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Delhi Airport, also called the Indira Gandhi International Airport (DEL) after the former Prime Minister of India, is the primary airport operating in the Delhi territory. It is situated 16 Km from the New Delhi city centre. The structure takes up 5,106 acres and was inaugurated in 1962. Although an international airport, this airport also runs many domestic and cargo flights. It is the busiest airport in India in terms of passenger and cargo traffic.The airport is public and under the operation of Delhi International Airport Limited (DIAL), led by GRM Group. The Indira Gandhi International Airport is a hub for several carriers such as Air India, AirAsia, Go First, Alliance Air, IndiGo, Quikjet Airlines, SpiceJet and Vistara.The airport was awarded the special 2021 COVID-19 Airport Excellence Awards for instilling proper COVID-19 guidelines. The structure has three terminals operating several domestic and international flights. It has several facilities available for the travellers such as restaurants, shopping outlets, lounges, Wi-Fi, medical care, prayer room and ATMs.

Officially called the National Capital Territory (NCT), Delhi is spread over 1,484 Km and is the largest commercial centre in North India. It borders the states of Uttar Pradesh and Haryana. The National Capital Region (NCR) is the planning region consisting of satellite cities like Ghaziabad, Faridabad, Gurgaon and Noida, making the territory the largest metropolitan area in India. Old Delhi and New Delhi are the two components comprising the Delhi city. Delhi emerged as the capital of British India in the 20th Century.Situated at the heart of the country, Delhi is considered a historical city and is known for its heritage and rich culture. It is home to several historical monuments in the country. Delhi has several parks and picturesque structures that are significant tourist attractions today.While Old Delhi has old markets, lanes and ancient architectural styles, New Delhi is a highly modernised city with many new structures. Characterised by scorching summers and cold winters, Delhi is a tourist hub resplendent with enthralling sites and delectable food.Although Hindi is the most commonly spoken language in Delhi, a blend of different languages, particularly Punjabi, is spoken here. Dance and music have been assigned great significance owing to the cityís rich history. Delhi is also known for its delicious food. Several street foods like chhole bhature, poori aloo, golgappe, paranthas, kebabs and chaat entice individuals worldwide to travel to this fascinating city.

Silchar Airport (IXS) is also under the operation of the Indian Air Force besides being governed by the Airports Authority of India; hence, it is also a civil enclave airport.It functions as a domestic airport while also dealing with cargo transportation. Several airlines such as Air India, IndiGo and SpiceJet operate in this airport. It connects to various destinations all over the country, including Kolkata, Bengaluru, Delhi, Guwahati and Shillong.The Silchar Airport is spread over nearly 37 acres of land. The structure has only one domestic terminal. The airport provides travellers with numerous facilities like restaurants and shopping outlets selling local handicraft items.Travellers can take the Volvo air-conditioned bus services operated by the Assam State Transport Corporation (ASTC)to travel to and from the airport. You can also hail a taxi to the airport.

Located in the state of Assam, India, Silchar is the headquarters of District Cachar. It is located near the Surma River which borders Bangladesh. It was founded in 1832 by Captain Thomas Fisher. The city is spread over 26 Sq Km and is among the largest cities in the state of Assam.Indira Gandhi called the city ëIsland of Peaceí. The city has the worldís first polo club. Silchar was known as a tea town with several tea planters meeting at the Cachar Club. The city name is derived from Bengali words ëshilí, meaning ërockí and ëcharí, meaning ëislandí. Hence, the locals assigned the name ëShiler Chorí to the city, which eventually came to be known as ëSilcharí.The official language of the region is Bengali. Several industries, such as ONGC, Cachar Paper Mill (CPM) and local cane and bamboo enterprises, are based in Silchar. The climate of the region is tropical with hot summers, heavy monsoons and cool winters. However, the city witnesses heavy thunderstorms every year.Silchar is also home to Assam Universityís main campus. Established in 1994, the university has 17 schools and 35 postgraduate departments. Air India also operated the first all-women crew flight from Kolkata to Silchar in December 1985.