A British Airways flight from London’s Heathrow Airport to Hyderabad had to land at Nagpur Airport early on Tuesday. According to officials, the flight was diverted to Nagpur instead of Hyderabad due to bad weather and low visibility. The plane landed in Nagpur at around 5.30 am. The passengers have been evacuated safely. At present the aircraft is standing at Nagpur airport due to technical reasons. Further investigation and necessary formalities are underway.
Major fire in supermarket in Bhubaneswar, fire brigade operation continues
A fire broke out in a supermarket located near Dhauli Lingipur area of Bhubaneswar. There was chaos in the area after the fire. As soon as the information was received, fire brigade teams reached the spot and started the work of extinguishing the fire. At present the cause of the fire has not been known. Relief and rescue operations are underway.
GCC Secretary General Jassem Mohammed Al Budawi arrives in New Delhi
Gulf Cooperation Council Secretary General Jassem Mohammed Al Budawi reached New Delhi. Bilateral and regional issues are likely to be discussed during his visit. According to officials, this visit is considered important towards strengthening cooperation between India and Gulf countries. Details of their programs will be released soon.
Budget session of Telangana Assembly will start from March 16
The Telangana Cabinet on Monday decided that the budget session of the Assembly will begin from March 16. Information and Public Relations Minister P Srinivas Reddy said that the session will begin with the Governor’s address and the budget will be presented on March 20. The Cabinet has taken several decisions, including completely taking over the Hyderabad Metro Rail project from L&T, implementing an accident insurance scheme for government employees and pensioners (benefit of Rs 1.2 crore on accidental death), and implementing a cashless health scheme through a trust worth Rs 528 crore.
Odisha: Mentally challenged man beaten to death on suspicion of stealing child
A mentally challenged man was beaten to death by villagers on suspicion of stealing a child in Odisha’s Mayurbhanj district on Monday. This incident took place in Lodhasahi village of Morada police station area. According to the police, some people noticed that four suspicious persons were roaming in the village. They were caught on suspicion, but three managed to escape. The mob attacked a mentally challenged man. The police team reached the spot and took the injured man to the local hospital, where doctors declared him brought dead. Morada police station in-charge Sumit Kumar Soren said that the deceased was mentally handicapped and a case of Suvo Motu murder has been registered and investigation has been started.
Bengal: Clash between TMC and ISF workers in Bhangarh
Ahead of the West Bengal Assembly elections, a clash broke out between TMC and Islamic Students Forum (ISF) workers on Monday evening in Bhangar area of South 24 Parganas district. According to police, both sides accused each other of vandalizing motorcycles and vehicles. The clash took place when ISF workers were preparing for a meeting to be held on February 24, which their MLA Naushad Siddiqui was to attend. Police brought the situation under control by deploying Rapid Action Force and additional forces. ISF alleged that TMC workers broke several bikes and threatened opposition workers. TMC refuted the claim, saying that Siddiqui and his men were attacking and threatening party workers.
Senior communist leader Nallakannu’s condition critical
Chennai. Senior CPI leader of hundreds of years R. Nallakannu’s health remains critical. He is undergoing treatment at Rajiv Gandhi Government Hospital. Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin went to the hospital and inquired about his condition from the doctors. CPI State Secretary M. Veerapandian said that he is undergoing treatment for the last 20 days and his health has deteriorated. Nallakannu celebrated his 101st birthday on 26 December 2025.
Four people died after drinking adulterated milk in Andhra, seller detained
Four people died in the last 48 hours after drinking adulterated milk in East Godavari district of Andhra Pradesh. Of these, two died on Sunday while two died on Monday. Apart from these, 12 people have been admitted to the hospital. He is undergoing dialysis. The police have taken into custody the seller supplying milk on charges of adulteration. He is being interrogated. On the other hand, the state government has ordered an investigation into the matter and announced an ex-gratia amount of Rs 10 lakh each for the families of the deceased. Confirming the incident, a senior police officer said preliminary investigation revealed that the people suffered kidney failure due to contaminated milk. He died due to sudden urinary obstruction. Rajamahendravaram North Zone DSP Y Srikanth said that the four victims used to buy milk from the same vendor. He used to bring about 40 cattle and milk from the farmers of Rajamahendravaram and distribute it among the houses. The District Collector said that blood tests are being conducted in 106 houses where the seller had supplied milk.
Australian High Commissioner to India participates in Para Swimming Coaching Workshop
Speaking at the launch of ‘Beyond the Lens: Advanced Para Swimming Coaching Workshop’, Australian High Commissioner to India Philip Green highlighted the growing sporting partnership between the two countries. He said, ‘Sports has always been a strong bridge between Australia and India. Australia brings deep expertise in coaching, infrastructure, sports education and science, integrity and inclusivity, while India brings vastness, energy, ambition and a young population. Our partnership with the Indian Paralympic Committee provides a strong and strategic platform to share expertise in para-sport and build inclusive systems from grassroots level to high-level performance. “This advanced Para swimming workshop led by senior Australian and Indian swimming coaches is another important step in our bilateral partnership and reflects Australia’s support for India’s broader sporting ambitions.”