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Indian airline body urges government to speed up emergency funds

An Indian airline industry body is urging the government to accelerate emergency funding. The available report does not specify the funding mechanism, amount sought, intended beneficiaries or government response, leaving the scale and timing of any potential support unclear.

2026-10-07T20:05:02.851783-07:00

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