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Watch| British F‑35B Flies Back to Carrier After Month‑Long Stay in Kerala
The high-tech, worth more than $110 million, aircraft had to land on June 14 when a technical glitch occurred while it was taking off for a routine sortie.
Bihar: EC Shares List of Missing Voters with Political Parties
The names of 43.93 lakh people who were not found at their registered addresses during the door-to-door verification and 29.62 lakh electors who have not returned their enumeration forms have been given to party representatives in accordance with officials.
SC May Raise Maintainability Objection to Justice Varma’s Plea Against Inquiry Repor
The report that led to former Chief Justice of India Sanjiv Khanna calling for his removal is now at the center of a dramatic high-stakes legal and parliamentary drama.
VP Dhankhar Urges Unity Amid Language Debate, Criticizes Divisive Politic
"India has a treasure of languages—Sanskrit, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Hindi, Marathi. We even have classical languages. Lingustic diversity-wise, we have no match at all," he averred.
After 18 Years, All 12 Convicts in 2006 Mumbai Train Blasts Acquitted by Bombay HC
In 2015, a special trial court had convicted the 12, sentencing five to death and seven to life imprisonment. But Justices Anil Kilor and Shyam Chandak were of the view that the prosecution had "completely failed" to prove the charges against the accused and quashed the verdict.
2006 Mumbai Train Blasts: All 12 Accused Acquitted by Bombay HC Over Lack of Evidence
A special bench of Justices Anil S. Kilor and Shyam C. Chandak expressed serious doubts regarding the credibility of the prosecution witnesses and the TIP protocols for identification of some of the accused.
Ready to take up discussions on matters raised by Oppn, says Defence Minister Rajnath Singh
The non-stop sloganeering resulted in the House being adjourned twice — first until noon and then until 2:00 p.m.
Aviation Minister Accuses Western Media of Bias in Air India Crash Coverage
“There are multiple theories floating around. but let us respect the process of investigation,” Naidu said. “The AAIB (Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau) is conducting the inquiry with complete transparency. I’ve come across numerous articles, not just from Indian outlets, but also from Western media, each trying to push its own version of the story.”
Watch| PM Modi Urges Political Unity in National Interest Ahead of Monsoon Session
Referring to the delegation of Members of Parliament, he said that they had been able to "expose" Pakistan in front of the world.
Air India Crash Reports ‘Premature and Speculative’: US Investigation Chief
"Investigations of this size take time," Homendy wrote on social media site X Friday. She characterized recent press reports as "premature and speculative," although she did not name any particular outlet or story.
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