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Software updates completed for 80% of affected A320 planes in India: DGCA

The software upgrades are being undertaken at the bases of the airlines in Delhi, Bengaluru, Mumbai, Chennai, Hyderabad, Ahmedabad and Kolkata

India deploys 80 NDRF personnel, rescue dogs to Sri Lanka for flood relief

The deployment is part of Operation Sagar Bandhu launched by India to help its southern neighbour

Congress appoints new chiefs for 41 district units in Chhattisgarh

The move comes a day after senior Congress leader Sachin Pilot, who is the party's state in-charge, concluded his two-day visit to Chhattisgarh

Sabarimala missing gold: Chennithala accuses Kerala CM of shielding accused

He alleged that CM Vijayan was trying to protect them and others accused in the gold missing case

Engaging in disputes not India's nature, says RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat

Bhagwat also said that India's concept of nationhood differs fundamentally from Western interpretations

National Herald case: Court defers order on ED's chargesheet until Dec 16

The chargesheet names Sonia Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi, Pitroda, Dubey, Sunil Bhandari, Young Indian and Dotex Merchandise Pvt Ltd

EC directs West Bengal DGP to protect poll officials during SIR exercise

The EC insisted that the state must ensure there is no "perceptible atmosphere of fear, threat and undue influence" on the field functionaries and that no untoward incident occurs at any place

3 children die after fever in UP's Kushinagar; health dept launches probe

Medical reports of the three children who died in Gularhiya Tola village of Nebua Naurangia block are awaited to ascertain the cause of death, the officials said on Saturday

Op Sagar Bandhu: IAF delivers first relief supplies to flood-hit Sri Lanka

The relief came as Sri Lankan authorities warned of an unprecedented disaster situation in the Western Province from Friday night due to rising water levels in the Kelani and Attanagalu rivers

Flight delays, cancellations likely as over 200 A320 jets face safety fix

Indian operators have about 560 A320 family aircraft and 200-250 of them will need software changes or hardware realignment, they added

Intense solar radiation may affect many A320 family jets in India: Airbus

Airbus said intense solar radiation might corrupt data critical to flight controls in a significant number of A320 family aircraft and that the software changes required would lead to disruptions

Russia to ratify key military pact with India ahead of Putin's state visit

The RELOS agreement aims to streamline coordination for joint military exercises, disaster relief and other operations

Delhi court sends 8 accused in India Gate protest to 7-day custody

Earlier in the day, these protesters got relief from Judicial Magistrate Sahil Monga, who granted them bail in a case related to scuffle with police personnel at the Parliament Street police station

ED widens probe against Al Falah group; looks at land purchase deals

Al Falah University based in Faridabad district is under the spotlight of investigations into the Red Fort area blast case in which a doctor working at its medical college allegedly blew himself up

Sebi wants regulated entities, agents to show name on social media

This proposal comes after the regulator observed the growing need to clearly distinguish content uploaded by Sebi-regulated persons from material posted by unregistered individuals on social media

NISAR satellite deploys 12-metre diameter antenna, enters science phase

The antenna plays a key role for both ISRO's S-Band and NASA's L-Band Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) payload

Court bars Carmicheal mine opponent from pursuing Adani's confidential data

The firm operates the Carmichael coal mine in the Galilee Basin. It produces about 10 million tonnes of coal each year for the export market

Martian features may soon be named after Kerala's researchers and places

Founded in 1919, the IAU's mission is to promote and safeguard astronomy in all its aspects, including research, communication and education, through international cooperation

CM Siddaramaiah invites Dy CM Shivakumar for talks amid leadership row

"There is no change in my stand and I have said I will listen to whatever the high command says. Both of us have said that we will obey whatever the party high command says," he added

Delhi AQI remains 'very poor' for half of Nov; no relief expected next week

The air quality is likely to remain 'very poor' over the coming week, according to the forecast by the Air Quality Early Warning System for Delhi