Sunday, December 26, 2010

Indira Gandhi International Airport update at 12 noon

Indira Gandhi International Airport update at 12 noon

Indira Gandhi International Airport update at 12 noon

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From the evening of December 25, 2010, IGI flight operations have been affected by heavy fog. Low Visibility Procedures were enforced from 1940 hours yesterday, and are still in operation today but the visibility has slightly improved.


Indian student shot dead in US during robbery at store

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A 22-year-old Indian hailing from Andhra Pradesh was shot dead early on Christmas morning during a robbery at a convenience store where he was working part time as a clerk.


Jet Airways/JetLite on fog delays

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Fog is back to haunt travellers in various parts of the country. Situation right now is better, visibility has improved and flights have started taking off but over 24 flights have been cancelled and many others delayed or diverted. Some international flights have also been disrupted.


How NDTV viewers helped the Tsunami victims

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Six years ago when the Tsunami struck these people faced a bleak future. Many old farmers and fishermen lost their children who supported them.


After Tsunami, flood hits the victims

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In the season of scams and corruption, no one has been spared. Not even the survivors of the Tsunami, who despite generous donations from corporate giants, are forced to live in the middle of a swamp, battling diseases.


'Dishonour' killing in Rohtak

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Fifteen-year-old Tapasya was allegedly killed at the behest of her father, Umed Singh, who suspected her of having an affair with a neighbourhood boy.


Gujjar standoff: Talks begin in Bayana

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Rail and road traffic in northwest India remains affected due to the Gujjar agitation for quota in Rajasthan.


Yeddyurappa faces Panchayat poll test

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Karnataka Chief Minister BS Yeddyurappa faces his first major test today, after the recent land scam allegations, as the Panchayat elections get under way in the state.


Activists write to president condemning Binayak sentence

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There is growing outrage among activists and citizens after the sentencing of civil right activist Binayak Sen, to life in jail, on charges of sedition and helping Naxals.


IOC serves ultimatum on Suresh Kalmadi

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There seems to be no respite for Commonwealth boss Suresh Kalmadi. After the CBI raided his houses and offices in 3 cities, Kalmadi now faces the heat from the Internatinal Olympic committee.


Fog hits Delhi flights, trains; harrowing time for passengers

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Fog is back to haunt fliers in various parts of the country. Thick fog in Delhi has led to poor runway visibility which has disrupted flights to and from several cities including Mumbai, Kolkata, Jaipur and Amritsar. The Delhi airport was shut for nearly an hour early on Sunday morning. Situation right now is better, visibility has improved and flights have started taking off but over 38 flights have been cancelled and many others delayed or diverted. Some international flights have also been disrupted.


Gujjar protest: Airlines hike fares

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With Gujjar agitation intensifying in Rajasthan, airlines have hiked fares on Jaipur-Delhi and Jaipur-Mumbai routes while the bookings are almost full for the next two days. Travellers have no option but to pay twice or thrice the actual fare as the demand has raised after cancellation of numerous trains due to the ongoing Gujjar agitation.


North India reels under severe cold wave

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Intense cold conditions on Saturday tightened its grip on northern India as temperatures plummeted further in the region, even as there were no reports of snowfall on Christmas in hill states.


PM, others pay respects to Karunakaran

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Congress stalwart and four-time Chief Minister K Karunakaran was on Saturday cremated with full state honours as Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and a large number of people paid a tearful adieu to the colossus of Kerala politics.


Suresh Kalmadi being blackmailed?

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Sources have told NDTV that the CBI which raided the offices and homes of Commonwealth Games boss Suresh Kalmadi in three cities on Friday, have apparently found a letter that attempts to blackmail Kalmadi.


Lokayukta asks UP minister to quit

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Uttar Pradesh Lokayukta has said that state minister Rajesh Tripathi, accused of collecting money on dead, should either step down from the post or relinquish chairmanship of the society that runs an illegal crematorium in Gorakhpur.


Blow to ISRO hopes: GSLV rocket explodes mid-air

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The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) witnessed a spectacular failure when India's Geosynchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle (GSLV) blew up shortly after lift-off. This is perhaps the biggest failure for ISRO so far.


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