Bhaskar LIVE Updates: Emergency landing of Air India plane going from Chennai to Andaman, 60 minutes after take off, technical fault occurred; all passengers safe

An Air India plane had to make an emergency landing on Friday. This plane was going from Chennai to Andaman. After 60 minutes of take-off, there was a technical fault in it. There were 123 passengers on board the plane. It is a matter of relief that all the passengers and crew members aboard the plane are safe.

Today’s other big news…

Government approves 22,000 crore military aircraft deal
The Defense Ministry on Friday signed a deal worth around Rs 22,000 crore with Spain’s Airbus Defense and Space. Under this, India will buy 56 ‘C-295’ medium transport aircraft. These aircraft will replace the Avro-748 aircraft of the Indian Air Force. Airbus Defense and Space will hand over 16 flight-capable aircraft within 48 months. The remaining 40 aircraft will be manufactured in India. The long-pending deal was approved by the Cabinet Committee on Security two weeks ago. Ratan Tata, Chairman, Tata Trusts, congratulated Airbus Defence, Tata Advanced Systems Limited and the Ministry of Defense on the signing of the historic agreement.

India to become external auditor for IAEA
India has been selected as the external auditor for the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) from 2022 to 2027. The Permanent Mission of India in Vienna has given this information.

CBI registers case in the death of Mahant Narendra Giri

The CBI has registered a case in connection with the death of Mahant Narendra Giri, president of Akhara Parishad. The Uttar Pradesh government on Wednesday recommended a CBI probe into the case. There is suspense over the death of Mahant Narendra Giri. In this case, the disciple of Mahant Anand Giri, priest of Lete Hanuman temple, Adya Prasad Tiwari and his son Sandeep Tiwari have been arrested. After the burial of Mahant Narendra Giri on Wednesday, the police had also questioned Balbir, who was named as the successor in his purported suicide note.

Preparations for major changes in the engine of the car
Union Minister Nitin Gadkari said on Friday that he will issue orders regarding changes in the engine of the car in the next three to four months. Under this, it will be made mandatory for all vehicle manufacturers to manufacture vehicles with flex engine ie alternative fuel engine. Gadkari had been appealing to car companies to make flex engines for almost two years, but it was not made mandatory. Now for the first time such an engine is ready to be ordered.

Gang war in Delhi’s Rohini court, 3 including gangster Jitendra Gogi killed

Gang war broke out in Delhi’s Rohini court complex on Friday. The miscreants shot and killed Delhi’s most wanted gangster Jitendra Gogi. A total of three people including Gogi have been killed in this gang war. 3 to 4 people were also injured in the firing. According to the report, Gogi had come to the court to appear, where two miscreants in the lawyer’s uniform opened fire on him. Read full news here…

PM Modi may visit Kedarnath before October 10
Prime Minister Narendra Modi can visit Kedarnath in Uttarakhand before October 10. The likely date of the Prime Minister’s visit is believed to be 6 October. According to the report of news agency ANI, PM Modi will visit Kedarnath before October 10. He will also meet state leaders there. This will be Modi’s second temple visit during his tenure, the last time he visited Kedarnath in 2019. It is to be known that after Diwali, Kedarnath will remain closed for the devotees for the next 6 months.

Nirmala Sitharaman bid – more than 1 lakh crore deposited in Jan Dhan account
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said that more than 1 lakh crore is deposited in Jan Dhan account. More than 80 crore people are getting benefit from this. There are more than 40 crore accounts. Mudra loan is available. Wherever there is a branch of the bank in every district, every branch is giving startup loans to one SC, one ST, one woman.

CCI refuses to leak confidential report

The Competition Commission of India (CCI) has denied allegations of leaking confidential reports made by Google. ASG N Venkataraman, appearing for the CCI in the Delhi High Court on Friday, denied the allegation. He said that Google should sue the media houses who published the so-called confidential reports.

In fact, this month, Google submitted the ongoing investigation report to the CCI regarding the company’s Android smartphone deal, which was leaked to the media. On September 23, Google had filed a writ petition against the CCI in the Delhi High Court in this matter. Google says it harmed the image of it and its partners.

The CCI is also investigating Google’s monopoly in the web search market. Also, Google’s Smartphone OS and Smart TV OS are also on the target of CCI, because all the companies are using Android TV OS apart from Android OS which is from Google itself. In this case also it is possible to investigate the monopoly of Google.

Antibody treatment recommended for severe corona patients
A combination of the two antibodies should be given to high-risk victims or patients suffering from serious illness infected with the corona virus. This has been recommended in the new guidelines of the World Health Organization published on Friday in the BMJ. The WHO Guidelines Development Group (GDG) panel has recommended a combination of Casirivimab and Imdevimab for two specific groups of corona patients.

Bhim Army chief staying at Hathras rape victim’s house

Late night in Hathras, Bhim Army Chief Chandrashekhar reached the rape victim’s house. Where he spent the whole night in the victim’s house. Chandrashekhar says that throughout the year the government has forgotten the promises made to the victim. A member of his family neither got a job nor was given a house. The road leading to the victim’s house is also in a dilapidated condition. There is a pile of garbage next to the house. Read full news here…

CRPF jawan dies after firing in moving bus
A CRPF jawan was killed on Friday morning when a moving bus was fired upon in Chhattisgarh’s Bijapur. The bullet was fired from the rifle of the jawan. It is being told that the accident happened due to the sudden pressing of the trigger. Another jawan is also reported injured in this incident. The jawan’s body was brought to Aavapalli Hospital. It is being told that other passengers were also aboard the bus at the time of the accident. Bastar IG P ​​Sundarraj has confirmed the incident. He said that the matter is being investigated. Read full news here…

BJP-Nishad Party alliance in UP
Before the assembly elections in Uttar Pradesh, BJP has played a big bet. Along with taking the Nishad Party along, an agreement has also been reached on the sharing of seats in the elections. The decision was taken after a two-day long meeting with BJP election in-charge Dharmendra Pradhan and co-in-charges. Dharmendra Pradhan said on Friday that Apna Dal is also with us. At the same time, Nishad Party President Sanjay Nishad reached the BJP office in Lucknow. Nishad said that they will not merge, Nishad Party will fight elections separately with its own party symbol. Read full news here…

Sensex created history, crossed 60000 for the first time

On the last day of the week i.e. Friday, the market opened strongly. Sensex has created new history as soon as the market opens. Sensex opened above 60100 for the first time. The market is trading with great momentum right now. At present, Sensex is trading up 350 points at 60,200 and Nifty is up 80 points at 17,900.

Out of 30 stocks of Sensex, 19 shares are seen trading with gains and 11 shares with weakness. In which the shares of Infosys, HCL Tech and TCS are up by more than 1%, while the share of Tata Steel is seeing a decline of about 1%. Read full news here…

Provocative sloganeering case at Jantar Mantar, Preet Singh got bail
The Delhi High Court granted bail to Preet Singh, an accused in the case of making inflammatory speeches against a community at Jantar Mantar. Preet Singh was sent to judicial custody on August 10 after his arrest. Preet Singh is accused of raising provocative slogans during a rally organized at Jantar Mantar on August 8.

Women policemen will now do 8-hour duty in Maharashtra
Maharashtra government has given big relief to women policemen. The state has decided to reduce the working hours of women policemen from 12 hours to 8 hours. Maharashtra DGP Sanjay Pandey gave this information on Friday.

1 killed, 12 injured in firing in America

On Thursday, an attacker opened fire at a supermarket in Tennessee, USA. In this, a man was shot in the head and he died. The other man was shot in the stomach. After this the attacker shot himself too. 12 people have been injured in this attack. The people present on the spot saved their lives by running away and hiding in the freezer.

Farmers drove tractor on onion worth 250 crores
Due to the Taliban occupation of Afghanistan, the onion market in India was expected to boom this time. Farmers also sowed onions in thousands of hectares. Now in the month of September, there were many showers of rain. Due to incessant rains, Jalebi disease occurred in the onion crop of about 250 crores in Alwar district alone. In many places, farmers drove tractors on the standing cultivation. Means destroyed the onion. Read full news here..

Modi’s meeting with top US CEOs
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who visited America, spoke to the CEOs of 5 big companies there. These include the CEOs of Qualcomm, Blackstone Group, Adobe, First Solar, General Atomics. Modi told Cristiano Aman, CEO of the legendary American technology company Qualcomm, about the opportunities available in India. Qualcomm CEO expressed his desire to work together in many areas including 5G in India. The company’s chipsets are a popular choice of consumers in terms of mobile gaming and 5G technology. Read full news here…

Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla to address members of Karnataka Legislature
Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla will address the members of Karnataka Legislature today. According to the Lok Sabha Secretariat, the Speaker of the Lok Sabha will address the members of both the Houses of the Karnataka Legislature i.e. Legislative Council and Vidhan Sabha on 24th September at 2:30 PM in Bengaluru. Birla will express his views on the topic ‘democracy-protecting democratic values’.

On this occasion Karnataka Legislative Council Chairman Basavaraj Horatti, Karnataka Legislative Assembly Speaker Vishweshwar Hegde Kageri, State Ministers, Members of Parliament, Legislative Council and Members of Legislative Assembly etc. will be present. According to the statement, Birla will be addressing a joint session of both the houses of a legislature for the first time.

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