Air India disinvestment, delayed by Covid impact, will be completed in 2021, says Hardeep Puri ANI | Updated: Jun 04, 2021 09:49 IST
By Ashoke Raj
New Delhi [India], June 4 (ANI): Union Civil Aviation Minister (MoCA) Hardeep Singh Puri on Friday said that that the disinvestment process of Air India is getting delayed due to the second wave of the Covid pandemic and assured that the disinvestment process will happen in this year. Air India is getting disinvested. It will take some time due to the pandemic. I want to assure you that it (AI Disinvestment) will happen in this year, the Union Minister told ANI.
New Delhi [India], June 4 (ANI): Union Minister of Civil Aviation Hardeep Singh Puri on Friday showed confidence and ruled out the calculation of several airline companies and aviation experts, which stated about normalcy in the aviation sector will return in 2023. He rather expects it to happen much earlier.
Model Tenancy act arrives: Only two months rental deposit, quick dispute resolution
The Act will balance the rights and interests of the house owner as well as the tenant and also avoid possible disputes by clarifying the roles and responsibilities of both the parties.
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The recently approved Model Tenancy Act is aimed at overhauling the legal framework that governs the renting of houses. According to officials, the Act will balance the rights and interests of the house owner as well as the tenant and also avoid possible disputes by clarifying the roles and responsibilities of both the parties.
Union Minister Hardeep Singh Puri on Monday lashed out at the opposition parties for criticising the central government s COVID vaccine policy, accusing them of creating doubts in the minds of people by raising questions over the efficiency of the vaccines produced by two domestic manufacturers last year. They have done a lot to create vaccine hesitancy, he charged as he hit out at the opposition parties for allegedly targeting domestic manufacturers, saying that sometimes it feels that they are attempting to create India s dependency on foreign manufacturers. Without taking the name of any company, the Union minister said the government has made advance payments to the domestic manufacturers for May, June and July for the production of additional vaccines.
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