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Sr Asst Editor with Times of India - cover Road Transport, Rlys, Shipping, Housing, UD, Food & Consumer Affairs. Speak & Write for Road Safety.
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NHAI warning prompts IGI T3 parking operator to lift FASTag curbs

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By Dipak K Dash Verified
| Outliers: A TOI+ series
NEW DELHI: The parking operator at Terminal 3 (T3) of Delhi airport has removed FASTag -based entry restrictions, bringing much-needed relief to passengers and visitors. The move came a day after Indian Highways Management Company Ltd (IHMCL), under NHAI, warned the acquiring bank associated with the parking facility of action after it emerged that the operator was using FASTag to regulate vehicle entry rather than solely for collecting parking fees.
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Government invokes ‘catastrophic event’ clause against 3 highway developers

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By Dipak K Dash Verified
| Outliers: A TOI+ series
NEW DELHI: In a first, the road transport ministry has invoked the newly introduced provision on “catastrophic” failure against three highway developers, signalling a tougher crackdown on contractors and concessionaires responsible for poor construction quality and major structural failures on National Highway projects. The provision of “catastrophic event” allows highway owning agencies to bar the highway developers for two years from bidding for new projects.
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India to Starlink: Comply with rules before entering market Original

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By Shiva Rajora, Dipak K Dash Verified
| Outliers: A TOI+ series
NEW DELHI: Starlink is yet to receive clearance to launch services in India as it has not agreed to comply with regulations requiring satellite internet providers to set up domestic infrastructure, a senior govt official said Wednesday, sending a tough message to tech trillionaire Elon Musk that in order to do business in India he will have to abide by the law of the land.
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