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EPFO onboards Air India, takes into fold 7,453 airline employees

Retirement fund body EPFO has onboarded Air India Ltd for social security benefits like PF, pension and insurance and has received contributions for about 7,453 employees for the month of December from the airline, a labour ministry statement said on Saturday. The Tata Group took over the debt-ridden airline from the Government of India. Air India had applied for EPFO coverage, which has been allowed, the retirement fund body said. "EPFO (Employees' Provident Fund Organisation) onboards Air India for social security coverage to service the social security needs of their employees. Air India Ltd applied for voluntarily covered u/s 1(4) of the EPF & MP Act, 1952 which has been allowed vide gazette notification on January 13, 2022 -- with effect from December 1, 2021," the ministry statement said. The social security benefits will be provided to around 7,453 employees for whom contributions have been filed by Air India with EPFO for the month of December 2021, it added. These ...

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Devas demands $1.2 billion from the Indian government after winning three international arbitration awards over a scrapped telecommunications deal with a state-run firm.

Welcome to the future of Air India: Maharaja's tomorrow rides on its legacy

Jitender Bhargava, former executive director of Air India, says the Tatas need to concentrate on three Ms to turn the airline around: Manpower, machinery, and marketing

Tata Sons chairman N Chandrasekaran likely to head new Air India board

Sanjiv Mehta of HUL and former GIC CMD Alice Vaidyan are likely to be appointed as independent directors

US corporate sector congratulates Tata group on homecoming of Air India

The Tata Group on Thursday regained control of Air India, 69 years after the Mumbai-based conglomerate relinquished its stake in the airline to the Central government

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Looking forward to soaring high with Tata Group, says Air India

Full-service carrier Air India, under its new owner Tata Group, it was looking forward to soaring high, propelled by the rich legacy of the two iconic brands

Maharaja set for take-off: Tatas get control of Air India, after 7 decades

Sources said that the Tata group plans to operate both in full service and low cost segments

Govt has settled Rs 61,000 cr debt, liabilities of Air India: DIPAM Secy

In a Q&A, Tuhin Pandey also said govt plans to list LIC in this financial year

Tata Sons gets loan commitment from SBI-led consortium for AI: Report

Sources said the SBI-led consortium has agreed to grant both term loans and working capital loans depending on the airline's requirements

Air India to enhance in-flight service as ownership changes hands

Cabin crew are being trained on procedures, focus on service with finesse

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Tamil Nadu govt announces reopening of physical classes for students of standard 1 to 12 from Feb 1, decides to lift night curfew from Jan 28

My first flight was with Air India in Dec 1986: Tata Sons chairman

'The entire nation's eyes are on us, waiting to see what we will achieve together,' Chandrasekaran tells Air India employees

Entire nation's eyes on us: Tata Sons chairman to Air India employees

The entire nation's eyes are on the Tata Group and Air India waiting to see what they will achieve together, Tata Sons Chairman Natarajan Chandrasekaran told the carrier's employees

Tata regains Air India control in privatisation victory for Modi

NEW DELHI (Reuters) -India's Tata Group took control of state-run carrier Air India on Thursday, regaining ownership of the airline after nearly 70 years and marking a victory for Prime Minister Narendra Modi's privatisation push.

Tata Group takes over Air India; looks to restore Maharaja's past glory

'We are excited to have Air India back in the Tata Group and are committed to making this a world-class airline,' Tata Sons Chairman N Chandrasekaran said in a statement

Post Air India takeover, Tata Sons chief promises a 'world class airline'

The group also said it philosophically agrees with 'the Prime Minister's vision for the aviation sector, of making it affordable and ensuring it contributes to boosting 'Ease of Living' for citizens'

Confident Air India will bloom under Tata Sons, says aviation min Scindia

Air India will boom under the wings of the new owners and the airline will pave the way for a thriving and robust civil aviation sector in India, Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia said