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Published on: Jun 3, 2023, 21:00:32 IST
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Aviation ministry's advisory to airlines on ‘surge in fares’ after train crash in Odisha

Rescue workers recover victims' bodies from a carriage wreckage of a three-train collision near Balasore, Odisha, on Saturday. (AFP)
Rescue workers recover victims' bodies from a carriage wreckage of a three-train collision near Balasore, Odisha, on Saturday. (AFP)

The civil aviation ministry has asked airlines to take action in case of an abnormal surge in airfares to and from Bhubaneswar in view of the three-train crash in Odisha's Balasore on Friday evening. The ministry also advised airlines not to levy penal charges for cancellation and rescheduling of air tickets. Read more

David Warner stuns by announcing Test retirement date ahead of WTC final vs India

Australia opener David Warner has dropped a retirement bombshell just four days before the start of the much-anticipated World Test Championship Final at The Oval against India. Warner on Saturday revealed that he has decided to end his long and illustrious Test career with plans to bid adieu to the format at the end of the upcoming Australian summer. Read more

Anurag Kashyap pens heartfelt note on completing three decades in Mumbai: ‘Have been figuring ever since’

Anurag Kashyap is one of the most well-known directors working in Bollywood today. The director shared a throwback on his Instagram on Saturday to mark a special day in his life when he had first arrived in Bombay. He recounted that it was in June 3, 1993 when he had landed in Dadar station and life took a turn from there forever. Read more

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