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Indian singer-songwriter Anuv Jain has framed his success as the product of restraint, consistency and direct audience connection rather than the promotional machinery of Bollywood. In a candid reflection, he said he is “very selective” about releasing music and signalled that future collaborations remain possible, but only on his own terms.
A passenger aboard the Flydubai flight that was targeted in a hijacking attempt has said he became suspicious of some crew members during the ordeal and wants investigators to examine whether they may have helped the attacker. The allegation adds a new layer of uncertainty to an already high-stakes case that has reverberated across aviation security, regional politics, and Israel’s domestic debate.
The United Arab Emirates has said an Omani co-pilot on a flydubai flight intended to crash the aircraft into Tel Aviv’s airport, sharply escalating a case that has already drawn international attention. The latest account adds new detail to allegations surrounding the incident, including reports of a pill, restraint measures, and an all-male cabin crew response.
Investigators examining an alleged FlyDubai hijacking plot have turned attention to an Australian mosque and Islamic centre in Melbourne, raising questions about how authorities assess radicalisation risks across transnational networks. The case, which UAE officials say involved an Omani co-pilot who planned a suicide attack on a flight to Tel Aviv, has widened into a politically sensitive inquiry touching aviation security, counterterrorism cooperation and community trust.
The United Arab Emirates said the Flydubai co-pilot accused of planning a suicide attack on a flight to Tel Aviv began a “drift towards extremism and terrorism” while living in Australia, according to reporting cited by the BBC and Reuters. The allegation adds a transnational dimension to an already grave aviation-security case, raising questions about radicalization pathways, airline vetting and the limits of pre-emptive detection.
The United Arab Emirates says an Omani co-pilot employed by Flydubai planned to crash a passenger aircraft into an Israeli airport in what investigators described as a suicide attack inspired by the September 11, 2001, assaults. The case has triggered urgent scrutiny of airline vetting, cockpit security and the challenge of detecting radical intent among licensed aviation professionals.
The United Arab Emirates’ attorney-general has alleged that the Flydubai co-pilot accused of trying to seize control of a passenger aircraft began a “drift towards extremism and terrorism” while in Australia. The allegation adds a geopolitical dimension to a case already marked by claims that he intended to crash the plane into Tel Aviv’s airport. The assertions, if substantiated, would place the case at the intersection of aviation security, counterterrorism, and international legal scrutiny, with implications for how authorities assess radicalisation pathways across borders.
The Union Cabinet has approved a productivity-linked bonus equivalent to 78 days’ wages for 11.4 lakh railway employees, recognising their role in a year of record freight loading and passenger traffic. The annual payout underscores the government’s effort to reward operational performance while reinforcing the railways’ central role in India’s logistics and mobility network.
The average loan size for passenger vehicles in India has risen 49% over the past seven years to ₹8.2 lakh, underscoring the steady premiumisation of the auto market and the rising cost of vehicle ownership, according to TransUnion CIBIL. The data also show that non-banking financial companies continue to dominate vehicle financing, accounting for 73% of two-wheeler loans and 37% of passenger vehicle loans.
The average loan ticket size for passenger vehicles in India has risen 49% over the past seven years to ₹8.2 lakh, underscoring the growing cost of vehicle ownership and the expanding role of formal credit in auto purchases, according to TransUnion CIBIL. The data also show that non-banking finance companies continue to dominate vehicle financing, accounting for 73% of two-wheeler loans and 37% of passenger vehicle loans.
Indian Railways has urged passengers to avoid playing audio or video on speaker mode inside trains, warning that disruptive behaviour could invite action. The advisory reflects a broader push to preserve public order, reduce friction in crowded coaches, and protect the shared travel experience for millions of daily commuters.
A 34-year-old Andhra Pradesh State Road Transport Corporation driver died of a suspected heart attack after bringing a Kakinada-to-Visakhapatnam bus to a safe stop near Tuni, preventing what could have been a major road disaster. The driver, identified as the sole person at the wheel, managed to park the vehicle before collapsing, ensuring the safety of all 40 passengers on board.
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