Paul Griffiths, CEO of Dubai Airports, said that since April 22, ahead of its recovery schedule, DXB had returned to its normal flight schedule and was back to operating around 1,400 flight movements a day.
Author: Press Trust of India
Patanjali controversy: Bigger ad published after SC asks if Baba Ramdev’s apology is of “the same size” as product ads
The Patanjali co-founders have been under severe criticism for their Patanjali Ayurved product marketing: making “treatment” claims unsupported by medical evidence.
PIO journalist Avani Dias claims she was forced to leave India; govt sources call it “mischievous”
Dias, a person of Indian origin and the South Asia Bureau Chief of the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC), left India on April 19.
Joe Biden is first US president to greet Jain community on occasion of Mahavir Jayanti
Mahavir Jayanti is celebrated to mark the birth of Mahavira, the founder of Jainism. This year, Mahavir Jayanti was celebrated on April 21.
Nearly 66K Indians got American citizenship in 2022, says new US report
According to the CRS, as of 2023, more than 2.83 million foreign-born American nationals were from India, which was the second largest number after Mexico’s 10.64 million.
India will reach zero hunger before 2047, says co-founder of Akshaya Patra, marking 4 billion meals
Chanchalapathi Dasa was in the US recently to participate in a UN event to commemorate the Akshaya Patra Foundation’s milestone of serving 4 billion meals.
Aamir Khan deepfake showing political promotion leads to FIR by Mumbai Police
A spokesperson for Khan on Tuesday said while the actor in the past raised electoral awareness through Election Commission campaigns, he never promoted any political party.
Indian national pleads guilty to role in USD 17 million bank fraud in America
For his role in the fraud, Vats faces a maximum potential penalty of 30 years in prison and a fine of USD 1 million. His sentencing is scheduled for September 11.
Katherine Birbalsingh, Indian-origin school principal, wins UK legal challenge over prayer ban
Katherine Birbalsingh, often referred to as “Britain’s strictest headmistress”, welcomed the ruling that upheld her ban on prayer rituals, after a Muslim pupil sought to legally challenge it as discriminatory.
Substantial increase in attack on Hindus in US, says PIO Congressman Shri Thanedar
Thanedar and four other Indian-American lawmakers have recently written to the US Department of Justice seeking an investigation into the recent surge in attacks on Hindu temples and places of worship.