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DGCA asks airlines to come up with timeline to implement new FDTL norms - Vimarsana News

DGCA asks airlines to come up with timeline to implement new FDTL norms

The move by the aviation regulator comes after the Delhi High Court on April 1 asked the DGCA for a tentative date for implementation of the revised duty time norms for pilots

Wike orders closure of International Conference Centre (ICC), Abuja - New Nigerian Politics - Vimarsana News

Wike orders closure of International Conference Centre (ICC), Abuja - New Nigerian Politics

Abuja for a period of 6 months over poor maintenance. The development comes a few days after Wike terminated, with immediate effect, the contract of Integrated

Air India CEO writes annual letter to employees, gives update on appraisal cycle - Vimarsana News

Air India CEO writes annual letter to employees, gives update on appraisal cycle

Air India CEO highlighted that the Tata group-backed airline has onboarded the first batch of cadet pilots and they will soon start their ground training in the US

Task Force Urges New Hampshire to Consider Merging Public College Systems to Ensure Sustainability - Vimarsana News

Task Force Urges New Hampshire to Consider Merging Public College Systems to Ensure Sustainability

A task force appointed by New Hampshire Governor Chris Sununu recommends merging the state's public college systems to address enrollment challenges and ensure sustainability. Continue reading for more details.

UK watchdog refers Vodafone, Three deal to in-depth probe, Telecom News, ET Telecom - Vimarsana News

UK watchdog refers Vodafone, Three deal to in-depth probe, Telecom News, ET Telecom

Vodafone: The $19 billion tie-up, which was announced last year, will reduce the number of networks from four to three, challenging the long-held tenet that four help keep prices low.