Discount on Air India Tickets.....

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Government of India
Ministry of Civil Aviation

02-May-2012 16:59 IST

Discount on Air India Tickets

Shri Ajit Singh, the Minister of Civil Aviation informed Lok Sabha today in a written reply that Air India offers 50% discount on basic fare component of full normal economy class fare to Senior Citizens who have attained the age of 63 years and above on the date of commencement of travel and 50% discount on basic fare component of full normal economy class fare to students upto 26 years of age, applicable for travel between home town and place of study only.

The Minister further informed that Air India also offers concessions to other categories on domestic sectors to Senior Citizens, Students, Blind passengers, Cancer patient, Armed Forces, Armed Forces Bravery Awardees, Locomotor Disability, General Reserve Engineering Force, Sport Personnel –North East, Water Disabled Officers, Arjuna Awardees, War Widows, Para Military Force, Police Medal for Gallantry, Civilian Gallantry Awards and Youth passenger. Besides this, Air India also offers 100% discount on total fare to Bharat Ratna Awardees, Golden Tributes Card Holders (living members of Constituent Assembly of India) and Ex-Andaman Freedom Fighters or to Widows of Ex-Andaman Freedom Fighters.

Air India estimates that approximately 811 persons travelled during the period January to March 2012 which accounts for about 0.036% of its total carriage. It is not possible to estimate a loss as the carriage on account of these discounts would possibly be incremental and not termed as a loss, the Minister informed the Members.

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The Indian Laws with Year - Study material for various departmental Examination

Name of Act	Year
Reserve Bank of India Act	1934.
State Bank of India Act	1955.
Reserve Bank of India (Amendment) Act	2006.
Regional Rural Banks Act	1976
Companies Act	1956.
Indian Partnership Act	1932.
Indian Contract Act	1872
Prevention of Money Laundering Act	2002
Prevention of Money-Laundering (Amendment) Act	2005
Wild Life (Protection) Amendment Act	2006
Dowry Prohibition Act	1961
Hindu Marriage Act	1955
The Indian Divorce Act	1869
Special Marriage Act	1954
Copyright Act	1957
Arms Act	1959
Drugs and Cosmetics  Act	1940
Telecom Regulatory Authority of India Act	1997
Registration of Births and deaths Act	1969
Code of Civil Procedure	1908
Registration Act	1908
Public Records Act	1993
Railways Act	1989
Industrial Disputes Act	1947
Minimum Wages Act	1948
Seeds Act	1966.
The Notaries Act	1952
Trade Marks Act	1999
Information Technology Act,	2000
Hire-Purchase Act	1972
Payment of Bonus Act	1965
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In order to facilitate filing of RTI applications in Central Government public authorities by Indians living abroad, the Central Government has ‘in-principle’ agreed to start sale of Indian Postal Orders through internet on payment in foreign currency. 

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Gmail users will now be able to translate e-mails in foreign languages into the their own, with Google introducing a new feature. 

Google on its official Blog has said a new 'Translate message' header will be soon introduced in Gmail. 

"Over the next few days, everyone who uses Gmail will be getting the convenience of translation added to their email. The next time you receive a message in a language other than your own, just click on Translate message in the header at the top of the message," Jeff Chin, Product Manager, Google Translate, said. 

The idea mooted after Google introduced automatic message translation in Gmail Labs and prompted the labs team to go for a survey in which the teams found the necessity of Gmail message translation. 

"Since message translation was one of the most popular labs, we decided it was time to graduate from Gmail Labs and move into the real world. Over the next few days, everyone who uses Gmail will be getting the convenience of translation added to their email," Chin added. 

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