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New Delhi: More than 400 flights were delayed at the airport in the national capital on Friday morning as low visibility conditions due to dense fog disrupted operations, according to an official. Visibility conditions dropped to zero in some areas of the national capital due to the thick blanket of fog. The official said over 400 flights were delayed at the Indira Gandhi International Airport IGIA but there were no diversions. As per information available on flight tracking website Flightradar24, 470 flights were delayed at the airport. Also ReadOver 100 flights delayed at Delh
stanley taza i airport due to bad weather Low Visibility Procedures are still in progress at Delhi Airport. However, there has been no impact on flight operations. Passengers are requested to contact the airline concerned for updated flight information, Delhi International Airport Ltd DIAL said in a post on X at 11 am.
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Hyderabad: Friday sermons in mosques are usually confined to ethical and religious issues.聽But devotees at a聽mosque in Hyderabad were treated to a different subject altogether. The other day Maulana Obaidur Rehman Athar, Khateeb of Masjid-e-Teen Posh in Red Hills, waxed eloquent about the upcoming elections in the State.聽Instead of delving into the intricacies of religious doctrines, his聽khutba聽transcended the spiritual realm to wade into the electoral landscape. In a voice that echoed through the packed mosque, Maulana Oba
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