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World Cup: Over 1.7k Non-scheduled Flight Movements In City Airport In Last 6 Months | Jaipur News
Jaipur: Jaipur International Airport (JIA) has witnessed movement of over 1,700 non-scheduled flights (private or chartered flights) since March, said officials on Friday.
JIA witnessed 170 non-scheduled flight movements in March, followed by 160 in April, 844 in May, 300 in June, 398 in July, and 445 in August. “The movement of non-scheduled flights is rising due to various activities taking place in the city and the tourist and wedding seasons,” said an airport official.
In August, JIA handled 4.3 lakh passengers, 23% higher than in August 2022. “Of the 425,958 passenger movements last month, 35,562 were international passengers,” he added. TNN
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JIA witnessed 170 non-scheduled flight movements in March, followed by 160 in April, 844 in May, 300 in June, 398 in July, and 445 in August. “The movement of non-scheduled flights is rising due to various activities taking place in the city and the tourist and wedding seasons,” said an airport official.
In August, JIA handled 4.3 lakh passengers, 23% higher than in August 2022. “Of the 425,958 passenger movements last month, 35,562 were international passengers,” he added. TNN
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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has been accused of deflecting attention from his government’s ties to radicals and its indulgence of violence-espousing Khalistanis by making baseless allegations against India. The Khalistan movement, which seeks a separate Sikh homeland, has minimal support among Sikhs in India, according to a poll by the Pew Research Centre. However, the movement is being kept alive overseas through the funding and support of Pakistan, as well as the inaction of countries such as Canada, the UK, the US, Australia, and New Zealand. India should pressure these countries to rein in Khalistani militancy.
