Louts blooms in Air India

June 06, 2016 14:44

The lotus has become so omnipresent that Air India has been offering passengers an art work of the flower in a glass. The souvenir seems to be attractive to foreign tourists with flyers' book entries saying Air India should now start to market the lotus for sale to economy class passengers as well. As of now, it's only available to business class passengers.

Incidentally, it is learnt the decision to create a lotus souvenir came from the PMO. In fact, the BJP's election symbol, the lotus, will now be seen on mementos not only for Air India but also at the handicrafts of the Commerce Ministry. Union Ministers will be encouraged to purchase these souvenirs as gifts on their official visits abroad.

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