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More than five decades after the 1971 India-Pakistan war ended in a decisive victory, 54 Indian armed forces personnel remain unaccounted for. Families are still seeking closure as the mystery surrounding their disappearance persists.

Air quality in the National Capital Region has deteriorated sharply, prompting authorities in Noida and Ghaziabad to halt physical schooling and transition students to online classrooms. The move highlights growing health concerns as smog and pollution reach hazardous levels.

A satire-laden video showing an auto-rickshaw painted in the livery of IndiGo and even “taking off” has gone viral — and sparked laughter and rage online. Shared by industrialist Harsh Goenka, the clip captures public frustration over nationwide flight cancellations and delays, turning IndiGo’s turbulence into meme fodder.

A prominent Sindhi leader has publicly appealed to India’s Prime Minister, urging urgent intervention to prevent an impending nuclear disaster. The warning underscores fears over Pakistan’s destabilising weapons control and calls for global accountability.

In a significant move impacting thousands of travelers, IndiGo, India’s largest carrier, has abruptly doubled its daily flight cancellations. The airline is now cutting approximately 10% of its operations as part of what it calls an “operational reset,” with industry sources warning the reductions could intensify. AlwaysFirst delves into the reasons behind the disruption and…

In a decisive move following a catastrophic fire at a Goa luxury villa, Indian authorities have initiated urgent procedures to impound the passports of the Luthra family, currently believed to be in Thailand. This action marks a significant escalation as the investigation into the massive blaze intensifies.

A new diplomatic friction has surfaced between India and Pakistan, centering on a recent Indian humanitarian mission to Sri Lanka. Islamabad claimed it denied airspace access, a statement New Delhi has vehemently rejected as “baseless and ridiculous.”

Exclusive archival footage and historical analysis shed new light on a pivotal 48 hours in 1971. This is the gripping account of how the Indian Air Force, rocked by initial Pakistani pre-emptive strikes, regrouped and launched a devastating counter-offensive that reshaped the conflict’s early dynamics. Dive into the strategy, the heroes, and the rarely-seen visuals…

In an exclusive statement, HAL Chief C B Ananthakrishnan has boldly defended the Tejas fighter jet, calling it one of the “safest aircraft in the world.” This comes in the wake of a recent crash in Dubai and aims to quell any concerns about the jet’s operational integrity and future prospects.

In a powerful confluence of faith and national ambition, Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated a majestic 77-foot statue of Lord Ram in Goa. Transcending the ceremonial, the Prime Minister laid out a compelling nine-request blueprint, urging every citizen to contribute towards the goal of a ‘Viksit Bharat’ or Developed India by 2047.