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  • Bengaluru Metro National Common Mobility Card users face technical glitches; scores of transactions fail

    Bangalore Metro Rail Corporation Limited (BMRCL) and RBL Bank launched NCMC in Bengaluru in March 2023, but around 200 transactions failed over a 40-minute period at several stations on November 24.

  • Bengaluru Metro's Purple Line faces delays on October 30 morning, passengers stranded

    Purple Line services were delayed on Thursday morning after a train became stuck between Hosahalli and Vijayanagar stations

  • Finally, Bengaluru Metro to float Phase 3 civil works tender in November

    The Orange Line, which will have two corridors — JP Nagar 4th Phase-Kempapura stretch along ORR West and Hosahalli–Kadabagere line along Magadi Road — spans 44.6 km

  • On fast track: Vaishnaw announces Vande Bharat 4.0, high-speed passenger corridors

    Kavach 5.0 will be developed over the next five years. It will be designed for speeds of up to 280 kmph and used on dedicated passenger corridors, the rail minister has said

  • Bengaluru: Nearly half of BMTC's ticket revenue now comes via UPI as passengers go digital

    Bengaluru Metropolitan Transport Corporation's UPI ticket collections jump from Rs 6.2 crore (7.6 percent) in Jan 2024 to Rs 43.7 crore (49 percent) in Sep 2025.

  • Bengaluru Metro Yellow Line passenger services will commence at 6:30am from August 11

    BMRCL officials said the running time between RV Road and Bommasandra is 35 minutes each way, with halts at every station.

  • MC Analysis: Why is the Indian Railways hiking passenger fares from July 1?

    While the hike in ticket prices from July 1 will help the Indian Railways take a big step towards its ambitious 2025-26 target, it is still likely to struggle to meet its goals without a substantial increase in passenger traffic.

  • Kashmir tourism begins to rebound after Pahalgam attack, boosted by affordable travel, improved connectivity

    Domestic travel operators, airlines, hotel owners, and shikara operators that Moneycontrol spoke to expressed confidence that tourists would return to Kashmir for the remainder of the 2025 summer season.

  • Air travel between non-metro cities may fly past traffic of eight metros this year

    While the eight metro cities - Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Chennai, Hyderabad, Bengaluru, Pune, and Ahmedabad - accounted for 58.7 percent of total domestic passenger traffic in FY19, their share declined to 51.1 percent in FY25.

  • ‘Not a rogue company, public perception can’t justify job losses’: Çelebi defends itself in Delhi High Court

    Solicitor General Tushar Mehta appearing for the Central government in his response told the Delhi High Court that Bureau of Civil Aviation Safety (BCAS)'s decision on May 15 was taken in the interest of national security in light of certain inputs that continuing the services of the petitioner companies would be hazardous in the present situation.

  • National interest and public safety are paramount says Ram Mohan Naidu after BCAS suspends Celebi's security clearance

    Naidu also said that he is personally monitoring the situation and that MoCA is in active coordination with airport operators to manage the transition smoothly. The minister of civil aviation also said that efforts are being made to ensure that employees working with Celebi are retained and continue to contribute.

  • Adani group terminates DragonPass tie-up after criticism over partnership with Chinese firm

    The Adani Airport Holdings decision comes almost a week after it announced its association

  • Çelebi denies political links after India revokes security clearance over national security concerns

    Çelebi also dismissed social media claims about security lapses at the Delhi cargo terminal, stating that all its facilities are regularly audited by Indian authorities such as the CISF, BCAS, and AAI.

  • GMR Airports run Delhi, Hyderabad airports cut ties with Turkish airport services firm Celebi

    DIAL has assured that all employees currently on the rolls of Çelebi entities for cargo and ground handling services at IGI Airport will be transitioned to the new employer(s) with immediate effect.

  • India revokes security clearance for Turkish airport services firm Celebi over 'national security concerns'

    Celebi currently covers 65 percent of Indian aviation traffic through its presence in nine airports including Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Cochin, Ahmedabad, Mopa and Kannur. It provides ground handling as Çelebi Airport Services India and cargo services as Çelebi Delhi Cargo Terminal Management India at Delhi.

  • Codeshare pact with Turkish Airlines enhances connectivity of Delhi, Mumbai hubs: IndiGo

    India's largest airline said that by continuous reinvestment of its resources in expanding its international routes, it is fuelling the aviation sector's development and creating jobs, both direct and indirect, across India.

  • Around 2,000 Indian tourists pull back from Turkey, Azerbaijan; bookings slide south

    The cancellation requests were for trips planned to Turkey and Azerbaijan between May and July, initial estimates from industry participants and experts suggest

  • MakeMyTrip sees 250% surge in Turkey, Azerbaijan trip cancellations amid boycott calls

    Many Indian tourists are now cancelling their trips to these countries. According to a statement from MakeMyTrip, India’s largest travel booking platform, bookings to Turkey and Azerbaijan have dropped sharply.

  • IndiGo not looking to cut flight operations to Turkey, Azerbaijan so far amid boycott calls

    As the India-Pak ceasefire announcement was being made, more and more travel companies decided to not take bookings for Turkey and Azerbaijan

  • IndiGo flight 6E 2045 returns back to Delhi Airport after 'Blackout’ in Amritsar

    Multiple regions across Punjab, including Amritsar, Pathankot, and Hoshiarpur, were placed under red alert on May 12 evening following reports of drone activity near key military installations, triggering emergency blackouts and a high-security response.

  • International shipping, air traffic likely to normalise in a week, after India-Pakistan ceasefire

    Indian airlines will have to rearrange their flight schedules for both passenger and cargo operations following the ceasefire, and will also need to address the backlog of passenger cancellations, which is likely to limit the speedy and efficient recovery of air traffic.

  • Centre reopens all 32 airports that were shut after hostilities with Pakistan escalated

    The AAI has also recommended travellers to check flight status directly with airlines and monitor airline’s websites for regular updates.

  • Delhi airport cancels 60 domestic flights due to Pak escalation after Operation Sindoor: Sources

    For now, flight restrictions across north and west India will remain in place till May 15. According to estimates, around 650 domestic flights were cancelled as a precautionary measure on May 10.

  • Govt temporarily shuts over 30 airports amid India-Pakistan tensions; here's the updated list

    The Centre also ordered that security across all Indian airports and flights be raised to the highest level with immediate effect.

  • 138 domestic, nine international flights cancelled at Delhi airport due to Pak escalation after 'Operation Sindoor'

    The 129 flights cancelled included 66 domestic flights meant to depart from and 63 domestic flights that were scheduled to arrive at the IGI Airport. Of the nine international flights disrupted, five were departures and four were arrivals at the Delhi airport.

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