Govt wants to make civil aviation accessible and affordable for Indians: Scindia

Dusk is falling in the city of Darbhanga, the usual traffic on the roads is slowly gaining momentum, especially on the road leading to Ahilya Mandir, as it fills up with white taxis carrying tourists around the city. Darbhanga, the cultural and musical capital of Bihar, is not new to seeing Indian and foreign tourists on its streets. A town known for huge trade in fish, mango and makhana, it has been a place of attraction for historians and culture enthusiasts. But what is new in the town is the soaring sound of a white bird flying in the sky, carrying not just hundreds of passengers every day, but thousands of aspirations and millions of opportunities with it.