India’s aviation regulator, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA), faces rebuke from the central government over alleged conflict-of-interest lapses and delays in disclosures, according to reports citing documents. The Centre flags that certain processes and disclosures do not meet expected standards, pointing to failures in identifying, managing, or disclosing potential conflicts. The documents also indicate that concerns include shortcomings in how information is shared and timelines for disclosures are followed. The criticism comes at a time when India’s civil aviation sector is expanding and faces heightened scrutiny on safety and regulatory oversight. Both outlets describe the government’s concerns as formal and document-backed, with the DGCA being asked to address the issues raised. The reports do not indicate specific individuals or outcomes, but they outline that the controversy centers on compliance with conflict-of-interest requirements and the timely disclosure of relevant information. The matter is presented as part of the government’s broader efforts to ensure stronger governance and transparency in regulatory functions.