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Listed one of world's 'worst airlines', IndiGo fires back with 'unreliable' data claim

IndiGo denies claims in ‘worst airlines’ report, calls survey data unreliable Sub head: The report of AirHelp ranks the airlines based on global customer claims, on-time performance, and traveler feedback from 54 countries, evaluating things like crew service, food quality, and chair comfort.

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Donald Trump threatens 100% tariff on BRICS nations if Dollar gets replaced

The President-elect issued a clear threat asking India, China and other nations to abandon plans to create an alternative currency or face severe economic retaliation.

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Everything you need to know about newly approved PAN 2.0 project

The Income Tax department said the existing PAN cards holders will automatically receive electronic version of it in their emails, without applying for it.

Adani

Adani boasts of financial prowess, says he can grow without relying on external debt

The ports-to-energy conglomerate, whose chairman Adani and two other executives have been indicted in a US court for allegedly bribing Indian officials to secure solar power contracts, in a presentation to investors highlighted cash balances of ₹55,024 crore exceeding long-term debt repayments for the next 28 months.

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Elon Musk becomes world's richest man ever, crosses $340 billion mark post Trump win

Musk's net worth surged by $70 billion after the recently-concluded US presidential election, with his company Tesla's stock price rising by a whopping 40% fueled by investor optimism.

IndiGo launches discounted fare to make air travel affordable, flexible for students

Students traveling within India can now use the benefit of IndiGo’s special offer, which includes up to 6% off the base fare on tickets. Additionally, the airline is offering an extra 10 kg of luggage allowance.

New DGCA directive makes it mandatory for airlines to serve refreshments, meals during flight delays

The Bureau of Civil Aviation Security (BCAS) circular states that in order to minimize annoyance, passengers who are stuck on an aircraft due to weather or technical difficulties will be allowed to return to the airport terminal and board again easily. This protocol is being implemented through a drill with relevant stakeholders.