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 | India's resilient IT sector gears up for growth opportunities, challenges amid 'new normal'IT firms like Infosys, Wipro and Tech Mahindra booked chartered flights to bring home employees and their families, who were stranded overseas due to the pandemic and visa issues | |
 | People returning from the UK being rigorously traced, situation under control: Delhi Health Minister Satyendar JainInteracting with reporters, Jain said the suspension of flights to and from the United Kingdom was a prompt move by the Centre and will help in containing the spread | |
 | Despite the pandemic, adoption agencies up their game to find foster parents abroad for four orphan kidsParents who are willing to adopt these four kids with special needs can visit India only after the restrictions on international flights are lifted after December 31 | |
 | Cyclone Nivar likely to cross between Mamallapuram and Karaikal by midnight or early hours of Nov 26Fishermen have been advised not to venture into the sea, while people in coastal areas are also being evacuated to shelter houses. Meanwhile, flights have also been disrupted in Chennai | |
 | Govt permits meals on flights, airlines can put flyers on the no-fly list for refusing to wear masksDue to the Coronavirus pandemic, in-flight meal service was not permitted on domestic flights since their resumption on May 25 | |
 | Chartered flight brings 480 Indian medical students stranded in Russia amid COVID-19 back to MumbaiThere were nearly 800 students from the state in Russia and everyone could not return by flights arranged by the government under the 'Vande Bharat Mission' | |
| Students, migrants in India take flight home after weeks of COVID-19 lockdownScheduled commercial passenger flights were suspended on March 25, when the Centre imposed a nationwide lockdown to prevent the spread of the Novel Coronavirus | |
 | Centre to Supreme Court: Indians stranded abroad will be brought back May 7 onwardsSolicitor General Tushar Mehta informed a bench headed by Justice Ashok Bhushan comprising Justice SK Kaul and BR Gavai that only May 7 onwards Indian citizens could be brought back in special flights | |
 | Jet Airways woos Chennai students flying abroad with their eduJetter programmeThe eduJetter programme has been expanded to include flights operated by Jet Airways’ 21 codeshare partners such as Etihad Airways, KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, Delta Air Lines, Qantas andVirgin Atlantic |
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