Friday, March 13
An Air India plane crashed in Gujarat. Aviation experts are questioning the incident. The crash occurred shortly after takeoff. Experts emphasize the importance of flight recorders. A former pilot noted a possible loss of power. The landing gear position is unusual. Investigators are working to determine the cause. The aircraft was at 600 feet.
Following the devastating Air India plane crash in Ahmedabad, UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer expressed his condolences, stating his thoughts are with the passengers and their families during this distressing time. The London-bound flight carried 52 British nationals.
Following the Air India plane crash in Gujarat shortly after takeoff, both Air India and the civil aviation ministry promptly released helpline numbers for public assistance. Air India established a dedicated passenger hotline, 1800 5691 444, while the civil aviation ministry activated helpline 9974111327.
Following the Air India flight crash in Ahmedabad, Union Home Minister Amit Shah expressed his deep sorrow, while Gautam Adani offered condolences for the tragic loss. Numerous leaders, including the Civil Aviation Minister, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, and Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, conveyed their anguish and prayers for the affected families.
An Air India Boeing 787 Dreamliner, en route from Ahmedabad to London, tragically crashed shortly after takeoff in the Meghani area. Carrying over 240 passengers, the wide-body aircraft's heavy fuel load intensified the post-crash fire, hindering rescue operations. Authorities, including the DGCA and Boeing, have launched investigations, while the central government pledges full support to Gujarat in managing the disaster. Your browser does not support the video tag.
Jairam Ramesh says Indian diplomacy faced setbacks from the US. He criticises a US general's praise of Pakistan as a counterterrorism partner. Ramesh also points to Pakistan army chief Asim Munir's US army day invite. He highlights the US State Department's remarks on US's role in India-Pakistan engagement. Ramesh urges PM Narendra Modi to convene an all-party meeting to address these challenges.
Modi 3.0's first year saw a proactive foreign policy, highlighted by 'Operation Sindoor' targeting Pakistan-based terrorism. Trade agreements with the UK and a prospective EU deal were significant milestones. Despite challenges, a thaw in relations with China occurred, alongside engagement with the Taliban.
