Under revised DGCA passenger service rules, airlines must offer a cooling-off period allowing passengers to cancel bookings for a full refund.

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Deaf travelers note that information is often only communicated verbally for airline passengers, sometimes leaving them without crucial updates.

Once synonymous with immense power, the East India Company has shut down for the second time after slipping into voluntary liquidation. The firm’s store and website have been closed, with over ...

Earlier this week at the Twenty20 World Cup, Harry Brook sauntered into a press conference, clocked the facial expressions of those present and suggested a smile wouldn't go amiss.

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