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  Traditional airport designs focus on smooth passenger transfers. However, Air India is set to revolutionize this concept. In partnership with AccessRail, an intermodal interline agreement will allow travelers to seamlessly switch from flights to trains or buses for their onward journey. A single ticket covers flights and ground transportation, with baggage allowance matching the flight. This user-friendly service will soon be available via the airline's sales channels.   This initiative extends from India to numerous European countries, covering over a hundred cities in Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic, Germany, Hungary, Italy, and the UK. The network is accessible through Air India's European gateways including Amsterdam, Birmingham, London Heathrow, London Gatwick, Milan, and Vienna. This innovation is poised to redefine travel convenience and connectivity.   #TravelInnovation #AirRailLink #SeamlessJourney #TravelRevolution #IntermodalTravel #AirIndiaAccessRail #Con

  In a recent development, the Central Bureau of Investigation in India has exposed a distressing case of visa fraud linked to the French Embassy. The investigation led to the discovery of approximately €78,500 in cash at the residence of the perpetrator, Balwinder Singh Bartia, situated in Ludhiana.   This elaborate scheme targeted vulnerable individuals, including farmers and unemployed individuals from Punjab. The scammers deceitfully promised Schengen visas from the French Embassy in New Delhi in exchange for exorbitant sums ranging from 25 lakh INR to 45 lakh INR. These fraudsters even went to the extent of booking flight tickets to add a layer of credibility to their deception.   The investigation has led to the apprehension of six additional individuals involved in this fraudulent activity. Shockingly, two of the culprits were found to have connections with the Embassy of France. The issuance of these fraudulent visas occurred between January 1st and May 6, 2022. Alongside the c

In recent times, India has been witnessing a significant trend that has caught the attention of many economists and global analysts - the exodus of millionaires from the country. This sudden surge in wealthy individuals seeking greener pastures abroad has sparked debates and raised concerns about the factors driving this migration and its potential impact on the nation's economy. According to the 2023 Henley Private Wealth Migration Report, which monitors global trends in wealth and investment migration, India is projected to experience a significant outflow of millionaires, potentially resulting in the departure of around 6,500 high-net-worth individuals (HNWIs). According to the report, millionaires or high-net-worth individuals (HNWIs) are individuals with investable wealth totalling $1 million or above. These individuals often have the financial means and flexibility to consider international mobility and may explore opportunities to migrate or invest in other count

Exciting news awaits individuals aspiring to pursue higher education in France !  The French government has announced the extension of the post-study work visa from 2 to 5 years for master's degree holders or above and/ or someone who has studied for at least a semester in France. This initiative is expected to inspire a greater number of international students, including those from India, to pursue advanced education in France. India ranks among the top 20 countries from which students choose to study in France, and this figure continues to rise with each passing year. In a concerted effort to fortify their mutual bond, the administrations of France and India have jointly established a  cap of 30,000  students who may pursue studies in France until 2030. According to the latest reports, this implies that the aggregate enrollment of Indian students will be restricted to 30,000 until the year 2030. This policy change demonstrates France's commitment to attracting and  retai