No more rights to foreign carriers in India. Why?

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India says it has no plans to provide any more flying rights or 'bilateral rights' to foreign airlines, as the country wants its own carriers to become global players. This episode is being hosted by Prasid Banerjee.

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No more rights to foreign carriers in India. Why?

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