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Passengers faced severe distress after Air India flight AI180, en route from San Francisco to Mumbai via Kolkata, was forced to make an emergency landing due to an engine malfunction. The incident occurred late Monday night, causing significant delays for travelers. Many passengers missed important appointments or onward connections and reported suffering heavy losses due to the disruption.
Engine Failure Forces Air India Flight to Make Emergency Landing, Passengers Face Severe Hardship
India has started evacuating its citizens from Iran due to escalating Iran-Israel conflicts. The Indian Ministry of External Affairs announced that students in Tehran are being moved under embassy arrangements, with others advised to leave independently. Since Iranian airspace is closed, evacuees are being taken to neighboring countries like Armenia, Azerbaijan, and Turkmenistan for onward flights to India. Around 10,000 Indians reside in Iran, including 6,000 students. The Indian Embassy urges citizens in Tehran to stay in touch and share their whereabouts.
A British F-35 fighter jet made an emergency landing in India late Saturday night after running low on fuel, according to a report by NDTV. The aircraft landed at Thiruvananthapuram International Airport in the southern state of Kerala. Officials confirmed that the pilot had requested emergency landing clearance after notifying authorities of critically low fuel levels. The situation was handled swiftly and professionally.
British F-35 Fighter Jet Makes Emergency Landing in India Due to Fuel Shortage
A passenger helicopter crashed early Sunday in Uttarakhand, India, killing all seven onboard—one pilot and six Hindu pilgrims, including a child. The crash occurred in a forested area en route from Kedarnath Dham to Guptkashi. Preliminary reports suggest technical failure and adverse weather conditions may have caused the accident.
Helicopter Crash in Uttarakhand Kills Seven, Including Pilgrim Child
Congress MP Priyanka Gandhi has fiercely criticized the Indian government’s abstention from voting on a UN resolution aimed at protecting civilians in Gaza. She said that at a time when Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is "destroying an entire nation," India is not only remaining silent but actively encouraging Israel’s aggression, including its attacks on Iran and assassination of top Iranian leaders. Priyanka termed this stance a violation of international law and an affront to India’s constitutional values and its legacy of the independence movement. She called India’s position "shameful" especially after the deaths of over 60,000 people in Gaza.
Priyanka Gandhi Slams India’s Silence on Gaza, Accuses Government of Encouraging Israeli Aggression
Recently, some Indian media outlets and social media users spread rumors blaming Turkey’s Turkish Technic for the recent Air India plane crash. However, a report by Anadolu’s Fact-Check Line confirmed that the crashed aircraft was not maintained by Turkish Technic. The rumor spread using misleading photos. Turkish Technic only maintains Air India’s Boeing 777 aircraft, which are currently operating safely. The actual cause of the crash is still under investigation, and so far, there is no evidence of any maintenance-related fault.
Notably, various international studies have repeatedly identified Indian media as one of the leading sources of false news and misinformation in the world.
Indian Media’s False Claim Linking Turkey to Air India Crash Debunked
At least 291 people have been confirmed dead in what is being described as one of the worst plane crashes in recent memory in Ahmedabad, India. Of the 242 passengers on board, 241 reportedly lost their lives. The aircraft crashed into the hostel of BJ Medical College, killing over 50 more people on the ground.
Police officer Vidhi Chaudhary told Reuters, "The death toll stands at around 294, including some students who were staying at the hostel." She noted that the lone survivor was seated in seat 11-E, next to an emergency exit, which might have saved his life. Authorities are still checking hospitals for potential survivors.
Death toll in Ahmedabad plane crash rises to 291, over 50 killed on the ground
A British national, Biswas Kumar Ramesh, miraculously survived the horrific plane crash in Ahmedabad, India. Recalling the incident, he said, "About 30 seconds after takeoff, I heard a loud explosion, and the plane crashed. When I stood up, I saw bodies scattered everywhere. I was terrified and ran. Debris from the aircraft was lying all around me. Someone picked me up and took me to an ambulance, then to the hospital."
He added, "I had come to India for a few days to visit family. My brother was seated in a different row on the same flight. I still haven’t found him. Please help me find him."
‘When I stood up, there were bodies everywhere. I panicked and ran’ — Survivor recounts Ahmedabad plane crash horror
One passenger has survived the crash of Air India Flight 171, which went down shortly after taking off from Ahmedabad en route to London Gatwick with 242 people on board. The survivor, found in seat 11-E, is hospitalized but not in critical condition, police confirmed. Witnesses saw him walking post-crash with minor burns on his clothes. The aircraft involved was a Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner. The incident occurred at around 1:30 PM local time on Thursday.
An Air India flight bound for London has crashed just minutes after taking off from Ahmedabad, resulting in the tragic deaths of more than 100 passengers. The aircraft, which was en route to Gatwick Airport, went down in a residential area near the Ahmedabad airport. According to police sources, more than 100 charred bodies have been recovered and sent to local hospitals for autopsy. Initial reports suggest the aircraft crashed into the dining hall of a nearby medical college, killing several students as well.
Air India Flight Crashes Minutes After Takeoff from Ahmedabad: Over 100 Feared Dead
A passenger aircraft reportedly crashed at India’s Ahmedabad airport on Thursday, with 242 passengers on board. Thick plumes of smoke were seen rising from the Adani-operated airport premises, causing panic in nearby areas. The type of aircraft and the extent of casualties or damage remain unconfirmed. Social media footage showed smoke engulfing the skyline of Ahmedabad's upscale neighborhoods. Roads surrounding the crash site have been sealed off as a safety measure.
Passenger Plane Crashes at Ahmedabad Airport; 242 Aboard
Delhi is reeling under an intense heatwave, prompting authorities to issue a red alert after the heat index reached a dangerous 51.9°C. The India Meteorological Department warns the extreme heat will continue until June 13. Areas like Ayanagar, Palam, and Pitampura recorded temperatures above 43°C. With humidity and dry northwesterly winds worsening conditions, citizens are urged to stay indoors, avoid direct sunlight, and stay hydrated. A western disturbance expected on June 13 night may bring relief with light rain or thunderstorms.
Human rights activists in India have expressed serious concern over the deportation of Bengali Muslims to Bangladesh after branding them as 'foreigners.' According to a Reuters report, Assam authorities have deported 303 people since May. Many of those expelled were declared 'foreigners' by local tribunals, despite being long-time residents of Assam, with family ties and property in the state. The Chief Minister of Assam has warned that deportations will intensify in the coming months.
Human Rights Groups Alarmed as Bengali Muslims Deported from India to Bangladesh
Indian Defence Minister Rajnath Singh has sharply criticized the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) for appointing Pakistan as Vice-Chair of the Counter-Terrorism Committee. “India and Pakistan gained independence at the same time, but today India is known as the mother of democracy, while Pakistan is infamous as the cradle of terrorism,” he said. Singh stressed that the global community must apply strategic, diplomatic, and economic pressure on Pakistan to root out terrorism from its soil. He also reiterated that Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) will eventually become part of India despite Pakistan’s continuous attempts to derail development in the region.
India Criticizes UN for Appointing Pakistan as Counter-Terrorism Panel Vice-Chair
India has surpassed China to become the most populous country, with a population of 1.4639 billion as of April. According to a UN report, India's fertility rate has fallen below the replacement level at 1.9 children per woman, compared to the needed 2.1 to maintain population size. This decline suggests that India's population may eventually decrease. Currently, 24% of the population is aged 0-14, 17% aged 10-19, and 26% aged 10-24, highlighting a young demographic.
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