Operation Ganga To Bring Back 3726 Indians Today From War-Hit Ukraine, 3000+ Rescued So Far

India has increased the speed of evacuation Operation Ganga to rescue all Indian students from Ukraine through its Operation Ganga. Till now, more than 3000 Indians have came to their motherland and an additional 3726 will reach the country today on 19 flights.

Union Minister of Civil Aviation, Jyotiraditya M.Scindia is already in Romania to ensure the smooth evacuation process and safety of young nationals. He has given an update from his official twitter handle about the full schedule of flights operating today.

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Flights Scheduled Today Under Operation Ganga

• Total 8 IAF planes will reach Bucharest to pick up Indian students arriving from Ukraine
• Total of 5 flights from Indigo will arrive at Suceava and Rzeszow
• Only 1 from spicejet will reach Kosice under Operation Ganga
• Go First airways and Air India along with IAF planes will rescue students from Budapest

Early morning, a special flight from Poland has arrived India Gandhi International Airport, Delhi carrying students. A C-17 Globemaster III Indian aircraft has also brought back 200 students from Romania today. Three more Globemaster will arrive Poland, Hungary And Romania.

These 5 Ministers Are Leading 'Operation Ganga' From The Front

Along with Scindia, 3 more Ministers have also reached to neighborhood countries of Ukraine under Operation Ganga. Hardeep Singh Puri, General Vijay Kumar Singh and Kiren Rijiju is handling the process in Hungary, Poland, and Slovak republic respectively.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi himself is monitoring the entire operation and leading from the front.

Operation Ganga Helpline Numbers

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Indian nationals are getting complete support from India in the evacuation process. There are helpline numbers, and social media contacts to help every single Indian in Ukraine. 24x7 control centres are also set up for help across the borders of Ukraine.