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A day later, the force added news about two different incidents of passengers carrying a high volume of foreign currency.

'Illegal cash' inside dress inside bag at Delhi airport: CISF busts ₹50 lakh stash

A day later, the force added news about two different incidents of passengers carrying a high volume of foreign currency.

The Central Industrial Security Force on 4 February 2023 tweeted a video of a crackdown on foreign currency allegedly being smuggled at the Delhi airport.
CISF said that its personnel caught a passenger with foreign currency worth around ₹50 lakhs at the Indira Gandhi International Airport. The cash was concealed inside the passenger's clothes. CISF personnel were seen peeling back layers of a dress, with cash stuck to pages hidden beneath the creases.
A day later, the force added news about two different incidents of passengers carrying a high volume of foreign currency. People with 2,00,000 UAE Dirham and 36,400 USD worth approximately ₹74 lakhs were handed over to the Customs Department.
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The accused, identified as Jauhar Ali Khan, was flying to Dammam in Saudi Arabia.

New urination case at Delhi airport: drunk man peed at departure gate, arrested, say police

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The accused, identified as Jauhar Ali Khan, was flying to Dammam in Saudi Arabia.

Yet another case of public urination has hit India's air travel sector.
In the latest incident, a man allegedly urinated in front of a departure gate at Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport.
The incident took place at Departure Gate 6 at T3 terminal on 8 January 2023. The accused, identified as Jauhar Ali Khan, was flying to Dammam in Saudi Arabia.
Delhi Police on 11 January 2023 said that he appeared to be drunk, and also abused other passengers. Khan was arrested, and later released on a bail bond, police said.
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The Safdarjung observatory recorded a minimum temperature of 5.9 degree Celsius.

Delhi: dense fog delays over 40 flights at IGI airport; temperature dips again

The Safdarjung observatory recorded a minimum temperature of 5.9 degree Celsius.

Yet another morning of dense fog in the national capital affected flight operations at Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport.
Due to weather conditions, around 45 flights were delayed on the morning of 11 January 2023, according to news agency ANI.
However, no flight diversions were reported till 8 am.
Delhi's Safdarjung observatory recorded a minimum temperature of 5.9 degree Celsius around 6:10 am on 11 January. According to the Met department, visibility in Palam was recorded at 100 meters at 6:10 am.
As was forecast, dense to very dense fog was observed over parts of Punjab, northwest Rajasthan, Jammu, Haryana, Chandigarh, Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, and Tripura.
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(With agency inputs)

All passengers were moved to the terminal building while an alternate plane was arranged, IndiGo said.

IndiGo plane suffers technical glitch, forced to abandon Phuket flight, return to Delhi

All passengers were moved to the terminal building while an alternate plane was arranged, IndiGo said.

An IndiGo flight headed to Thailand's Phuket from Delhi reportedly suffered a technical glitch on 3 January 2023.
The plane was forced to return to Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport soon after take-off at 6:41 am. The pilot sought emergency landing clearance after detecting a technical problem.
All passengers were moved to the terminal building while an alternate plane was arranged, IndiGo said.
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An additional 1,400 CISF personnel has been sanctioned to secure the expanding terminal areas of the Delhi Airport and also to meet the challenge of its growing passenger traffic by the ministry. 

1,400 more CISF personnel, structures to be razed: how Union ministry plans to tackle Delhi's T3 rush

An additional 1,400 CISF personnel has been sanctioned to secure the expanding terminal areas of the Delhi Airport and also to meet the challenge of its growing passenger traffic by the ministry.&nbsp;

As passengers continue to share their travel woes, a high-level meeting chaired by Union Home Secretary Ajay Bhalla along with the representatives of the Civil Aviation Ministry, the Bureau of Civil Aviation Security (BCAS), Bureau of Immigration among others was held in the national capital on Thursday to review measures taken to ease the recent congestion reported at large airports, particularly in Delhi, Mumbai and Bengaluru.
As per a Press Trust of India report, an additional 1,400 CISF personnel has been sanctioned to secure the expanding terminal areas of the Delhi Airport and also to meet the challenge of its growing passenger traffic by the ministry.&nbsp;
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The report also said, new CISF strength will not only be used to render the core duty of the force -- of providing an anti-terrorist and anti-hijack cover at the hypersensitive facility -- but also to meet the challenge of the ever growing passenger footfall, both for domestic and international travel, sources said.
Besides, citing officials, a CNN-News 18 report said, the Delhi International Airport Ltd has been asked to demolish its lounge this week to create more space for security gates. Immigration has also been identified as an area of concern vis-a-vis overcrowding, the report added.&nbsp;
It also pointed at the security check, which are apparently a major bottleneck.&nbsp;
With PTI Inputs
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NDTV reported that the flight which was taking off for Bengaluru had to be grounded at Delhi airport after one of the engines caught fire.

IndiGo plane grounded at IGI after engine catches fire

Emergency declared at Delhi's IGI airport as plane catches fire: report

Emergency declared at Delhi's IGI airport as plane catches fire

NDTV reported that the flight which was taking off for Bengaluru had to be grounded at Delhi airport after one of the engines caught fire.

A full emergency was declared at the Delhi IGI airport after a fire on Bengaluru-bound IndiGo airlines flight 6E 2131 late on Friday night.&nbsp; NDTV reported that the flight which was taking off for Bengaluru had to be grounded at Delhi airport after one of the engines caught fire. A video shot from inside the plane, which went viral on the internet, showed sparks and flames emergening from the exteriror of the plane while passengers can be heard panicking.&nbsp; The passenger who shot the video and posted it on twitter told NDTV that the situation was brought under control.

Airline SpiceJet seems to be in fresh trouble after videos emerged of passengers walking on the tarmac at the Delhi airport. The incident occurred due to a delay in arrival of buses to take passengers from the flight to the terminal, as per sources quoted by news agency PTI.
The SpiceJet flight in question was a Hyderabad-to-Delhi flight which landed at 11:24 pm on 6 August. India's civil aviation regulator DGCA is investigating the incident, according to PTI.
While passengers reportedly said that buses did not arrive for 45 minutes, SpiceJet said that the delay was only brief, and once the buses arrived, all passengers, including the ones who were walking, travelled on the coaches to the terminal building. SpiceJet said that its staff had asked the passengers not to walk on the tarmac.
Passengers walking on the tarmac is considered a security risk. The tarmac has demarcated paths for vehicles only.
SpiceJet is currently operating 50% of its flights. The curbs were imposed by the Directorate General of Civil Aviation after SpiceJet flights suffered 8 incidents of technical malfunction between 19 June and 5 July 2022. The restrictions have been imposed for 8 weeks.

Viral video puts SpiceJet in more trouble? Passengers walk on tarmac amid bus delay, DGCA probing: report

The SpiceJet flight in question was a Hyderabad-to-Delhi flight which landed at 11:24 pm on 6 August.

Airline SpiceJet seems to be in fresh trouble after videos emerged of passengers walking on the tarmac at the Delhi airport. The incident occurred due to a delay in arrival of buses to take passengers from the flight to the terminal, as per sources quoted by news agency PTI.
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While passengers reportedly said that buses did not arrive for 45 minutes, SpiceJet said that the delay was only brief, and once the buses arrived, all passengers, including the ones who were walking, travelled on the coaches to the terminal building. SpiceJet said that its staff had asked the passengers not to walk on the tarmac.
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Passengers walking on the tarmac is considered a security risk. The tarmac has demarcated paths for vehicles only.
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SpiceJet is currently operating 50% of its flights. The curbs were imposed by the Directorate General of Civil Aviation after SpiceJet flights suffered 8 incidents of technical malfunction between 19 June and 5 July 2022. The restrictions have been imposed for 8 weeks.
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With Delhi-NCR witnessing waterlogging in many parts due to the day-long, steady downpour on Saturday;&nbsp;IMD has predicted more rainfall, thunderstorm today for the region.
As per IMD, "Heavy rainfall in Delhi will continue till tomorrow morning. It will cover Delhi-NCR and neighbouring states of Punjab and Rajasthan".
Heavy rains lashed Delhi on Saturday causing waterlogging in many parts of the city which saw several complaints being received by civic authorities. Flooded roads and underpasses disrupted traffic all over the city even affecting operations at the Delhi airport for sometime.
Despite a delayed monsoon, Delhi has witnessed record rainfall this season. The monsoon is expected to leave Delhi by September 25.

Delhi monsoon: Rainfall, thunderstorm likely to continue today

With Delhi-NCR witnessing waterlogging in many parts due to the day-long, steady downpour on Saturday;&nbsp;IMD has predicted more rainfall, thunderstorm for the region on Sunday.

More rainfall, thunderstorm likely to continue in Delhi-NCR on Sunday

With Delhi-NCR witnessing waterlogging in many parts due to the day-long, steady downpour on Saturday;&nbsp;IMD has predicted more rainfall, thunderstorm or the region on Sunday.
As per the met dept, 'heavy rainfall in Delhi will continue till Monday morning morning and it will cover Delhi-NCR and neighbouring states of Punjab and Rajasthan'.
Heavy rains lashed Delhi on Saturday causing waterlogging in many parts of the city which saw several complaints being received by civic authorities. Flooded roads and underpasses disrupted traffic all over the city, even affecting operations at the Delhi airport for sometime.
Despite a delayed monsoon, Delhi has witnessed record rainfall this season. The monsoon is expected to retreat from Delhi by September 25.

With Delhi-NCR witnessing waterlogging in many parts due to the day-long, steady downpour on Saturday;&nbsp;IMD has predicted more rainfall, thunderstorm for the region on Sunday.

With Delhi-NCR witnessing waterlogging in many parts due to the day-long, steady downpour on Saturday;&nbsp;IMD has predicted more rainfall, thunderstorm for the region on Sunday.
As per the met dept, 'heavy rainfall in Delhi will continue till Monday morning and it will cover Delhi-NCR and neighbouring states of Punjab and Rajasthan'.
Heavy rains lashed Delhi on Saturday causing waterlogging in many parts of the city which saw several complaints being received by civic authorities. Flooded roads and underpass disrupted traffic all over the city, even affecting operations at the Delhi airport for sometime.
Despite a delayed monsoon, Delhi has witnessed record rainfall this season. The monsoon is expected to retreat from Delhi by September 25.

The Indira Gandhi International Airport is the world's fastest growing airport over the last 4 years, according to a report by Delhi International Airport Limited. It handled 63.5 million passengers in 2017 and is predicted to hit 95 million passengers in 2023. Delhi's growth rate beat South Korea, China & Dubai. According to DIAL, 12 new scheduled airlines approximately & 10 international sectors have been introduced over the past 4 years. The focus will now be on the terminal, airport capacity enhancement & the increase in flights per day among others.

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