OPERATION AJAY
Accused planned to attack Salman Khan at film shoot, say Panvel police; file chargesheet
Accused involved in an alleged conspiracy to kill Bollywood actor Salman Khan had planned to attack him during a movie shoot, according to a chargesheet filed in the case, a police official said on Tuesday. The investigation revealed that jailed gangster Lawrence Bishnoi had given Rs 25 lakh as a "supari" (contract) to his gang members to carry out the attack.
Vedanta sees sale of steel operations by October, to spend $1.9 billion on capex
The plan to divest the steel business is a part of the company’s efforts to cut debt, Agarwal said in the company’s annual report for 2023-24 (Apr-Mar). At holding company Vedanta Resources, debt has been cut by $3.7 billion in two years, as against the company’s commitment of bringing it down by $4 billion. “We seek to further deleverage Vedanta Resources by US$ 3 billion over the next three years,” he reiterated.
From Ramayana to cricket, management lessons for India’s family businesses
As part of its Family Business Excellence Series launched in Mumbai, TriChambers identified aspects that can help such businesses achieve their highest potential.
Home Minister Amit Shah to review J-K security situation on Sunday
Home Minister Amit Shah to assess Jammu and Kashmir security amid recent terror attacks. Focus on intensifying counter-terror operations and reviewing preparations for the upcoming Amarnath pilgrimage.
Robotics company Difacto raises $4.8 million from Stakeboat Capital
Bengaluru-headquartered Difacto will use the funds to expand across sectors such as cars, home appliances and electronics, as investment and volume in manufacturing go up.
SpiceJet plans to raise Rs 2,000 crore by August, increase capacity: Singh
SpiceJet aims to raise Rs 2,000 crore by August for capacity expansion via aircraft leasing, with plans for another round of fundraising after a previous attempt fell through due to investor withdrawals. Chairman Ajay Singh outlined a strategy to raise $250 million by mid-August, expressing confidence in the airline's resilience despite financial challenges and a reduced fleet strength of around 25 operating planes.
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SpiceJet plans to raise USD 250 mn in next couple of months: Airline Chief Ajay Singh
SpiceJet Chief Ajay Singh announced plans to raise around USD 250 million in the next few months to boost operations amid challenges such as lessor and debt issues. Singh expressed confidence in overcoming obstacles, stating the airline's balance sheet will be strengthened over the next two quarters. Despite current challenges, SpiceJet aims for growth and stability, with plans to expand its own fleet while emphasizing the importance of aviation hubs in India.
Nazara subsidiary Absolute Sports buys entertainment news site SoapCentral for $1.4 million
SoapCentral.com provides news and other content related to TV shows and mostly focuses on the US audience.
Adopting global standard, infra, risk-based regulation to help India improve quality of goods for exports: GTRI
The GTRI also recommended support to SMEs, avoiding quality control orders becoming non-tariff barriers, regulatory impact assessment, developing globally acceptable standards and inking mutual recognition pacts with trading partners to strengthen India's quality systems.
EaseMyTrip's Nishant Pitti, SpiceJet owner Ajay Singh pull out of Go First race
The Singh-Pitti consortium's pullout leaves the revival of Go First in jeopardy. They were the frontrunners for the troubled airline with a total bid of around ₹1,600 crore.
Kedarnath: Helicopter carrying 7 pilgrims makes emergency landing on grass as pilot loses control after hair-raising tail spin. Watch video
A helicopter carrying seven people, including six pilgrims, made an emergency landing near Kedarnath's helipad due to a technical snag. All passengers, including the pilot, are safe. The incident prompted Rudraprayag District Magistrate Saurabh Gaharwar to commend the pilot's quick decision, averting a major mishap. Investigations are underway. Meanwhile, Uttarakhand's Chief Secretary urges Chardham pilgrims to register and follow allocated dates for a smooth yatra experience.
Family Businesses should be run like trustees for the next generation: DCM Shriram Group
Addressing the session on " Purpose-driven and responsible," Ajay S Shriram, Chairman and Senior Managing Director, DCM Shriram Limited, opened up about family businesses and emphasised that the enterprise needs to balance its approach like trustees for the next generation.
143 people, including two Nepalese, fly out of Israel under 'Operation Ajay'
A special flight carrying 143 persons, including two Nepalese citizens and four infants, wanting to leave Israel amidst the Israel-Hamas conflict, left for India on Sunday as part of 'Operation Ajay'. It was the sixth flight as part of Operation Ajay launched on October 12 to facilitate the return of those Indian nationals who wish to return home following the brazen attacks on Israeli towns by Hamas militants from Gaza on October 7.
Indian nationals, 18 Nepalese fly out of Israel under 'Operation Ajay'
A special flight carrying Indian nationals and 18 Nepalese citizens wanting to leave Israel amidst the Israel-Hamas conflict left for India as part of 'Operation Ajay'. The Indian Embassy in Israel said Operation Ajay continues with the fifth flight having taken off from Tel Aviv to Delhi. Nepal's embassy in New Delhi is making arrangements to bring home the rescued citizens after they reach Delhi.
Operation Ajay: 2 flights bring back 471 Indians from Israel
A total of 471 Indians arrived in Delhi on Sunday morning on two flights from Tel Aviv, one operated by Air India and another by SpiceJet. This is part of Operation Ajay, which aims to bring back Indians from Israel due to the ongoing conflict with Hamas. Two more flights with a combined total of over 435 passengers had arrived on Friday and Saturday.
Operation Ajay: 918 Indian nationals evacuated from Tel Aviv after fourth flight lands in Delhi
471 Indians arrived in Delhi on Sunday morning after two flights from Tel Aviv operated by SpiceJet and Air India. This is part of 'Operation Ajay', launched by the Indian government to help Indians return from Israel due to the ongoing conflict with Hamas. Four flights have been operated under this program so far, with a total of 918 Indian nationals being flown out of Israel.
Operation Ajay: Indians on first flight from Israel appreciate govt and PM Modi
The first charter flight carrying Indian citizens stranded in Israel due to the ongoing conflict with Hamas arrived in New Delhi. The repatriated individuals expressed their gratitude to the Indian government, particularly Prime Minister Narendra Modi, for bringing them back. One woman described the chaos caused by the Hamas attack and the relief she felt upon returning to India with her 5-month-old son.
India calls for direct talks to establish sovereign Palestine amid Operation Ajay
"Our policy in this regard has been long standing and consistent. India has always advocated the resumption of direct negotiations towards establishing a sovereign, independent and viable state of Palestine living within secure and recognised borders, side by side at peace with Israel," MEA spokesperson said on Thursday amid speculations if India diluted its position on the Palestine issue.
Returning from Israel's nightmare: Indians' touching stories of return and operation Ajay
India launched Operation Ajay to facilitate the return of those who wish to come back home as a series of brazen attacks on Israeli towns by Hamas militants over the weekend triggered fresh tension in the region. Many students who returned home recalled the fateful night of Saturday and how they had to rush to shelters multiple times in the wake of rocket attacks by Hamas.
Operation Ajay: First flight under carrying 212 Indians lands at Delhi airport
The first charter flight from Israel to India, organized under 'Operation Ajay', departed with 211 adults and an infant on board. These passengers were chosen on a "first come first serve" basis after registering at the Indian embassy. The flight was arranged as Air India had suspended its operations due to the conflict in the region. The Indian government is covering the cost of their return.
Operation Ajay: First batch of Indians expected to return home on Friday
The first charter flight to repatriate Indian citizens stranded in Israel will depart on Thursday evening. Approximately 230 Indians will be returning to India on a "first come first serve" basis. Air India suspended its flights on October 7 due to the conflict between Israel and the Palestinian militant group Hamas. The Indian government will cover the cost of the return flights.
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