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Time of India
9 hours ago
- Business
- Time of India
Top 5 news of the day: Another mid-air scare on Air India flight, Rahul Gandhi slams EC over data handling; & more
A Delhi–Hong Kong Air India flight sparked panic after a door began shaking mid-air, raising safety concerns over the Boeing 787 aircraft. Rahul Gandhi accused the Election Commission of destroying poll data prematurely, while the EC cited voter privacy and legal limits. Here are the top 5 stories that made headlines today: Passengers alarmed as aircraft door shakes and hisses during flight to Hong Kong Passengers aboard an Air India Boeing 787 from Delhi to Hong Kong faced an unsettling situation on June 1 when a door began shaking and emitted hissing and growling noises mid-air. Cabin crew improvised by stuffing paper napkins into the gap to reduce the noise, and the flight proceeded safely to its destination. The episode took place before the June 12 crash of a Boeing 787 in Ahmedabad, once again putting safety concerns around the aircraft model under scrutiny. Read full story. Rahul Gandhi targets EC, questions 45-day CCTV footage erasing Rahul Gandhi has accused the Election Commission (EC) of destroying key polling data, calling it a threat to democratic transparency. He claimed on social media that CCTV footage and other election records were being deliberately erased within 45 days, well before the earlier one-year limit. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Free P2,000 GCash eGift UnionBank Credit Card Apply Now Undo The EC responded that the footage is preserved in line with legal requirements and only released if a court demands it within that window. Officials warned that public disclosure of such data could breach voter privacy. Read full story DGCA cracks down on Air India over crew violations India's aviation regulator, DGCA, has taken strong action against Air India over lapses in crew scheduling. Three officials handling rostering were removed after the airline violated flight duty limits, particularly during two Bangalore-London flights in May. The DGCA has warned that repeat violations could result in severe penalties, including suspension of the airline's license. Air India acknowledged the directive and appointed its chief operations officer to oversee the operations centre directly. Read full story Modi urges global 'pause' through yoga in mass event at Visakhapatnam. PM Narendra Modi led the 11th International Yoga Day celebrations in Visakhapatnam, calling yoga a much-needed tool for peace in a world increasingly fraught with instability. Performing yoga with over 3 lakh people, he proposed the idea of 'Yoga for Humanity 2.0,' urging the world to embrace inner calm as a global priority. PM Modi said its widespread global adoption, from Everest to the Sydney Opera House, reflects a shared desire for health and harmony. Read full story Woman's body dug up 2 months after alleged murder by in-laws In a chilling discovery, the body of 25-year-old Tanu Rajput was unearthed by Gurgaon police nearly two months after she allegedly went missing. Her husband and in-laws are accused of murdering her and burying the body in a pit disguised as a soak pit outside their home in Roshan Nagar. Tanu's husband had filed a missing person's report, while her mother-in-law claimed she had eloped. A formal investigation is underway following a complaint from Tanu's father. Read full story
Time of India
16 hours ago
- Politics
- Time of India
Yoga Over War: PM Modi's 'Peace' Call From Visakhapatnam Resonates Globally
Leading the International Yoga Day 2025 celebrations from Visakhapatnam, PM Narendra Modi delivered a powerful address calling Yoga 'humanity's pause button' amid global unrest and instability. Speaking from a 26-km-long corridor where over 3 lakh people gathered, Modi declared, 'Yoga gives us the direction of peace. It helps us breathe, balance, and become whole again.' This year's theme, 'Yoga for One Earth, One Health', underlined the message of unity and wellness. PM Modi spoke of the journey from India's UN resolution in 2014 to 175 countries supporting the initiative, calling it a historic global endorsement. He hailed Yoga's universal relevance — from Navy ships to the Opera House, Everest to space. Calling for 'Yoga for Humanity 2.0', Modi urged the world to embrace inner peace as global policy. His vision was echoed by millions worldwide performing yoga in unison — cutting across age, background, and geography.#modiyogaday #yogaforpeace #vizagyogaday #internationalyogaday2025 #yogaforhumanity #oneearthonehealth #modiinvizag #globalyogaday #yoga2point0 #modiyogamessage #toi #toibharat #bharat #breakingnews #indianews
Mint
19 hours ago
- Health
- Mint
‘Yoga for Humanity 2.0': PM Modi performs asanas on International Yoga Day 2025 — WATCH
To mark International Yoga Day 2025 on Saturday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi participated in a Yoga session and lead the national event from Visakhapatnam in Andhra Pradesh. The International Yoga Day is observed on June 21 every year. PM Modi arrived in Visakhapatnam on Friday evening. He was received by Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu. Speaking in Visakhapatnam on the occasion, PM Narendra Modi said, 'The theme of this year's International Day of Yoga is 'Yoga For One Earth, For One Health'. This theme reflects a deep truth: the health of every entity on Earth is interconnected.' "Yoga awakens us to this interconnectedness, leads us on a journey towards oneness with the world, and teaches us that we are not isolated individuals but part of nature...," PM Modi said. The Prime Minister said, 'Let this Yoga Day mark the beginning of Yoga for Humanity 2.0... where Inner Peace becomes Global Policy.' He said, 'Yoga is the pause button humanity needs... to breathe, to balance, to become whole again.' He added that for the expansion of Yoga in the world, "India is empowering the science of Yoga through modern research... We are also encouraging evidence-based therapy in the field of Yoga. Delhi AIIMS has done a good job in this regard." "Its research has shown that yoga has a critical role in the treatment of cardiac and neurological disorders, and it also plays an important role in women's health and mental health," PM Modi said. The 11th International Day of Yoga (IDY) was celebrated with grandeur on Saturday, June 21, with Prime Minister Narendra Modi leading the national event from Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh. The theme for this year is "Yoga for One Earth, One Health" echoes India's vision of global wellness. The theme reflects the integrated vision of well-being. It emphasises the interconnectedness of human and planetary health, drawing from the Indian ethos of "Sarve Santu Niramaya" (May all be free from disease).
