Delhi International Airport to deploy taxibots as part of green aviation initiatives

Pune (Maharashtra) [India], March 9: During summer, refrigerators work harder than usual. Rising temperatures and frequent door opening -- whether to grab a cold drink or store leftovers -- put extra pressure on the appliance. An eco-friendly refrigerator is designed to handle this better, consuming less energy and using eco-friendly refrigerants without compromising on cooling. Brands like Haier, LG, and Samsung offer a solid range of options for those looking to upgrade.

New Delhi [India], March 9: India's aviation industry is witnessing historic momentum. With rapid airline expansion and the development of new terminals and greenfield airports, the country is entering a transformative phase of aviation growth.

According to a statement released by the Ministry of Civil Aviation, "Indian carriers are planning 50 flights for 9th March 2026" from the West Asia region. Passenger movement data for March 7, 2026, shows that a total of 51 inbound flights operated by Indian carriers arrived in India from the region. The flights carried a total of 8,175 passengers. For March 8, 2026, Indian carriers - Air India, Air India Express, Indigo, Spicejet and Akasa - have planned 49 inbound flights from airports in the region, such as Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Ras Al Khaimah, Fujairah, Muscat and Jeddah, subject to operational feasibility and prevailing conditions, the statement informed.

Bengaluru (Karnataka) [India], March 7: As the global technology economy continues to expand, women remain significantly underrepresented in core technology roles such as data science, artificial intelligence, analytics, and emerging digital fields. Globally, women account for less than 25% of the technology workforce, with even lower representation in specialised areas like AI and advanced analytics.

New Delhi [India], March 5: In India, gender-based inclusion often tends to revolve around themes like hiring, leadership, mentorship, or return-to-work pathways. The physical workplace, where most day-to-day tasks are carried out, receives far less attention. Yet it can be argued that it is the most important determiner of workplace success; shaping how women employees go about their day, how they interact with colleagues, and how comfortable they feel taking on responsibility.