<p>NASA’s 47-year-old Voyager 1 spacecraft established communication with Earth on October 24 using a 1981 radio transmitter after a technical issue resulted in a days-long disruption in contact, as the team continues to resolve the issue.</p>

<p>Launched in September 1977, components of Voyager 1 were turned off to conserve power, enabling it to send back data from 15 billion miles away from Earth.</p>

<p>It is the farthest spacecraft from Earth that continues to observe interstellar space. In recent months, it has faced many technical issues due to its age, however, the team keeps resolving the issues creatively so it continues its journey through the space.</p>

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<h2>Voyager 1 faces technical issues</h2>

<p>On October 16, the team sent a command to turn on its heater, which helps reverse radiation damage to the spacecraft. This triggered the autonomous fault protection system, which shut down some non-essential systems to conserve power. The team discovered the issue when the Deep Space Network could not detect the spacecraft’s response signal on October 18, reported CNN.</p>

<p>The communication with Voyager 1 is overlooked at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Southern California through the Deep Space Network. The spacecraft takes about 23 hours to communicate a message one way.</p>

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<p>Voyager 1 has been using an X-band radio transmitter to communicate, while the S-band, which uses a different frequency hasn’t been used since 1981 as its signal is much weaker.</p>

<p>While the Voyager 1’s team were not sure whether the S-band signal could be detected, Deep Space Network engineers detected the signal and were able to locate the spacecraft.</p>

<p>“The S-band signal is too weak to use long-term,” said Bruce Waggoner, the Voyager mission assurance manager. “So far, the team has not been able to use it to get telemetry (information about the health and status of the spacecraft), let alone science data. But it allows us to at least send commands and make sure the spacecraft is still pointed at Earth.”</p>

<p>The team will not turn on the X-band transmitter until it figures out what triggered the fault protection system, which may take weeks.</p>

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NASA’s 47-year-old Voyager 1 spacecraft established communication with Earth on October 24 using a 1981 radio transmitter after a technical issue resulted in a days-long disruption in contact, as the team continues to resolve the issue.

NASA’s 47-year-old Voyager 1 spacecraft established communication with Earth on October 24 using a 1981 radio transmitter after a technical issue resulted in a days-long disruption in contact, as the team continues to resolve the issue. Launched in September 1977, components of Voyager 1 were turned off to conserve power, enabling it to send back data from 15 billion miles away from Earth. It is the farthest spacecraft from Earth that continues to observe interstellar space. In recent months, it has faced many technical issues due to its age, however, the team keeps resolving the issues creatively so it continues its journey through the space. Also read | New Mars photo shows the dying spot of a chopper...and a mission's kick-off point Voyager 1 faces technical issues On October 16, the team sent a command to turn on its heater, which helps reverse radiation damage to the spacecraft. This triggered the autonomous fault protection system, which shut down some non-essential systems to conserve power. The team discovered the issue when the Deep Space Network could not detect the spacecraft’s response signal on October 18, reported CNN. The communication with Voyager 1 is overlooked at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Southern California through the Deep Space Network. The spacecraft takes about 23 hours to communicate a message one way. Also read | NASA captures eerie green swirls from space on Nevada Lake. Here's what it is Voyager 1 has been using an X-band radio transmitter to communicate, while the S-band, which uses a different frequency hasn’t been used since 1981 as its signal is much weaker. While the Voyager 1’s team were not sure whether the S-band signal could be detected, Deep Space Network engineers detected the signal and were able to locate the spacecraft. “The S-band signal is too weak to use long-term,” said Bruce Waggoner, the Voyager mission assurance manager. “So far, the team has not been able to use it to get telemetry (information about the health and status of the spacecraft), let alone science data. But it allows us to at least send commands and make sure the spacecraft is still pointed at Earth.” The team will not turn on the X-band transmitter until it figures out what triggered the fault protection system, which may take weeks. (With inputs from agencies)

NASA’s Voyager 1 re-establishes contact using 1981 radio transmitter

Numerous people rushed to the Bank of Ireland as a result of an unforeseen tech issue and used ATMs to withdraw significant sums of money even though they didn't have enough money in their accounts. On August 15, numerous images and videos showed lengthy lines at ATMs all around the nation. Although the Bank of Ireland stated that there was a 500 Euro daily withdrawal cap, some users claimed they were able to withdraw up to double that amount. Some customers with low balances could withdraw 1,000 euros in cash.

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<p>One day after leaving Portsmouth for a four-month deployment to the US, the £3 billion Royal Navy aircraft carrier HMS Prince of Wales experienced mechanical difficulties.</p>

<p>As the Royal Navy conducts "investigations into an emergent technical issue," the 65,000-ton warship has remained on the south coast drill area close to the Isle of Wight, a spokesperson said on Sunday. They choose not to add more commentary.</p>

<p>According to the Navy Lookout news site, divers have been investigating the 930-foot carrier after a propeller shaft was reportedly damaged.</p>

<p>As reported by the Guardian, the ship, which is the biggest warship in the <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/halsey-suffers-food-poisoning-before-uk-festival-performance-511046">British</a> Navy and the Nato's flagship carrier, has a history of issues and was left stuck at Portsmouth at the end of 2020 after flooding in the engine room damaged the electrics. After springing leaks twice in five months, the carrier reportedly spent less than 90 days at sea during its first two years of operation.</p>

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<p>It was scheduled to go across the Atlantic with a 1,600-person crew, making stops in Halifax, Canada, New York, and the Caribbean. The crew will participate in a program using unmanned technologies and F-35B fighters to train alongside the US military and the Royal Canadian Navy.</p>

<p>The ship was given an energetic sendoff as it sailed through the Victorious music festival on Southsea Common in Portsmouth.</p>

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<p>The HMS Prince of Wales and HMS Queen Elizabeth are both ships in the UK's carrier strike group, which will deploy to the Baltic and Mediterranean this fall.<br />
Cold Response 22, its first drill, took place there. In addition to being able to engage in fierce combat, it is anticipated to function in a variety of situations like giving humanitarian help and disaster relief.</p>

<p><strong>Also WATCH |&nbsp;Two Air France pilots suspended for cockpit brawl during Geneva-Paris flight</strong></p>

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One day after leaving Portsmouth for a four-month deployment to the US, the £3 billion Royal Navy aircraft carrier HMS Prince of Wales experienced mechanical difficulties.

One day after leaving Portsmouth for a four-month deployment to the US, the £3 billion Royal Navy aircraft carrier HMS Prince of Wales experienced mechanical difficulties. As the Royal Navy conducts "investigations into an emergent technical issue," the 65,000-ton warship has remained on the south coast drill area close to the Isle of Wight, a spokesperson said on Sunday. They choose not to add more commentary. According to the Navy Lookout news site, divers have been investigating the 930-foot carrier after a propeller shaft was reportedly damaged. As reported by the Guardian, the ship, which is the biggest warship in the British Navy and the Nato's flagship carrier, has a history of issues and was left stuck at Portsmouth at the end of 2020 after flooding in the engine room damaged the electrics. After springing leaks twice in five months, the carrier reportedly spent less than 90 days at sea during its first two years of operation. Also read | Electricity prices hit record highs in Europe, affect supply chains, spark fears of fertiliser shortage It was scheduled to go across the Atlantic with a 1,600-person crew, making stops in Halifax, Canada, New York, and the Caribbean. The crew will participate in a program using unmanned technologies and F-35B fighters to train alongside the US military and the Royal Canadian Navy. The ship was given an energetic sendoff as it sailed through the Victorious music festival on Southsea Common in Portsmouth. There isn’t much that will stop a crowd of @Sugababes fans #victoriousfestival, except @HMSPWLS going past! ❤️⚓️😂 pic.twitter.com/Bb3PV5Fq9u — Naval Base Commander of HMNB Portsmouth (@CdreJohnVoyce) August 27, 2022 × The HMS Prince of Wales and HMS Queen Elizabeth are both ships in the UK's carrier strike group, which will deploy to the Baltic and Mediterranean this fall. Cold Response 22, its first drill, took place there. In addition to being able to engage in fierce combat, it is anticipated to function in a variety of situations like giving humanitarian help and disaster relief. Also WATCH | Two Air France pilots suspended for cockpit brawl during Geneva-Paris flight

The HMS Prince of Wales breaks down a day after leaving Portsmouth

<p>An Indian airlines flight, IndiGo, travelling from Sharjah, UAE, to India's Hyderabad city had to divert to Pakistan’s Karachi after the pilot reported a technical defect.</p>

<p>In a statement, the airlines said that the plane made a precautionary landing in Karachi and all the passengers are safe.&nbsp;According to sources from Pakistan Civil Aviation Authority, the right engine of the aircraft had failed.</p>

<p>"IndiGo flight 6E-1406, operating from Sharjah to Hyderabad was diverted to Karachi. The pilot observed a technical defect. Necessary procedures were followed and as a precaution, the aircraft was diverted to Karachi. An additional flight is being sent to Karachi to fly the passengers to Hyderabad," the airline said in a release.</p>

<p>The engine had issues as soon as the pilots achieved cruising altitude while passing over Pakistani airspace, following which they took a professional decision to divert to Karachi instead of putting the life at risk of over 100 passengers when flying over the Arabian sea, sources said.</p>

<p>The passengers were shifted to the transit lounge 35 minutes after the landing. The Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) engineers barred the plane from flying upon landing.</p>

<p><strong>Watch |&nbsp;Indigo flight lands in Karachi due to a technical defect</strong></p>

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<p>The troubled aircraft was placed on the ground in Pakistan and a replacement aircraft,&nbsp;an Airbus A320-271N, arrived around 8 am (local times, 8.30 am IST). The new&nbsp;aircraft was due for departure at 9.30 am IST, was then rescheduled at 10 am IST and then finally took off at 11.58 am IST(11.28 am PKT).</p>

<p>The Indian low-cost carrier will&nbsp;likely send a team of engineers to fix the problem and as soon as that happens, PIA engineers would look&nbsp;into the matter and sort out the issue.</p>

<p>This is the second time an Indian airline had to make an unscheduled landing in Karachi in two weeks.</p>

<p>Earlier on July 5, a Dubai-bound SpiceJet aircraft from&nbsp;Delhi was diverted to&nbsp;Karachi city due to a malfunctioning fuel indicator light in the cockpit. All the 150 passengers were said to be safe.</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from WION's Pakistan correspondent Anas Mallick)</em></p>

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An Indian airlines flight, IndiGo, travelling from Sharjah, UAE, to India's Hyderabad city had to divert to Pakistan’s Karachi after the pilot reported a technical defect.

An Indian airlines flight, IndiGo, travelling from Sharjah, UAE, to India's Hyderabad city had to divert to Pakistan’s Karachi after the pilot reported a technical defect. In a statement, the airlines said that the plane made a precautionary landing in Karachi and all the passengers are safe. According to sources from Pakistan Civil Aviation Authority, the right engine of the aircraft had failed. "IndiGo flight 6E-1406, operating from Sharjah to Hyderabad was diverted to Karachi. The pilot observed a technical defect. Necessary procedures were followed and as a precaution, the aircraft was diverted to Karachi. An additional flight is being sent to Karachi to fly the passengers to Hyderabad," the airline said in a release. The engine had issues as soon as the pilots achieved cruising altitude while passing over Pakistani airspace, following which they took a professional decision to divert to Karachi instead of putting the life at risk of over 100 passengers when flying over the Arabian sea, sources said. The passengers were shifted to the transit lounge 35 minutes after the landing. The Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) engineers barred the plane from flying upon landing. Watch | Indigo flight lands in Karachi due to a technical defect The troubled aircraft was placed on the ground in Pakistan and a replacement aircraft, an Airbus A320-271N, arrived around 8 am (local times, 8.30 am IST). The new aircraft was due for departure at 9.30 am IST, was then rescheduled at 10 am IST and then finally took off at 11.58 am IST(11.28 am PKT). The Indian low-cost carrier will likely send a team of engineers to fix the problem and as soon as that happens, PIA engineers would look into the matter and sort out the issue. This is the second time an Indian airline had to make an unscheduled landing in Karachi in two weeks. Earlier on July 5, a Dubai-bound SpiceJet aircraft from Delhi was diverted to Karachi city due to a malfunctioning fuel indicator light in the cockpit. All the 150 passengers were said to be safe. (With inputs from WION's Pakistan correspondent Anas Mallick) WATCH WION LIVE HERE

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<p>On developing a technical glitch, a Buddha Airlines plane, which had taken off from Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu, returned back, media reports said. The aircraft was heading towards Bhadrapur on Wednesday. The aircraft of the Nepali airline had developed some issue with the plane's tyres, Nepal's MyRepublica news website reported citing the Civil Aviation Office at the airport. The plane had taken off at 10:43 am from Kathmandu and returned soon after, the report quoted a Civil Aviation official as saying. An investigation has begun in this matter, the report said. &nbsp;</p>

<p>This comes as a Tara Air plane had crashed in the Mustang district of Nepal a few days ago. The rescuers recovered the bodies of all 22 people on board. The victims included 16 Nepalis, four Indians, two Germans and three crew members. The plane was travelling from Pokhara to Jomsom, a major tourist destination in central Nepal. &nbsp;</p>

<p><strong>Watch:&nbsp;Nepal plane crash: Nepal Army recovers all bodies, 4 Indians were on board the plane</strong></p>

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<p>Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba extended his heartfelt tribute to the deceased and expressed condolences to the families. “All 22 bodies recovered from the crash site. The black box has also been retrieved and is being brought to the base station. By today afternoon we will try to bring everything to Kathmandu,” Deo Chandralal Karna, Deputy Director-General of Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal (CAAN) told WION. &nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

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On developing a technical glitch, a Buddha Airlines plane, which had taken off from Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu, returned back, media reports said.

On developing a technical glitch, a Buddha Airlines plane, which had taken off from Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu, returned back, media reports said. The aircraft was heading towards Bhadrapur on Wednesday. The aircraft of the Nepali airline had developed some issue with the plane's tyres, Nepal's MyRepublica news website reported citing the Civil Aviation Office at the airport. The plane had taken off at 10:43 am from Kathmandu and returned soon after, the report quoted a Civil Aviation official as saying. An investigation has begun in this matter, the report said. This comes as a Tara Air plane had crashed in the Mustang district of Nepal a few days ago. The rescuers recovered the bodies of all 22 people on board. The victims included 16 Nepalis, four Indians, two Germans and three crew members. The plane was travelling from Pokhara to Jomsom, a major tourist destination in central Nepal. Watch: Nepal plane crash: Nepal Army recovers all bodies, 4 Indians were on board the plane × Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba extended his heartfelt tribute to the deceased and expressed condolences to the families. “All 22 bodies recovered from the crash site. The black box has also been retrieved and is being brought to the base station. By today afternoon we will try to bring everything to Kathmandu,” Deo Chandralal Karna, Deputy Director-General of Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal (CAAN) told WION. WATCH WION LIVE HERE (With inputs from agencies) You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here. ×

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<p>The 'Spice Girls'&nbsp;kicked off their much-awaited '13-date'&nbsp;reunion tour on Friday night in Dublin.</p>

<p>But the technical sound glitches during the show left many fans disappointed. It was the first time that the 90s girl group had performed in seven years in front of more than 70,000 fans.</p>

<p>The band comprising of Baby (Emma Bunton), Scary (Melanie 'Mel B'&nbsp;Brown), Sporty (Melanie 'Mel C'&nbsp;Chisholm) and Ginger (Geri Halliwell Horner) spiced up the stage by performing their hits back to back, CNN reported.</p>

<p>However, some fans complained of "awful" sound problems during the show on Twitter and how they struggled to hear the group.</p>

<p>"There`s something wrong when the crowd at @spicegirls concert are all sitting down because no one has a clue what song is on because the sound really is THAT bad," one user wrote.</p>

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<p>While another user said it was the "worst sound I`ve ever heard at a concert" and that "loads of people [are] leaving."</p>

<p>After the show, Brown said in a video on Instagram that she hoped the sound "will be much much better" next time.</p>

<p>"Thank you for attending our show tonight in Dublin," she said. "We will see you in Cardiff and hopefully the vocals and sound will be much, much better... Pfft."</p>

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<p>However, not everyone went home disheartened last night. Some called the concert "amazing from start to finish," and a "magical night."</p>

<p>"What can I say you didn't disappoint!! Amazing from start to finish. All our dreams came true. #SpiceWorld2019 have lost my voice because I screamed like a 15year old girl. Memories forever," one woman wrote.</p>

<p>While another said it was a "surreal night."</p>

<p>"Reliving the childhood was amazing, felt so emotional. Best night ever," said another.</p>

<p>According to Britain`s Press Association and as cited by CNN, members Baby, Scary, Ginger and Sporty opened the show with the message&nbsp;"We welcome all ages, all races, all gender identities, all countries of origin, all sexual orientations, all religions and beliefs, all abilities."</p>

<p>Horner, 46, greeted the crowd by saying&nbsp;"Welcome to Spice World. Spice girls, spice boys, everyone is welcome. We want every single one of you to feel special tonight. Like a king or a queen, we celebrate you. But I got to say there are a lot of queens here tonight," PA reported.</p>

<p>The band performed at Dublin`s Croke Park without Victoria 'Posh Spice'&nbsp;Beckham, who decided not to join them on the 13-date tour. The group split in 2000 after becoming one of the UK's biggest girl groups ever.&nbsp;<br />
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The 'Spice Girls' kicked off their much-awaited '13-date' reunion tour on Friday night in Dublin. But the technical sound glitches during the show left many fans disappointed.

The 'Spice Girls' kicked off their much-awaited '13-date' reunion tour on Friday night in Dublin. But the technical sound glitches during the show left many fans disappointed. It was the first time that the 90s girl group had performed in seven years in front of more than 70,000 fans. The band comprising of Baby (Emma Bunton), Scary (Melanie 'Mel B' Brown), Sporty (Melanie 'Mel C' Chisholm) and Ginger (Geri Halliwell Horner) spiced up the stage by performing their hits back to back, CNN reported. However, some fans complained of "awful" sound problems during the show on Twitter and how they struggled to hear the group. "There`s something wrong when the crowd at @spicegirls concert are all sitting down because no one has a clue what song is on because the sound really is THAT bad," one user wrote. There’s something wrong when the crowd at @spicegirls concert are all sitting down because no one has a clue what song is on because the sound really is THAT bad. @mcd_productions @CrokePark @IrishTimes @LovinDublin #SpiceWorldTour #SpiceGirl pic.twitter.com/QkENc7BJ8Y — Sabrina Egerton (@sabrinasstyle_) May 24, 2019 × While another user said it was the "worst sound I`ve ever heard at a concert" and that "loads of people [are] leaving." After the show, Brown said in a video on Instagram that she hoped the sound "will be much much better" next time. "Thank you for attending our show tonight in Dublin," she said. "We will see you in Cardiff and hopefully the vocals and sound will be much, much better... Pfft." View this post on Instagram Wow! Words cannot describe how it felt to be back on stage with @officialmelb @therealgerihalliwell @emmaleebunton last night. I love you all so much, more than ever!!! Thank you so much to our incredible team, their talent, dedication and relentless hard work have that made this show this best thing I have ever been a part of. Thank you to our wonderful fans, without you we never could have done this, we are eternally grateful for your endless support. Can’t wait to do it all over again and again!!!! Watch out Cardiff we’re coming for you! #spiceworld2019 #girlpower #sportyspiceforever #livingmybestlife #gratitude 🙏🏼❤️😁 A post shared by Melanie C (@melaniecmusic) on May 25, 2019 at 3:56am PDT × However, not everyone went home disheartened last night. Some called the concert "amazing from start to finish," and a "magical night." "What can I say you didn't disappoint!! Amazing from start to finish. All our dreams came true. #SpiceWorld2019 have lost my voice because I screamed like a 15year old girl. Memories forever," one woman wrote. While another said it was a "surreal night." "Reliving the childhood was amazing, felt so emotional. Best night ever," said another. According to Britain`s Press Association and as cited by CNN, members Baby, Scary, Ginger and Sporty opened the show with the message "We welcome all ages, all races, all gender identities, all countries of origin, all sexual orientations, all religions and beliefs, all abilities." Horner, 46, greeted the crowd by saying "Welcome to Spice World. Spice girls, spice boys, everyone is welcome. We want every single one of you to feel special tonight. Like a king or a queen, we celebrate you. But I got to say there are a lot of queens here tonight," PA reported. The band performed at Dublin`s Croke Park without Victoria 'Posh Spice' Beckham, who decided not to join them on the 13-date tour. The group split in 2000 after becoming one of the UK's biggest girl groups ever.

Technical sound glitches disappoint fans during 'Spice Girls' concert

<p>Hundreds of Air India passengers were left stranded at several airports across the world due to a glitch in its check-in software, the airline said Saturday.</p>

<p>The airline's "server is down", an official said.</p>

<p>"SITA server is down. Due to which flight operation is affected. Our technical teams are on work and soon system may be recovered," the airline's spokesperson said.</p>

<p>Air India's software solution is managed by SITA, a global airlines IT services major, which provides its check-in, boarding and baggage tracking technology.</p>

<p>According to an Air India official, the server was down since around 3 AM Saturday morning due to which the airline is unable to issue boarding passes to passengers at airports across the world.</p>

<p>Many passengers complained on social media about being stranded at airports.</p>

<p>A similar incident took place on June 23 last year when a technical glitch in the airline's check-in software delayed 25 of its flights across India.&nbsp;</p>


Hundreds of Air India passengers were left stranded at several airports across the world due to a glitch in its check-in software, the airline said Saturday. The airline's "server is down", an official said.

Hundreds of Air India passengers were left stranded at several airports across the world due to a glitch in its check-in software, the airline said Saturday. The airline's "server is down", an official said. "SITA server is down. Due to which flight operation is affected. Our technical teams are on work and soon system may be recovered," the airline's spokesperson said. Air India's software solution is managed by SITA, a global airlines IT services major, which provides its check-in, boarding and baggage tracking technology. According to an Air India official, the server was down since around 3 AM Saturday morning due to which the airline is unable to issue boarding passes to passengers at airports across the world. Many passengers complained on social media about being stranded at airports. A similar incident took place on June 23 last year when a technical glitch in the airline's check-in software delayed 25 of its flights across India.

Air India's operations hit globally due to technical glitch: Official

<p>People could not book tickets for around two hours today on the IRCTC website due to a technical glitch.</p>

<p>The website of the Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation (IRCTC) was down between 10:57 am and 12:50 pm with passengers unable to book or cancel any tickets at that time.</p>

<p>"It was a technical glitch and it has been resolved," said IRCTC spokesperson Siddharth Singh.</p>

<p>The most affected were passengers who were trying to book tickets under the Tatkal scheme and kept waiting for the website to go live.</p>

<p>Sources say that the problem was at the railway's end and during that time passenger enquiry number 139 was also hit.&nbsp</p>


The website of the Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation (IRCTC) was down between 10:57 am and 12:50 pm with passengers unable to book or cancel any tickets at that time.

People could not book tickets for around two hours today on the IRCTC website due to a technical glitch. The website of the Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation (IRCTC) was down between 10:57 am and 12:50 pm with passengers unable to book or cancel any tickets at that time. "It was a technical glitch and it has been resolved," said IRCTC spokesperson Siddharth Singh. The most affected were passengers who were trying to book tickets under the Tatkal scheme and kept waiting for the website to go live. Sources say that the problem was at the railway's end and during that time passenger enquiry number 139 was also hit.

IRCTC website down for few hours

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