Ashwini Phadnis

The virtual world vs the real world

Ashwini Phadnis shares his views on the 75th AGM of the IATA that was held virtually

VVIP visits and traffic jams: Time to think out of the box?

Getting a passport no more a nightmare!

Are we paranoid about security?

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Dec 01, 2020

The virtual world vs the real world

May 21, 2013

VVIP visits and traffic jams: Time to think out of the box?

Feb 14, 2014

Getting a passport no more a nightmare!

Apr 16, 2013

Are we paranoid about security?

Dec 01, 2020

The virtual world vs the real world

May 21, 2013

VVIP visits and traffic jams: Time to think out of the box?

Feb 14, 2014

Getting a passport no more a nightmare!

Apr 16, 2013

Are we paranoid about security?

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