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Hyderabad, Dec 10 th  2025 :  Yupp Video Services (YVS), YuppTV's B2B technology arm and a global leader in white-label OTT platforms and streaming solutions , is proud to announce its strategic partnership with Chaupal, one of India's fastest-growing regional OTT platforms specializing in Punjabi, Haryanvi, and Bhojpuri content. This collaboration marks a significant milestone in Chaupal's journey as it overhauled its entire technology stack to support its next phase of aggressive growth. After three years of rapid expansion, Chaupal recognized the need to transform its technology foundation, with an aim to scale up while delivering an even better user experience. YVS helped Chaupal build a fully custom tech instance specifically designed for their unique requirements. Joining forces, the teams created a modern, flexible, next-generation platform delivered across 25+ devices. YVS introduced faster and more customizable apps and improved video playback performance. Chaupal ...

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Several IndiGo flights are being canceled throughout India due to new safety rules that have been put in place for pilots. A DGCA regulation specifies that the pilots will be given more rest time and that night flying hours will be reduced in order to reduce fatigue and ensure the safety of flights.  IndiGo flies over 2,200 trips a day, mostly at night and early in the morning, so when pilots are prevented from flying as usual, hundreds of flights get delayed or cancelled. Despite bad weather, airport crowds, and small tech issues, the airline admits the new rules hit them worse because they kept pilot hiring low and rosters too tight. Over 500 flights have been cancelled in recent days. To fix crew gaps, IndiGo will cut some flights from December 8 to February 10, 2026. The DGCA is watching closely and asking for regular updates. Flights on other airlines are fewer and less night-focused. If you're flying IndiGo, check your status on their app or site often. Ensure you arrive ...