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Zinal Dedhia
Zinal Dedhia is a special correspondent covering India’s aviation, logistics, shipping, and e-commerce sectors. She holds a master’s degree from Nottingham Trent University, UK. Outside the newsroom, she loves exploring new places and experimenting in the kitchen.
License Turbulence For India’s Two Upcoming International Airports
Navi Mumbai and Noida International Airports are grounded without the essential aerodrome...
India’s US Export Dreams On Pause Amid US-China Tariff Truce
US-China tariff cuts threaten India’s hopes of capturing American orders, leaving...
‘First, Do the Homework’ Say Experts As India Eyes Small Aircraft Manufacturing
India’s ambition to build its own regional aircraft is bold, but without clear data,...
Monsoon Test Looms Over Navi Mumbai Airport Debut: Will It Take Off?
Originally slated for an April inauguration, later pushed to May, the Adani Group, which...
Indian Logistics Firms Betting Big On Dark Stores, But Without An Actual Roadmap
Will more dark stores become a profitable new way of logistics, or another money-burning...
Air India’s Clogged Toilets: Passengers May Not Be To Blame Entirely
While there are instances of passengers stuffing objects down aeroplane loos, the incident...
India Faces Acute Pilot Shortage Amid Aviation Expansion
The country is projected to require over 1,000 new pilots annually for the next five years...
Can India Post’s Makeover Keep Pace With Today’s Fast Logistics?
The government wants to leverage India Post’s vast network, but it wouldn’t be without...
Can New Rules Uncomplicate Aircraft Leasing In India?
The bill aims to streamline aircraft financing, boost investor confidence, and reduce...
Leadership Gaps To Finding Direction: Air India’s Dreams Need Much Groundwork
How did the airline, launched with ambitious goals, transform from a trailblazer in Indian...
Shein, Temu Hit As US Ends De Minimis. What Are India’s Rules Like?
India’s import threshold amid US postal service suspensions from China and Hong Kong
US-China Tariff Wars May Benefit Some Key Sectors In India
But these geopolitical uncertainties also come with a downside and India must be prepared.