Ahmedabad plane crash: Green corridor established to take injured patients
Rescue and relief operations are underway at the site of the Air India plane crash in Ahmedabad. A green corridor to transport injured passengers for treatment and to hospitals is being established.
‘Deeply saddened by Air India passenger plane crash incident’: Bhupendra Patel
Ahmedabad plane crash: ‘There were 242 passengers, comprising 2 pilots, 10 crew members,’ says DCGA
Air India B787 Aircraft VT-ANB, while operating flight AI-171 from (Ahmedabad to Gatwick) has crashed immediately after takeoff from Ahmedabad. There were 242 people on board the aircraft, consisting of 2 pilots and 10 cabin crew. The aircraft was under the command of Capt Sumeet Sabharwal with First Officer Clive Kundar: Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA)
Ahmedabad plane crash: NDRF moves to Gandhinagar
Three National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) teams, comprising 90 personnel, have been moved from Gandhinagar to the plane crash site. A total of three more teams are being moved from Vadodara: NDRF
‘We are ascertaining the details’: Air India
Flight AI171, operating Ahmedabad-London Gatwick, was involved in an incident today, 12 June 2025. At this moment, we are ascertaining the details and will share further updates at the earliest on http://airindia.com and on our X handle, Air India spokesperson said.
Air India Ahmedabad-London flight, with over 240 passengers onboard, crashes near airport in Meghani area
An Air India passenger aircraft en route from Ahmedabad to London crashed near the airport in Meghani area. Air India was a Boeing Dreamliner 787 aircraft. It had a capacity of 300 passengers. It was going to London, so it carried a lot of fuel.
World news: Spokane announced curfew after protests
The mayor announced a curfew after protests erupted near Riverfront Park in downtown Spokane, drawing a significant crowd and law enforcement presence. The curfew will start from June 11, 9:30 pm to 5:00 am.
First person of Indian origin elected head of American Medical Association
Srinivas “Bobby” Mukkamala has been elected President of the American Medical Association, becoming the first person of Indian origin to lead the organisation in its 178-year history. Recently recovering from brain tumour surgery, Mukkamala said his experience reaffirmed his commitment to advocating for a more equitable US health system.
More than 55,000 Palestinians have been killed in the Israel-Hamas war, Gaza health officials say
The death toll in Gaza has surpassed 55,000 since the Israel-Hamas war began 20 months ago, according to Gaza’s Health Ministry. At least 21 people were killed Wednesday while heading to aid sites. The causes remain unclear, though Israel reported firing warning shots at “suspects” in central Gaza. Hunger persists amid chaos.
Policeman killed in clashes with Morales backers in Bolivia
Clashes in southwest Bolivia between police and supporters of former president Evo Morales left one officer dead and another seriously injured. The violence erupted as police tried to clear roadblocks in Llallagua. Protests began over Morales being barred from running in August’s election and have grown amid economic unrest.
EU, Britain strike deal on Gibraltar’s post-Brexit status
The UK and EU have reached a historic post-Brexit agreement on Gibraltar, easing the movement of people and goods across its border with Spain. The deal establishes a fluid border with no physical checks and shared airport controls. All sides hailed the agreement as a step forward in regional stability.
Woman constable among three cops injured after hit by speeding car in Patna
Three police personnel, including a woman constable, were injured when a speeding car hit another vehicle during a checkpoint on Atal Path near Patna. The incident occurred late Wednesday night. Two passengers in the car were arrested, while the driver fled. The injured officers are in stable condition, police said.
Australia, Canada, New Zealand, Norway, UK announce sanctions against Israel ministers
Australia, Canada, New Zealand, Norway, and the UK have imposed sanctions on Israeli ministers Itamar Ben-Gvir and Bezalel Smotrich for inciting violence against Palestinians in the West Bank. The joint statement condemned extremist rhetoric, reaffirmed commitment to a two-state solution, and called for accountability, humanitarian aid, and an immediate ceasefire.