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NDTV
6 days ago
- NDTV
Son Of Air India Plane Crash Victim Moves US Federal Court Against Boeing
Ahmedabad (Gujarat): Hir Prajapati, who lost his mother, Kalpana Ben Prajapati, in the AI-171 plane crash, has moved to the US Federal Court against Boeing, expecting speedy justice. Speaking to ANI on Tuesday, Mr Prajapati said that they have hired lawyer Mike Andrews to represent them. He said, "We have hired Mike Andrews. We expect the raw details of information from the black-box to come before us at the earliest so that we can make further decisions regarding the next course of steps, along with our lawyer. In India, trials get dragged out for years. We are fighting the case in the US so that a decision is pronounced early." Hir Prajapati expressed gratitude towards the Indian government, police and doctors for helping the family. "We believe we will get the incident happened, the government helped us a lot. The police also helped us. We are thankful to the doctors too, who handed over the bodies to us after a swift DNA test," he said. He added that he had initially scheduled a flight for June 11 for her mother but changed it to June 12 at her request. "My mother, Kalpana Ben Prajapati, died in the accident...I had initially booked a June 9 flight for her, but she had a fast and she told me that she cannot travel that day. So, I then rescheduled it to June 11. But she told me that she doesn't want to travel on an odd date. So, I finally booked a ticket for June 12," Prajapati said. Following a candle march by the families of the victims of the crash, Mike Andrews, lead lawyer, representing over 65 victim families, said that the families are searching for answers. Mr Andrews told ANI, "Today marks the two-month anniversary of this tragedy. It has been a very difficult day for everyone involved. The families organised a candlelight vigil to stand in remembrance. We are thankful and grateful to have been invited to come and are no words to think of the families are back now, searching for answers." On June 12, Air India flight AI-171, a Boeing 787-8 aircraft, crashed soon after it took off from Ahmedabad's Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport, killing 260 people, including 229 passengers, 12 crew members, and 19 people on the ground.
Economic Times
6 days ago
- Politics
- Economic Times
Gujarat: Son of AI-171 plane crash victim moves US Federal Court against Boeing
ANI Gujarat: Son of AI-171 plane crash victim moves US Federal Court against Boeing Ahmedabad: Hir Prajapati, who lost his mother, Kalpana Ben Prajapati, in the AI-171 plane crash, has moved to the US Federal Court against Boeing, expecting speedy to on Tuesday, Prajapati said that they have hired lawyer Mike Andrews to represent them. He said, "We have hired Mike Andrews. We expect the raw details of information from the black-box to come before us at the earliest so that we can make further decisions regarding the next course of steps, along with our lawyer. In India, trials get dragged out for years. We are fighting the case in the US so that a decision is pronounced early."Hir Prajapati expressed gratitude towards the Indian government, police and doctors for helping the family. "We believe we will get the incident happened, the government helped us a lot. The police also helped us. We are thankful to the doctors too, who handed over the bodies to us after a swift DNA test," he said. He added that he had initially scheduled a flight for June 11 for her mother but changed it to June 12 at her request. "My mother, Kalpana Ben Prajapati, died in the accident...I had initially booked a June 9 flight for her, but she had a fast and she told me that she cannot travel that day. So, I then rescheduled it to June 11. But she told me that she doesn't want to travel on an odd date. So, I finally booked a ticket for June 12," Prajapati a candle march by the families of the victims of the crash, Mike Andrews, lead lawyer, representing over 65 victim families, said that the families are searching for told ANI, "Today marks the two-month anniversary of this tragedy. It has been a very difficult day for everyone involved. The families organised a candlelight vigil to stand in remembrance. We are thankful and grateful to have been invited to come and are no words to think of the families are back now, searching for answers." On June 12, Air India flight AI-171, a Boeing 787-8 aircraft, crashed soon after it took off from Ahmedabad's Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport, killing 260 people, including 229 passengers, 12 crew members, and 19 people on the ground.
Time of India
6 days ago
- Business
- Time of India
Gujarat: Son of AI-171 plane crash victim moves US Federal Court against Boeing
Ahmedabad: Hir Prajapati, who lost his mother, Kalpana Ben Prajapati, in the AI-171 plane crash , has moved to the US Federal Court against Boeing, expecting speedy justice. Speaking to on Tuesday, Prajapati said that they have hired lawyer Mike Andrews to represent them. Finance Value and Valuation Masterclass - Batch 4 By CA Himanshu Jain View Program Artificial Intelligence AI For Business Professionals Batch 2 By Ansh Mehra View Program Finance Value and Valuation Masterclass - Batch 3 By CA Himanshu Jain View Program Artificial Intelligence AI For Business Professionals By Vaibhav Sisinity View Program Finance Value and Valuation Masterclass - Batch 2 By CA Himanshu Jain View Program Finance Value and Valuation Masterclass Batch-1 By CA Himanshu Jain View Program He said, "We have hired Mike Andrews. We expect the raw details of information from the black-box to come before us at the earliest so that we can make further decisions regarding the next course of steps, along with our lawyer. In India, trials get dragged out for years. We are fighting the case in the US so that a decision is pronounced early." by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Undo Hir Prajapati expressed gratitude towards the Indian government, police and doctors for helping the family. "We believe we will get the incident happened, the government helped us a lot. The police also helped us. We are thankful to the doctors too, who handed over the bodies to us after a swift DNA test," he said. Live Events He added that he had initially scheduled a flight for June 11 for her mother but changed it to June 12 at her request. "My mother, Kalpana Ben Prajapati, died in the accident...I had initially booked a June 9 flight for her, but she had a fast and she told me that she cannot travel that day. So, I then rescheduled it to June 11. But she told me that she doesn't want to travel on an odd date. So, I finally booked a ticket for June 12," Prajapati said. Following a candle march by the families of the victims of the crash, Mike Andrews, lead lawyer, representing over 65 victim families, said that the families are searching for answers. Andrews told ANI, "Today marks the two-month anniversary of this tragedy. It has been a very difficult day for everyone involved. The families organised a candlelight vigil to stand in remembrance. We are thankful and grateful to have been invited to come and are no words to think of the families are back now, searching for answers." On June 12, Air India flight AI-171, a Boeing 787-8 aircraft, crashed soon after it took off from Ahmedabad's Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport, killing 260 people, including 229 passengers, 12 crew members, and 19 people on the ground.
News18
6 days ago
- Politics
- News18
Gujarat: Son of AI-171 plane crash victim moves US Federal Court against Boeing
Ahmedabad (Gujarat) [India], August 13 (ANI): Hir Prajapati, who lost his mother, Kalpana Ben Prajapati, in the AI-171 plane crash, has moved to the US Federal Court against Boeing, expecting speedy to ANI on Tuesday, Prajapati said that they have hired lawyer Mike Andrews to represent them. He said, 'We have hired Mike Andrews. We expect the raw details of information from the black-box to come before us at the earliest so that we can make further decisions regarding the next course of steps, along with our lawyer. In India, trials get dragged out for years. We are fighting the case in the US so that a decision is pronounced early."Hir Prajapati expressed gratitude towards the Indian government, police and doctors for helping the family. 'We believe we will get justice…When the incident happened, the government helped us a lot. The police also helped us. We are thankful to the doctors too, who handed over the bodies to us after a swift DNA test," he added that he had initially scheduled a flight for June 11 for her mother but changed it to June 12 at her request. 'My mother, Kalpana Ben Prajapati, died in the accident…I had initially booked a June 9 flight for her, but she had a fast and she told me that she cannot travel that day. So, I then rescheduled it to June 11. But she told me that she doesn't want to travel on an odd date. So, I finally booked a ticket for June 12," Prajapati a candle march by the families of the victims of the crash, Mike Andrews, lead lawyer, representing over 65 victim families, said that the families are searching for told ANI, 'Today marks the two-month anniversary of this tragedy. It has been a very difficult day for everyone involved. The families organised a candlelight vigil to stand in remembrance. We are thankful and grateful to have been invited to come and attend…There are no words to think of the destruction…The families are back now, searching for answers." On June 12, Air India flight AI-171, a Boeing 787-8 aircraft, crashed soon after it took off from Ahmedabad's Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport, killing 260 people, including 229 passengers, 12 crew members, and 19 people on the ground. (ANI)
News18
01-06-2025
- Business
- News18
Gold Price Prediction: Will Gold Hit Rs 1,10,000 Per 10 grams? Here's What Experts Say
Last Updated: Gold and silver saw sharp volatility on Thursday, initially falling after a US Federal Court blocked Trump's tariff plan; Good time to invest? Gold Price Prediction: Investors booked profits in gold on Friday, May 30, as June MCX gold futures opened lower by Rs 592, or 0.62%, at Rs 94,797 per 10 grams, amid concerns about Trump-era tariffs and volatile trade. This was despite supportive preliminary GDP data showing an economic contraction, which had earlier boosted gold's safe-haven appeal. Analysts remain bullish on gold, projecting a potential rise to Rs 1,10,000 per 10 grams within a year, citing gold's consistent track record of delivering solid long-term returns. On Thursday, gold and silver futures closed higher in domestic and global markets. Gold June futures settled at Rs 95,389/10g with a 0.12% gain, and silver July futures at Rs 97,826/kg, up 0.59%. However, on Friday, silver July futures at MCX also opened lower by Rs 884, or 0.9%, at Rs 96,942/kg. Gold and silver saw sharp volatility on Thursday, initially falling after a US Federal Court blocked Trump's tariff plan. However, prices recovered after President Trump announced plans to appeal the ruling. Meanwhile, the dollar index slipped as US jobless claims rose more than expected, lending support to bullion prices. Currently, the US Dollar Index (DXY) is hovering near 99.44, up 0.16%. US jobless claims increased last week to 240,000, higher than expectations of 229,000. Preliminary GDP data also signaled contraction, adding to gold's safe-haven demand. Manoj Kumar Jain of Prithvifinmart Commodity Research expects gold and silver prices to remain volatile, driven by dollar index fluctuations, geopolitical tensions, and key US data releases. 'Gold could hold support at $3,250/oz and silver at $32.80/oz on a weekly closing basis," he said. Rahul Kalantri, VP Commodities at Mehta Equities Ltd., noted that while gold plunged initially after the US court ruling, prices bounced back amid growing economic concerns. 'Gold has support at $3,274-3,255 and resistance at $3,322-3,340; silver's support is at $32.82-32.65 and resistance at $33.35-33.55," Kalantri said. In INR terms, gold has support at Rs 94,910-94,580 and resistance at Rs 95,750-95,940. Silver's support is at Rs 96,480-95,750, with resistance at Rs 97,950-98,750. Trading Strategy Manoj Kumar Jain suggests: Gold price prediction Angel One expects gold to continue delivering strong returns, projecting a price of $4,000/oz internationally and Rs 1,10,000/10g domestically within a year. They suggest accumulating around Rs 85,000/10g for long-term investment. First Published: May 30, 2025, 14:06 IST
