On October 14, 2024, two IndiGo flights departing from Mumbai received bomb threats, prompting immediate security measures. Flight 6E 1275, bound for Muscat, and flight 6E 56, headed for Jeddah, were swiftly moved to isolated bays for thorough security checks, as confirmed by an IndiGo spokesperson. Additionally, an Air India flight to New York was diverted to Delhi after a bomb threat was reported via a tweet shortly after takeoff. This follows recent bomb threats at airports in Gujarat, raising security concerns across Indian air travel.

In 2007, under Ratan Tata’s leadership, Tata Group created India’s supercomputer ‘Eka,’ which ranked 4th globally. Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), led by S. Ramadorai, initiated the project with scientists like Dr. Sunil Sherlekar. Facing numerous hurdles, including the departure of key team members, the project was saved with the help of a Russian engineer who was incentivized with cigarettes and beer. Eka achieved an impressive speed of 118 teraflops, making India a contender in global supercomputing. This milestone cemented Tata Group's contributions to India’s technological advancements.

A 22-year-old man was killed and several others injured during communal clashes in Bahraich, Uttar Pradesh, over music played during a Durga idol immersion procession. Tensions escalated as vehicles were set on fire, prompting police intervention. At least 30 people were detained, and one accused, Salman, was arrested after evidence showed shots were fired from his home. Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath stated that the guilty will not be spared, and two police officers were suspended for negligence. The immersion of idols resumed under police supervision.  

Two men, Parashuram Waghmore and Manohar Yadave, accused of murdering journalist Gauri Lankesh, received a grand welcome from pro-Hindu groups in Vijayapura after being granted bail by a Bengaluru court on October 9. The duo, who spent six years in prison, was celebrated with garlands and chants upon their return. They visited a statue of Chhatrapati Shivaji and offered prayers at the Kalika temple. A pro-Hindu leader claimed their imprisonment was unjust, asserting that the real culprits remain at large. Lankesh was shot dead in 2017, sparking national outrage over threats against journalists.

Mumbai police arrested Dharmaraj Kashyap (19) and Gurmail Singh (23) for their involvement in the murder of NCP leader Baba Siddique. A third attacker, Shiv Kumar, remains at large, while suspect Mohammad Jasin Akhtar, allegedly linked to the Lawrence Bishnoi gang, is also being investigated. Siddique was shot outside his son's Bandra office on Saturday. The attackers used the cover of firecracker noise to shoot him. Gurmail Singh has a criminal history, while Dharmaraj and Shiv Kumar, both from Uttar Pradesh, do not. The Bishnoi gang claims responsibility due to Siddique’s ties to actor Salman Khan, but police investigations continue.

Actor Salman Khan has canceled all his meetings following the death of NCP leader Baba Siddique. His family has asked friends to respect their privacy during this difficult time. Sources say Khan is deeply saddened and has been checking on Siddique's family, especially his son, Zeeshan. Security outside Khan's home has increased due to concerns for his safety after Siddique's murder, which was confirmed as a contract killing. Khan's brothers, Arbaaz and Sohail, are also grieving the loss, as they were close to Siddique, who was like family to them.

The Lawrence Bishnoi gang has claimed responsibility for the murder of former Maharashtra minister Baba Siddique. A viral Facebook post from a gang member stated, "Salman Khan, we didn't want this war but you made our brother lose his life." The post linked Siddique’s killing to his connections with Bollywood actor Salman Khan and underworld figures Dawood Ibrahim and Anuj Thapan. It further warned, "Anyone who helps Salman Khan or the Dawood gang should be prepared." Police confirmed the murder was a contract killing, with two suspects arrested and one still at large.

The West Bengal government has rejected the mass resignation of doctors from state-run hospitals, stating it is not legally valid. According to government rules, resignations must be submitted individually. This came after senior doctors from several hospitals, including R G Kar Medical College, resigned in support of junior doctors protesting a colleague’s murder. The government, however, clarified that mass resignation letters have no legal value. The junior doctors continue their hunger strike, demanding justice, the resignation of the health secretary, and better workplace security.

In Kolkata, private hospital doctors have declared a 48-hour pen down starting from October 14, 2024, at 6 AM, in solidarity with junior doctors. During this period, all services except emergency care will be suspended, leading to concerns about patient difficulties. Doctors emphasize that this movement is a public one, stating, "We are committed to providing emergency assistance." Senior doctors have actively supported junior doctors' protests, reinforcing their demands for better healthcare conditions. The announcement was made at a press conference at Dorina Crossing, following complications in arranging a prior meeting venue.

In Kolkata, 247 prominent scientists have expressed solidarity with junior doctors protesting at RG Kar Medical College. They wrote a letter to Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, supporting the doctors' demands and highlighting corruption within the administration. Despite the government's zero-tolerance policy, they allege that people fear reporting corruption due to the involvement of agency officials. Scientist Partha Majumdar emphasized the necessity of addressing societal injustices and supporting the doctors’ call for a corruption-free society. The protest has gained momentum, with increased public support, as the junior doctors continue their hunger strike amid ongoing demonstrations across the city.