Friday, 2 September 2011

Govt has no plan to privatise Air India



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CPI and BJP members slammed the government has reportedly said that it was doing nothing to help the bleeding 'Maharaja', which used to be a symbol of prestige.
The opposition has alleged in Lok Sabha there was a deliberate design to make  Air India bankrupt in order to privatise it, prompting the government to rule out privatisation, according to a report.
CPI and BJP members slammed the government has reportedly said that it was doing nothing to help the bleeding 'Maharaja', which used to be a symbol of prestige.

The Minister of State for Parliamentary Affairs, V. Narayanasamy has ruled out any move to privatise Air India and said the Government would provide “all possible support” to strengthen the carrier, says report.
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