Investigations into the Rajkot gaming zone fire tragedy intensify as authorities collect DNA samples to identify the 28 victims, including nine children. Gujarat Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel visited the site and hospitalized victims, while a Special Investigation Team (SIT) works to determine the cause. Owners and managers of the gaming zone are detained. Prime Minister Narendra Modi, expressing sorrow, assures support for those affected. Gujarat Police order statewide inspections of gaming zones. Union Health Minister Dr. Mansukh Mandaviya announces 30 ICU beds prepared in AIIMS Rajkot for victims. Rescue efforts persist as the nation mourns.              

A fire at New Born Baby Care Hospital in Delhi's Vivek Vihar area killed seven babies on Saturday night. Out of 12 newborns present, one was already dead, and six more died due to the blaze. Five others were transferred to another hospital. Police have filed an FIR against the hospital's owner, Naveen Kichi, under sections 336, 304A, and 34 of the IPC. The cause of the fire remains unknown, and an investigation is ongoing. Delhi Health Minister Saurabh Bharadwaj promised strict punishment for those responsible. The incident follows a similar tragedy in Gujarat's Rajkot.              

The devastating fire at a Rajkot gaming zone has claimed 27 lives, with investigations uncovering serious negligence in safety measures. Authorities detained manager Nitin Jain and partner Yuvraj Singh Solanki as the Special Investigation Team (SIT) probes the incident. Statewide inspections ordered by Gujarat DGP found many gaming zones lacking fire safety compliance, resulting in immediate closures. Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel expressed condolences and assured support, announcing compensation for victims' families. This tragedy has intensified calls for stricter safety protocols to prevent future incidents in entertainment venues.

Authorities continue rescue efforts at the site of the tragic fire in Rajkot's gaming zone, with the death toll now confirmed at 27, including nine children. Identification of victims remains challenging due to extensive burns. Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed deep distress over the incident, while Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel directed officials to prioritize immediate treatment for the injured. The cause of the fire is under investigation, with authorities urging similar establishments to adhere to safety protocols. Rescue operations persist amidst collapsed structures and challenging firefighting conditions. The government is committed to supporting affected families and ensuring accountability for the tragedy.

Chhattisgarh Police reported that three Maoists were killed in anti-naxal operations in Sukma and Bijapur districts. Weapons and explosives were recovered from both sites. The first incident occurred near Belpochcha village in Sukma, where one Maoist was killed after an exchange of fire. The second encounter took place in Bijapur's forests, resulting in two Maoist deaths. The identities of the deceased are yet to be confirmed. These operations are part of ongoing efforts against Maoist activities in the Bastar region. So far this year, 116 Maoists have been killed in similar encounters in Chhattisgarh.

A 29-year-old man, Anil Patil, was arrested for attempting to open an IndiGo flight's door mid-air before landing in Hyderabad. He had allegedly consumed 'bhang' before boarding. The crew noticed his odd behavior and moved him to a different seat. He later insisted on sitting with his friends and then tried to open the door. Airline staff and passengers restrained him. Patil, who has health issues, was granted bail. The incident occurred on May 21 and became public on May 24. The flight was from Indore to Hyderabad.

The death toll in the Rajkot gaming zone fire tragedy has climbed to 24, including 12 children. The blaze erupted in a temporary structure at the TRP game zone during the evening hours. Rajkot Police Commissioner Raju Bhargava confirmed the casualties, with efforts underway to control the fire and rescue trapped individuals. Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed distress over the tragedy, directing local authorities to provide assistance. Gujarat Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel announced a special investigation team to probe the incident. Allegations of negligence against the gaming zone owner, Yuvraj Singh Solanki, surfaced as authorities vowed stern action.

A devastating fire engulfed the TRP game zone in Rajkot, Gujarat, resulting in the loss of at least 20 lives, including children. Rajkot Police Commissioner Raju Bhargava confirmed the fatalities, with rescue operations ongoing. The cause of the fire is under investigation, while efforts to douse the blaze face challenges due to structural collapses and high wind velocity. Gujarat Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel directed immediate rescue and relief measures. BJP MLA Darshita Shah expressed grief over the incident, highlighting it as a tragic first for Rajkot. Investigations and relief efforts continue amidst the grim aftermath.

A massive fire broke out at the TRP gaming zone in Rajkot, Gujarat, on Saturday evening, claiming at least seven lives, including several children. The blaze erupted in a temporary structure during the summer vacation, leading to high casualties. Rajkot Police Commissioner Raju Bhargav confirmed the incident, stating efforts to control the fire are ongoing. Gujarat Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel has directed the city administration and Municipal Corporation to prioritize rescue and relief operations and ensure immediate treatment for the injured. Investigations into the cause of the fire are underway as authorities work to provide aid to affected families.  

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal sharply reacted to Pakistani politician Chaudhry Fawad Hussain's comment on India's elections. Hussain shared Kejriwal's post and wished for "peace and harmony" in India. Kejriwal responded, telling Hussain to focus on Pakistan's problems and not interfere in India's internal matters. Kejriwal emphasized that India won't tolerate interference from nations sponsoring terrorism. This isn't the first time Hussain has commented on Indian politics; he previously shared videos of Congress leader Rahul Gandhi criticizing the BJP government.