Alka Ahuja shares memories of Squadron Leader Ajay Ahuja
Alka Ahuja shares memories of her husband, martyred Indian Air Force Squadron Leader Ajay Ahuja, and his missing MiG-21 during the Kargil War.
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Alka Ahuja shares memories of her husband, martyred Indian Air Force Squadron Leader Ajay Ahuja, and his missing MiG-21 during the Kargil War.
IndiGo's reservation platform experienced two system failures in a week, disrupting bookings, check-ins, and payment confirmations. The airline, which commands 67% of India's domestic market and suffered 4,500 cancellations last year, had recently appointed a new CEO shortly before the disruptions.
IndiGo's online booking, check-in, and payment systems suffered multiple failures within a week, following thousands of flight cancellations. The system disruptions occurred shortly after a new CEO took charge of the airline, which holds a 67% share of India's domestic market.
Reshma Pardhi filmed yellow peas supplied to her Pune district anganwadi and said they remained hard even after extensive pressure cooking. She also alleged that children complained of stomach pain. Pune Zilla Parishad fired the 18-year anganwadi worker on 18 August.
A social media video displays quotes attributed to Donald Trump regarding Iran's nuclear program and the Strait of Hormuz, which he describes as 'an American territory.'
During a 'Reservation Hatao Andolan' protest at Jantar Mantar in August 2024, participants contested government statistics on student suicides among Dalit, Bahujan, and Adivasi communities, arguing that caste discrimination is no longer a major issue.
The Delhi Police registered a First Information Report (FIR) following a protest regarding Sahil's alleged pellet injuries. The FIR, registered in August 2024, does not name any accused.
A Spot On reporter at Jantar Mantar interviews a man about reservation, caste-based discrimination, and crimes against Dalits. The discussion contrasts reports of student suicides and Atrocities Act cases with claims of false cases and academic challenges for general category students.
A statement attributed to Rajan Singh, Vice President of the Bihar Kinnar Kalyan Board, claims that Bihar will build a temple for Prime Minister Narendra Modi at a cost of 112 crore rupees, featuring a full-gold statue as tall as Modi, with funds provided by the Bihar government.
India's disability cricket team defeated England by 118 runs in the final match of a seven-match series at Lord's, scoring 206/4 to England's 88. Following the win, the players recreated Ganguly's 2002 shirt-wave celebration on the balcony. England won the overall series 4-3.
A viral video shows a tourist arguing with security personnel in Ladakh, objecting to a six-hour traffic delay allegedly caused by a VIP convoy. After making a controversial remark about Kashmiris, she clarified her respect for the Indian Army in an interview with NDTV.
Official orders from education departments in Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh districts, including Ayodhya and Ballia, have restricted unauthorized videography and photography in government schools, contrasting with Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath's statements welcoming videos of school infrastructure improved under…
Schoolchildren in Basti, Uttar Pradesh, stopped the convoy of MLA Rajendra Prasad Chaudhary to draw attention to a muddy, damaged road they use daily to reach school. Chaudhary inspected the road, contacted local officials from the spot, and promised that repairs would be undertaken.
CCTV footage from August 2024 in Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh, shows a teacher slapping a six-year-old student at the Little Garden English Medium School. The boy reportedly died after the incident, prompting a crowd to gather outside the school.
Bihar Minister Shravan Kumar commented on rising sugar prices, stating that people are already consuming less sugar due to widespread illnesses and diabetes, so he does not think the price increase will make much of a difference.
Two Adani-linked coal mining projects in Chhattisgarh have received in-principle approval from the Environment Ministry, risking nearly 1,000 hectares of dense forest and elephant habitats.
The video explains how Indian voters can verify if their names are included in the draft voter list. If a name is missing, voters can submit corrections and registration forms through the Election Commission of India's voters' portal before the final electoral rolls are published.
The Hyderabad Food Adulteration Surveillance Team raided 130 establishments and seized 25.5 tonnes of allegedly adulterated ghee. Hyderabad Police Commissioner V.C. Sajjanar stated that palm oil, vanaspati, and artificial flavors were used to manufacture products sold as pure ghee.
Students in Mahoba, Uttar Pradesh, blocked a road to protest poor road conditions. While protesters alleged that police used force to disperse them, a Mahoba police official stated that police spoke cordially with the students to resolve the situation and restore traffic.
A social media post attributed to Kangana Ranaut criticizes Baba Ramdev after he made remarks regarding her youth. Ranaut responded by saying she has never been reprimanded by the Supreme Court for false medical efficacy claims, defending her character against his comments.
An investigation by Article 14 reports that Hyderabad-based Nagarjuna Construction Company (NCC) donated ₹60 crore to the BJP via electoral bonds.
Worms were reportedly found in a soybean dish served under the mid-day meal scheme in government schools in Arwal, Bihar. Headteachers spotted the worms before students ate the food, leading at least three to submit written complaints.
A CAG audit reviewing 512 railway stations discovered passenger amenity gaps at 458 stations, with eight water coolers testing positive for E. coli. The World Health Organisation notes that E. coli indicates contamination by human or animal waste, posing risks of diseases like cholera and typhoid.
A video highlights an audit statement indicating that the PM CARES fund spent only Rs 88 lakh out of Rs 8,452 crore in 2024-25, with 93% parked in fixed deposits. The video calls on the Prime Minister to utilize these unspent funds to improve government schools and compensate the families of NEET aspirants.
A video depicts claims that all Tamil Nadu MLAs will be provided a car and an assistant, contrasting this with a Times of India headline reporting that the World Bank is stepping in to fund Chennai corporation projects due to a fund crunch.