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Air India flight AI171 lost signal at 625 feet in Ahmedabad: Chilling data reveals what went wrong moments after takeoff
Air India Flight AI171, en route to London Gatwick, crashed shortly after takeoff from Ahmedabad airport on Thursday, impacting a residential area in Meghaninagar. The plane lost signal at a low altitude, triggering a large fire and widespread panic. Emergency services are on-site, and investigations are underway to determine the cause of the crash, with central government support pledged.
Soldiers, Strykers and 100-degree temps: Inside Trump's border military zone
The Trump administration established military zones along the U.S.-Mexico border, deploying troops and combat vehicles to detect illegal crossings. These zones, classified as Army installations, grant troops authority to detain civilians, raising concerns about militarization and land use.
Houston woman arrested for smuggling 25 migrants inside sweltering box truck in South Texas amid rising ICE protests nationwide
In Texas, authorities rescued twenty-five migrants from a truck. The vehicle lacked ventilation. The driver got arrested on smuggling charges. This incident occurred amid immigration protests in Los Angeles. Protesters voiced concerns about ICE policies and detention conditions. Critics say Operation Lone Star drives migrants to smugglers. A similar tragedy happened in San Antonio in 2022.
Pilot who died in Ahmedabad plane crash was actor Vikrant Massey’s family friend: 'Pains even more now'
Vikrant Massey addressed misinformation after the Air India crash. He clarified that Clive Kunder, a victim, was a family acquaintance, not his cousin. Massey had initially referred to Clive as his uncle's son, causing confusion. He requested privacy for the grieving Kunder family. The Air India flight crashed shortly after takeoff from Ahmedabad.
AAIB launches investigation into Air India flight crash in Ahmedabad
A formal investigation has commenced into the Air India flight 171 crash in Ahmedabad, which tragically killed 241 people. The Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau is leading the probe, with assistance from the US National Transportation Safety Board. A high-level committee will also be formed to strengthen aviation safety measures and prevent future incidents.
Antonio Brown wanted for attempted murder in Miami following boxing event incident
Miami-Dade Police have issued an arrest warrant for former NFL player Antonio Brown on a felony charge of attempted murder with a firearm. The warrant follows an altercation after a celebrity boxing event in May. Brown allegedly fired two shots at an individual during the confrontation
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Vijay Rupani's death in Ahmedabad plane crash brings back Indo-Pak war memories when Gujarat lost another CM to the skies
Former Gujarat Chief Minister Vijay Rupani died in the tragic Air India AI-171 crash near Ahmedabad, evoking painful memories of Balwantrai Mehta’s death in 1965. The Boeing 787, bound for London, crashed minutes after takeoff, killing all onboard. Rupani’s demise marks Gujarat’s second chief minister lost to an aviation disaster, casting a long shadow over the state’s political history.
Ahmedabad plane crash: 6 NDRF teams, 2 BSF units deployed for massive rescue operation near airport
Air India Plane Crash Update: An Air India flight AI171 crashed in Ahmedabad after takeoff. The London-bound flight had 242 passengers and crew. The crash occurred around 1:40 pm. Many casualties are feared. More than 100 bodies were reportedly taken to the hospital. Rescue teams, NDRF, BSF, CISF, fire brigade, and police are at the crash site. Authorities are assessing the damage.
Student handcuffed at US' Newark Airport to be deported once fit to travel: Indian Consulate
An Indian national was detained at Newark Airport in New Jersey. He will be deported to India once he is fit to travel. The man is from Haryana and entered the US illegally. The Indian Consulate in New York confirmed the deportation. India has raised the matter with the US Embassy in New Delhi.
Taiwan cyber unit says it will not be intimidated by China bounty offer
Late Wednesday, Taiwan's defence ministry's electronic force command said China was continuing to use "fictitious cyber hacking incidents to distort the facts" and offering cross-border rewards. According to Taiwan's constitution, China's communist party has no legal jurisdiction over the island and its laws have "no real binding force" on Taiwan's people, it said in a statement.
Four officers suspended for providing old, poor-condition train for BSF Jawans
Following the deployment of a substandard train for BSF personnel en route to Amarnath Yatra duty, Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw swiftly suspended four Alipurduar Division officials. The BSF clarified that they requested a replacement due to the poor condition of some coaches, and a special train is now arranged. A detailed inquiry has been ordered to prevent future lapses.
TN: 85 hospitalised due to suspected food poisoning in Madurai
In Tamil Nadu, 85 people were hospitalized after a temple festival due to suspected food poisoning. Authorities are investigating the incident. Separately, over 90 patients at Hyderabad's Institute of Mental Health fell ill from contaminated food. The Telangana government terminated the diet contractor's services following the incident.
Khaby Lame deported: Did a Trump family insider get the world’s most-followed TikToker ICE’d?
Khaby Lame deported: TikTok star Khaby Lame, the world’s most-followed content creator, was detained and deported from the U.S. for overstaying his visa. His quiet exit took a surreal turn when Bo Loudon, an 18-year-old Trump ally and friend of Barron Trump, claimed he tipped off ICE. The episode has drawn outrage and irony: a man who mocks unnecessary complexity was ejected by one of the world’s most opaque systems. Lame left America without protest, but the absurdity spoke volumes.
Shilpa Shetty controversy: Raj Kundra reveals the truth behind viral video of her shouting at European tourist
A video of Shilpa Shetty’s 50th birthday celebration in Croatia recently went viral, showing a tense exchange involving her family and a foreign woman at a restaurant. The clip suggested that Shilpa and her group were being loud, leading to a confrontation when a tourist asked them to lower their voices. Raj Kundra has now responded, stating the real issue was a double booking at the restaurant, which left their group—including elderly family members—without a table.
Thailand tightens border controls for tourists after Cambodia clash
Thailand shut its main border crossing with Cambodia. This followed a clash where a Cambodian soldier died. The incident occurred in the Emerald Triangle. Thai army restricted border access to work and trade only. Aranyaprathet-Poipet crossing faced reduced hours. Cambodia plans to approach the International Court of Justice.
Indian student handcuffed at US' Newark Airport: New Delhi raises matter with US Embassy
India has taken up the reported detention of an Indian citizen at Newark Airport with the US Embassy. The Indian Embassy in Washington and the Consulate in New York are seeking details from US authorities. This follows a social media post about the incident. Earlier, an Indian student was allegedly deported from a US airport.
TMC helping infiltrators settle down in Bengal, alleges Union minister Bhupender Yadav
Union Minister Bhupender Yadav has accused West Bengal's TMC government of aiding illegal immigrants and overlooking rising crime, particularly attacks on women. He criticized the state's alleged inaction during incidents in Murshidabad and Sandeshkhali, emphasizing the central government's intervention to restore order.
Karen Bass under fire as leak shows she ordered LAPD stand down, stalling federal help amid violent LA riots
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass faces criticism following a leaked report alleging she interfered with LAPD operations during violent riots. The report claims Bass bypassed protocol, directing the Chief of Police and hindering the Incident Commander, potentially endangering federal officers and delaying support.
Himachal Pradesh to open areas near India-China border for tourists
Himachal Pradesh is set to open areas near the India-China border for tourists. The initiative begins with the strategically important Shipki La pass. This high-altitude pass was previously restricted. Now, Indian residents with Aadhaar cards can visit. The Army will regulate the number of tourists. This move is expected to boost tourism in Kinnaur.
Centre approves additional amount of Rs 25 cr as compensation for houses damaged by Pakistan's shelling
The Centre approved ₹25 crore in additional compensation for homes damaged by Pakistani shelling during Operation Sindoor in Jammu & Kashmir. Fully and partially damaged homes will receive ₹2 lakh and ₹1 lakh respectively. The aid, announced by PM Modi and facilitated by Home Minister Amit Shah, also extends to Punjab’s border areas.
Handcuffed & crying: Indian student’s US airport ordeal sparks outrage; Indian embassy responds
An Indian-American entrepreneur, Kunal Jain, shared a video on social media showing an Indian student being handcuffed and deported at Newark airport. Jain expressed heartbreak over the incident and tagged the Indian External Affairs Minister and embassy. The Indian Embassy said it is in contact with local authorities.
'We don't trust you': Director associated with four Shah Rukh Khan movies reveals why Bollywood lost its core audience
Nikhil Advani believes Bollywood is facing a crisis of trust with its audience, leading to declining theatrical revenue post-pandemic. He suggests viewers distrust filmmakers and film reviews. Advani is an executive producer for 'Stolen,' a film about two brothers' dangerous pursuit to reunite a mother with her stolen child, now available on Amazon Prime Video.
Delhi Police bust interstate drug syndicate, seize 348 kg of ganja
Delhi Police have intensified efforts to combat crime, dismantling an interstate drug syndicate and seizing 348 kg of Ganja worth Rs 1.75 crore. In separate operations, police busted a counterfeit cancer medication ring, arresting six individuals and recovering spurious drugs. Additionally, two individuals were apprehended with over 4 kg of ganja in West Delhi.
Noida expressway arm to Delhi closed for pipework repair until Monday
Traffic on the Noida Expressway's Pari Chowk to Delhi carriageway is diverted from Friday night to Monday morning for urgent underground water pipeline repairs. This closure impacts commuters from Greater Noida and Noida, redirecting them through DSC Road, Botanical Garden, Kalindi Kunj, and Sarita Vihar. The repairs are crucial to prevent further damage to the expressway and water supply disruptions.
Security forces were engaged in a gunfight with unknown cadres in Arunachal Pradesh
Security forces engaged in a gunfight with unknown militants in Arunachal Pradesh's Longding district, near the Indo-Myanmar border. The exchange of fire occurred during a patrol operation in the Pongchau Circle after receiving intelligence about cadre movement. Following the firefight, the militants retreated across the international border into Myanmar, exploiting the dense forest cover.
Extreme weather is stress-testing India’s billion-dollar infrastructure drive
Early monsoons in India caused damage to newly built infra. Mumbai's metro line faced flooding, disrupting services. A highway section in Kerala collapsed, injuring several people. Landslides in northeast India stranded tourists. These events raise concerns about the durability of India's infrastructure projects. Experts highlight the need for better planning and climate resilience.
BSF jawan abducted, tied and filmed by Bangladeshi nationals, freed after flag meet
A Border Security Force (BSF) jawan was abducted by Bangladeshi nationals near the Chandni Chowk border post in Murshidabad, West Bengal, while preventing infiltration early on Wednesday. Identified as Shri Ganesh of the 71st Battalion, the jawan was dragged across the border, tied to a tree, and verbally abused before being handed over to the Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB). He was freed after a flag meeting between BSF and BGB. The BSF is now reviewing its security protocols in the area.
Viral video: Group of men in Fortuner with HR number harass Jeep Wrangler carrying family with child on busy Dehradun road
A shocking road rage incident in Dehradun involved a Toyota Fortuner Legender group attacking a Jeep Wrangler Rubicon with a family inside. The assailants damaged the Jeep and harassed the occupants on Rajpur Road. Despite local residents' attempts to intervene, the attackers resorted to violence, even assaulting an elderly person. The Jeep driver, Capt.
Explosions caused 2 bridges in western Russia to collapse, officials say, seven people were killed
Russian investigators have reported that explosions caused the collapse of two bridges in the border regions of Kursk and Bryansk. The first incident occurred in the Bryansk region on Saturday night, where a road bridge was destroyed. Early Sunday morning, a railway bridge in the Kursk region was also reportedly blown up, prompting an ongoing investigation.
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