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Various government departments owe Air India Ltd nearly ₹500 crore towards VVIP charter flights at a time the national carrier is struggling financially. Civil aviation minister Hardeep Singh Puri on Wednesday told the Rajya Sabha that the government&rsquo;s total dues on account of airfares for VVIP flights stood at ₹498.17 crore at the end of 31 December. Air India has just borrowed ₹225 crore through a short-term loan facility from domestic lenders to refinance an earlier loan. &ldquo;Usually, the credit period for government of India departments varies from 15 to 30 days from the receipt of invoice and no interest is paid to Air India in case of non-payment within the credit period,&rdquo; Puri said in the upper house of the parliament.

Centre owes Air India ₹500 crore for VVIP flights: minister Hardeep Puri 

Various government departments owe Air India Ltd nearly ₹500 crore towards VVIP charter flights at a time the national carrier is struggling financially

Various government departments owe Air India Ltd nearly ₹500 crore towards VVIP charter flights at a time the national carrier is struggling financially. Civil aviation minister Hardeep Singh Puri on Wednesday told the Rajya Sabha that the government&rsquo;s total dues on account of airfares for VVIP flights stood at ₹498.17 crore at the end of 31 December. Air India has just borrowed ₹225 crore through a short-term loan facility from domestic lenders to refinance an earlier loan.

Various government departments owe Air India Ltd nearly ₹500 crore towards VVIP charter flights at a time the national carrier is struggling financially. Civil aviation minister Hardeep Singh Puri on Wednesday told the Rajya Sabha that the government&rsquo;s total dues on account of airfares for VVIP flights stood at ₹498.17 crore at the end of 31 December. Air India has just borrowed ₹225 crore through a short-term loan facility from domestic lenders to refinance an earlier loan. &ldquo;Usually, the credit period for government of India departments varies from 15 to 30 days from the receipt of invoice and no interest is paid to Air India in case of non-payment within the credit period,&rdquo; Puri said in the upper house of the parliament.

A day after Congress leader Rahul Gandhi and other members of his party walked out of a meeting of the Parliamentary Committee on Defence, Union Minister Prakash Javdekar called it 'disrespect to the system'.&nbsp;
Hardeep Singh Puri also slammed Rahul Gandhi saying he was engaging in &ldquo;antics&rdquo; instead of observing the solemnity of the occasion of the anniversary of India&rsquo;s win over Pakistan in the 1971 war.
As per reports, Rahul had alleged that the panel&rsquo;s time was being wasted in discussing armed forces&rsquo; uniform instead of the crucial issue of national security.

Javadekar slams Rahul for his walk out from Defence Panel meet

BJP condemns&nbsp;Rahul's&nbsp;walkout from defence panel meet
Javadekar:&nbsp;disrespect to the system, we condemn it
Hardeep&nbsp;Puri:&nbsp;Rahul Gandhi is engaging in antics
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Rahul walked out alleging panel's time was being wasted

A day after Congress leader Rahul Gandhi and other members of his party walked out of a meeting of the Parliamentary Committee on Defence, Union Minister Prakash Javdekar called it 'disrespect to the system'.&nbsp;
Hardeep Singh Puri also slammed Rahul Gandhi saying he was engaging in &ldquo;antics&rdquo; instead of observing the solemnity of the occasion of the anniversary of India&rsquo;s win over Pakistan in the 1971 war.
As per reports, Rahul had alleged that the panel&rsquo;s time was being wasted in discussing armed forces&rsquo; uniform instead of the crucial issue of national security.

Minister hopes it will be a Happy Diwali for airlines

When will the Airline sector come out of the Covid turbulence? Civil aviation minister Hardeep Puri on Sunday expressed hope that the bulk of aviation traffic will be back by Diwali

When will the Airline sector come out of the Covid turbulence? Civil aviation minister Hardeep Puri on Sunday expressed hope that bulk of aviation traffic will be back by Diwali. Speaking at an event, Puri said that the domestic passengers numbers have already reached 33 per cent of pre-Covid numbers, The Indian Express reported. He added that the sector is increasing domestic passengers at the rate of 5,000 a week and soon the volume will be at the 50 per cent mark of pre-pandemic levels. "By November, we should be getting a bulk of our civil aviation traffic back in form," the minister hoped.

When will the Airline sector come out of the Covid turbulence. Civil aviation minister Hardeep Puri on Sunday expressed hope that bulk of aviation traffic will be back by Diwali. Speaking at an event, Puri said that the domestic passengers numbers have already reached 33 per cent of pre-Covid numbers, The Indian Express reported. He added that the sector is increasing domestic passengers at the rate of 5,000 a week and soon the volume will be at the 50 per cent mark of pre-pandemic levels. "By November, we should be getting a bulk of our civil aviation traffic back in form," the minister hoped.

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