A consumer court in Jammu and Kashmir has ordered Indigo Paints to pay Rs 4.35 lakh in compensation and interest to a local paint trader, Muzamil Hamid, for supplying defective products worth Rs 10 lakh. The court ruled that small traders can be considered consumers under the Consumer Protection Act.
Noida International Airport in Jewar began commercial flight operations on Monday with an IndiGo flight from Lucknow. The inaugural flight carried local farmers who gave up land for the project. The airport aims to become an aerotropolis and ease traffic at Delhi's IGI Airport.
IndiGo, India's largest airline, is temporarily suspending flights to six international destinations, including Hong Kong and Shanghai, from July 1 to September 30. The decision is driven by softer travel demand and rising operating costs, exacerbated by geopolitical disruptions and high fuel prices affecting the entire Indian aviation sector.
IndiGo is temporarily suspending flights to six international destinations, including Hong Kong and Shanghai, from July 1 to September 30 due to softer seasonal demand and rising operational costs. The airline plans to resume services on October 1, subject to market conditions.
Kuwait International Airport's Terminal 1 was struck by drones, leading India's IndiGo airline to suspend flights until June 4, 2026. Kuwait's airspace was closed, causing widespread flight disruptions.
A 17ª Meia Maratona das Cataratas reuniu mais de 5 mil pessoas em Foz do Iguaçu, com provas de 21km e a novidade Desafio da Onça. Atletas quenianos venceram a prova principal, enquanto brasileiros dominaram o Desafio da Onça e a categoria local.
IndiGo is suspending flights to and from Manchester from August 31 due to prolonged airspace restrictions and increased operating costs. The airline will return a leased Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner and will assist affected passengers.
Brokerages like Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs, Macquarie, Jefferies, and HDFC Securities have issued ratings and price targets for several Indian companies, including Reliance Industries, Indigo, Asian Paints, Cummins India, and Heidelberg Cement India, citing various performance metrics and future outlooks.
Air India reduces domestic flights by up to 22% and IndiGo by 5-7% from June to August 2026 due to high ATF prices impacting operations.
The Delhi High Court has halted coercive action by the GST department against IndiGo's parent company, InterGlobe Aviation, concerning a ₹458 crore GST demand on compensation from foreign suppliers. The court views the amount as compensation, not a taxable supply, and will hear the case in August.
Indigo app launches, unifying decentralized social networks Mastodon (ActivityPub) and Bluesky (AT Protocol) into a single, seamless interface with cross-posting, unified timeline, and device syncing.
An IndiGo flight from Kolkata to Patna made an emergency landing in Lucknow due to adverse weather conditions in Patna. The aircraft, carrying 180 passengers and six crew members, was diverted after being unable to receive landing clearance. The flight later departed for Patna once the weather improved.
An IndiGo flight at Chandigarh airport was evacuated after a power bank reportedly caught fire, injuring six passengers. The incident highlights DGCA's ban on using power banks for charging during flights, emphasizing they must be in hand baggage only. Passengers are instructed to report any device emitting heat or smoke.
A passenger's power bank ignited on an IndiGo flight after landing in Chandigarh, filling the cabin with smoke and forcing an emergency evacuation. Six people were injured during the chaotic exit, raising concerns about onboard safety protocols for lithium battery devices and post-incident handling.
Panic erupted on an IndiGo flight from Hyderabad to Chandigarh when a power bank ignited mid-cabin after landing. Six passengers sustained injuries during the subsequent evacuation via emergency slides. Airport officials confirmed no fatalities, but passengers alleged delays in medical aid and inadequate complaint handling by the airline.
An American woman has died after plunging from a Hong Kong hotel’s 29th-floor pool deck, injuring seven people on the ground floor, one seriously. The 69-year-old, a US passport holder who had reportedly suffered from depression and stopped taking medication in March, was staying at Hotel Indigo on Queen’s Road East in Wan Chai with her husband, a police source said. Her husband reportedly left the hotel at about 8am to see a doctor. The woman went to the pool deck and plunged to her death...
IndiGo has launched direct flights from Chennai to Réunion Island, becoming the first Indian airline to offer non-stop connectivity to the French overseas territory. The route operates three times weekly (Wednesday, Friday, Sunday) using Airbus A320 aircraft, starting April 29, 2026. The island is home to around 300,000 people of Indian origin, representing more than one-third of its population, with demand driven by tourism, business travel, and family visits.
India's airline industry faces existential threat according to Federation of Indian Airlines, which represents IndiGo, Air India and SpiceJet. The carriers have formally requested the Civil Aviation Ministry restore pandemic-era cost caps on aviation turbine fuel and reduce or defer taxes. Speculation is growing that Prime Minister Narendra Modi's administration will raise fuel prices after state election voting concludes on Wednesday, though the government denied plans to raise petrol prices while declining to comment on jet fuel.
IndiGo and Chinese carriers have resumed direct flight services between India and China, including Delhi-Guangzhou and Beijing-Delhi routes. This marks the restoration of air connectivity after years of suspension, following improved bilateral ties since Prime Minister Narendra Modi's SCO visit to Tianjin last year. Air China will operate Beijing-Delhi flights three times weekly, while China Eastern has already resumed Kunming-Kolkata and New Delhi-Shanghai routes. IndiGo has also reinstated Kolkata-Shanghai and Kolkata-Guangzhou routes, reflecting concerted efforts to revitalize travel and economic cooperation.
A passenger identified as Praveen, a businessman from Tamil Nadu, was deboarded from an IndiGo flight 6E-6323 at Rajiv Gandhi International Airport for allegedly photographing female cabin crew in an objectionable manner and using abusive language. The accused, seated in 6B and allegedly under the influence of alcohol, zoomed his phone camera to capture images of female crew members' legs, faces and bodies. Despite multiple warnings, he continued misbehaving. The crew handed him over to police, who registered a case under Section 79 (word, gesture or act intended to insult the modesty of a woman) of the BNS.
