The usual suspects: plastic bottles, wrappers and paper cups. Turns out that like railways, there is never a dull moment aboard Air India flights too. It has faced unique challenges, most infamously ...

Bill 2024 aimed at streamlining and modernizing railway operations in India. The bill was passed in the Rajya Sabha through a voice vote on Monday, after having been passed by the Lok Sabha in ...

It is claimed that the video was filmed on an Air India flight from Chicago to Delhi. The flight had to return over clogged toilets. However, the video was filmed two months ago and is not from ...

An Air India flight (AI126) from Chicago to Delhi spent 10 hours in the air on March 6, before returning to the US city as 8 of its 12 toilets were clogged. “About an hour and forty-five minutes ...

March 11 (UPI) --Air India is urging travelers to "use lavatories only for purposes they are meant for" after a flight to Delhi returned to Chicago due to eight of its 12 toilets becoming clogged.

Indian Railways has unveiled a policy restricting ... authorities hope to create a more organized system that improves crowd management, especially at busy stations with heavy passenger movement.

Air India said its teams previously also found objects such as blankets, innerwear, and diapers, having been flushed down the toilets on other flights Days after its Delhi-bond flight was forced ...

New Delhi: The Rajya Sabha Monday witnessed an outpouring of concerns raised by the Opposition regarding the state of the Indian Railways during passage of The Railways (Amendment) Bill 2024. These ...

IRCTC ticket rules: In order to prevent the problem of overcrowding at railway platforms across India, the Indian Railways has decided that only passengers who have confirmed tickets will be ...

Images available with NDTV show a large cloth being removed from a tube attached to the lavatory system on board AI ... from separate Air India flights which have operated within the last two ...

Air India has confirmed that one of its flights ... Plane toilets store human waste in special tanks and use a vacuum system for flushing. These are normally disposed of once the plane has landed.