NEW DELHI: The civil aviation ministry’s plan to allow new airlines to operate international services has run into rough weather, with the defence, home and the external affairs ministries resisting the move. The railway and law ministers are already opposing scrapping the proposal. The empowered group of ministers (eGOM) — headed by external affairs minister Pranab Mukherjee — looking into the matter was to meet on September 20, but the meeting has been postponed. No new date has been fixed for the eGOM meeting, said a government source.
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