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Nature's creatures often display unparalleled loyalty, surpassing human examples. From Chetak's battlefield sacrifice for Maharana Pratap to Hachiko's decade-long vigil at a train station, these animals exemplify devotion. Elephants mourned their rescuer, wolves died of grief, and a pigeon braved gunfire to save soldiers, proving their profound bonds.

IGNOU will conduct a mega campus placement drive at its Maidan Garhi headquarters in New Delhi, offering over 200 vacancies across multiple sectors. Recruiters including CollegeDekho.com, SarrthiIAS, and Birds Flight India Pvt. Ltd. will hire for diverse roles. The drive is open to final semester students, graduates, and experienced candidates from various streams, with some positions available for Class 12 pass applicants. Candidates must bring essential documents to participate in the recruitment process.

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DIAL, the Delhi airport operator, has sold its 50% stake in Delhi Aviation Services Pvt Ltd to bird flight services for approximately Rs 13 crore. This transaction occurs months after reports suggested DIAL facing financial challenges, including significant losses and debt, and seeks a User Development Fee hike. Despite these financial pressures, Delhi airport anticipates increased international passenger traffic in the coming years.

s many as 149 people — 143 passengers and six crew members — had a narrow escape on Thursday morning after their Delhi-bound flight suffered a bird strike and had to make emergency landing at Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International airport.

More than 170 passengers on the Mumbai-bound Kingfisher flight had a close shave as the aircraft was hit by a bird on Thursday morning.

Odour in the passenger cabin resulting from a bird hit forced a Bengaluru-bound Akasa Air flight to return to Mumbai airport, where it landed about half an hour after being airborne on Friday.It was the first widely reported incident for the airline which launched two months ago on August 7.

Soon after bookings for the seaplane services opened late on Friday, at least 3,000 booking requests were placed on the first day itself. The service was officially inaugurated by the Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who took the maiden flight from Statue of Unity in Kevadia to Sabarmati Riverfront in Ahmedabad.

Mumbai, Apr 12 () Philippine's national carrier Philippines Airlines has appointed Bird Travels as its general sales agent (GSA) to develop its sales distribution network in the Indian market ahead of starting flight services here by the winter this year.

An Air India Mumbai-Chennai flight was told to go around the airport twice on Friday after birds were spotted on the runway.

Activists, NGOs oppose landing site at Gangapur Dam, says it will affect birds.

A recent government rule impacted operations of Turkiye's Celebi at nine Indian airports. Existing ground handling agencies stepped in to manage the workload. GMR Group made alternate arrangements at Goa's Mopa airport. Over 10,000 Celebi employees were absorbed by other handlers like Bird Group and AISATS. Operations have stabilized with no major disruptions.

An Akasa Air flight operating from Ahmedabad to Delhi on Thursday suffered a bird-hit during takeoff. The aircraft landed safely at its destination and has now been grounded for repairs.

An Akasa Air Boeing 737MAX flying from Mumbai to Bengaluru on Saturday had to return to the origin due to a burning smell in the cabin. Examination on the aircraft (VT-YAE) after it safely returned to Mumbai revealed that a bird hit had caused the problem.

A patch of grass near the main runway caught fire at the Mumbai airport but was quickly doused by the airport fire service personnel.