3 Things The Catch Up: IndiGo to submit 'full report' amid flight disruptions (11 Dec)
Dec 11, 2025
Today's highlights cover IndiGo's operational chaos, leading to mass cancellations and a demand for a full report. The alarming detainment of the Luthra brothers in Thailand is also examined, raising questions about extradition. In Lok Sabha, tensions flare over allegations of e-cigarette use among MPs. The podcast further delves into the shifting dynamics of India-US relations amid geopolitical challenges, plus Mexico's aggressive new tariffs on imports to support local businesses. A busy day in news!
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IndiGo's Operational Crisis
- IndiGo faces severe operational instability with staff shortages, mass cancellations, refund issues and government scrutiny.
- The Directorate General of Civil Aviation summoned CEO Peter Elbers and ordered a 10% cut in scheduled operations to protect passengers.
Luthra Brothers Detained In Thailand
- Lawyers for Saurabh and Gaurav Luthra said the brothers are law-abiding and did not intend to evade law enforcement after the Goa nightclub fire.
- They were detained in Thailand following an Indian request and face extradition and charges including culpable homicide.
Parliamentary Vaping Allegations
- A row erupted in the Lok Sabha after Anurag Thakur accused Trinamool MPs of vaping inside the house despite a ban.
- Speaker Om Birla asked for a written complaint and promised action after verification, underscoring procedural checks in parliament.