Abhishek Law is a Special Correspondent at Business Line. He specializes in infrastructure reporting with a focus on policy and corporate aspects of steel, rail, ports, cement, and real estate, while also occasionally covering health and education topics. Abhishek's work has been featured in India Rail Info, The Hindu, Business Line, Hindustan Times Syndication, MSN, and LiveMint.
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Abhishek's coverage is primarily focused on government announcements, data citations, and press releases related to business & industry, finance, transportation & logistics in India. He would likely be interested in pitches offering insights or exclusive information into government policies, infrastructure projects, import-export trends specific to India.
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By: Abhishek Law
Singapore Airlines CEO Goh Choon Phong highlighted that Air India's inability to use Pakistani airspace puts it at a disadvantage compared to foreign carriers. The closure has impacted Air India's operational costs and contributed to its mounting losses amidst broader industry challenges.
Air India is flying up to 5% fewer domestic flights and nearly 40% fewer international routes this summer versus a year ago, squeezed by a depleted fleet, soaring jet fuel costs, and wartime airspace closures.
By: Abhishek Law
Adani-operated Navi Mumbai International Airport (NMIAL) has received a green light from the country's civil aviation ministry's tariff regulatory
New Delhi, May 21 -- Air India is cutting domestic and international capacity this summer, flying up to 5% fewer flights on domestic routes and
Puneet Dalmia-led Dalmia Bharat Ltd, India's fourth-largest cement maker, has succeeded, in its third attempt, in acquiring cement assets of bankrupt Jaiprakash Associates Ltd from the Adani Group in a ₹ 2,850 crore deal.
Online travel giants like MakeMyTrip, ixigo, and Yatra are seeing a dip in air ticketing revenue as rising costs and geopolitical tensions push travelers to swap expensive Western trips for domestic and Southeast Asian alternatives.
By: Abhishek Law
AIESL accepted resignations of 180 engineers after 13 days of protests, but disputes over terminations, pay and career growth continue to keep workers off maintenance duties.
By: Abhishek Law, Dipali Banka
Higher fuel prices, Gulf airspace disruptions and a weak rupee are expected to pressure IndiGo's earnings as investors assess how much strain the airline can absorb.
NEW DELHI: GMR Airports Ltd outpaced rival Adani Airports Holdings Ltd in FY26 revenue growth, aided by revised tariffs for international passengers at Delhi airport, widening its lead among India's private airport operators.
A sharp fall in the rupee against the dollar, along with weak demand, hurt IndiGo's financial performance as the country's largest airline swung to losses, a first after it reported a loss in FY23.
