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Ajit Singh

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  • Former Union minister and RLD chief Ajit Singh passes away

  • Opposition alliance will give new PM to the country: Akhilesh Yadav

  • Will focus on restoring industrial prosperity, farmers' smiles in Muzaffarnagar: Ajit Singh

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  • Opposition should sink differences to ensure BJP defeat in 2019: Ajit Singh

  • M K Surana appointed new HPCL Chairman

  • Food prices not dependent on petrol, diesel only: Minister

  • Airport sector to attract USD 12.1bn during 12th plan: Ajit

  • Decoding political twists and turns

  • Air India's outstanding debt a whopping Rs 26,033 cr

  • DGCA letter asks private airlines to treat MPs as VIPs

  • India lifts ban on Airbus A380s

  • Air India employees back airline's pivatisation: Ajit Singh

  • HM vetting names of top bosses of Tata-Singapore airlines

  • Aviation Min yet to complete pact for airport privatisation

  • UP sugar crisis: No decision yet, will meet again next week

  • Ajit Singh blames SP for UP sugar crisis

  • Sugar stocks rally ahead of informal meeting of ministers

  • FinMin to write to Home Min for clearing Jet-Etihad deal

  • Ajit Singh writes to PM seeking export sops for sugar mills

    In view of surplus domestic sugar output, Union Minister Ajit Singh today shot off a letter to Prime Minister Manmohan Singh demanding export sops and hike in import duty to improve finances of millers.

  • Tata SIA Airlines flights likely by May-June

    Maintaining that the entry of Tata-SIA Airlines would benefit the Indian aviation sector, Civil Aviation Minister Ajit Singh said SIA was globally known for its expertise in technical and managerial matters and was one of the best airlines in the world.

  • FM favours easing rules for airlines to fly abroad

    Finance Minister P Chidambaram has supported Civil Aviation Minister Ajit Singh's suggestion on doing away with a rule that bars Indian carriers from flying abroad unless they complete five years of service and own a 20-aircraft fleet.

  • No intention to privatise AI: Ajit Singh post Oppn noise

    While noting that it is very difficult for the government to run a service industry, Singh also said that employees and the management of Air India will have to understand that aviation is a very competitive market.

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