The DGCA is cracking down on safety violations by airlines in recent months, including a slew of offenses such as aircraft getting too close to each other, overworked staff and inebriated pilots and crew.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi meets counterpart Shinzo Abe in Tokyo on Friday, almost a year after the Indian leader picked Japan as a partner for the nation’s first line.
To identify possible vendors, the ministry last month issued a request for information. It said it wants a larger, more deadly 7.62mm model that will "shoot to kill."
Tata Group on Thursday said it ousted Cyrus Mistry because of a growing “trust deficit” with the biggest shareholders of the tea-to-software giant after the former head accused directors of India’s largest conglomerate of wrongfully dismissing him.
For Mahindra, manufacturing in China is a necessary step because imported automobiles are subject to a 25 percent duty and don’t qualify for government subsidies.
In many ways, it was exactly the event Republicans feared -- Trump living up to his threat to bring Bill Clinton into the debate and even saying he would try to jail Clinton if he wins the election.
Payroll gains in the US economy slowed for a third month, while August hiring was stronger than initially estimated, Labor Department data showed Friday.
