[New Delhi] CISF Official Deployed At Delhi Airport Shoots Himself
A CISF official deployed in the Delhi airport security wing allegedly committed suicide by shooting himself from his service weapon
This incident occurred late yesterday when Assistant Sub Inspector Raj Singh (58) got issued his service weapon at the Central Industrial Security Force camp in Bijwasan area around 8:00 PM.
As Per Sources instead Of going to his night shift duty at the Indira Gandhi International Airport he took the weapon and allegedly shot himself inside the camp area.
Singh suffered three bullet injuries
Soon after the incident, senior CISF and Delhi police officials reached the spot for investigations.
Singh had joined the paramilitary in 1980,
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CISF Inspector Deployed At Delhi Airport Shoots Himself With Service Weapon
Indian Civil Aviation Improves Security Norms By10.23%&Achieves,UN Requirements
[New Delhi]Indian Civil Aviation Improves Security Norms By10.23%&Achieves,UN Requirements
The Bureau of Civil Aviation Security, [BCAS] has fully met the target of implementation of security norms prescribed by the UN oversight body, ICAO (International Civil Aviation Organisation).
The ICAO team recently conducted audit of Indian civil aviation security and security at Delhi airport in October, 2015 across nine audit areas including legislative and regulatory architecture, performance of security personnel, security training, etc. They have noted that effective implementation of aviation security in India stands at 99.23 %. Similarly, India’s compliance of ICAO security requirements stands at 99.59 %.
Earlier the ICAO team had conducted audit of Indian aviation security systems in February 2011 and at that time, the above figures were at 89%.
IATA,Calling Unfortunate And Disappointing,Attacked AAI On Delhi Airport Charges
[New Delhi]IATA,Calling Unfortunate And Disappointing,Attacked AAI On Delhi Airport Charges
Terming as “unfortunate” and “disappointing” the AAI decision to oppose proposed reduction in charges at Delhi airport by 78% International Air Transport Association (IATA) has said the move would prove detrimental to both passengers and airlines.
it is also said.that On the contrary, lower airport fee would stimulate the traffic growth at the Delhi Airport as it would bring down airfares to an affordable limits,
Airport Economic Regulatory Authority [AERA] had in January proposed 78% reduction in charges at Delhi Airport for the second
five control period [4/14-3/2015] as against a massive 346% hike allowed by it to DIAL in May 2012
Foreign Bound Fliers Can Declare Gold+Items At IGI Airport Custom Counter
Foreign Bound Fliers Can Declare Gold At New Delhi Airport
Ministry of Finance Of Government of India Today Declared that Customs Counter has been opened at Delhi Airport
The Government has opened counter at Delhi Airport for appraisal of fliers travelling with expensive items such as gold and precious jewellery.
The facility has been provided by the Customs at Delhi airport for foreign bound passengers. The facility is available at
departure IGI Airport
Terminal-3,
Airport Link Building,
Shri Jayant Sinha, Minister of State in Ministry of Finance Informed Lok Sabha that this facility is available during working hours from Monday to Friday.Which is operational with effect from 6th January, 2015.
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