Anita Goyal, wife of Jet Airways founder Naresh Goyal, passed away on Thursday morning after a battle with cancer. She was part of the company's operations as executive vice president. Naresh Goyal, currently in judicial custody for a money-laundering case, was at their Mumbai residence when she passed away. He had sought interim bail on humanitarian grounds to be with his wife. Anita Goyal is survived by her husband and two children, Namrata and Nivaan Goyal. Her passing is a sad development for the family, which has been facing legal and financial challenges in recent times.

The death toll in the Mumbai hoarding collapse incident has risen to 16 after two more bodies were retrieved from a trapped car under the billboard. The search and rescue operations continued for over 55 hours after the massive illegal hoarding collapsed on a petrol pump, leaving dozens trapped under the debris. A total of 89 persons have been pulled out, with 16 declared dead and 75 injured. The rescue teams had to be extra cautious to avoid fire incidents due to the proximity to the petrol pump. So far, 32 injured have been discharged from hospitals, while 42 are still undergoing treatment.

Six family members, including four women, were killed in a tragic accident on Wednesday evening in Odisha's Keonjhar district. The incident occurred on National Highway 520 in the Champua area. Police reported that their car, traveling behind a truck, crashed into it when the truck suddenly braked. A second truck, following too closely, then collided with the car from behind, resulting in the fatalities. All six occupants of the car died at the scene. Their bodies have been sent for autopsy.

A massive dust storm in Mumbai caused a 250-tonne hoarding to collapse, killing 16 people, including a retired Air Traffic Control manager and his wife. The couple, Manoj and Anita Chansoria, were among 100 others trapped under the debris after the hoarding fell on a petrol pump. They were in Mumbai for visa formalities and had stopped to refill petrol when the storm hit. Their son, living in the US, reported them missing, leading to a search and rescue operation. In total, 41 people were injured, 34 survived, and 16 lost their lives in the tragic incident.

The death toll climbs to 16 in Mumbai's Ghatkopar hoarding collapse tragedy, with 75 injured. NDRF recovers two more bodies from the site. The hoarding, erected without BMC permission, collapsed amid gusty winds and rain. Poor foundation cited as cause. NDRF deploys heavy machinery for rescue amid slim chances of finding survivors. Fuel leakage hampers operations. Small fire doused during rescue. Teams work tirelessly for 72 hours. Search to conclude soon. BMC begins hoarding demolition. Tragic incident underscores need for stricter regulation and safety measures in billboard construction.            

More than 300 individuals received Indian citizenship under the Citizenship (Amendment) Act (CAA), with 14 presented certificates by Union Home Secretary Ajay Kumar Bhalla in Delhi. While the applicants' origin wasn't immediately disclosed, a government source revealed most were Pakistani Hindus. Implemented through the Citizenship Amendment Rules, 2024, the CAA aims to grant citizenship to undocumented migrants from six non-Muslim communities in Afghanistan, Bangladesh, and Pakistan. The rules empower an empowered committee for citizenship decisions, with applications processed online. Bhalla highlighted key rule features during the certificate distribution, attended by senior officials.

Shadab Shams, head of Uttarakhand Waqf Board, stressed the importance of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's leadership amidst global tension. He urged for Modi's re-election, fearing weak leadership during troubled times. Shams and Muslim community members prayed for Modi's success at Piran Kaliyar Dargah, showing support for his governance. This move highlights unity across communities for Modi's leadership, especially in uncertain times. Shams' words echo the belief that India's progress and stability depend on Modi's strong leadership, emphasizing the need for continuity in government for the country's well-being.

A 39-year-old State Reserve Police Force jawan, Prakash Kapde, died by suicide at his home in Jamner town. He was attached to cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar's security detail. Kapde shot himself with his service gun during a brief vacation. The incident occurred at 1:30 am on May 15. The police are investigating the cause of suicide, but initial findings suggest personal reasons. Kapde is survived by his parents, wife, two minor children, and other family members. The police have filed an accidental death report and are questioning his family and colleagues.

Fourteen officials of Hindustan Copper Limited were rescued from a mine in Rajasthan's Neem Ka Thana after a lift collapse. One official sadly lost his life in the accident. The rescue mission was successful, with three severely injured personnel receiving treatment in a Jaipur hospital. The officials were trapped at a depth of 577 meters. The rescue efforts took place overnight, with multiple ambulances and medical teams on site. The incident highlights the importance of prioritizing safety in mining operations.

The Supreme Court has ordered the release of NewsClick founder Prabir Purkayastha, ruling that his arrest under anti-terror law was illegal. The Delhi Police failed to provide written grounds for his arrest, making it void. The trial court will set bail conditions. Although the police may re-arrest him, they must follow due process. The Supreme Court had previously questioned the police's hasty actions, including producing Purkayastha before a magistrate without informing his lawyer. The court's decision upholds the importance of following legal procedures in arrests and detentions.