Army helicopter makes emergency landing in Haryana’s Jind
India Today
An army helicopter made an emergency landing in a field in Haryana’s Jind district on Sunday.
Four army personnel were on board the chopper when it made an emergency landing in Jajanwala village of Narwana town. All are safe.
Harish Rana's parents have sought passive euthanasia after years of medical care and failed legal attempts, making the case a crucial test of India's right-to-die jurisprudence.
A political row erupted in the Punjab Legislative Assembly after the Aam Aadmi Party announced a women's allowance on International Women's Day. The Indian National Congress questioned the scheme's delay and funding. A remark by Congress MLA Sukhpal Singh Khaira and a speech by Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann sparked accusations of insulting women.
A bench of Justices BV Nagarathna and Ujjal Bhuyan expressed concern over the delay, noting that the court had earlier taken suo motu cognisance of the issue but had not received a substantive response from the concerned ministries.
The unrest began on Monday after former Phulbari legislator Estamur Momin was allegedly assaulted by protesters, who have been demanding that non-tribals should refrain from contesting or participating in the Garo Hills council elections.
The PIB Fact Check unit has flagged a deepfake video of External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar as part of a wider Pakistan-linked misinformation campaign during the West Asia crisis.
While the Opposition wants the Pinarayi Vijayan government to sack the KB Ganesh Kumar, the actor-turned-politician has denied any wrongdoing. In a twist in the tale, the minister's wife withdrew her complaint later, saying that he had admitted his mistake and apologised.
Dozens of students in Tamil Nadu were taken to hospital after a food contamination scare at a Coimbatore Corporation school.
While reviewing Bengal's SIR exercise, the Supreme Court warned against questioning judicial officers and set up retired HC judges as appellate tribunals.
Extending its support to Afghanistan, India said the strikes violated international law and the sovereignty of Afghanistan.
The Supreme Court agreed to hear the Union government's challenge to the Bombay High Court verdict that had declared the amendment to the Information Technology Rules unconstitutional. However, the top court refused to put the High Court ruling on hold for now.
Amid the ongoing LPG crisis, Arvind Kejriwal questioned the Centre's foreign policy choices, suggesting that India might be paying the price for PM Modi-led government's geopolitical decisions.
Imports now meet about two-thirds of India's LPG needs, with most supplies coming from the Middle East.
Marking International Women's Day, Sunetra Pawar said the new scheme was aimed at helping women employees avoid Mumbai's peak-hour traffic and ease daily commuting.