Latest News on 1981 Air India Hijack Case
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Feb 15, 2019
Ashwani Lohani, ex-Railway Board head, appointed chairman of Air India; second stint as chief of national carrier
Ashwani Lohani's first tenure as chief in national carrier Air India was from August 2015 to August 2017 -
Jan 22, 2019
Kapil Sibal defends presence at EVM hackathon event in London, says media must verify claims made by Syed Shuja
Sibal said that he was invited by his friend Ashish Ray — who is the president of IJA — to attend the event, for which he said invites were sent to all political parties. Sibal said that he was to do some personal work in the UK on the same day and thus decided to attend the event which promised to make some important revelations as per the email sent out to him by the organisers. -
Sep 04, 2018
Air India gets a breather: Beleagured airline gets Rs 2,100 cr as guaranteed borrowing from govt
The government has guaranteed borrowing of Rs 100 crore to Air India, said RN Choubey, Secretary, Ministry of Civil Aviation (MoCA) according to a media report. -
Sep 03, 2018
Govt has taken host of reforms, but could have done much more over past four years: EAC-PM member Shamika Ravi
Shamika Ravi emphasised that India will have made its manufacturing sector attractive to compete in global markets -
Aug 27, 2018
Delhi court acquits Dal Khalsa activists Tajinder Pal Singh and Satnam Singh in 1981 Air India hijack case
Additional Sessions Judge of Delhi's Patiala House Court, granted the relief to Tajinder Pal Singh and Satnam Singh who were accused of allegedly hijacking an Air India plane from New Delhi en route to Srinagar via Amritsar and forcing it to land at Lahore, Pakistan in 1981.
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