Bikini Airline Coming to India

Vietjet, a Vietnamese airline, which is infamously called the ‘Bikini Airline’, has announced its plans of staring services to India very soon. The airline is infamous for the use of bikini-clad flight attendants and pilots.

Started in Vietnam in 2011, Vietjet became the country’s second largest airline in no time, all thanks to the free publicity it gained due to the use of bikini-clad air hostesses. The airlines’ founder, female billionaire entrepreneur Nguyen Thi Phung Thao, became the country’s second richest person, after starting this airline.

The company has a fleet of 55 A320 and A321 aircrafts, and runs 385 flights on 82 domestic and international routes. VietJet currently commands 40 per cent of Vietnam’s domestic market and is likely to become the country’s biggest domestic carrier very soon.

Vietjet came under great heat for its on-board fashion shows which featured models in bikinis, swimsuits, walking down the aisle. The airline also publishes an annual calendar featuring bikini-clad models, flight attendants and ground staff.

The low cost airline has announced direct flights between New Delhi and Ho Chi Minh City. Four flights per week will be started in July this year. Plans are also being considered for expanding operations to other Indian cities based on the initial response


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Beyond Cake & Balloons: Prakash Raj’s Birthday with a Cause

March 26, 2024

While most celebrate birthdays with cake and balloons, actor Prakash Raj chose a different path for his recent one. In a heartwarming display of solidarity, Prakash Raj extended his support to Sonam Wangchuk, a prominent educationist and environmental activist from Ladakh, who is currently on a hunger strike.

Sonam Wangchuk’s 21-day hunger strike demands statehood for Ladakh alongside four other crucial points. Ladakh, a region known for its breathtaking natural beauty, is currently a Union Territory. However, residents fear that without statehood, the delicate ecosystem could be disrupted by unchecked development and exploitation of natural resources.

Raj’s birthday message wasn’t just a personal act; it brought much-needed attention to Wangchuk’s cause. Sharing a post captioned “It’s my birthday today…and I’m celebrating by showing solidarity with @Wangchuk66 and the people of Ladakh who are fighting for us…our country…our environment and our future. Let’s stand by them #justasking,” he urged others to stand with Ladakh in their fight for a sustainable future. This act of public support highlights the environmental concerns surrounding Ladakh and emphasizes the importance of responsible development.

Sonam Wangchuk’s specific demands include granting Ladakh the status of a tribal area under the 6th Schedule of the Indian Constitution. This designation would provide the region with greater autonomy in managing its land and resources, ensuring its unique cultural and environmental heritage is protected. While the path forward may be challenging, Prakash Raj’s birthday message serves as a reminder that collective action and unwavering voices can bring about positive change.