A small aircraft crashed onto a street near Sao Paulo's business district, colliding with vehicles and causing injuries to several people. The incident resulted in at least two fatalities, with four others hospitalized with non-serious injuries. The aircraft was en route to Porto Alegre.
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The Baloch Liberation Army hijacked a passenger train in Pakistan's Balochistan province, detonating an explosive to halt the train and taking passengers hostage. Pakistani security forces managed to rescue 155 passengers, while 27 militants were killed in the ensuing standoff. The situation remains critical as insurgents still hold hostages.
Pakistan’s new Gwadar International Airport welcomed its first commercial flight from Karachi, after months of delays due to security reviews. The $246-million project, funded by China under the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), is set to enhance connectivity and support economic growth. The airport's development is part of broader infrastructure improvements, despite ongoing threats from separatist militants.
A 25-year-old property dealer named Chirag Thakran was arrested for a hit-and-run incident in Gurgaon that left a woman in a coma. Thakran, driving a borrowed Scorpio, fell asleep at the wheel and hit the couple during their morning walk. The woman’s husband suffered minor injuries. The police registered a case based on the husband’s complaint.
South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol was formally arrested on Sunday after declaring martial law last month. Arrested at his residence, he faces rebellion charges for his actions in early December. The Seoul Western District Court approved his arrest due to concerns about evidence tampering. Yoon may be detained for an extended period while investigations continue.
Lady Gaga and Bruno Mars will honor Los Angeles wildfire victims at the Grammy Awards, dedicating their performance to the city. Their song "Die With a Smile" is nominated for two Grammys. Gaga also performed at FireAid, raising donations for wildfire relief. The wildfires have destroyed many homes, affecting numerous celebrities.
When Russia invaded Ukraine in 2022, Indian cricketer Nitish Kumar Reddy's sister, Tejaswi, was stranded but safely returned to India. She transferred to a university in Uzbekistan. Tejaswi supported her brother as he scored his maiden international hundred at the Melbourne Cricket Ground, with their family present to celebrate. The family continues to cherish these memorable moments.
Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan announced that the Ministry of Education, in consultation with key officials, is considering conducting CBSE board exams twice a year. A draft proposal will soon be released for public consultation. This reform aims to create a stress-free learning environment and aligns with the new National Education Policy (NEP).
An elderly couple in Pitampura, Delhi, was found murdered in their home by a night attendant only employed for two days. The killer left the area undetected, leading the community to reassess security measures. The crime has deeply shocked family members and local residents.
Sebi has uncovered a front-running scheme involving market operator Ketan Parekh and Singapore citizen Rohit Salgaocar. They, along with associates, manipulated trades of a foreign fund, amassing Rs 66 crore illegally. Sebi barred them and 20 other entities from the market, freezing their demat and bank accounts.