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London-bound Air India flight with more than 240 aboard crashes after takeoff from Ahmedabad, India
Aviation Accidents · India

London-bound Air India flight with more than 240 aboard crashes after takeoff from Ahmedabad, India

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An Air India passenger plane bound for London with more than 240 people on board crashed Thursday in India’s northwestern city of Ahmedabad, and there were no known survivors, officials said. Black smoke billowed from the site where the plane went down in a populated area near the airport in Ahmedabad, a city of more than 5 million and the capital of Gujarat, Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s home state.See the Story
Air India crash: What to know about the first fatal Boeing Dreamliner tragedy
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Air India crash: What to know about the first fatal Boeing Dreamliner tragedy

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An Air India plane that was bound for London and carrying 242 people crashed seconds after takeoff in western India on Thursday, killing all but one person on board the Boeing 787 Dreamliner.See the Story
‘We Worked Shoulder to Shoulder’: PM Modi Meets Family of Vijay Rupani, Gujarat Ex-CM Who Died in Air India Plane Crash
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‘We Worked Shoulder to Shoulder’: PM Modi Meets Family of Vijay Rupani, Gujarat Ex-CM Who Died in Air India Plane Crash

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Prime Minister Modi met the family of Vijay Rupani, former Gujarat chief minister, who died in the Air India plane crash. Modi expressed condolences and support, recalling Rupani's dedication and contributions to Gujarat's growth.See the Story

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US Fiscal Policy Is Going Off the Rails — and Nobody Seems to Want to Fix It

Jaguar calls off Jaguar Type 00 preview after tragic crash of Air India AI171 in Ahmedabad

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Jaguar calls off Jaguar Type preview after tragic crash of Air India AI in Ahmedabad ...India · IndiaSee the Story

Community gathers to give final goodbyes to beloved Gamilaroi Elder

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Tamworth celebrates the life and legacy of Uncle Neville Sampson, a beloved Gamilaroi Elder whose impact touched many.Tamworth, New South Wales · TamworthSee the Story

Sushi, shiraz, and shopfronts: SA joins Japan’s online trolley

South Australia has rolled its produce onto one of the busiest e-commerce highways in the world. Through a government-backed campaign with Japan’s largest online retailer, Rakuten, the state is opening the door to a whole new market of Japanese customers hungry for premium food and drink. And it’s happening while global eyes turn to Osaka for World Expo 2025. From April to October, over 400 South Australian products will feature in the ‘Tasting …South Australia · South AustraliaRead Article

What does freedom look like in Kashmir?

On 16 July, Melbourne University Publishing will release Shadows of Azadi: Women’s Lives in the Crucible of Kashmir, a new anthology edited by journalist Manisha Sobhrajani. The book gathers personal essays from women across Jammu, Kashmir and Ladakh, each confronting a different form of restriction—legal, social or invisible. ‘Azadi’—the word for freedom—runs through these pages with urgency. But the book quickly reveals that freedom isn’t a sh…Jammu and Kashmir · Jammu and KashmirRead Article

From Ziro Valley to Victoria’s farms

India’s easternmost state is quietly building bridges far from home. The Consul General of India in Melbourne, Dr Sushil Kumar, this week welcomed a senior delegation from Arunachal Pradesh led by Gabriel Denwang Wangsu, the state’s Minister for Agriculture and Allied Sectors, including horticulture, animal husbandry and dairy. At the centre of the visit was a push to explore potential collaboration between Arunachal Pradesh and Victoria in key …Melbourne, Australia · MelbourneRead Article

Light that took its time

What we see in the night sky isn’t what’s there. It’s what was there—long ago, and sometimes, long gone. Light takes its time. Even the fastest thing in the known universe arrives late. When you look up at Sirius, you’re seeing light that left during the last federal election. When you spot Betelgeuse, the photons hitting your eye began their journey when the Han dynasty still stood. And when you marvel at galaxies in deep field images, you’re l…Australia · AustraliaRead Article

Remashree Muniandy among 69 SA athletes backed for global game

Remashree Muniandy has her sights set on international squash courts, and now she’s got the backing to chase that ambition. The South Australian athlete, who relocated from Malaysia with her family in 2018, has been awarded a High Performance Athlete Program (HPAP) grant – support that will help her train, travel, and compete without the constant strain of financial pressure. She’s one of 69 athletes across the state to receive a share of $152,0…South Australia · South AustraliaRead Article

From 50th to 13th: Can Australia keep climbing the gender ladder?

There’s something quietly radical about a country moving from 50th to 13th on the World Economic Forum’s Global Gender Gap Index in just four years. While the Prime Minister’s comments this morning may have had the tone of a campaign sticker, the data behind it holds up – Australia, once a middling performer on global gender parity, has made its biggest leap in history. The numbers are striking. In 2021, Australia sat at 50th place. A year later…Australia · AustraliaRead Article

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