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What may have caused the Air India crash in Ahmedabad? A deep dive into probable technical failures

In the wake of India's worst aviation tragedy in decades, we set out to explore plausible causes that may have caused the Air India Dreamliner to crash, just moments after take-off.

Europe witnesses protests against incoming tourists, activists plan demonstrations: Here is what’s behind the movement against ‘overtourism’

The anti-tourism protestors describe excessive tourism in a place as “touristification” which refers to emphasis on tourism instead of the local quality of life.

Chhattisgarh liquor scam: ED attaches Congress Bhawan in Sukma and 2 properties of former Congress minister Kawasi Lakhma, says buildings were built using scam...

Enforcement Directorate (ED) on June 13 attached 3 properties worth ₹6.15 crore, including a Congress office, in connection with the Chhattisgarh Liquor scam

Assam govt is dealing firmly with encroachment of Satra lands, the scale of encroachment is assault on Assam’s culture and identity: Himanta Biswa Sarma

Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma has announced a major initiative to recover encroached land belonging to Satras of the state

‘The Kerala Story’ comes to Agra: Two Hindu sisters brainwashed, recruited into Islamic conversion network linked to J&K and ISIS fronts

The case highlights the serious threat posed by Islamic conversion gangs, which have been targeting Hindu and Christian women across the country for fulfilling their vicious agenda.

Assam: Cow head dumped inside Hindu temple in Muslim-dominated Dhubri, CM Himanta Biswa Sarma meets local Hindus, gives shoot-at-sight orders against extremists

In a tweet, Himanta Biswa Sarma said, "I visited Dhubri and directed law enforcement officers to follow ZERO tolerance against elements who desecrate our temples, naamghars and sacred spaces."

Locals line up to donate blood in true ‘Amdavadi spirit’, Vantara sends doctors, RSS organises seva after the Ahmedabad plane crash

There were 600 units of blood in the Civil Hospital, after which 500 units were sent from Red Cross. In just 2 hours, 350 people reached the Civil Hospital to donate blood.

Calcutta High Court commutes death sentence of man who stabbed ex-girlfriend 45 times, cites ‘rarest of the rare’ doctrine: Here is why such verdicts...

Cases where courts show the convicts of brutal crimes leniency often leave an impression on the minds of people that perhaps the 'reformation' or the 'prospects' of convicts weigh more in the minds of judges than the rights of innocent victims.

Inside ‘Operation Rising Lion’: Israel launches pre-emptive strike against Iran, neutralises top commanders to foil nuclear threat, Ali Khamenei vows revenge

The Prime Minister of Israel accused Iran of pursuing a nuclear weapons programme in defiance of global warnings, pointing to enriched uranium stockpiles capable of producing multiple nuclear bombs.

As India is considering Russian fifth generation Sukhoi Su-57 fighter jets, here’s why buying American F-35 instead of Su-57 makes no sense for India

India’s tilt towards acquiring Russian Su-57E over American F-35, is not a matter of mere procurement choice, rather, it is shaped by decades of trust in Moscow’s defence partnership and key offer of technology transfer against the US delivery delays and disregard for strategic defence autonomy of the importer nation.

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