
New Delhi: The government on Wednesday said China intruded twice into the Indian airspace last month when its helicopters were found flying over territories of Himachal Pradesh. "There was an incident of air violation on March 16 when two Chinese helicopters were observed flying on Indian side of international border in Himachal Pradesh," Defence Minister AK Antony told Rajya Sabha in a written reply. Another such incident took place on...

02:04 AM, May 03, 2012

Melbourne: In yet another mid air incident, seven passengers of a Sydney-bound Qantas airlines, from London, reportedly suffered injuries after it was hit by severe turbulence. Qantas flight (QF32) departed London on Friday night and was three hours out of Singapore on Saturday morning when it was hit by turbulence caused by bad storms in the Indian airspace, a Qantas spokeswoman was quoted as saying in media reports in Melbourne....

08:49 AM, Jan 09, 2012

New Delhi: The official sources have confirmed that the issue of Army helicopter being forced to land in PoK by Pakistani military, has been resolved. Military and diplomatic channels of the two countries were activated and the Army Aviation Corp's Cheetah helicoper with three middle-level officers and a JCO on board was released and returned safely back to Kargil just before sunset less than five hours after it inadvertently crossed...

06:20 PM, Oct 23, 2011

Dense fog enveloped the IGI airport on Thursday morning. ...

01:10 PM, Jan 21, 2010

The aircraft was heading to Kandahar in Afghanistan. ...

11:00 AM, Jun 20, 2009

Aircraft with ammunition and weapon intrudes into Indian airspace. ...

12:59 AM, Jun 20, 2009

Pakistan has claimed two Indian jets entered its airspace in the PoK. ...

01:20 PM, Dec 18, 2008

Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari describes it as a "technical incursion". ...

08:10 PM, Dec 14, 2008

IAF says there has been no report of any such incident. ...

03:17 AM, Dec 14, 2008

Two Indian jets violated airspace in Lahore and PoK, Geo TV said. ...

03:11 AM, Dec 14, 2008

Bhopal: The Governing Council of the Indian Premier League (IPL) will take a call on how to go about with the tournament in case the Sahara Pune Warriors decide to opt out of it, BCCI secretary Sanjay Jagdale said on Tuesday. In case Sahara's Pune Warrior team opts out of IPL, then the Governing Council would take a call on the issue, he said on the sidelines of a prize-distribution...

01:21 AM, Apr 24, 2008