Air India's flight from Dhaka, Bangladesh has landed in Delhi. The flight has brought back&nbsp;129 passengers who were stranded in Dhaka.

India commenced its biggest evacuation operation on Thursday. The repatriation operation has been started by government of India with Air India to bring back Indian nationals stranded abroad.

<a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/over-190000-indians-will-be-brought-home-civil-aviation-minister-to-wion-297492">Also read:&nbsp;Over 190,000 Indians will be brought home: Civil aviation minister to Wion</a>

The main focus of the Vande Bharat operation is to bring back Indians from the Gulf countries, Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Kuwait, Muscat, Bahrain, Malaysia, Philippines, Bangladesh, the US and the UK.

People stranded in&nbsp;Russia, Germany, Thailand, France, Spain, Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan will also be repatriated next week.

First two flights landed in Kerala on Thursday night and brought back more than 550 Indians. Third Air India AI381 flight from Singapore also landed in Delhi around 12pm on Friday.&nbsp;This was followed by a flight from Dhaka, Riyadh and&nbsp;Manama.

Till now, three days after bookings opened, a total of 67,833 requests have been registered for repatriation. The operation is supposed to continue for one more week.

Air India's flight from Dhaka, Bangladesh has landed in Delhi. The flight has brought back 129 passengers who were stranded in Dhaka. India commenced its biggest evacuation operation on Thursday.

Air India's flight from Dhaka, Bangladesh has landed in Delhi. The flight has brought back 129 passengers who were stranded in Dhaka. India commenced its biggest evacuation operation on Thursday. The repatriation operation has been started by government of India with Air India to bring back Indian nationals stranded abroad. Also read: Over 190,000 Indians will be brought home: Civil aviation minister to Wion The main focus of the Vande Bharat operation is to bring back Indians from the Gulf countries, Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Kuwait, Muscat, Bahrain, Malaysia, Philippines, Bangladesh, the US and the UK. People stranded in Russia, Germany, Thailand, France, Spain, Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan will also be repatriated next week. First two flights landed in Kerala on Thursday night and brought back more than 550 Indians. Third Air India AI381 flight from Singapore also landed in Delhi around 12pm on Friday. This was followed by a flight from Dhaka, Riyadh and Manama. Till now, three days after bookings opened, a total of 67,833 requests have been registered for repatriation. The operation is supposed to continue for one more week.

Air India's flight from Dhaka brings back 129 stranded Indians

The airline is sitting on a debt pile of around Rs 58,000 crore, besides huge accumulated losses running into thousands of crores. Currently, the Government of India holds a 100 per cent stake in the airline, and its subsidiary Air India Express.

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Air India's flight from Dhaka brings back 129 stranded Indians

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