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In the aftermath of the Ahmedabad plane crash, DNA identification procedures are nearing completion. So far, 210 of the 274 reported fatalities have been identified, and 187 bodies have been handed over to families. Among the unidentified victims is Ranjitha from Kerala.
The identification process has been ongoing at a laboratory operating around the clock. Collecting DNA samples from the remains posed significant challenges for authorities.
One of the few survivors, a passenger named Vishwas Kumar, has been discharged after five days of hospital care. Following police instructions, he has now been moved to a private hotel in Ahmedabad, where visitor access is currently restricted.
Multiple investigative teams continue to inspect the crash site. Even yesterday, two additional human remains were recovered from the area.
Malayali mountaineer Sheikh Hasan Khan, who had been stranded on Denali Mountain in North America, has been found safe. He and a fellow climber from Tamil Nadu were located by rescue teams, and efforts are ongoing to bring them down to safety, according to a statement from the Governor’s Office in Alaska.
Khan found himself trapped during a mission to hoist the Indian flag on the peak in recognition of Operation Sindoor, a military evacuation effort. He had been at a base camp located at an altitude of 17,000 feet, where adverse weather conditions, including a severe storm, made rescue operations particularly challenging. The base camp had no access to food or water, further complicating the situation.
Khan is a well-known climber who has previously scaled Mount Everest and other notable peaks. He currently works as a section officer in the Finance Department. In light of his situation, MP Dr. Shashi Tharoor wrote to the Ministry of External Affairs requesting immediate intervention. Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan also sent a letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi urging action.
Typically, storms of such intensity are rare on Denali, but Khan was able to communicate his plight via a satellite phone call to a news outlet, Twentyfour, which helped bring attention to his rescue.
Voting has begun in Nilambur, where a highly anticipated political contest is taking place involving three major alliances and independent candidate P.V. Anvar. A total of 263 polling booths have been set up, including 59 new stations. Among these, 14 booths are classified as sensitive.
Candidates from all major alliances are expected to cast their votes in the morning. Interestingly, P.V. Anvar, who is contesting as an independent, is not registered to vote in the constituency. Voters formed long queues early in the morning at booths located in Nilambur town, the municipal area, and across the seven panchayats including Pothukal, Edakkara, Amarambalam, Karulai, Vazhikkadavu, Mootthedam, and Chungathara.
M. Swaraj, the LDF candidate, cast his vote at booth number 202 in Mankuth LP School, accompanied by his father. Theater artist and actress Nilambur Ayisha voted at Mukkatt LP School. Police and paramilitary forces have been deployed to ensure the election proceeds smoothly.
The constituency comprises seven panchayats and one municipality. Of the 263 booths, three are located within forest areas, reflecting the region’s unique geography. A total of 1,301 officials, including 316 presiding officers and 975 polling staff, are overseeing the process. Security has been tightened in 11 sensitive booths across seven zones. The election result will be announced on Monday.
The Ministry of Civil Aviation has released a new draft regulation focused on airport security. Under the proposed rules, construction around airport zones will face stricter height restrictions. Any buildings found exceeding the specified height limits will be subject to official scrutiny, and notices will be issued to their owners.
Building owners must submit the necessary documentation within 60 days of receiving such notices. Trees exceeding height limits near airports will also be removed. These steps are part of a broader safety initiative following the recent Ahmedabad airport incident.
In the wake of escalating conflict in Iran, the first flight carrying Indian nationals evacuated from the region arrived in New Delhi on Thursday, June 19. The flight, which departed from Yerevan, the capital of Armenia, brought back 110 Indian citizens. Among them, 90 were from Jammu and Kashmir, while the remaining 20 hailed from other states. The NORKA department confirmed that no Malayalis were part of this group.
Senior officials were present at the airport to receive the returnees. Authorities reported that 12 Malayali students currently in Tehran have contacted the Indian embassy, and arrangements are being made for their return in the coming days. Additionally, around 600 Indian students have already been relocated from Tehran to Qom. Some individuals have also made their way independently to various border points and are expected to return to India soon.
With the Iran-Israel tensions intensifying, efforts to move Indian citizens to safer locations are ongoing. Should the situation deteriorate further, the Ministry of External Affairs estimates that approximately 25,000 Indians may need to be evacuated from Israel.
Ottawa: India and Canada have agreed to restore diplomatic relations after a prolonged period of tension. The decision was made following a discussion between Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney on the sidelines of the G7 Summit.
Diplomatic relations had soured last year after former Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau alleged India’s involvement in the killing of Hardeep Singh Nijjar. In the aftermath, both countries had expelled each other’s diplomats.
Now, both nations have agreed to reinstate ambassadors and appoint new high commissioners. Prime Minister Modi expressed optimism about the renewed ties, stating that India and Canada share strong democratic values such as freedom and the rule of law. This marks Modi’s first visit to Canada in over a decade.
Kochi: The Kerala High Court has banned the use of single-use plastic items at weddings and in popular hill stations including Munnar, Vagamon, Nelliyampathy, and Athirappilly. Items such as disposable plates, cups, straws, covers, and bakery boxes are now prohibited from use and sale in these areas.
The ban also extends to official functions, auditoriums, hotels, and restaurants, specifically targeting plastic water bottles under 5 litres and soft drink bottles under 2 litres, as well as plastic spoons, knives, and cups. The court directed that these restrictions be implemented from October 2, on the occasion of Gandhi Jayanti.
The bench comprising Justices Bechu Kurian Thomas and P. Gopinath advised the state to make this part of licensing conditions for hotels. The court also urged authorities to set up drinking water kiosks and encourage the use of steel or copper tumblers. Local bodies are tasked with ensuring that plastic waste is not dumped into water bodies.
Chennai: South Indian film actor Arya is under scrutiny as the Income Tax Department reportedly carried out raids at his residence and hotel properties. Tamil media reports suggest the raid is in connection with allegations of disproportionate wealth and tax evasion, though there has been no official confirmation yet.
The raids were conducted at various locations in Chennai, including Velachery, Kottivakkam, Kilpauk, and Anna Nagar, as well as a hotel named ‘Sea Shell’. More details are expected after the operation concludes.
