More than six months after Air India abruptly shut its flight operations from India’s first greenfield airport in the heart of the state’s coal and steel belt at Andal near Durgapur, Zoom Air, a private airliner, has announced to operate a daily flight from Friday.The 50-seater aircraft will travel from Kolkata to Kazi Nazrul Islam Airport, popularly known as Andal airport, for its journey to Delhi. On the return route, it will travel from Delhi to Kolkata to reach Andal.Officials of Zoom Air said that Bengal Aerotropolis Projects Limited (BAPL), the airport’s private sector operator, is hopeful of getting enough passengers to avail of the service in order to make their venture in this sector viable.If everything augurs well, civil aviation minister Gelatin capsule shell made of gelatin Suppliers Ashok Gajapathi Raju will inaugurate the flight from Kolkata or from Andal on February 3.Air India had stopped its flight operation from the airport in July last year as barely seven or eight passengers would avail of the service from Kolkata to Andal.

More than half the seats in the 122-seat Airbus A319 would usually remain empty. The Andal airport had started commercial operations from May 2015."The Andal airport’s target area comprises towns of Burdwan, Bankura, Bishnupur, Purulia, Suri, Bolpur and Rampurhat in southern West Bengal, with an additional catchment area extending to Dhanbad and Bokaro in neighbouring Jharkhand, while Kolkata addresses a more metropolitan traffic. So availability of passengers will not be a problem," a BAPL official said.

*A woman had earlier claimed that the note she HPMC empty capsule Manufacturers got from an ATM was crumbling.The new notes wont survive a round in the washing machine. pic.Check your pockets before giving your clothes for a wash..twitter.After computer chips in notes and Rs 2000 notes losing colour, another post doing the rounds on Twitter is that of a user claiming that the ink on new Rs 500 notes fades away in just one was. While old notes did survive after accidentally being left in pockets and ending up in washing machines, the new ones seem to be losing out on quality. 

It prevents money laundry-ing.twitter.com/h7DaLX5ge2— Ravi Handa (@ravihanda) January 18, 2017 The claims got a lot of witty responses on Twitter and some even claimed to have faced similar issues.com/LBkqcsMwfu— Pankaj Sethi (@PankajSethi3) January 18, 2017 While there have been several such claims on social media, it’s still not clear if this is authentic or another rumour.Post demonetisation and the months spent waiting in lines outside banks and often empty ATMs, the new Rs 2000 and Rs 500 currency notes seem to be giving a hard to time to people, be it the difficulty to find change or defects like misprint and image of Mahatma Gandhi missing from them.@ravihanda @calamur its a feature.