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Air India Crash: PM Modi visits crash site, holds high-level review meeting with officials
Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited the Ahmedabad Air India crash site. He reviewed relief efforts with Gujarat officials. Air India flight AI171 crashed after takeoff, killing 265. One passenger survived. Modi directed support for families and expedited victim identification. The Boeing 787 Dreamliner was headed to London. Investigations are underway to determine the cause of the crash.
Ahmedabad plane crash: From 241 dead to ongoing probe, all you need to know about the Air India tragedy
Air India flight AI171, a Boeing 787 Dreamliner en route from Ahmedabad to London Gatwick, crashed shortly after takeoff, killing 241 of the 242 people on board. The aircraft, carrying 169 Indian, 53 British, one Canadian, and seven Portuguese nationals, crashed into a medical college compound.
Flood situation grim in Arunachal amid relentless rain, over 33,000 people affected
Arunachal Pradesh is grappling with a severe flood situation as continuous rainfall has impacted over 33,000 people across 24 districts. 12 lives have been lost due to landslides and floods this year, with one person still missing. Changlang is the worst-hit, and rescue operations are ongoing with NDRF and SDRF assistance.
Indore couple missing mystery deepens in Meghalaya: Husband found dead without valuables, wife still missing
The search continues for Sonam after her husband, Raja Raghuvanshi, was found dead in a gorge in Meghalaya. The couple went missing after visiting living root bridges. The NDRF has joined the search, and a SIT is investigating a possible homicide, as Raja's belongings were missing. Extreme weather is hampering efforts, while family demands a CBI probe.
Centre steps in as Northeast battles floods
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has pledged support to Assam, Sikkim, and Manipur, which are grappling with severe floods. He spoke with the respective chief ministers and the governor, assuring them of full central government assistance for relief and rehabilitation efforts. The floods have impacted thousands, damaged homes, and left tourists stranded, prompting rescue operations by NDRF personnel.
Calling India and China 'rich', US Secretary of State urges countries to pitch in during crisis like Myanmar quake
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio emphasized the need for other wealthy nations to contribute more humanitarian aid, citing India and China. Despite the challenging conditions in Myanmar, the US remains committed to providing assistance. India quickly responded to the recent earthquake with substantial aid and relief efforts, demonstrating its commitment as a first responder.
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Myanmar government hails PM Modi for generous support following earthquake
Myanmar expressed gratitude for India's rapid and significant support following a devastating earthquake. India launched Operation Brahma to provide humanitarian aid, search and rescue, and medical assistance. Relief supplies included food, medicines, and emergency materials delivered via aircraft and naval ships, showcasing India's commitment as a First Responder in regional crises.
"May god shower blessings upon India and its leadership!": Myanmar locals hail Operation Brahma
India's Operation Brahma is working at full tilt to provide rescue and relief in Myanmar following a devastating 7.7-magnitude earthquake. The operation involves the NDRF, IAF, and Indian Navy, delivering humanitarian aid and conducting search and rescue missions, which have been praised by local Myanmar residents.
Operation Brahma: India's helping hand to Myanmar
India launched Operation Brahma to support Myanmar after the 28th March earthquake, deploying six aircraft and five naval ships with humanitarian aid and disaster relief supplies. Indian forces delivered vital materials, established field hospitals, and provided crucial medical assistance. India's ongoing aid efforts underscore its commitment to supporting its neighbors in times of crisis.
Earthquake in Myanmar: India delivers relief materials, rescue teams in 5 military planes
India has launched 'Operation Brahma', sending over 60 tonnes of relief material, medical equipment, and rescue teams to aid Myanmar after a devastating 7.7-magnitude earthquake. Prime Minister Narendra Modi affirmed India's support, while five military aircraft and naval ships have been deployed with essential supplies.
What is ‘Operation Brahma’? How India is mobilising aid, rescue team for Myanmar’s earthquake victims
Myanmar Earthquake: India has launched 'Operation Brahma' to aid Myanmar following a devastating earthquake that claimed over 1,644 lives. Prime Minister Narendra Modi extended condolences, reaffirming India's commitment as a first responder. The relief effort includes naval ships, aircraft, and rescue teams carrying vital supplies and medical personnel. India has sent 40 tonnes of aid, a field hospital, and an NDRF team equipped for search and rescue operations. Officials stress that the next 48 hours are critical for relief efforts.
Operation Brahma continues, Indian Navy ships carry 30 tonnes of aid to Myanmar: EAM Jaishankar
Indian Navy ships INS Karmuk and LCU 52 are en route to Yangon, Myanmar, carrying 30 tonnes of disaster relief and medical supplies as part of Operation Brahma. The operation was launched to assist Myanmar after a devastating 7.7-magnitude earthquake, which has claimed at least 1,700 lives and injured around 3,400 people.
PM Modi dials Myanmar junta chief following earthquake
Prime Minister Modi extended condolences to Myanmar's junta leader Gen Min Aung Hlaing after a 7.7 magnitude earthquake killed over 1,000 people. Modi emphasized India's solidarity and dispatched relief materials under Operation Brahma. Indian Air Force flights with relief supplies and a search and rescue team have reached the affected areas to assist in ongoing rescue efforts.
Myanmar earthquake: India's first NDRF team reaches Naypyidaw
India's first NDRF team arrived in Myanmar's capital Naypyidaw to assist with earthquake relief efforts. The team, consisting of 80 personnel and equipped with advanced rescue tools, will proceed to Mandalay. This deployment, part of Operation Brahma, includes four rescue dogs and follows INSARAG norms. Another team is on standby in Kolkata for potential deployment.
NDRF deploys teams for safety at Gangasagar Mela 2025
Five specialised search and rescue teams from the NDRF will be deployed for the safety of pilgrims at the Gangasagar Mela. The teams include male and female rescuers, a canine squad, and medical and communication teams. They are equipped for various types of emergencies. The Mela will be held in West Bengal from January 10 to January 18.
Three UPSC aspirants die after basement of coaching centre flooded in Delhi's Old Rajinder Nagar
Three civil service aspirants died in a basement flood at the Rao IAS Study Centre in Old Rajinder Nagar, Delhi, on Saturday due to heavy rain. The Delhi Fire Department was alerted around 7 pm, and five fire tenders were dispatched to the scene. Rescue efforts by the NDRF, local police, and fire department lasted seven hours, ultimately retrieving the bodies of two female and one male student. Authorities have not disclosed their identities yet.
7 dead, 7 injured in pharma factory fire in Maharashtra's Raigad
A fire broke out at a pharmaceutical company in Maharashtra's Raigad district, resulting in four fatalities and seven injuries. Seven individuals are still missing, and a search operation is underway. The incident occurred at Blue Jet Healthcare in the Mahad MIDC of Raigad around 11 am on Friday.
Himachal rain fury: Shimla landslide toll rises to 17, three still missing
"Today is the 7th day of the search and rescue operation at Summer Hill area. So far, we have recovered 17 bodies, and we are searching for other three victims. Teams of SDRF, NDRF and Indian Army are present at the spot," Roop Sharan, an NDRF inspector said while speaking to ANI.
Maharashtra: Bodies of 3 workers trapped under soil during well construction recovered, search for 4th continues
The bodies were retrieved from the well this afternoon and search for the fourth victim is on, he said. The NDRF's operation to rescue the four trapped workers began in the morning for the fourth day. "Three bodies were recovered from the well by the NDRF personnel and the search for the fourth one is on," assistant inspector Dilip Pawar of Bhigwan police station said.
Search operation resumed at Raigad landslide site; 119 villagers yet to be traced
At least 16 people have been found dead and over 100 more are still missing after a landslide buried several houses in the Irshalwadi hamlet in India's Raigad district. Rescue and search teams have resumed the operation after halting it due to bad weather. Assistance from the National Disaster Response Force, the Thane Disaster Response Force, and the Raigad police is also being provided.
At least 16 dead, several injured in Maharashtra's Raigad landslide
At least 16 people died and several were reported to be injured in a major landslide that hit Irshalwadi village in Khalapur tehsil in Maharashtra's Raigad district on Wednesday due to torrential rains, reported ANI, citing officials.
Turkey issued visa on arrival for NDRF team
NDRF has flown 11 vehicles in C-17 Globemaster aircraft of the Indian Air Force, which helped mobilise the rescue teams at various locations. Three C-17 Globemaster aircraft carrying NDRF personnel, ration, medical and equipment were sent to Syria and Turkey on February 8.
Meet NDRF's Romeo and Julie who saved six-year-old in quake-hit Turkey
The NDRF is currently making an all-out effort to save lives and find a living soul in the rubble at the disaster site at Nurdagi and in different parts of Turkey which were badly affected by the earthquake on February 6.
NDRF reaches Turkey's Gaziantep, starts search and rescue operation
There have been several precedents in the recent past of India mobilising emergency relief and assistance to countries struck by natural disasters and, responding to Turkey's desperate call for assistance, New Delhi has dispatched four medical assistants to the country. Further, six aircraft from India took off for Turkey and Syria with humanitarian aid and a field hospital.
NDRF personnel with specially equipped trained dog squad departs for earthquake-hit Turkey
Meanwhile, Ministry of External Affairs official spokesperson Arindam Bagchi in a tweet said, "India's Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Relief (HADR) capabilities in action. The first batch of earthquake relief material leaves for Turkiye, along with NDRF Search and Rescue Teams, specially trained dog squads, medical supplies, drilling machines and other necessary equipment."
'Most bodies fished out by feeling them, were tough to spot because of Muddy Machchhu Waters'
Karwal said, "the collapse area was divided into three zones among the civil administration, State Disaster Response Force (SDRF), fire services, Indian Army, Navy, Indian Air Force (IAF) and NDRF so that we do a more intense job." On the challenges faced by the NDRF teams, Karwal said, "When we reached, people were afraid as it was dark and were not sure whether to wait for morning light or start the rescue operations."
5 NDRF teams deployed, over 50 rescued from mangled bogies
NDRF deployed nearly 200 personnel in Kanpur for search and rescue operations at the site of train accident where at least 100 people died today.
In a first, NDRF trains 160 dogs for disaster response
The force is training a batch of 162 dogs for their specialised USAR tasks under which the NDRF teams have to sift through mounds of rubble.
Beas tragedy: Telangana Rashtra Samithi for strengthening NDRF with modern equipment
A TRS MP sought to strengthen the National Disaster Response Force with advanced equipment that could be effectively used during search operations.
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