Woman Trainee Pilot Escapes Unhurt After Training Aircraft Skids Off Runway In Maharashtra
An aircraft that was undergoing a training exercise slipped from the runway while trying to take off at the Solapur Airport in the state of Maharashtra, raising concerns regarding safety in aviation. The plane was in operation under a woman trainee
Trainer aircraft skids off runway at Solapur Airport, trainee pilot escapes unhurt
A trainer aircraft skidded off the runway while attempting to land at Solapur Airport in Maharashtra on Thursday. A female trainee pilot was on board but escaped unhurt, airport officials said. Fire services and police personnel...
Student Pilot Unhurt as Training Aircraft Makes Hard Landing at Maharashtra
A training aircraft met with an accident after making a hard landing at Maharashtras Solapur airport on Thursday, leaving the plane stranded on the runway. Fortunately, no casualties or injuries were reported in the incident. According to Karan Mann of the Redbird Aviation Training Academy, the mishap occurred while a female student pilot was executing [] The post Student Pilot Unhurt as Training Aircraft Makes Hard Landing at Maharashtras Solapur Airport appeared first on Pragativadi I Latest Odisha News in English I Breaking News .
Why the Gokul Dairy election is sparking political outrage | The Hindu Editorial
The Gokul Dairy controversy has become a flashpoint in Maharashtra politics after an ordinance allowed the state government to nominate voting directors to the cooperatives board following a closely contested election. Critics argue that the move altered the balance of power after a Congress-backed panel won a majority of elected seats, raising questions about democratic mandates, cooperative autonomy and the role of state intervention in elected institutions.
1Crowd Expands Healthcare Portfolio with Rymo Technologies
Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], November 12:1Crowd strengthens its focus on healthcare and medtech, backing an Indian health-tech company using robotics and AI to make physical rehabilitation more accessible
Chitrapataka 2026: Movies, dates, and all you need to know
Chitrapataka 2026, Maharashtra's official Marathi Film Festival, will be held in Mumbai from November 15 to 18. The four-day event will screen 33 Marathi films, including Bandhu, Gondhal and Raja Shivaji, alongside filmmaker interactions and masterclasses
Karnataka: Police arrest mother and her lover for murder of 24-year-old boy in Belagavi
A woman allegedly conspired with her paramour and five others to murder her 24-year-old son for reportedly opposing her relationship with the man, police said on Thursday. According to Police, the accused allegedly lured the victim to Belagavi on the pretext of attending Kannada Rajyotsava celebrations and strangled him to death using a Kannada flag with six people, which included the mother of the victim. According to police, Vijay's mother, Meena, was in a relationship with Rakesh, a native of Maharashtra. Hence, to conceal their affair from her son, she had reportedly appointed Rakesh as her car driver However, Vijay later came to know about their relationship and strongly objected to the bond. Later, Meena and Rakesh allegedly hatched a conspiracy to eliminate him, believing he was an impediment to their bond. Under this plan, Rakesh and his associates allegedly persuaded Vijay to accompany them to Belagavi on November 1 to witness the Kannada Rajyotsava celebrations. When the cele...
Tata Power seeks cost-linked Mundra tariff pacts with 4 more states
The company is seeking to finalize supplementary power-purchase contracts with Rajasthan, Maharashtra, Punjab and Haryana after it finalized a deal with Gujarat to sell power at prices
Spain housing protests turn violent as police fire tear gas and rubber bullets
The demonstrations coincided with the country's first nationwide 24-hour general strike since 2012, weeks before an early general election scheduled for November 29
New York: Three-storey building collapses near construction site, kills two
Six additional people were taken to hospitals with minor injuries.
America did not start war with Iran: Trump says wants to have total victory
America did not start a war with Iran. Iran has been waging war in America since 1979. This should have been taken care of a long time ago, Trump said.
Iran's Ghalibaf says Strait of Hormuz rules will change permanently after war
What stands in the way of an agreement is our lack of trust in the United States, he said.
Bomb threats hit 6,000 schools in Italy; similar emails reported in UK, Ireland
According to Italian news agency ANSA, citing the Education Ministry, around 6,000 schools received the threatening emails. Other reports put the figure at approximately 6,300
XPeng unveils modular flying car combining electric van and detachable aircraft
Competing with Teslas futuristic vehicle concepts, XPengs design emphasises practical commercial rollout, emergency response, and consumer utility
Yogi Adityanath says people were right to celebrate Diwali with fireworks
Adityanath said people had celebrated Diwali with enthusiasm, and there was no need to be overly concerned about the pollution.
Mumbai-bound Air India flight receives hijack threat in Kolkata
All 105 passengers were deboarded, and it was taken to the isolation bay and later cleared for take-off.
Punjab: Three passengers killed in PRTC bus crash in Sangrur, 24 others injured
While 15 of the injured were referred to a hospital in Patiala, the rest were admitted to the Civil Hospital in Sangrur.
Sikkim earthquake: 4.9-magnitude tremors felt in Gangtok, no damage reported
The earthquake occurred at 4.30 am, with its epicentre located around 40 km northwest of Yuksom in Gyalshing district of West Sikkim, according to the National Centre for Seismology (NCS)
Scientists uncover evidence of grape-sized fruits during dinosaur era
Published in Science, these findings challenge the theory that complex fruit-bearing plants and animal seed dispersal evolved primarily after dinosaur extinction.
South Korea: 57 injured as bus rams into vehicles stopped at traffic signal
The bus collided with 32 vehicles before slamming into a median strip, fire officials said.
Imran Khan taken to hospital amid ongoing treatment eye condition
He is lodged at Adiala Jail in Rawalpindi. Khan has been undergoing treatment for his right eye since January after he complained of vision loss.
Punjab stubble burning: 5,517 cases reported, Ferozepur tops list with 728
The report, updated till November 11, stated that Tarn Taran recorded 687 incidents, followed by Sangrur with 628 and Bathinda with 499. Patiala ranked fifth with 374 cases
Those who feel Khawaja has thrown his teammates under the bus through his book Sabr must think about Steve Smith, David Warner, and Cameron Bancroft who were singled out all these years
Stamp out menace of hoax threats decisively
Then, there can be a scenario where panic-stricken crowds run helter-skelter because of some fake bomb threat, and the result may be a fatality
Pune: Army hospital doctors save newborn with complex heart defect
Command Hospital doctors successfully treat newborn using highly specialised procedures, including open-heart surgery, advanced life support
Maharashtra forest officials trap leopard after calf attacks in Dahanu village
Forest department officials set up trap cage, kept calf as bait to lure big cat; experts probing to see if it had killed two humans previously
Teen killed after rocket hits Mumbai crackers shop, 3 friends run out
'If NCP merger happens, we will be in the loop': Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis
Mumbais 1st ropeway plan takes first step in Mulund, faces green hurdles
Minister was not present in the house during the incident; BMC says the fire was reported in an air-conditioning unit at the bungalow
Raut Predicts Exit Of 20-22 MLAs From Sunetra Pawar-Led NCP
Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis has noted that an NCP merger could not happen without consulting the BJP, a condition Raut dismissed as inapplicable to Sharad Pawar's party.
Water Alarm: Nagpur Lifeline Shrinks, Totladoh Live Storage Plunges To 25%
NMC To Pay Rs1,000 Token Amount To Facilitate Rs250cr Allocation For Kanhan-Kolar Barrage
Separate budget head to be created for Rs950cr project; state likely to make initial provision in 2027-28 budget following Bawankules intervention
Pachpaoli Rub Work Begins, Traffic Spillover Likely To Choke Daga Hospital Square
Unique bahin dooj with Neelam Gorhe & new home give Mathura dignity after pain
RSS chief: Earlier, crackers purified air, didnt pollute
Nagpur in Safe Seismic Zone; Only Quakes of Magnitude 6 or Above May Pose Danger, Says GSI Chief
Vena Dam Storage Dips To 56%, Admn Mulls Drawing Water For Wadi From Ambazari Lake
Girl dies in accident, mob thrashes biker
Rare migratory cuckoo recorded for first time in Tadoba
66-year-old farmer injured in tiger attack
Tiger kills 55-year-old woman working in farm near Mul
Gorhe vows legislative fight as farmers express concern over tiger attacks
Bhaubeej Gets A Digital Twist With UPI, Online Gifts And AI Wishes
MSEDCL Offers Rs2,256cr Interest Waiver On Rs8,138cr Dues, Up To 20% Off On Principal
Property cards for all tribal farmers tilling forest land by Dec 15
Patient drags himself up the stairs as sole lift of KEM Hospitals orthopaedic unit shut
Navi Mumbai climbs two spots, bags cleanest city tag for 2025-26
Protecting Indias Coastline: Sea Vigil 2026 To Boost Coastal Security
The fifth edition of the Pan-India Coastal Defence Exercise 'Sea Vigil-26' is being held from 11 to 19 Nov 2026, coordinated by the Indian Navy as the lead agency. The exercise will be conducted in two phases: The Coastal Defence and Security Readiness Evaluation (CDSRE) phase from 11 to 17 Nov 2026, followed by the Sea Phase on 18 and 19 Nov 2026. Exercise Sea Vigil was conceptualised in 2018 to validate the measures instituted to strengthen maritime security in the aftermath of the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks. Sea Vigil-26 will span the entire coastline and Exclusive Economic Zone of India, and will involve all Coastal States and Union Territories, along with other maritime stakeholders, including the fishing and coastal communities. NDTV reports from the coast of Mumbai in this special report. The evaluation brings together joint teams from the Department of Fisheries, Coastal Police, Department of Customs and Maharashtra Maritime Board, demonstrating coordinated efforts among key coastal security stakeholders.
Maharashtra Celebrates International Blue Flag Award for Three Beaches
Maharashtras Ladghar, Guhagar, and Shrivardhan beaches earn prestigious Blue Flag Award, marking a significant environmental achievement. Maharashtra Celebrates International Blue Flag Award for Three Beaches
BMC proposes rooftop solar power installations across 11 civic facilities in Mumbai
Mumbai Cyber Police register fraud case after senior citizen loses Rs 15 lakh in digital arrest
Water rail bird spotted at TS Chanakya wetland in Navi Mumbai
Two Ulhasnagar businessmen jointly donate Rs 1 crore for drought-hit farmers in Maharashtra
Diwali reel gone wrong: Vasai youth gets 72 stitches after sky shot cracker explodes in hand
Firecracker spark ignites mans clothes amid petrol leak; locals save his life in Kalyan
International Blue Flag award to three beaches in Maharashtra
Fire cases peak after Diwali in Mumbai region; 1,000 calls, two deaths over five days
Tiger Shroff firing: Police custody of five accused extended till Nov 16
Adult woman free to choose life partner without force or pressure, says Bombay high court
Mumbai Police Crack Down on Drug Gang Led by Imtiaz Hussain Syed
Mumbai police have taken action against drug dealer Imtiaz Hussain Syed and his gang under the Maharashtra Control of Organised Crime Act. Mumbai Police Crack Down on Drug Gang Led by Imtiaz Hussain Syed
NSTR to Receive Two Tigresses and 11 Gaurs Soon
Andhra Pradesh forest authorities plan to bring two tigresses from Maharashtra and 11 gaurs from Madhya Pradesh to strengthen wildlife populations in the Nagarjunasagar-Srisailam Tiger Reserve.
EC issues detailed fact-check, rejects claims of vote discrepancies in multiple constituencies
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Nov 11 (IANS) The Election Commission of India (ECI) on Wednesday released a series of constituency-specific fact-checks to counter social media claims, alleging large-scale mismatches between votes polled and votes counted in the 2024 Lok Sabha and state Assembly elections. The Commission has labelled these claims as 'misleading' and has placed official figures from its Index Cards and Statistical Reports in the public domain to clarify the actual position. The claims, which circulated widely online, primarily focused on seats in Maharashtra, Haryana and Jammu and Kashmir. In several cases, the social media posts either treated the total number of registered electors as the number of votes polled or misinterpreted other official numbers, creating an artificial gap that does not exist in the records. One of the most widely shared claims about Mumbai North Parliamentary constituency (Maharashtra) said that 18.11 lakh votes were polled but only 10.33 lakh were counted, implying that 7.78 lakh votes remained uncounted. Official records show that the constituency had 18,12,115 total electors. Of these, 10,36,496 electors actually voted (10,33,268 on EVMs and 3,228 postal votes). After accounting for 765 test votes and votes not counted from Control Units (CUs) as per ECI guidelines, 10,35,731 votes were counted. Voter turnout stood at 57.20 per cent. The gap of around 7.75 lakh represents registered electors who did not turn up to vote, not uncounted votes. Claims suggested that 6,66,046 votes were polled in Srinagar Parliamentary constituency (Jammu and Kashmir) but 6,72,942 were counted, creating an excess of 6,896 votes. Official data records 17,48,803 total electors and 6,76,408 votes polled (6,72,942 EVM + 3,466 postal). After deducting 1,009 test votes and votes not counted from CUs, the total votes counted stood at 6,75,399 while the voter turnout was 38.68 per cent. The Commission confirmed that no extra votes were counted. Social media posts claimed that 3.84 lakh votes were polled in Beed Assembly constituency (Maharashtra) but only 2.39 lakh were counted, leaving 1.45 lakh (37.8 per cent) uncounted. Records show 3,84,885 total electors and 2,42,983 votes polled (2,38,845 EVM + 4,138 postal). The same number2,42,983was counted. Turnout was 63.13 per cent. The difference of about 1.42 lakh is the number of electors who did not vote. Similar claims said that 3.01 lakh votes were polled in Dahanu Assembly constituency (Maharashtra) but only 2.21 lakh were counted. Official figures list 3,01,257 electors and 2,21,818 votes polled and counted. Turnout was 73.63 per cent. The gap of around 79,000 represents non-voters. Claims also alleged that 2.21 lakh votes were polled in Tosham Assembly constituency (Haryana) but only 1.60 lakh were counted. Records show 2,23,609 electors, 1,61,872 votes polled and 1,61,020 votes counted after minor adjustments for test votes. Turnout was 72.39 per cent. The difference is again the number of electors who stayed away. One claim asserted that only 215 citizens voted in Kaithal Assembly constituency (Haryana) yet the ECI counted 1,67,285 votes. The Commission clarified that 215 is the number of polling stations in the constituency, not the number of voters. Actual figures show 2,23,449 electors and 1,68,851 votes polled and counted, with a voter turnout of 75.57 per cent. In Chenani, Kokernag and Pulwama Assembly constituencies (Jammu and Kashmir), claims of the ECI having counted extra votes (ranging from 1,500 to 1,800) were also rejected. Official data for Chenani shows 85,189 votes polled and counted; for Kokernag, 57,542 votes polled and counted; and for Pulwama, 51,011 votes polled with 50,529 counted after standard deductions. In each case, the Commission said that no extra votes were counted. Across all these constituencies, the ECI has underlined a consistent pattern: the figures being projected as votes polled but not counted are either the total number of registered electors or other administrative numbers (such as the count of polling stations). The actual votes polled and votes counted, as recorded in Form 17C and reflected in the Index Cards, match closely after accounting for postal ballots, test votes and votes not retrieved from Control Units as per prescribed guidelines. The Commission has reiterated that Form 17C remains the sole statutory record of votes cast at each polling station. Part-I of the form is shared with polling agents at the close of poll, and the figures are matched with Part-II on counting day in the presence of candidates' agents. All relevant data continues to be available on the ECI website under Statistical Reports and Index Cards. The ECI has maintained that the official records leave no scope for the kind of large-scale discrepancies being alleged.
Collegian (22) spikes classmates drink & rapes her, arrested
Amul, Mother Dairy hike milk prices by Rs 2-4 per litre; check new rates
The companies attributed the milk price hike to rising input and operational costs, including fodder, cattle feed, packaging and transportation expenses
Young Birders Month aims to draw budding enthusiasts into natures fold
Three Maharashtra Beaches receive international Blue Flag certification for the first time
Ladghar and Guhagar in Ratnagiri district and Shrivardhan in Raigad district are among nine newly certified beaches across India for the 2026-27 season
Tata Power Q2 profit rises 33% to 1,652 cr; 11,871 cr project approved
Revenue rises 26% to 19,886 crore in Q2FY27; board approves investment in 1,800 MW pumped storage project in Maharashtra, while renewable capacity reaches 8.6 GW
Political Speculations Rise as Sunil Tatkare Meets CM Devendra Fadnavis Amid NCP Merger Discussions
Sunil Tatkares meeting with CM Fadnavis sparks speculation about a possible merger within the NCP, intensifying Maharashtras political landscape. Political Speculations Rise as Sunil Tatkare Meets CM Devendra Fadnavis Amid NCP Merger Discussions
Nagpur's 6.77 Lakh Livestock Need 1.48Cr Litres Water A Day
Tata Power approves 11,871 crore pumped storage project in Maharashtra
The 1.8 GW project at Shirwata is expected to be completed in 51 months, as the company steps up investments in power generation, renewable energy and manufacturing.
Italy evacuates 300 schools after bomb threats; email also targets PM Meloni
Italian PM Giorgia Meloni said in a statement that there was no indication of any concrete danger to Italian schools and said the threats appeared aimed at generating alarm and concern. She said investigations were underway, and that she had convened a meeting of ministers for later in the day
Pravasi Bharatiya Divas 2027: Jaishankar highlights diaspora's contribution
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Wednesday praised the Indian diaspora for its contribution to the global exchange of ideas, knowledge, innovation, culture and enterprise, describing it as a living bridge between India and the world.
Maha CM urges Centre not to shift international flight from Mumbai to Navi Mumbai airport
Digital Desk | Mumbai, Nov 11 (IANS) Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, in a letter to the Union Ministry of Civil Aviation, has requested that not a single international flight be shifted from Mumbai Airport to Navi Mumbai International Airport. He asserted that both airports must operate independently at their full respective capacities. CM's intervention follows a proposal by the Mumbai Airport operator to shift 33% of international operationscomprising approximately 265 flightsto Navi Mumbai Airport starting from the Summer 2027 schedule. The proposed shift was intended to facilitate the complete demolition and rebuilding of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport's (CSMIA) ageing Terminal 1, which currently handles 15 million passengers annually and requires major structural overhauls. CM's office has confirmed that the communication was sent to the Union Civil Aviation Ministry. The Terminal 1 building at Mumbai Airport is old and unsafe. Consequently, the Mumbai Airport Authority plans to redevelop the building in phases. To facilitate the redevelopment work, the authority proposed shifting 33% of international air trafficamounting to 265 flightsto Navi Mumbai Airport. This proposal was presented to both Indian and foreign airlines. Initially, domestic carriers opposed the move, but over time, IndiGo, Air India, and Akasa Air agreed to relocate services to Navi Mumbai Airport. On the other hand, foreign airlines continue to oppose shifting their operations. CM Fadnavis clarified that no flights or international operations will be diverted from Mumbai Airport to Navi Mumbai, and both airports will operate independently according to their respective capacities. The Chief Minister urged the Civil Aviation Ministry via letter not to divert international flights to Navi Mumbai. The operators of Mumbai Airport had proposed moving flights to 14 international destinationsincluding Doha, Dubai, Jeddah, Muscat, and Riyadhto Navi Mumbai Airport starting from the Summer 2027 schedule, a move the Chief Minister opposed. Chief Minister said that under the current plan, Terminal 1which has a capacity of 15 million passengersis proposed to be completely demolished by December 2030 to build a new terminal. However, shutting it down all at once would severely disrupt flight services for the next 3 years or more. As a solution, the Chief Minister has proposed a phased redevelopment. He strongly argued that this phased approach would keep current passenger amenities running smoothly until the new terminal is ready, eliminating any need to reroute flights out of Mumbai. He suggested the completion of the construction of the new Terminal 1B first under phase one, during phase two shift ongoing operations from Terminal 1-A to the newly built Terminal 1-B and during phase three demolish the old Terminal 1-A and complete its redevelopment. By executing the T1 overhaul incrementally, state officials argue that passenger amenities can remain fully functional without compromising safety or forcing airlines to alter their operational bases.
IDTR Pune road safety campaign to focus on driver wellness, emergency response
The Institute of Driving Training and Research (IDTR), Pune, has planned a two-day road safety campaign on November 15 and 16, focusing on driver wellness, emergency response and support for accident victims
Noida Metro expansion: Cabinet approves five-station Aqua Line extension
The Cabinet, chaired by PM Narendra Modi, approved an 8.449-km extension of the Aqua Line Metro Rail Corridor from Noida Sector-51 to Greater Noida Sector-04. The project will also provide an interchange facility at Noida Sector-61 station, connecting the Aqua Line with the Delhi Metro's Blue Line
Sugarcane farmers continue protest in Bagalkot
They are seeking price for their crop based on Maharashtra package
The State governments proposal is in contrast with airport operators plan
Russia-Ukraine war: Abu Dhabi talks end with major prisoner exchange agreement
Vladimir Medinsky, head of the Russian delegation at the talks on the Ukraine crisis, said at a press conference that details of the prisoner exchange would be announced soon. He also confirmed that negotiations between the parties would continue
MPSC Group C Recruitment 2026 - Apply Online for 16,797 Clerk-Typist, Staff Nurse and More Posts
The Maharashtra Public Service Commission (MPSC) Recruitment 2026 for posts of 16,797 Clerk-Typist, Staff Nurse and More. Candidates with Any Bachelors Degree, Diploma, 10TH Can Apply Online. The online application opens on 13-11-2026, and closes on 27-11-2026. The candidate shall apply online through MPSC website, mpsc.gov.in.
Tata makes power move in Maharashtra, worth crores
20-22 MLAs may ditch Sunetra Pawar any time: Raut
Shiv Sena (UBT) MP Sanjay Raut has claimed that 20 to 22 MLAs from the Ajit Pawar-led NCP faction might break away, hinting at significant political shifts in Maharashtra. He also criticised the ruling Mahayuti's conduct in the Gokul Dairy polls, alleging undemocratic practices and that victory was snatched from the Congress panel.
Assam: Four injured after five coaches of Kolkata-Sairang Express derails
Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma said all passengers were safe and the four injured passengers were receiving medical attention. The injured were taken to Sonapur Primary Health Centre for treatment
Anushka Sharma, Minnu Mani Named Captains For India A Womens Series Against England A
Maharashtra Cricket Association Stadium: Anushka Sharma will captain India A in the T20 and one-day legs of the upcoming all-format home series against England A, while Minnu Mani has been handed the leadership of the multi-day side, said the BCCI on Wednesday. As per the squads selected by the womens selection committee, Minnu will also serve as Anushkas deputy in the white-ball formats, while Tejal Hasabnis has been named vice-captain for the multi-day fixture. The series features three T20s, three one-day matches and a multi-day game. Punes Maharashtra Cricket Association Stadium will host the T20s from November 30 to December 5, with the action then moving to Mumbais Wankhede Stadium for the one-dayers and the multi-day contest from December 8 to 19. Off-spinner Shreyanka Patil and pacer Saima Thakor feature in all three squads, while all-rounders Kashvee Gautam (ODI and T20I series) and Amanjot Kaur (only T20s), along with young wicketkeeper-batter G Kamalini, have also been included. Amanjot, who has been included in the India squad for the T20I series against South Africa in December, will get more game time to be ready for her return to international action. Meanwhile, Kashvee recently returned to action via the Senior Womens T20 Trophy after recovering from a right knee injury. Batters Tanisha Singh and Sanika Chalke, along with all-rounder Prema Rawat and pacer Monica Patel, are included in the India A T20 squad. The one-day squad sees wicketkeeper-batter Shipra Giri and left-arm spinner Amisha Bahukandi join in as well. The multi-day side has also undergone a considerable overhaul, with Amisha, Shipra, batters Shubha Satheesh and Purvaja Verlekar, and pacers Henreitta Perera and Happy Kumari as the new faces. The series gives both teams a quick chance at a rematch. When India A toured England in June-July this year, the honours were evenly split between the two white-ball formats. India A won the three-match unofficial one-day series 2-1, while England A took the T20 series by the same margin. India A squad for T20s: Vrinda Dinesh, Tanisha Singh, Sanika Chalke, Anushka Sharma (C), Niki Prasad, G Kamalini (WK), Shipra Giri (WK), Minnu Mani (VC), Amanjot Kaur, Shreyanka Patil, Vaishnavi Sharma, Prema Rawat, Saima Thakor, Monica Patel, Kashvee Gautam India A squad for one-day matches: Vrinda Dinesh, Tanisha Singh, Priya Punia, Anushka Sharma (C), Niki Prasad, G Kamalini (WK), Shipra Giri (WK), Minnu Mani (VC), Tejal Hasabnis, Shreyanka Patil, Amisha Bahukandi, Shabnam Shakil, Saima Thakor, Akshita Bhagat, Kashvee Gautam India A squad for the multi-day match: Shubha Satheesh, Priya Punia, Tanisha Singh, Purvaja Verlekar, Henreitta Perera, Tejal Hasabnis (VC), Shipra Giri (WK), Uma Chetry (WK), Minnu Mani (C), Shreyanka Patil, Saima Thakor, Akshita Bhagat, Amisha Bahukandi, Happy Kumari, Shabnam Shakil Also Read: Special Cricket Stories Article Source: IANS
Fadnavis wants phased redevelopment of Mumbai airport's T1
Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis has proposed a phased redevelopment of Mumbai International Airport's Terminal 1 (T1). The plan aims to keep the existing facility operational until its replacement is ready, preventing flight disruptions. This alternative sequence involves developing a new terminal section before demolishing the old one, addressing structural concerns and increasing passenger capacity from 15 MPPA to 20 MPPA by March 2029.
India-Norway join hands to turn industrial waste into construction materials
India and Norway are about to work together convert industrial and construction waste into useful materials for roads, buildings and other infrastructure, as both countries look to promote sustainable construction and better waste management
