Top Headlines: India's G20 presidency from today; GDP growth in Q2 and more

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Nageswaran, while presenting the outlook following the release of GDP data for the July-September quarter, said he expects domestic demand to drive growth amid an uncertain external environment.

The Air India group -- which comprises Air India, Vistara, Air India Express, and AirAsia India -- is the biggest operator on seven of the top 10 busiest routes in India.

On the occasion, 100 monuments including UNESCO world heritage sites bearing the G-20 logo will be illuminated for seven days from December 1 to 7 including Srinagar's Shankaracharya temple to Delhi's Red Fort to Thanjavur's Great living Chola temple.