An Air India Express flight made an emergency landing at Bengaluru's Kempegowda International Airport on Saturday night due to a fire in one of its engines. The flight, carrying 179 passengers and six crew members, was forced to return to the airport shortly after takeoff. A full-scale emergency was declared, and the fire was extinguished upon landing. All passengers and crew were successfully evacuated. The airline stated that the pilots elected to return to Bengaluru due to suspected flames in the right engine, and a precautionary landing was carried out. The incident is under investigation.

Former BJP sarpanch Aijaz Sheikh was killed in a terrorist attack in Shopian's Hirpora area, while a couple from Jaipur was injured in a separate attack in Anantnag. Aijaz succumbed to his injuries in the hospital, while the injured couple, Farha and Tabrez, were rushed to a hospital in critical condition. The areas have been cordoned off, and search operations launched. The attacks coincide with ongoing parliamentary polls in Anantnag-Rajouri. Political leaders, including Mehbooba Mufti and Farooq Abdullah, condemned the attacks, while the BJP expressed solidarity with Aijaz's family.

In a targeted attack, terrorists shot and injured two non-local civilians in Jammu and Kashmir's Anantnag. The victims were immediately rushed to medical facilities for treatment. The incident underscores the ongoing security challenges faced in the region due to terrorist activities. Security forces have intensified efforts to apprehend the perpetrators and maintain peace and stability in the area. The targeted attack on non-locals highlights the vulnerability of civilians amidst the volatile situation in Jammu and Kashmir.

A devastating bus fire on the Kundli-Manesar-Palwal Expressway near Haryana's Nuh district on Friday night has claimed the lives of 8 people, leaving several others injured. The bus was carrying devotees returning from Vrindavan. The injured, including elderly, women, and children, have been taken to Nuh medical college for treatment. India Nationals are in shock as the incident's severity unfolds. Aftab Ahmed, Nuh MLA, has expressed grief and concern for the victims. An investigation is underway to determine the cause of the fire. The incident has raised concerns about road safety and emergency response in India.

A full emergency was declared at Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport after Air India flight AI807 to Bangalore reported a fire in its AC unit. The flight, carrying 175 passengers, returned safely to Delhi. An Air India spokesperson confirmed the incident, stating that the auxiliary power unit triggered a fire warning. Passengers and crew deplaned safely, with alternative arrangements made for their travel. This incident follows recent bomb threats in Delhi and Ahmedabad, raising concerns over aviation security and public safety measures. Officials are investigating the cause of the fire.              

A man was killed and partially consumed by a tiger in Raisen forest division near Bhopal, officials said Thursday. The incident occurred near Neemkheda village, 35 km from Bhopal. Divisional Forest Officer Vijay Kumar identified the victim as Maniram Jatav, 62, who was collecting tendu leaves. Canine marks on his neck and nearby pugmarks confirmed a tiger attack. This tiger likely strayed from Ratapani Wildlife Sanctuary. It's the first such fatality in Raisen forest in recent history. Jatav's family received ₹8 lakh compensation. Forest officials are patrolling the area and warned villagers against entering the forest to locate the tiger.

An Air India flight bound for Delhi was involved in a collision with a tug truck while taxiing at Pune Airport, damaging the aircraft's nose and a tyre. Despite the incident, all 180 passengers and crew onboard are safe. Emergency protocols were swiftly enacted, and passengers were deplaned and accommodated on an alternative flight to Delhi. The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has launched an inquiry to determine the cause of the collision, focusing on operational protocols and possible lapses. The affected aircraft was taken out of service for inspection and repairs but is now ready for operations.

Eleven pilgrims have died in the first five days of the Char Dham yatra in Uttarakhand, which began on May 10. Despite comprehensive health screening measures in place, the deaths have raised concerns. Most of the deceased were elderly with underlying medical conditions. Over 1.55 lakh pilgrims have visited Kedarnath, 70,000 Yamunotri, and 63,000 Gangotri, with 45,000 visiting Badrinath Dham in just three days. Authorities are urging pilgrims to disclose any medical conditions and register on the tourism department website before undertaking the yatra. The state government is working to ensure a safe and successful pilgrimage for all.

Bhavesh Bhinde, owner of Ego Media Pvt Ltd, has been arrested in connection with the Mumbai billboard collapse that killed 16 and injured 75. He evaded police for three days, leading to a massive manhunt across three states. Bhinde was finally caught in Udaipur, where he was hiding under a false identity. Eight police teams worked tirelessly to track him down, following a trail from Lonavala to Thane, Ahmedabad, and finally Udaipur. The arrest brings relief to the victims' families, and an investigation into the incident is ongoing.

Mumbai Police arrested Bhavesh Bhinde, the owner of the advertising agency responsible for the ill-fated Ghatkopar hoarding collapse. The May 13th incident claimed 16 lives and left 74 injured. Bhinde, the director of Ego Media Pvt Ltd, had been absconding since erecting the oversized 120x120-foot hoarding, which defied regulations. Booked for culpable homicide and endangering lives, his arrest concludes a week-long manhunt across Mumbai and Gujarat. Families of the victims express relief, hoping justice prevails for the preventable tragedy that scarred the city's landscape and memories.