Maharashtra Deputy CM Ajit Pawar's plane crashes in Baramati, killing five people including him. In this accident which happened around 8:45 in the morning, as soon as the plane crashed, it turned into a ball of fire and several explosions occurred. Eyewitnesses said that the fire was so severe that no one could help. Pawar was going from Mumbai to Baramati for election campaign.
<p><strong>Ajit Pawar Plane Crash LIVE:</strong> Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar died tragically in a plane crash in Baramati. He was going from Mumbai to Baramati for election campaign when his plane crashed on the runway during landing. In this terrible accident, all five people on board the plane including Ajit Pawar lost their lives. The video of the incident has also surfaced.</p>
Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar died in a plane crash at Baramati airport. This accident happened during the emergency landing of a chartered plane, in which six people including Ajit Pawar were killed. The incident occurred when Pawar was going to address public meetings for the Zilla Parishad elections. The article also mentions other Indian leaders like Vijay Rupani, Sanjay Gandhi and YS Rajasekhara Reddy who lost their lives in plane crashes.
A major accident has come to light in Baramati, Maharashtra, where Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar's plane crashed while landing. Ajit Pawar was on board the plane at the time of this accident. This incident happened in Baramati, which created a stir in the area. At present, detailed information regarding the cause of the accident and the condition of Ajit Pawar is awaited.
Now a judicial inquiry will be conducted into the case of 29 deaths and more than 3300 people falling ill due to contaminated drinking water in Bhagirathpura area of Indore city. For this, a judicial inquiry commission of retired High Court judge Sushil Kumar Gupta has been constituted. This commission will have to submit its interim report before the Indore bench of the High Court within four weeks.
The weather has once again taken a turn due to the activation of Western Disturbance in North India. Delhi-NCR, Punjab, Haryana and western Uttar Pradesh received intermittent rainfall and hail at some places on Tuesday, while heavy snowfall continued in hilly areas of Jammu and Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand.
The budget session of Parliament is starting in two phases from Wednesday. At the all-party meeting, the government rejected the opposition's demand for discussion on the VB-Jiramji law and SIR controversy, saying these issues had already been debated. The opposition criticized the government for not sharing the legislative agenda. The session will begin with the President's address, in which the general budget will be presented on 1 February.
President Draupadi Murmu stressed the need for global unity and said India and the EU should support collective action to face modern complexities. “At this time of global uncertainty, we have a shared world view and perspective,” he said.
To promote Hindi, Mizoram government is going to take initiative to start Hindi speaking day in all schools. School Education Minister Wanlalthlana on Tuesday said Hindi Bolchal Diwas will be celebrated in all schools once a month under the supervision of the state school education department, in which students and teachers will be asked to speak or converse in Hindi.
The fashion sense of European Commission President Ursula Van der Leyen, who stepped into New Delhi as India's chief guest on Republic Day, has made headlines across the world. Dressed in Indian fashion designers, Ursula has left a mark of Indian fashion on the global stage with her stunning outfits chosen for public events in Delhi.
Three armed miscreants attacked Ram Dev Jewelery Shop in Nelamangala, Bengaluru in the evening. The criminals disguised themselves as customers, threatened the staff with guns, beat them up and gagged them. They fled the shop with more than 30 grams of gold jewelery and around Rs 50,000 in cash. Police have registered the case and are searching for the accused on the basis of CCTV footage.
The central government is bringing a new and strict Seed Act to protect farmers from fake and substandard seeds. This will replace the old law of 1966. Under the new law, selling seeds without registration will be illegal, and selling substandard seeds can attract a jail term of up to three years and a fine of up to Rs 30 lakh. In this, traceability of seeds and accountability of the entire supply chain will be ensured, which will increase the confidence of farmers.
A fire broke out in a pandal containing the idol of Bharat Mata in Khardah, Kolkata, which was immediately extinguished. BJP blamed Trinamool Congress goons behind this, while Trinamool rejected the allegations. Union Minister Sukant Majumdar visited the spot. In the preliminary investigation of the police, the cause of the fire has been said to be short circuit. Due to the promptness of local people and BJP workers, a major loss was averted.
India and the European Union have finalized a landmark free trade agreement FTA, dubbed the 'Mother of All Deals'. The summit signed 13 agreements, including defense and security partnerships and movement of Indian talent to Europe. This agreement will give Indian farmers and industries access to the European market, increase manufacturing and strengthen the global supply chain. This partnership is a new blueprint for global stability and prosperity.
Congress MP Shashi Tharoor once again did not attend an important party meeting. The meeting focused on preparations for the upcoming Parliament session and budget. According to sources, Tharoor was abroad and had informed the party about his absence. This is the second time in the last four months that he has skipped a top-level meeting, giving rise to speculations about his growing rift with the Congress.
In Karnataka, a woman along with her lover and his friend killed her husband. She made her husband unconscious by mixing sleeping pills in biryani, then killed him by beating him with a wooden cylinder and strangulating him. Her husband was against her extra marital affair. Following suspicions by the family, police investigation revealed the murder.
India-EU FTA: India and European Union can sign free trade agreement FTA today. With this agreement, luxury cars like Mercedes, aircraft, electronics and European wine can become cheaper in India. It will also open new opportunities for Indians in the services sector. According to Emkay Global, trade between the two is likely to reach $51 billion by 2031.
Recruitment is being done for about 8 thousand posts of accountant in Uttar Pradesh. Candidates who fulfill the eligibility for recruitment and have not applied should fill the form as soon as possible. The application window will be closed after tomorrow.
A five-year-old girl died after a kite string got stuck around her neck while she was riding a motorcycle with her father in Hyderabad. This is the second such incident in Telangana; Earlier on January 14, a laborer had lost his life. Police said the girl was bleeding from her neck and died after being taken to the hospital. A case has been registered at Kukatpally police station and investigation is ongoing.
Home Minister Amit Shah said his ministry's tableau in the Republic Day parade displayed the three new criminal laws. These laws erase the remnants of the colonial period and move India towards a justice-oriented system. The tableau emphasized the importance of quick, accurate and people-centric justice system for citizens by showcasing new systems like e-Saksha and e-Summons.