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Çelebi’s has been registered in India to provide ground handling as Çelebi Airport Services India and cargo services as Çelebi Delhi Cargo Terminal Management India at Delhi International Airport.

India-Pakistan conflict: Turkish firm Çelebi faces Indians’ ire

by Richa Sharma |May 14, 2025

Shiv Sena leader Murji Patel on Tuesday led a delegation to Mumbai International Airport Limited (MIAL), urging them to end their association with Celebi NAS Airport Services, which handles around 70%...

The two countries have seen huge jump in Indian visitors in the past year.

Not just tourism, India has $12 billion trade with Turkiye, Azerbaijan   

by Richa Sharma |May 10, 2025

According to the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) data, India’s bilateral trade with Turkiye in FY2023-24 stood at $10.43 billion, with India’s exports to the country was at $6.65 billion and import...

Indian airlines are expected to face losses of Rs 30 crore daily, as per a report

Indian airlines stare at a loss of Rs 30 crore daily amid India-Pakistan conflict: Report

by Richa Sharma |May 9, 2025

With around 400 flights cancelled in northern and western regions due to ongoing tension between India and Pakistan, Indian aviation players see nearly Rs 30 crore revenue losses daily, according to a...

India Hydrogen Alliance (IH2A) has proposed 10% HPO for existing plants

Green hydrogen purchase obligations must achieve 2030 target: Industry body

by Richa Sharma |May 8, 2025

National Green Hydrogen Mission 2030 targets and combined hydrogen-related investments worth $80 bn at risk in absence of the purchase obligations and demand creation, says India Hydrogen Alliance.

Social media platforms are rife with updates of passengers either stuck at some airports or on flights with no clarity about the next move as the situation remains volatile.

Operation Sindoor: Passengers rework travel plans with flight disruptions, cancellation

by Richa Sharma |May 7, 2025

The closure of several Indian airports following the launch of Operation Sindoor has led to flight disruptions, with several domestic and international flights getting cancelled and rescheduled

Out of Nifty 500 companies, 60% are from the manufacturing sector, and 40% are from the services sector.

Nifty 500 responsible for 45% of India’s carbon emissions: Analysis

by Richa Sharma |May 6, 2025

India’s Nifty 500 firms emitted 1.78 billion tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent in FY23, with manufacturing driving 98% of it, finds an analysis.

Indian Railways locomotive manufacturing capacity has been ramped up, but it has not kept pace to meet the growing demand of newer trains and nearly 97% electrified rail network.

What is causing shortage of electric locomotive on rail network?

by Richa Sharma |May 5, 2025

Deccan Queen, Indian first electric express train between Pune-Mumbai, was switched to diesel last month due to shortage of electric locomotives; freight trains are facing delays due to unavailability...

IndiGo’s Global Flight Path: Will the airline’s plan to take on Air India on international routes fly?

IndiGo's Global Flight Path: Will the airline's plan to take on Air India on international routes fly?

by Richa Sharma |Apr 25, 2025

CEO Pieter Elbers’ ambition to make IndiGo a global airline by 2030 means taking on Air India, which itself is in the middle of a five-year transformation.

India’s grid-scale Standalone ESS market is also witnessing a diversification of players, with both established power sector giants and new entrants actively participating. 

Standalone energy storage systems account for 64% of tenders: Report 

by Richa Sharma |Apr 28, 2025

India’s ambitious clean energy transition demands a parallel development in energy storage infrastructure, with Standalone ESS emerging as a key enabler.

India’s coal import burden has been increasing steadily

India’s coal import jumps by 58%, cost by 124%: Report

by Richa Sharma |Apr 28, 2025

Despite increasing domestic coal production and the national renewables push, coal import burden has been increasing steadily, finds an analysis.