Will do what is right: Tata chairman to employees after deadly Air India crash; 'Will be completely transparent'

Amid rising tensions between President Trump and Elon Musk, the White House has tasked the Defense Department and NASA with reviewing SpaceX's multi-billion dollar contracts, spurred by Musk's criticisms of Trump. This scrutiny raises concerns over political influence in government spending and national security, particularly related to SpaceX's involvement in the "Golden Dome" missile defense system. More Context

The Gujarat chapter of the Indian Medical Association has requested Tata Sons chairman N Chandrasekaran to provide compensation for medical students affected by the recent Air India flight crash, similar to the Rs 1 crore announced for the deceased passengers. The letter emphasizes that these students, who were injured or lost their lives, represent the future of healthcare and deserve financial support. More Context

Following Israel's recent attacks and the closure of Iranian airspace, flights between India and the West, particularly Air India routes to cities like London, New York, and Delhi, are facing major disruptions. With Pakistan and Iran designated as no-fly zones, Indian carriers are required to take longer detours to reach Central Asia. More Context

A massive forest fire erupted in Bhaga village near NH-144A in Reasi district, Jammu and Kashmir, threatening nearby villages and infrastructure. Firefighting teams have been deployed to control the blaze, which has spread rapidly due to dry weather and strong winds; officials are working to contain the fire, which remains uncontrolled. More Context

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Apple's manufacturing partner Foxconn has shifted its focus to India, exporting 97% of its iPhone shipments to the US amid Trump's trade war with China, with shipments surpassing $4.4 billion in early 2025. Despite Trump's threats of 25% tariffs on Indian-made iPhones, Apple continues to expand its Indian operations, with expectations that Indian production will account for 25-30% of global shipments by 2025. More Context