It's the regulator, stupid! DGCA must be empowered to enforce rules

With the DGCA's statutory status remaining only on paper, the civil aviation ministry is making a bigger noise about what action should be taken against IndiGo

Imagine a huge residential complex in a city with thousands of apartments. Several months after these apartments have been built and residents have moved in, the municipal authorities of the area wake up to the reality that these flats do not have an adequate number of security guards to ensure residents’ safety.

 

 So, the municipal authorities ask the real estate company that had built those apartments to put the required number of security guards in place within a given time frame. The real estate company requests for an extension of the deadline for fulfilling the condition and the municipal authorities