Ahmedabad

The search for the black box from the tragic Air India flight crash continues as authorities work tirelessly to uncover the cause of the disaster. Families of the victims, still reeling from the loss, are desperately awaiting answers. The crash, which has left many questions unanswered, has become a point of focus for both aviation experts and loved ones, who hope that the recovered data will provide clarity on what went wrong. As the investigation unfolds, the question of accountability, safety protocols, and the future of air travel safety looms larger than ever.

In one of the worst aviation tragedies in recent memory, an Air India Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner crashed in Ahmedabad, claiming the lives of over 240 people. The plane, en route to London’s Gatwick Airport, crashed soon after takeoff, exploding in a massive fireball upon impact with a medical college hostel. Rescue teams are still searching for survivors and crucial aircraft parts that may shed light on the cause of the crash. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited the site to assess the situation. This tragedy has shocked the nation and prompted global scrutiny on aviation safety.

Operations at Ahmedabad’s Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport resumed on Thursday with limited flight services, hours after a tragic crash involving an Air India Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner bound for London Gatwick. The aircraft, carrying 242 passengers and crew, went down shortly after takeoff, crashing into a nearby residential neighborhood. A ‘Mayday’ distress signal was issued moments before the disaster. Emergency protocols were activated, and airport operations were temporarily suspended.

A devastating aviation tragedy struck Ahmedabad on Tuesday as an Air India Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner crashed shortly after takeoff, colliding into the premises of BJ Medical College. The aircraft, en route to London, failed to gain proper lift and descended into the student hostel complex, resulting in the deaths of five medical students and injuring several others. The crash has not only shocked the aviation community but also left the medical fraternity and nation mourning young lives lost in a preventable disaster.

In a landmark victory, Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) captured their first-ever Indian Premier League (IPL) championship, ending years of near-misses and heartbreaks. Demonstrating resilience and strategic prowess, RCB overcame formidable opponents with a blend of explosive batting, disciplined bowling, and tactical acumen. This triumph not only cements their place in IPL history but also heralds a new chapter for the franchise. The win is a testament to their consistent growth and effective team-building, energizing fans and stakeholders alike.

The Indian Premier League is poised to crown a new champion as Royal Challengers Bengaluru and Punjab Kings face off in the 2025 IPL final—marking the first time since 2016 that two teams without a previous title meet in the decider. After years of near-misses, heartbreaks, and reinventions, both franchises stand at the precipice of rewriting their legacy. For their loyal fanbases, long accustomed to disappointment, this is a moment of rare joy.

The IPL 2025 Qualifier 2 between Punjab Kings (PBKS) and Mumbai Indians (MI) faced two rain delays in Ahmedabad, leaving both the players and owners concerned about the game's fate. Despite forecasts of dry weather, the match's start was delayed twice due to rain, heightening fears of a washout. With no reserve day scheduled, if the game is abandoned, Punjab Kings would automatically advance to the final, given their higher position in the league standings. The outcome would leave Mumbai's campaign in jeopardy, while PBKS would meet Royal Challengers Bangalore in the IPL final.

Ahmedabad-based Shivalik Group has announced its strategic expansion into the managed office space market, committing an initial Rs 10 crore to establish a new vertical dedicated to this burgeoning sector. This move aligns with shifting corporate preferences for flexible, plug-and-play work environments that reduce upfront capital costs. The pilot project, located at Shivalik Harmony near Panjrapole junction, aims to provide modern, ready-to-use office solutions catering to evolving workplace dynamics.

Rajesh Power Services, a consultancy and EPC firm based in Ahmedabad, has reported a significant surge in profitability for the fiscal year 2024–25, with net profit more than tripling to Rs. 93.36 crore from Rs. 26.02 crore in the previous year. The company also recorded a substantial jump in total income to Rs. 1,114.66 crore, underscoring its growing footprint in the power transmission and infrastructure sectors. Backed by fresh orders worth Rs.