The office gazette of Paris
Ravichandran Ashwin criticized IndiGo for ignoring paid seat reservations, labeling it a scam. His frustration echoed similar sentiments from Harsha Bhogle, who recounted an incident with an elderly couple being reassigned seats without explanation. Both highlighted the need for accountability and better treatment of passengers by the airline.
A car accident near Delhi Public School in Ghaziabad resulted in the death of a Delhi Police constable and a daily wager. Two others were […]
Supreme Court ruled that child marriage is oppressive to all genders and sexual minorities, depriving them of autonomy over their sexuality and choice of partner. […]
India’s Home Minister Amit Shah announced that the country is developing a national counter-terrorism policy and strategy. The plan, to be unveiled in 2025, aims […]