2007 to Kingfisher Airlines, has incubated a new project: Deccan Cargo & Exp...
- Capt Gopinath for legal framework to prevent monopoly in aviation sectorThe new Government to be sworn in soon must create a legal framework to prevent a monopolistic regime in the aviation sector, a top industr...
- MRTPC orders probe into 'sudden' air fare hikeAnti-monopoly watchdog MRTPC ordered an inquiry into the "sudden" hike in air fares and withdrawal of promotional fares by airlines in "uni...
- 'It's the worst ever crisis'Aviation Minister Praful Patel discusses the extent of crisis in details.
- Patel wants end to PSU oilcos' ATF monopolyPSU oilcos quote a higher throughput charge to bag the contract to supply ATF to AAI and later pass on the extra burden to airlines. AAI aw...
- No-fly zone: It's war for overseas flightsIndustry players are busy lobbying with political parties as well as ministers, who are part of the GoM that will decide the contours of th...
- GoM to review civil aviation policyThe group of ministers headed by the external affairs minister Pranab Mukherjee would meet on Tuesday to review the new civil aviation poli...
- Pricing Pressure: Airlines wobble under the weight of ATFEven hefty losses have not dented the confidence of airline companies. “Indian aviation sector’s growth could be extremely, extremely high,...
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