Tragedy struck the skies over Dubai today as an Indian Air Force Tejas fighter jet crashed during its much-anticipated aerial display at the biennial Dubai Air Show 2025. The pilot, sadly, did not survive the catastrophic event. Chief of Defence Staff General Anil Chauhan conveyed profound grief, emphasizing that the entire Indian Armed Forces stand united with the pilot’s grieving family. The Tejas, a state-of-the-art indigenous aircraft developed by Hindustan Aeronautics Limited, met with an accident at the Al Maktoum Airbase. Disturbing footage circulating online shows the aircraft losing altitude before its devastating impact. The Indian Air Force has formally…
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In a significant development for bilateral relations, India has expanded its resumption of tourist visas for Chinese nationals, allowing applications to be submitted through Indian diplomatic missions worldwide. This decision marks another stride in normalizing ties with China after a period of tension due to the military stand-off at the Line of Actual Control (LAC). Previously, in July, India had begun reinstating tourist visas for Chinese citizens, but this was limited to applications made through its missions in Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, and Hong Kong. The broader global reopening, implemented discreetly earlier this week, undoes the visa suspension that was put…
New Delhi: The Jharkhand Pavilion, participating as the Focus State in the India International Trade Fair (IITF) 2025, is a special attraction for visitors this year, with its display of traditional tribal and silver jewellery drawing audiences. The pavilion established by the Jharkhand government is strongly presenting the state’s cultural heritage, craftsmanship, cottage industries, women entrepreneurship, and rural economy at the national level. The government’s aim is to connect local artisans, craftspeople, and entrepreneurs with larger markets, give their products wider recognition, and empower them economically. Jharkhand’s Famous Traditional Tribal Jewellery in Demand for Fashion Jharkhand’s famous tribal jewellery such…
An atmosphere of fear has gripped Shastrinagar, Kadma police station jurisdiction in East Singhbhum, following the daylight murder of Tauqeer alias Gora. The incident unfolded late Thursday night near the Shastrinagar Road No. 2 mosque. According to eyewitness accounts, two individuals on a motorcycle targeted Tauqeer. After an initial assault with a bladed weapon, they fired several shots at him. Tauqeer succumbed to his injuries and was transported to TMH by concerned citizens, where his death was confirmed. He had sustained injuries from approximately five bullets. Sources indicate Tauqeer was an active member of the ‘Mardana Gang’ and had a…
A monumental wedding celebration is underway in Udaipur, marking the union of Netra Mantena, the philanthropic daughter of billionaire Rama Raju Mantena, and tech entrepreneur Vamsi Gadiraju. From November 21st to 23rd, the picturesque city is hosting an array of international and Indian celebrities. Headlining the entertainment lineup are global music icons Justin Bieber and Jennifer Lopez, set to deliver electrifying performances. They will be joined by other international artists such as Tiesto and Black Coffee, as well as Cirque du Soleil performers. The Bollywood contingent is equally impressive, with A-list actors like Ranveer Singh, Hrithik Roshan, Madhuri Dixit, and…
Delhi is abuzz with anticipation for the Women’s Premier League (WPL) 2026 mega auction, where 277 players will compete for a limited 73 available positions. This includes 23 precious overseas slots, highlighting the league’s international appeal. The player pool is a rich mix: 83 international cricketers, 155 uncapped Indian talents, and four from Associate nations. With player retentions finalized, franchises have a collective INR 41.1 crore at their disposal, setting the stage for a fiercely competitive bidding environment. Eight prominent stars headline the auction, forming the coveted marquee set. For India, Deepti Sharma and Renuka Singh Thakur are set to…
A significant earthquake measuring 5.5 on the Richter scale jolted West Bengal, with strong tremors felt throughout Kolkata and its neighboring areas on Friday. At nearly the same time, Assam registered a 4.7-magnitude earthquake, leading to widespread apprehension among the populace. Many people were seen rushing outdoors as buildings swayed. Reports indicate that the earthquake’s epicenter was located near Narsingdi, Bangladesh. The seismic event caused a brief halt to the ongoing Test match between Bangladesh and Ireland in Dhaka, though the game recommenced after a short interval. Social media buzzed with activity, showcasing videos of people evacuating offices in Kolkata’s…
Tragedy struck Punjab province as a catastrophic boiler explosion at a chemical factory in Faisalabad’s Malikpur area resulted in the deaths of at least 15 workers. The early morning blast was so intense that it caused nearby structures to crumble, including a section of the factory itself. Emergency services are on the scene, working tirelessly to excavate the debris in hopes of finding survivors. According to local authorities, 15 fatalities have been confirmed, and seven individuals have been hospitalized with injuries. The Deputy Commissioner of Faisalabad stated that rescue teams are continuing their efforts to clear the wreckage, with all…
The community of Khunti is mourning the sudden loss of Shaligram Mahadev Manki, a prominent social worker and the grandson of renowned freedom fighter Singraj Singh Manki. Manki, who also held the position of president for the Khunti District Manki Association, drowned in the sea at Digha. He hailed from Jojohatu village in the Khunti district and was the son of Govardhan Singh Manki. The family was informed of the unfortunate incident and immediately traveled to Digha on Thursday night. The news of his passing has been met with widespread grief, with many leaders, including former Chief Minister Arjun Munda…
A terrifying four-hour ordeal unfolded in Palamu’s Kukahi village when a gang of about 15 armed dacoits targeted a teacher couple. Mrityunjay Mehta, an educator, and his wife Anita Devi were held captive in their home in Mugaljan Tola late Thursday night. The intruders, equipped with firearms and blunt weapons, subjected the couple to severe physical abuse and threats. They systematically looted cash, precious jewelry, and other valuables after ransacking the entire house. Adding to the horror, the dacoits forced the couple to prepare and serve them a meal before they made their escape before dawn on Friday. The incident…