New Delhi: Employees’ representatives of the Airports Authority of India (AAI) on Wednesday asked the government to clarify whether Delhi and Mumbai airports fell within the ambit of the official tripartite panel set up on the issue of modernisation of airports.
Following insistence on the issue by the AAI employees’ joint forum representatives in the nine-member tripartite committee, its chairman and AAI’s director (planning) AK Misra adjourned the meeting till March 29.
22/03/06 Financial Express
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