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Air India appoints Ethiopian Airlines’ Tewolde Gebremariam as new CEO

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By Mihir Mishra Verified
| ThePrint Verified
Tewolde’s immediate priorities will be to steady Air India’s international operations, cut cash burn and manage the unpredictable routings forced by regional conflicts. Wilson resigned in April after Air India posted a record loss in the fiscal year ended March 31. The leadership change at Air India comes as the broader industry faces its toughest operating environment in years.
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India to invest Rs 450 billion for upgrading railway infra in border region

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By Mihir Mishra Verified
| ThePrint Verified
The focus on frontier connectivity comes as India recalibrates its posture across sensitive borders where relationships are moving in different directions: ties with China have steadied after a deadly clash six years ago, it engaged in a brief conflict with Pakistan last year, and Bangladesh’s political upheaval in 2024 has complicated a previously stable partnership. India’s railway ministry did not respond to an email seeking comments on the investment plan.
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India Weighs Letting Airport Owners Run Airlines to Curb Duopoly

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By Mihir Mishra Verified
| Bloomberg Tax Verified
has initiated talks on a policy change that would allow airport operators to own and run airlines, according to people familiar with the matter, potentially clearing a path for the and . to have their own carriers. Current rules bar the operators of airports in Delhi and Mumbai from owning more than 10% stake in any airline, said the people, who asked not to be identified because the discussions are private.
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