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The Airline Pilots’ Association of India (ALPA India) has criticized the preliminary crash report into Air India Flight AI 171 for prematurely suggesting pilot error, citing lack of transparency and exclusion from the probe.
Inspired by the hit TV series — Breaking Bad — a chemistry and physics tutor allegedly manufactured and sold synthetic drugs worth crores from a quiet city apartment in Sri Ganganagar.
A day after Bihar revision lands in Supreme Court, Election Commission directs all states to launch intensive roll revision; 2003 set as ‘proof year’ for citizenship in Bihar, similar cut-offs likely elsewhere.
Preliminary AAIB report shows both fuel switches were manually switched off within a second post-takeoff; cockpit confusion raises possibility of deliberate action.
US aviation watchdog warned of disengaged locking on Boeing fuel switches but Air India did not act, citing its non-mandatory nature.
Justice Khehar and Justice Chandrachud endorse constitutionality of simultaneous elections but warn Parliament panel of legal grey zones, excessive powers to Election Commission, and gaps on emergencies and Assembly terms.
Preliminary probe into AI 171 crash suggests manual shutdown of engines caused deadly plunge as cockpit audio captures one pilot questioning the other over fuel cutoff.
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