Sunday, November 23, 2025
15.1 C
New Delhi

Bird strike at Dehradun airport: IndiGo plane’s nose damaged; all passengers safe

Bird strike at Dehradun airport: IndiGo plane’s nose damaged; all passengers safe

Representative image

NEW DELHI: An Indigo plane flying from Mumbai sustained damage due to a bird strike on the runway at Jolly Grant Airport, located near Rishikesh in Dehradun, Uttarakhand. All 186 passengers aboard remained unharmed during the incident.The event took place at 6.45 pm when the nose of Indigo flight IGO 5032 collided with a bird on the runway, as reported by PTI.Airport personnel performed a comprehensive inspection and safety assessment of the runway following the incident.(More details to follow)

Go to Source

Hot this week

‘A green light for more killing’: US peace plan triggers fear and fury in war-torn Ukraine

Bucha survivors and Ukrainians reject a US-backed peace plan offering amnesty to Russian troops, fearing it rewards impunity and ignores the trauma of 2022 “atrocities”. Read More

Borders may change anytime, Sindh may be back in India: Rajnath Singh

NEW DELHI: Borders can change anytime and, who knows, one day the Sindh region of Pakistan may return to India, defence minister Rajnath Singh said on Sunday, asserting that Sindh would always remain civilisationally a part of India. Read More

India and Italy launch joint initiative to counter terror financing at G20 talks

India and Italy on Sunday announced a joint initiative for cooperation in combating financing of terrorism, as PM Modi held talks with his Italian counterpart Giorgia Meloni and discussed ways to bolster bilateral ties in several areas, including tra Read More

Topics

‘A green light for more killing’: US peace plan triggers fear and fury in war-torn Ukraine

Bucha survivors and Ukrainians reject a US-backed peace plan offering amnesty to Russian troops, fearing it rewards impunity and ignores the trauma of 2022 “atrocities”. Read More

Borders may change anytime, Sindh may be back in India: Rajnath Singh

NEW DELHI: Borders can change anytime and, who knows, one day the Sindh region of Pakistan may return to India, defence minister Rajnath Singh said on Sunday, asserting that Sindh would always remain civilisationally a part of India. Read More

India and Italy launch joint initiative to counter terror financing at G20 talks

India and Italy on Sunday announced a joint initiative for cooperation in combating financing of terrorism, as PM Modi held talks with his Italian counterpart Giorgia Meloni and discussed ways to bolster bilateral ties in several areas, including tra Read More

Kashmir doctors’ forum condemns Delhi blast

Delhi blast SRINAGAR: Doctors Association Kashmir (DAK) condemned Sunday the Nov 10 blast near Delhi’s Red Fort, saying the medical fraternity stands firmly against violence and any attempt to misuse the profession for destructive e Read More

BJP objects to Muslim intake in Vaishno Devi Medical College, stirs row

Representative image SRINAGAR: BJP, VHP and Bajrang Dal have objected to admissions of Muslim students, mostly from Kashmir, to Mata Vaishno Devi Medical College in Katra after freshers from the community formed the bulk of the inst Read More

India, Italy announce joint initiative for co-op in combating financing of terrorism as PM Modi meets Meloni

Johannesburg, Nov 23 (PTI): India and Italy on Sunday announced a joint initiative for cooperation in combating financing of terrorism, as Prime Minister Narendra Modi held talks with his Italian counterpart Giorgia Meloni here and discussed ways to Read More

Related Articles