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Pilots’ body writes to AAIB, flags timeline, RAT deployment in AI 171 preliminary crash report

Pilots’ body writes to AAIB, flags timeline, RAT deployment in AI 171 preliminary crash report

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The Federation of Indian Pilots (FIP) have flagged the preliminary report on Air India flight AI-171 crash and suggested that the deployment of Ram Air Turbine (RAT) may not be linked to the fuel interruption. The tail part of an Air India plane, B787 Aircraft VT-ANB, while operating flight AI-171 from Ahmedabad to Gatwick, has crashed on the roof of a building, in Ahmedabad on Thursday. (Central Industrial Security Forc) In a letter to the Director General, Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau, the pilots’ body said the simulator testing on Boeing 787 does not support the timeline mentioned in the AAIB Preliminary Report, released a month after the crash. Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau, a body under the the Ministry of Civil Aviation, is investigating the Ahmedabad-London flight crash, that killed 260 people. The pilots’ body have flagged the link between the fuel control switch movement and RAT deployment, suggesting the latter could have resulted from electrical fault or other existing issue. It added that the RAT deployment may have occurred before fuel switch movement. “While the …

Indian naval ship arrives in Sri Lanka for operational deployment

Indian naval ship arrives in Sri Lanka for operational deployment

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Colombo, Indian Naval Ship Sunayna has arrived at the port of Colombo for a three-day visit as part of its ongoing operational deployment in the Indian Ocean Region. Indian naval ship arrives in Sri Lanka for operational deployment The ship, arrived at the port on Friday under Indian Ocean Ship – Security and Growth for All in the Region , the Sri Lanka Navy said. IOS SAGAR is an initiative towards continued cooperation with Indian Ocean Region nations, the Indian Navy said. One Indian Naval ship is being deployed to the Southwest IOR with a combined crew of India and 16 friendly foreign countries, it added. IOS SAGAR, with a multinational crew from 16 countries, including Sri Lanka, is marking her seventh port call in the second edition of this deployment, since it was flagged off for sea phase from Mumbai in April 2026. As part of professional and cultural engagements, the multinational crew of IOS SAGAR will participate in media interactions highlighting the objectives of its 2026 deployment, according to a statement by the …

West Bengal: Post-poll tension heightens after Suvendu Adhikari’s aide shot dead; police deployment increased

West Bengal: Post-poll tension heightens after Suvendu Adhikari’s aide shot dead; police deployment increased

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The late-night murder of BJP leader and chief minister probable Suvendu Adhikari’s trusted aide, Chandranath Rath, near Kolkata on Wednesday has heightened political tension in West Bengal, days after the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) ousted Trinamool Congress (TMC) in the bitterly contested assembly election, winning 207 of 294 seats. Security forces stand guard near the road leading to the site where BJP leader Suvendu Adhikari’s aide was shot dead on Wednesday night. (Reuters) Police deployment have been increased across Kolkata and suburbs following the murder with anger and apprehension running high among supporters of political parties. Police barricades have been put up near state border check-posts and patrolling has been increased. Political parties while demanding a thorough probe into Rath’s murder have urged cadres and citizens to remain calm. Police fear social media messages and videos related to the murder could escalate tensions. Over 1,500 persons have already been arrested since Monday when the assembly poll results were announced. Reports of political violence including arson have poured in from different parts of the state as …

Maximum security forces deployment in Murshidabad on April 23 for first phase

Maximum security forces deployment in Murshidabad on April 23 for first phase

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The Election Commission of India (ECI) has identified minority-dominated Murshidabad as the most sensitive among the districts in West Bengal that will be going for polls in the first phase of the state Assembly elections on April 23 and hence has decided to deploy maximum forces there.  Insiders from the office of the Chief Electoral Officer (CEO) said that of the total of 2,407 companies of security forces to be deployed in the first-phase polling, as many as 316 companies (13 per cent) will be deployed in Murshidabad district alone. Murshidabad, as an administrative district, has two separate police districts, namely Murshidabad Police District and Jangipur Police District. Of the 316 companies to be deployed in the administrative district of Murshidabad, 240 will be for the Murshidabad Police District, and the remaining 76 will be for the Jangipur Police. “The area covered under the Murshidabad Police District is much larger than the Jangipur Police District, with the number of sensitive pockets being more, and hence the deployment of forces will be much higher there,” the …

Fact check: US Marines to launch ground invasion in Iran? Here’s what USS Tripoli deployment means

Fact check: US Marines to launch ground invasion in Iran? Here’s what USS Tripoli deployment means

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The US Department of Defense is sending more Marines and Navy ships to the Middle East as tensions rise near the Strait of Hormuz. US officials said that Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth approved a request from CENTCOM to send part of an amphibious ready group along with a Marine unit to the region. Fact check: US deploys 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit to Middle East amid Iran tensions These groups usually include several ships and about 5,000 Marines. Officials said the Japan-based assault ship USS Tripoli (LHA-7) and its Marines are already heading to the Middle East. The move comes as Iran has stepped up attacks on ships in the Strait of Hormuz which is an important route for global oil shipments. Also Read: Why 2200 US Marines, 3 warships are being sent to the Middle East amid Iran war, officials explain Viral claims online Some posts on X claimed the move means the United States is preparing to invade Iran. One user wrote, “US in full panic. Pentagon sending in 2500 marines to invade Iran, …

YSRCP demands deployment of central forces to control violence, arson in AP

YSRCP demands deployment of central forces to control violence, arson in AP

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YSRCP has demanded deployment of central forces in Andhra Pradesh in the wake of alleged unabated politically driven arson and vindictive attacks on opposition leaders` residences. Speaking to the media on Monday, Kurnool Party President SV Mohan Reddy claimed the attacks on the houses of Ambati Rambabu and Jogi Ramesh in the last few days showcase the vindictiveness of the coalition government and how TDP goons are allowed to take law into their own hands and alleged that everything was being enforced under the direction of top leadership, while the police remain mute spectators. He further claimed that the attacks went on unabated for six hours, and petrol bombs were hurled in a planned manner. “When such an anarchy is going on, the Central Intelligence too did not take note of such incidents, which concludes that the coalition partners are endorsing the violence and attacks of political adversaries,” he accused. “Unless there is the go-ahead from the top leadership, the attacks on the houses of Ambati Rambabu and Jogi Ramesh cannot be executed in such …

Indian Army’s Bhairav Battalion Set For Eastern Command Deployment | India News

Indian Army’s Bhairav Battalion Set For Eastern Command Deployment | India News

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Last Updated:January 25, 2026, 22:29 IST Raised in August 2025, the Bhairav Battalion will participate in the Republic Day Parade in Kolkata this year before its formal induction. The induction of a Bhairav Battalion will strengthen the Eastern Command “from every aspect,” particularly in terms of rapid response. (News18) The Indian Army’s newly introduced Bhairav Battalion is set to be deployed under the Eastern Command after the Republic Day celebrations on January 26, marking a significant step in strengthening the Army’s operational readiness in a strategically sensitive region. Raised in August 2025, the Bhairav Battalion will participate in the Republic Day Parade in Kolkata this year before its formal induction. According to sources, the induction will significantly enhance the Eastern Command’s combat capability across multiple operational domains. The induction of Bhairav Battalion comes amid the Army’s push towards modernisation and technology-driven warfare, with a strong focus on drone-centric operations. According to Army sources, the Indian Army has already developed a pool of over one lakh trained drone operators across its formations. These personnel are trained …

From additional deployment to traffic curbs: How cities are preparing for New Year 2026

From additional deployment to traffic curbs: How cities are preparing for New Year 2026

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As people across the country gear up for midnight countdowns, parties and temple visits, cities have tightened security and traffic arrangements for New Year’s Eve. Shoppers walk along Commercial Street illuminated with decorative lights ahead of New Year celebrations in Bengaluru on December 30, 2025. (AFP) Police and civic authorities have deployed additional personnel, intensified surveillance and imposed restrictions to ensure safe celebrations as crowds spill into public spaces. Additional police deployment, checks in Mumbai In Mumbai, more than 17,000 police personnel have been deployed to maintain law and order. Large crowds are expected at the Gateway of India, Marine Drive, Girgaon Chowpatty, Bandra Bandstand, and Juhu and Versova beaches from Wednesday evening, with celebrations at hotels, restaurants and malls continuing into the early hours of Thursday. Police have stepped up patrolling and set up nakabandi at key locations, warning of strict action against eve-teasing and the sale of illicit liquor and drugs. The deployment includes senior officers, State Reserve Police Force platoons, Quick Response Teams, Bomb Detection and Disposal Squads, Home Guards and other …

Tirumala Temple security to be upgraded with deployment of anti-drone technology

Tirumala Temple security to be upgraded with deployment of anti-drone technology

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The Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams (TTD) Board chaired by BR Naidu had passed several resolutions focusing on infrastructure upgrades and enhanced services for devotees. Tirupati: In a significant step to enhance security at one of India’s most sacred pilgrimage sites, the Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams (TTD) Trust Board has approved the deployment of anti-drone technology around the Tirumala temple. This move aims to prevent unauthorised aerial surveillance and ensure the safety of lakhs of devotees visiting the shrine. The decision to implement anti-drone technology was taken during the TTD Trust Board meeting held on Tuesday at Annamaiah Bhavan. TTD Executive Officer Shyamala Rao announced the key decisions following the meeting. Other decisions taken by TTD  In addition to approving anti-drone technology around the Tirumala temple, the TTD board made several other key decisions during its meeting at Annamaiah Bhavan. These include: Increasing green cover on Tirumala Hills  Developing a comprehensive Temple Development Master Plan  Renaming guest houses in Tirumala  Licensing of canteens  Upgradation and development of Akasa Ganga and Papavinasanam areas …

Indian Army denies air defence gun deployment at Golden Temple during Operation Sindoor

Indian Army denies air defence gun deployment at Golden Temple during Operation Sindoor

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The Indian Army has denied reports claiming that air defence guns or any military equipment were deployed within the Golden Temple premises during Operation Sindoor. The clarification comes after some media reports alleged the Army was allowed to station defence resources inside the shrine. Amritsar: The Indian Army on Tuesday denied reports claiming that air defence (AD) guns or any other defence equipment were deployed within the premises of Sri Harmandar Sahib (Golden Temple) during Operation Sindoor, which was launched amid heightened tensions with Pakistan. In a statement, the Army clarified, “Some media reports are circulating with respect to deployment of AD guns in the Golden Temple. It is clarified that NO AD guns or any other AD resource was deployed within the premises of Sri Darbar Sahib Amritsar (Golden Temple).” The clarification comes after reports suggested that the Golden Temple management had allowed the Army to deploy air defence resources within the shrine to counter potential drone or missile threats. The claim has also been categorically denied by religious authorities and the Shiromani Gurdwara …