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- Union Minister G.
- Kishan Reddy requested the Telangana government to appoint a nodal officer to expedite the development of a joint-use airfield in Adilabad.
- The planned site will serve Indian Air Force training purposes alongside civil aviation operations.
- The Airports Authority of India intends to construct a civil terminal and maintenance facility at the location.
- This infrastructure project includes comprehensive residential and support systems for personnel.
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G. Kishan Reddy
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“Ministry of Defence and the Ministry of Civil Aviation had already designated nodal officers to coordinate closely with the State government for the proposed project.”
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…to expedite the establishment of an Indian Air Force (IAF) Training Centre and a Joint User Airfield (JUA) for both civil and defence operations in Adilabad. In a press release issued on Sunday, Mr. Reddy said the Ministry of Defence and the Ministry of Civil Aviation had already designated nodal officers to coordinate closely with the State government for the proposed project. The defence infrastructure planned for the facility includes trainer aircraft, aircraft parking dispersals for visiting aircraft, weather shelters, hangars, an operational complex, training facilities and maintenance…
K. Laxman
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“the Narendra Modi-led Central government was pursuing a zero-tolerance policy against drug trafficking and had adopted a four-pronged strategy to make India drug-free by 2029”
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…menace Meanwhile, at a separate function in Hyderabad, Rajya Sabha member K. Laxman expressed concern over the growing menace of drug abuse among students and youth, particularly in schools and colleges. The MP said the Narendra Modi-led Central government was pursuing a zero-tolerance policy against drug trafficking and had adopted a four-pronged strategy to make India drug-free by 2029 - intelligence-driven enforcement operations, action against sources of synthetic drugs, reduction of drug demand through awareness and de-addiction measures, and stronger coordination and capacity-building among…
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