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Mumbai pilot Captain Machchhar cited as hero in emergency landing

Captain Machchhar, a pilot from Mumbai, has been recognized for his role as a hero during a recent aviation incident. He successfully executed an emergency landing, ensuring the safety of all passengers and crew onboard. The incident occurred on a domestic flight, though the specific date and route have not been disclosed. Authorities are highlighting his skill and composure under pressure as key factors in the positive outcome.

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Congress to replace Punjab chief; Singla frontrunner for post

The Congress party is set to replace Amrinder Singh Raja Warring as its Punjab unit chief. The decision is reportedly backed by feedback from meetings held by senior leader Sachin Pilot with state functionaries. Kuljit Singh Nagra and Vijay Inder Singla are among the names considered, with Singla emerging as the frontrunner. The move is part of the party's assessment and potential restructuring of its state leadership.

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IndiaNDTV ·

Meghalaya deputy CM supports review of foreign funding law

Meghalaya Deputy Chief Minister Prestone Tynsong has advocated for a review of the Foreign Contribution Regulation Act. He stated that concerns raised by various non-governmental organizations should be considered. These groups include Christian organizations operating in the state. Tynsong's comments were made during the ongoing scrutiny process of the law.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Modi, Trump discuss bilateral ties; Indian PM raises concerns over US Russia policy

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke with former US President Donald Trump in a phone conversation. The discussion focused on strengthening India-US bilateral ties. During the call, Prime Minister Modi expressed India's concerns regarding a US law related to Russia. The conversation occurred as part of ongoing diplomatic engagements between the two nations.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

ASU drops eminent domain case, historic home owner retains property

Arizona State University has withdrawn an eminent domain lawsuit seeking to acquire the historic Louis Emerson House. The university had planned to use the property for a medical campus. The decision came after significant public opposition, including a petition that gathered over 12,000 signatures. The campaign to save the home was led by property advocates John Young and Barry Schwartz. The owner, who has possessed the home for 51 years, will now keep it.

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IndiaNDTV ·

Israeli PM hails passenger as hero for subduing alleged attacker on flydubai flight

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu personally commended a passenger who restrained an alleged assailant on a flydubai flight. A video released by Netanyahu's office showed him hugging and calling the individual a hero. The passenger reportedly subdued a man accused of attempted stabbing during the flight. The incident highlights a mid-air security event on the Dubai-based airline.

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Israeli PM Netanyahu commends Indian pilot Smit Machchhar for bravery during attack

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu praised Indian pilot Smit Machchhar for his actions during an onboard stabbing incident. Netanyahu stated that despite being seriously injured by a stab wound, Machchhar fought back and managed to open the cockpit door. This action enabled passengers and fellow crew members to subdue the attacker. The Israeli leader publicly saluted Machchhar's extraordinary bravery.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Iowa mall redevelopment faces hurdle from long-standing JCPenney lease

Threshold Capital purchased the Valley West Mall in West Des Moines, Iowa for $11 million with plans for a mixed-use redevelopment. The project's progress is complicated by a 50-year-old lease held by anchor tenant JCPenney. City officials are considering up to $110 million in public funding to support the ambitious residential, retail, and entertainment complex. Construction is anticipated to begin after the city grants final approvals and site plans are completed.

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Unpaid Traffic Fines in India Surge as Challans Double Since 2021

India's traffic violation challans more than doubled from 4.2 crore in 2021 to 9.6 crore in 2025. In just the first nine months of 2026, 7.8 crore challans were issued. The data reveals a significant rise in unpaid fines, creating a large 'challan gap'. Authorities are facing challenges in collecting these penalties from offenders. The trend indicates a growing issue with traffic law enforcement and compliance across the country.

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