Sales rise 95.02% to Rs 39.18 crore
Sales rise 761.84% to Rs 6.55 crore
Sales rise 58.84% to Rs 136.81 crore
Sales rise 20.90% to Rs 234.52 crore
Sales rise 10.66% to Rs 405.67 crore
Sales rise 11.97% to Rs 442.39 crore
Sales rise 19.13% to Rs 3069.91 crore
Sales rise 20.07% to Rs 9940.66 crore
Sales rise 32.30% to Rs 1511.29 crore
Sales rise 36.88% to Rs 760.52 crore
Total Operating Income decline 8.36% to Rs 5691.87 crore
Sales decline 19.21% to Rs 1.22 crore
Sales decline 52.17% to Rs 0.11 crore
Sales rise 7.42% to Rs 58.61 crore
Sales decline 0.51% to Rs 51.20 crore
Sales rise 37.73% to Rs 134.44 crore
Sales decline 56.12% to Rs 71.32 crore
Net outflow of Rs 145.89 crore on 30 July 2018
The government today sought Parliament's approval for Rs 980 crore as supplementary grant for equity infusion in Air India which is grappling with financial crunch. The amount is part of the total gross additional expenditure of Rs 11,697.92 crore, for which approval has been sought from the Parliament. The grant has been sought as part of equity infusion into Air India under the Turnaround Plan (TAP), as per the document tabled in the Lok Sabha for supplementary demand for grants for 2018-19. "Taking into account the surrender of savings available in the revenue section of the grant, the ... expenditure (Rs 980 crore) will not entail any additional cash outgo," it added. The grant has been sought under the Civil Aviation Ministry. As per the document, the net cash outgo totals Rs 5,951,22 crore and gross additional expenditure aggregates to Rs 5,745.68 crore. Besides, the government has sought a token provision of Rs 1.02 crore for enabling re-appropriation of savings in cases of new