Why is India considered to be unfavorable?
In my latest blog post, I discussed why India is often considered unfavorable by some people. The reasons include the high population density, which can lead to issues like pollution and overcrowding. Additionally, the country faces socio-cultural challenges, such as gender inequality and caste-based discrimination. Corruption and bureaucracy further contribute to India's unfavorable image. Despite these issues, it's essential to acknowledge the country's rich history and potential for growth.
Would a plane takeoff with only one passenger in India?
This article examines whether a plane could take off with only one passenger in India. The answer is yes, as long as the passenger fulfills all safety requirements. The Indian Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has no rules that restrict the number of passengers on a domestic flight. Airlines are allowed to fly with only one passenger on board, as long as the passenger pays the full fare and meets the requirements for the minimum number of crew members. Airlines are also required to ensure that all safety precautions are followed and that the aircraft is fit for take-off. In addition, the flight must be declared as non-commercial, with the passenger only paying the cost of the fuel and the crew's wages.