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Indigo cancellations: Airline to conduct 'root cause analysyis'; official says disruptions stemmed from multiple factors
IndiGo is investigating the underlying issues behind recent flight delays and has determined that various factors are at play, excluding pilot shortages. While they're working towards stabilising their operations, they anticipate a return to full operational capacity by December 10. -
Former JKLF Commander Javid Ahmad Mir Arrested In 1996 Violence Case
Mir’s arrest comes a day after police detained another former terrorist commander, Shakeel Ahmad Bakshi, in the same 1996 Naaz Crossing violence case (FIR No. 192/1996). Both men were named in the original First Information Report filed on 17 July 1996. -
Climate Change Disrupts Bear Hibernation In Kashmir, Triggering Surge In Human-Wildlife Conflict
Climate change is disrupting the natural hibernation cycle of Himalayan bears in Kashmir, pushing them into towns in search of food and triggering a rise in man-animal conflicts. With delayed snowfall, shrinking forests and poor waste management, experts warn the region may soon have to coexist with wildlife year-round. -
IndiGo To Cancel More Flights As Govt Orders 10% Reduction In Operations Amid Crisis
The government has directed IndiGo to reduce its operations by 10 per cent, affecting over 200 daily flights, following a crisis caused by more than 2,000 recent cancellations. -
Satya Nadella Meets PM Modi; Announces Microsoft To Invest $17.5 Billion For India`s AI 1st Future
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella met Prime Minister Narendra Modi and announced the company’s largest-ever investment in Asia, committing US$17.5 billion to develop AI capabilities, cloud infrastructure, and upskilling initiatives in India. The move underscores India’s growing importance as a hub for technology and innovation. -
Pralay Missile Now Hit Targets Even Without Internet Using 100% Indian Brain
The new upgrade means the missile will depend on Indian technology, not foreign software, to find targets more accurately and work smarter in any battlefield. The new system will give Pralay missile commanders a safe and powerful digital map that works even without internet. -
Delhi car blast: NIA makes eighth arrest in terror case; accused held for destroying evidence, harbouring Umar Un Nabi
The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has arrested Dr Bilal Naseer Malla for allegedly destroying evidence and harbouring a deceased accused in connection with the Red Fort car blast. This marks the eighth arrest in the case, which is being investigated as a terrorist strike linked to a Jaish-e-Mohammed module. -
IndiGo flight cut doubled to 10%; airline may operate even lesser flights
Aviation authorities have slashed IndiGo's winter flight schedule by 10% following widespread passenger disruptions. The airline, which previously faced a 5% cut, will now operate significantly fewer flights due to internal mismanagement of crew rosters and inadequate communication. This move aims to stabilize operations and reduce cancellations, with IndiGo submitting a revised schedule soon. -
‘No Bigger Anti-National Act Than Vote Chori’: Rahul Gandhi Says ECI Colluding With BJP To Shape Elections
Speaking during a discussion on electoral reforms, Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi asserted that “everything in India that exists today has emerged from the vote, and the RSS is trying to capture that.” -
Explainer: Why The 13 December Parliament Attack Still Matters 24 Years Later
The sequence of events that day remains stark in its simplicity. A white Ambassador car bearing forged Home Ministry and Parliament labels entered the complex shortly before noon. Both Houses had adjourned barely forty minutes earlier, leaving ministers, staff and security personnel still inside the premises. -
Delhi Blast Case: NIA Court Sends Nasir Malla To 7-Day Custody, Extends Amir Rashid Ali`s Custody
Principal District and Session Judge (Special NIA Judge) remanded Nasir Malla in seven days' NIA Custody and extended the custody of Amir Rashid Ali. The hearing was conducted in a closed courtroom. -
'Attacked by 150 people': Lawyer who hurled shoe at ex-CJI Gavai claims assault on court premises; defends his actions again
Advocate Rakesh Kishore reported an attack at Karkardooma Court. He stated 100-150 individuals assaulted him with slippers. They cited his previous shoe-hurling incident against former CJI B R Gavai. Kishore also mentioned they accused Gavai of insulting Sanatan Dharma. A video of the incident is circulating online. Kishore's license was suspended pending inquiry. -
In between heated debates: Amit Shah takes lunch break with BJP MPs at Parliament canteen - video
Union Home Minister Amit Shah asserted in Rajya Sabha that the division of 'Vande Mataram' for appeasement politics fueled India's partition. He emphasised the song's enduring relevance in fostering cultural nationalism and driving the nation towards a developed future. Shah criticised the opposition for linking the debate to West Bengal elections, highlighting the song's historical significance during the freedom struggle. -
India’s Top Cities With Clean Air This Week: Delhi And Mumbai Not In The List
Delhi and Mumbai are struggling with poor air quality this week, while other cities top the list for the freshest air. Discover which Indian cities are leading in clean and breathable air. -
Education loans becoming less accessible despite rising costs: Parliamentary panel
India's education loan schemes are failing deserving students, a parliamentary panel revealed.Despite promises of easy access, red tape, high interest, and unequal distribution plague the system, particularly impacting northern and rural students.The report highlights significant processing delays and the severe mental health toll of mounting debt, urging urgent reforms for equitable higher education access. -
Education loan access shrinking despite rising costs: Parliamentary panel
India's education loan schemes are failing deserving students, a parliamentary panel revealed.Despite promises of easy access, red tape, high interest, and unequal distribution plague the system, particularly impacting northern and rural students.The report highlights significant processing delays and the severe mental health toll of mounting debt, urging urgent reforms for equitable higher education access. -
Goa club fire: Portion of beach shack owned by Luthra brothers razed - watch
Days after a devastating fire at Birch by Romeo Lane claimed 25 lives, authorities demolished a section of the Romeo Lane restaurant in Goa's Vagator area. The structure, owned by Gaurav and Saurabh Luthra, was found to have encroached on the beach. Officials confirmed a 198-square-meter area was cleared. -
Why India Is Not Ready To Retire Its 80-Year-Old James Bond `Ajit Doval`
Ajit Doval, India’s 80-year-old National Security Adviser, remains central to the country’s strategic decision-making due to his unmatched experience, deep institutional memory, and continued trust from Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Despite his age, experts say his unique expertise makes him indispensable as India navigates complex and evolving security challenges. -
Shillong Teer Result Today 09.12.2025: First And Second Round Tuesday Lucky Draw Winning Lottery Numbers
Shillong Teer Result Tuesday 09.12.2025: On December 09 the first and second round Shillong Teer numbers will be announced on 4 PM. The Khasi Hills Archery Sports Association runs Shillong Teer, a one-of-a-kind lottery game centered on archery, scroll down for the result update. -
Goa CM Orders Immediate Demolition Of Romeo Lane Vagator Amid Hunt For Luthra Brothers
Goa Chief Minister Pramod Sawant has ordered the immediate demolition of all illegal establishments run by the Luthra brothers, following the Arpora nightclub fire that killed 25 people. A Blue Corner Notice has been issued as authorities intensify efforts to trace the absconding duo and dismantle their unauthorised properties. -
Goa nightclub fire: DIG says taking CBI, Interpol's help to bring back Luthra brothers; LoCs issued
Goa Police have issued Look Out Circulars against the owners of Birch by Romeo Lane, the nightclub where 25 people died in a fire, as they are currently abroad. Authorities are seeking their return with Interpol and CBI assistance. Meanwhile, a co-owner has been accused, and four staff members have been arrested. -
'Vote chori biggest anti-national act': Rahul Gandhi in Lok Sabha during SIR debate; slams RSS
Rahul Gandhi accused the Election Commission of India of colluding with the BJP to rig elections, calling "vote chori" the biggest anti-national act. He questioned the removal of the CJI from the EC selection panel and alleged the RSS is capturing national institutions, including intelligence agencies and investigative bodies, to suppress opposition. -
Vande Mataram Debate And A Forgotten Pride: Congress Links It To Bengal Polls — But Can BJP Benefit?
“Vande Mataram” is a Sanskrit phrase meaning “I bow to thee, Mother”. It comes from the novel Anandamath by Bankim Chandra Chattopadhyay. -
India's pharmaceutical potential: From middleman to manufacturing powerhouse
Jake Chasan and Will Conte are MBA candidates at Stanford Graduate School of Business and former investment bankers at Goldman Sachs. They recently completed research on pharmaceutical supply chain resilience under the guidance of Stanford faculty Scott Brady (MS ‘00), Brett Jordan (MBA ‘16), and Garth Saloner (MS ‘81, PhD ‘82). -
'You were working for Britishers': Kharge hits out at BJP roots; Vande Mataram debate rages in Rajya Sabha
Rajya Sabha session on Vande Mataram's 150 years turned combative as Congress chief Mallikarjun Kharge accused BJP's predecessors of working for the British. Home minister Amit Shah rejected claims of political timing, urging members to view the song's significance beyond elections. -
Union Minister Kiren Rijiju Highlights PM Modi`s Citizen-Centric Reforms Agenda
Union Minister of Parliamentary Affairs, Kiren Rijiju, stated that the central and state governments are working towards forming policies that do not burden the lives of citizens, something that PM Modi has always been vocal about. -
Sonia Gandhi`s Name Has A Russian WWII Connection: The True Story Behind `Edvige Antonia Albina Maino`
The Italian-born leader's original name was Edvige Antonia Albina Maino, but her father changed it to Sonia to honour the Russian villagers who saved his life during World War II. Unravel the surprising historical connection.
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IndiGo Chaos Leaves Grooms Missing Weddings, Couples Attending Receptions Online
IndiGo’s ongoing flight chaos has thrown India’s wedding season into turmoil, leaving grooms stranded, couples attending receptions online, and families helpless.
The disruptions have led to missed ceremonies, cancelled honeymoons, and emotional setbacks during one of the country’s busiest marriage periods. -
Does India Need Uniform Guidelines To Deal With Rape And Sexual Harassment Cases? — SC’s Big Step After Conflicting High-Court Verdicts
The Allahabad High Court’s March 17 order described certain acts — grabbing a minor girl’s breasts, breaking the string of her pyjama and dragging her under a culvert — as insufficient to sustain charges of attempt to rape or rape. -
'India in full-fledged Reform Express phase': PM Modi says changes are rapid, citizen-centric; flags IndiGo chaos
Prime Minister Modi declared India is in a "Reform Express" phase, prioritising citizen well-being and ease of life alongside business. He urged MPs to address ground-level issues, aiming to simplify governance by reducing bureaucratic hurdles and paperwork. The PM also voiced concern over IndiGo's flight disruptions, emphasizing that system improvements shouldn't inconvenience the public.

