IndiGo said the move was driven by sustained volatility in ATF prices, which have risen over 14 per cent month‑on‑month to levels among the highest in a decade. IndiGo, India’s largest airline by fleet and market share, will be raising fares on domestic and international routes due to continuously rising aviation turbine fuel (ATF) costs. The Gurugram-headquartered airline announced that revised fuel charges will apply to all new bookings made after 0001 hrs on October 6, 2026. IndiGo said the decision was prompted by sustained volatility in ATF prices, which have climbed more than 14 per cent month‑on‑month, reaching levels...
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India Becomes Veolia Foundation’s Regional Emergency Response Hub for Asia-Pacific
The Delhi hub is designed to deliver immediate aid across APAC disasters by combining local talent, technical expertise and specialised technology. The Veolia Foundation, the CSR arm of global environmental solutions leader Veolia, has officially launched a new Veoliaforce Hub for the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region in Delhi, India. The hub is designed as a regional rapid-response base, allowing Veolia to pre-position critical equipment and mobilise trained employees closer to areas affected by natural disasters and humanitarian emergencies. The Delhi Hub will act as an operational and training node for the region, equipped with mobile water treatment technology that can be...
Airtel Business Unveils IQ Gateway to Secure Enterprise Messaging at Scale
IQ Gateway is positioned as a Digital Personal Data Protection Act (DPDP)-compliant platform designed to protect customer trust while enabling safe, large‑scale communications. Airtel Business, India’s leading enterprise connectivity provider, on Monday launched Airtel IQ Gateway, the country’s first telco‑grade network intelligence platform for business communications. The platform integrates SMS, WhatsApp, RCS, voice and number verification into a single control plane. Enterprises no longer need to juggle multiple vendors. IQ Gateway is Digital Personal Data Protection Act (DPDP)-compliant, designed to protect customer trust while enabling safe, large‑scale communications. The launch comes at a time when businesses face fragmented communication stacks...



























































































































