Bengaluru Auto Fare Dispute Turns Physical Between Two Women and Driver

Kanpur Crash Probe Finds Garg Aviation Lacked Flight Monitoring Records, SOPs

India's Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau (AAIB) has revealed critical oversight gaps in its probe into the Kanpur plane crash. Garg Aviation told investigators it conducted random checks of flight data via the aircraft's Garmin system, but failed to produce any records of those checks. The operator also lacked a Standard Operating Procedure detailing how monitoring was carried out or what thresholds would prompt further action. Investigators also noted that no distress call was made before the crash, adding to concerns about safety protocols. The findings point to significant lapses in the operator's flight-monitoring framework.

'Full disclosure of electoral roll changes': Congress's 5 demands amid EC SIR row

Kennedy Compound: How a $25,000 Cape Cod Cottage Became an American Icon

The Kennedy Compound, located in Cape Cod, was acquired by the Kennedy family in 1928 for $25,000. Over the decades, it served as a central gathering place for major family milestones and events. The property gained national significance during John F. Kennedy's presidency, becoming closely tied to his administration's legacy. The compound witnessed both celebratory and tragic moments throughout the family's history, cementing its place in American culture.

New Hampshire scientists permanently conserve 116-acre farm after 25 years

Scientists Laura Bonk and Phil Trowbridge purchased 116 acres of land adjacent to New Hampshire's Bear Brook State Park back in 1997. After approximately 25 years, the couple decided to place their entire Derevya Farms property under a permanent conservation easement. The easement ensures long-term protection of the land's forests, wetlands, waterways, and wildlife habitats. Bonk and Trowbridge retain ownership of the property while legally safeguarding it from future development.