Following the resignation of CEO Pieter Elbers, In his first internal communication to employees, Bhatia addressed the airline’s recent operational crisis and outlined his priorities for the company moving forward.…
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IndiGo CEO Pieter Elbers steps down; Rahul Bhatia takes interim charge
IndiGo said on Tuesday that its CEO Pieter Elbers has stepped down with effect from March 10, 2026. The resignation comes after the airline faced its worst-ever operational crisis in…
Airlines raise fares as Iran conflict sends jet fuel prices soaring
Airlines in different parts of the world have started increasing ticket prices after fuel costs surged following the conflict involving Iran. Several carriers say the sudden jump in jet fuel…
Government says LPG production up 10%, dismisses shortage concerns
The government on Tuesday said there is no shortage of LPG in the country and that supplies have stabilised after concerns were raised about a possible shortage of commercial cylinders.…
Middle East countries cut daily oil output amid Hormuz disruption: Bloomberg News
Oil production cuts across major Middle Eastern producers are deepening as shipping through the Strait of Hormuz remains severely disrupted, trimming roughly 6% from global oil supply, according to a…
Essential Commodities Act invoked by India amid LPG shortage. What does it mean?
The government has invoked the Essential Commodities Act to safeguard cooking gas supplies as reports of LPG shortages are beginning to affect businesses in several cities amid global energy uncertainty…
Silver jumps nearly Rs 10,000: Will the Iran-US war push prices even higher?
Escalating are sending ripples across global commodity markets, pushing investors toward precious metals. Silver prices surged sharply on Tuesday, climbing by nearly Rs 10,000 in domestic markets as geopolitical uncertainty…
Prolonged Gulf conflict could be catastrophic for oil markets, says Saudi Aramco chief
Oil markets could face “catastrophic” consequences if disruptions linked to the ongoing Gulf conflict continue to affect shipping through the Strait of Hormuz, the chief executive of Saudi Aramco said…
When crude oil hit a record $147 per barrel in 2008 and the reason was not war
Crude oil prices have surged sharply amid the ongoing Gulf conflict, reviving fears of a potential disruption in global energy supplies. While , Monday’s brief rally to $120 per barrel…