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Government Revises Passport Rules: Birth Certificate Now the Only Valid Proof of Date of Birth

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For individuals planning to apply for a passport, it is now mandatory to have a government-issued birth certificate if they were born on or after October 1, 2023. Staying informed about such updates will help applicants avoid unnecessary hurdles in the passport application process.

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Mumbai Airport Introduces Smart Mobility with Automated Digital Payment for Parking

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In a significant move towards smart mobility and digital transformation, Mumbai Airport (CSMIA) has implemented an automated digital payment system for seamless entry and exit at the Multi-Level Car Parking (MLCP) facility. This cashless payment solution enhances user convenience by reducing wait times and offering a hassle-free parking experience.

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Indian Aviation Market Surges in January 2025: Domestic Traffic and ATF Consumption Hit New Highs

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IndiGo, India’s leading airline, continues to tighten its grip on the domestic aviation market. While the airline has been making headlines for the damp-leasing of Boeing 787-9 Dreamliners, it remains unwavering in its focus on domestic operations.

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Hampi: A Journey Through Time – More Than Just a Tourist Destination

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Hampi, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is not merely a tourist attraction; it is an open-air museum of ancient wonders. Once the thriving capital of the Vijayanagara Empire, this surreal landscape is adorned with majestic ruins, giant boulders, and deep-rooted mythological significance.

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No Passengers, No Planes, No Benefit: Pakistan’s Mysterious New Airport

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Pakistan’s New Gwadar International Airport (NGIA), a $240 million project fully funded by China, stands as a grand yet perplexing infrastructure development. Built in the southwestern province of Balochistan, this modern airport has the capacity to handle 400,000 passengers annually. However, in a city with a population of merely 90,000 people and little existing air traffic, the project raises more questions than answers. With no planes, no passengers, and seemingly no immediate benefit, many wonder: why was this airport built, and when will it truly serve its purpose?

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