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TCS, HCL TechShares of TCS and HCL Tech will be in focus as the companies will announce their first quarter earnings today.SpiceJetAviation watchdog DGCA has put SpiceJet under «enhanced surveillance» amid the budget airline facing multiple financial headwinds in recent months, PTI reported, but the carrier refuted any such development.Read more: What changed the market while you were sleepingAdani EnterprisesAdani Enterprises has raised Rs 1,250 crores by allotment of 125,000 secured, unrated, unlisted, redeemable, non-convertible debentures.M&MMahindra and Mahindra reported total sales of Rs 59,924 units for the month of June.

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DGCA has put SpiceJet under «enhanced surveillance» amid the budget airline facing multiple financial headwinds in recent months, a senior official said on Tuesday, but the carrier refuted any such development. It also comes against the backdrop of various lessors seeking repossession of aircraft leased to SpiceJet and some of the cases have been settled by the airline.

A private commercial helicopter with six people aboard including five Mexican nationals that went missing near the Mount Everest area in Nepal on Tuesday has crashed in a hilly terrain in the country’s eastern region, officials said. The Manang Air NA-MV chopper took off from Surke Airport in Solukhumbu district at 10:04 am for Kathmandu and suddenly lost contact at an altitude above 12,000 feet at 10:13 am, said Gyanendra Bhul, Manager at Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA).

Nepal, where six people were killed in a helicopter crash on Tuesday, has a history of deadly air crashes. Below are details of plane and helicopter crashes this century in the Himalayan country, where several airlines fly to small airports in remote hills and mountains shrouded in clouds and cut off from roads.

The Australian International Pilots Association has told the Federal Court that Qantas should have to pay its pilots if it bypasses them to hire from outside the company to fly its biggest planes, saying the pilots “reasonably” considered the airline’s request before declining it.

China a systemic rival. The development is a reflection of the end of a period of peace and stability in Europe seen since the end of the Cold War. In fact, Czech-China relations have witnessed significant changes since 2021.

New Delhi: A Delhi High Court division bench on Monday heard the appeal filed by the resolution professional (RP) of Go First, challenging an interim order issued by a single bench on 5 July, allowing the lessors to inspect the airline’s fleet, as it would be disastrous for Go First in its efforts to resume operations. Neeraj Kishan Kaul, counsel appearing for the RP, said the order disregarded a proposed resolution approved by Committee of Creditors, and submitted to the Directorate General of Civil Aviation.

Mexico’s armed forces are taking control of the capital’s main airport, and the government plans to give the military control of nearly a dozen more across the country as the president takes aim at corruption and mismanagement

New Delhi: s the legal battle between low-cost carrier SpiceJet and its former promoter drags on, the Maran Group have stated that there is no question of an amicable settlement with the airline.  "....There is no question of an amicable settlement with SpiceJet Ltd in view of the matter having reached finality by virtue of the order dated July 7, 2023, of the Honorable Supreme Court of India," a statement from Marans Group firm KAL Airways said.  The Maran Group issued the clarification on reports of amicable settlement between the Marans and SpiceJet, following the Supreme Court order dated 7 July. The apex court directed budget airline SpiceJet to pay the entire arbitral amount of ₹380 crore to former promoter Kalanithi Maran in their legal dispute, a development which may impact the debt-laden carrier further.  A bench presided over by Chief Justice D Y Chandrachud and comprising Justice P S Narasimha dismissed SpiceJet’s plea seeking additional time to pay the ₹75 crore to Maran and KAL Airways, as directed by the apex court on 13 February.

New Delhi: Diwan Arun Nanda has stepped down from the chairmanship of Rediffusion after 50 years of being at the helm. Nanda, who has stepped down due to his age and health, will be replaced by Sandeep Goyal. Goyal, who will also continue in his role as the managing director, has worked directly under Nanda for years.

New Delhi: As Go First draws up plans to resume flight operations, preparations are also underway to find a suitable new owner for the low-cost carrier. The airline's resolution professional Shailendra Ajmera on Monday invited expressions of interest for Go First, registered as Go Airlines (India) Limited.  The last date for the submission of expressions of interest is 9 August, a company advertisement stated.

Jet Airways creditors on Monday told the Supreme Court that the resolution plan of the consortium of Jalan-Fritsch was unviable and unworkable. The ASG said that not even a single penny has been paid to lenders or infused in the debt-laden airline. On the contrary, the lenders have infused public money of around Rs 400 cr including airport dues.

Sun Group has rejected any possibility of an amicable settlement with the other party. The case relates to a seven-year-old share transfer dispute between SpiceJet's chairman and managing director Ajay Singh and Maran and his KAL Airways. «We hope SpiceJet complies with the Supreme Court's order and pay us interest amount of Rs 386 crore, media reported citing a statement by the group issued on July 10.

Go Airlines (India) Ltd has invited Expression of Interest for the sale of the carrier as part of the process, an advertisement in ET showed on Monday. According to the advertisement, the last date for receipt of interest for the airline is set for Aug.

₹380 crore to former promoter Kalanithi Maran in their legal dispute. The beleaguered airline is grappling with a severe financial crisis and has incurred substantial losses in the wake of COVID-19.

Wall Street's main indices ended lower on Friday, capping off a losing week as investors digested a U.S.jobs report that failed to shake off fears that the Federal Reserve may start hiking interest rates again later this month.

New Delhi: Indian airlines are in discussions with aviation technology service provider Sita to adopt solutions for reducing carbon emissions and increasing fuel efficiency, said Sumesh Patel, president of Asia Pacific, Sita, in an interview. “We are in discussions with Indian airlines to look at various solutions, which can help them in operational efficiency and reduce carbon footprint.

Go First have raised concern over the order of the Delhi High Court which restricts the airline from removing any parts from the aircraft it intends to operate. The lessors own the aircraft but are now stuck as a bankruptcy court has put a ban on recovering the aircraft due to ongoing insolvency process. The committee of creditors had earlier approved funding of Rs 425 crore, but are apprehensive that such a requirement will be a hindrance to do business.