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Mergers, acquisitions, and closures. Indian aviation has witnessed a substantial churn between 2006 and 2024. 10 airlines have gone belly-up over the period, and five have been acquired by competitors. Several high-profile airline buyouts and mergers reflect the challenges the highly competitive aviation industry continues to face. Call it consolidation or call it a shake-up, these mergers were often aimed at strengthening the position of the surviving brands, addressing their financial difficulties and increasing their market share. (Image: Reuters)

While multiple full-service and low-cost carriers have struggled with rising fuel Aviation Turbine Fuel (ATF), high operating costs, and intense price competition. The COVID-19 pandemic strained finances, with many airlines having to seek government bailouts or shutter down. Experts say India’s aviation sector faces some of the highest operating costs in the world, including fuel taxes, airport charges, and aircraft leasing costs. The supply chain constraints have hurt the fleet expansion &amp; capacity addition plans of airlines further straining their finances. Take a look some of the mergers in Indian skies. (Image: Reuters)

No 1. Airlines: Indian Airlines with Air India | Year: 2007 | The merger of the then state-owned Indian Airlines with Air India was part of a move to create a national carrier capable of competing on the global stage. However, the merger led to significant operational and financial challenges, including bureaucratic hurdles, redundancies, and cultural mismatches within the two organisations. (Image: Reuters)

No 2. Airlines:  Air Sahara with Jet Airways | Year: 2007 | In one of the most high-profile acquisitions, Jet Airways took over Air Sahara in a second buyout attempt. However, the merger did not result in long-term success for Jet Airways, which eventually shut down in 2019 due to financial difficulties. This also marked the closure of the subsidiary JetLite (erstwhile Air Sahara). The Supreme Court on October 7, 2024 ordered for liquidation of Jet Airways. (Image: Reuters)

No 3. Alines: Air Deccan with Kingfisher Airlines | Year: 2007 | Kingfisher Airlines acquired low-cost carrier Air Deccan, marking a shift towards premium offerings. Kingfisher's rapid expansion, however, was unsustainable, leading to its eventual shutdown in 2012 and with that of Air Deccan, which was renamed as Kingfisher Red, as well.

No 4. AirAsia India with Air India Express | Year: 2024 | The merger of AirAsia India, which was renamed as AIX Connect, with Air India Express marked the increasing consolidation in the low-cost carrier market. This was part of efforts to streamline operations under the larger Air India Group umbrella, after the acquisition of the Government run airline Air India along with its international budget subsidiary Air India Express by the Tata Group.

No 5. Alines: Vistara with Air India | Year: 2024 | The merger of Vistara, a joint venture between Tata Group and Singapore Airlines, with Air India signalled the expansion of the Tata Group in Indian aviation. Vistara posted losses for all fiscal years ever since its inception. Announcing the decision to merge Vistara with Air India, Singapore Airlines, which will hold 25.1 per cent stake in Air India, had said it was finding difficult for Vistara to continue to function as an independent brand in India and that the merger was the best way forward. Below are major airlines that had to cease operations due to a mix of financial difficulties, poor management, and market conditions.

No 6. Carrier: Kingfisher Airlines | Year: 2012 | Kingfisher Airlines, once a high-flying premium carrier, shut down due to mounting debts, mismanagement, and poor financial health. Despite a successful start, the airline failed to sustain its operations, and its bankruptcy marked a significant collapse in the Indian aviation sector.

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No 9. Carrier: Paramount Airways | Year: 2010 | Paramount Airways, a regional carrier, ceased operations after failing to achieve profitability and struggling with the high costs of running a full-service airline.

No 10. Carrier: Air Costa | Year: 2017 | A regional airline focused on South India, Air Costa struggled with financial sustainability and halted operations in 2017 after facing mounting losses.

No 11. Carrier: Air Pegasus | Year: 2016 | Another regional carrier based in South India, Air Pegasus suspended its operations in 2016 due to financial constraints and the inability to maintain a sustainable business model.

No 12. Carrier: Air Carnival | Year: 2017 | Based in Chennai, Air Carnival was a regional carrier that began operations in 2015. It faced challenges such as low capacity, financial constraints, and competition from larger airlines, leading to its shutdown within a year.

No 13. Carrier: Mantra | Year: 2017 | Mantra, a regional airline that operated on the South and West Indian routes, failed to overcome market challenges and ceased operations due to financial difficulties.

No 14. Carrier: TruJet | Year 2023 | TruJet, a regional airline operating in the southern part of India, struggled to scale up its operations and eventually ceased flying in 2023 after failing to recover after the COVID-19 pandemic.

No 15. Carrier: Air Odisha | Year: 2021 | A regional airline serving smaller cities in India, Air Odisha suspended its operations due to financial difficulties exacerbated by the pandemic.

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In a unique tribute to Donald Trump's victory in the 2024 US Presidential election, an artist from Visakhapatnam has created an extraordinary portrait of the new President using millet grains. Moka Vijay Kumar, a renowned &quot;millet artist,&quot; used his innovative technique to craft the portrait of Trump, using seven varieties of millets. Known for his unconventional artistic style, Kumar's tribute highlights his respect for the US President. (Image: Local18)

Speaking with Local18, Kumar shared, &quot;I have deep admiration for President Trump. To celebrate his victory, I wanted to create something truly special, and that’s how I came up with the idea of using millets for the portrait. It took me two full days to finish this artwork, and I plan to send it to President Trump as a gift.” (Image: Local18)

Kumar, who works for the Indian Railways, made a name for himself with his millet-based portraits, a craft he developed after initially experimenting with simple drawings. Over time, he honed his skills to create intricate and detailed images of famous figures using the humble grain. (Image: Local18)

Kumar, has already created millet portraits of around 50 prominent personalities, including notable figures such as Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Ratan Tata, Dr APJ Abdul Kalam, Chandrababu Naidu, Pawan Kalyan, and Dr BR Ambedkar. His recent participation in the G20 summit held in Visakhapatnam earned him praise from PM Modi. Additionally, Vijay Kumar was awarded the Indian Book of Records 2024 for his innovative approach to using millets in art. (Image: Local18)

&quot;I take immense joy in creating these millet artworks. It’s an honor to depict such iconic figures through this medium,&quot; said Vijay, reflecting on his journey with this unique form of expression.

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A whopping 1574 cricketers, including 1165 Indians, have signed up for the mega auction ahead of the Indian Premier League 2025 which will be held in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, on November 24 and 25, the BCCI announced on Tuesday.The list includes 320 capped players, 1,224 uncapped players and 30 players from the Associate Nations. Among the capped players, 48 are from India. Moreover, 965 uncapped players of the country will also be part of the auction. The player registration officially closed on Monday and a total of 409 overseas players will also go under the hammer.

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The IPL 2025 mega auction will be held in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, on November 24 and 25. This is the second successive year the auction is being held overseas as Dubai hosted the previous one ahead of the IPL 2024. A total of 1,574 cricketers (1,165 Indian and 409 overseas) have been signed up for the auction, which will clash with the third and fourth day’s play of the first Test between India and Australia in Perth, which begins on November 22. Each franchise will be able to form a maximum squad of 25 players (including respective retained players), and a total of 204 slots will be up for grabs from the auction. Among all the players who will be in fray, here are the 10 players who are likely to get the highest bids from the IPL teams. 

#5 | Mitchell Starc | Base Price: Rs 2 crore | 

#9 | Bhuvneshwar Kumar (Image: IPL/BCCI)| 

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