Airbus has warned that intense solar radiation could affect flight-control data in A320 aircraft, forcing IndiGo, Air India and Air India Express to ground dozens of planes for urgent software and hardware fixes.

The controversy erupted after the Pakistan High Commission in the UK claimed in a tweet that Indian speakers withdrew at the last moment from a debate titled 'India's Policy Towards Pakistan is a Populist Strategy Sold as Security Policy,' resulting in a walkover for the Pakistani team.

"Attacks like in Pahalgam and Delhi never happened when I was CM for 6 years. They (Centre) should hand over the responsibility and if we fail, then revoke the statehood," Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah told reporters.

While Supreme Court lawyer J Sai Deepak provided a concrete timeline of events, the Pakistan High Commission in the UK claimed that the Indian delegation withdrew at the last moment, lacking "confidence," even without an iota of proof.

A day after JDA demolished a journalist's family home in an anti-encroachment drive, a Hindu neighbour gifted them land to rebuild, triggering political outrage over alleged "selective action."

In his address, the former ISRO chief S Somenath hailed the organisation's role in shaping the youth leadership, citing that it has "proven that true leadership lies in service." He also highlighted the role of youth in developing a nation.

In this Special Report, Uttar Pradesh's revenue officers (Lekhpals) launch a massive state-wide protest following the suicide of their colleague, Sudhir Kumar, in Fatehpur. Bhupen Singh, State President of the UP Lekhpal Sangh, alleges that Sudhir ended his life due to 'physical and mental pressure' from the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) electoral work and the denial of leave for his own wedding scheduled for November 26. The association is demanding an FIR against the Sub-Divisional Magistrate (SDM), ₹50 lakh compensation for the bereaved family, and immediate relaxation in working hours. The report highlights the alleged administrative harassment faced by government employees.

Basavaraj Bommai warned that the BJP may move a no-confidence motion if the Congress leadership tussle between Siddaramaiah and D K Shivakumar continues.

In this special report, India Today Anchor Akshita Nandagopal decodes the escalating power struggle in Karnataka, dubbed the 'Game of Thrones'. The focus is on the reported 2.5-year power-sharing agreement between Chief Minister Siddaramaiah and Deputy CM D.K. Shivakumar. As the deadline looms, Shivakumar's camp demands the top post, citing a verbal pact with the High Command in 2023. The report contrasts Siddaramaiah's mass appeal as an OBC leader with Shivakumar's organizational prowess as a Vokkaliga strongman. With the High Command silent, the political uncertainty threatens governance in the southern state.

The Union Home Minister said that the number of Naxal-affected districts in the country has come down from 126 in 2014 to just 11 today.

The ambush occurred near Border Pillar No. 87, close to Saibol village, during a routine patrol. Security personnel retaliated immediately, taking a calibrated response to ensure civilian safety in the locality.

Choksi has been abroad since the time fraud cases were registered against him, but on the request of the Indian government, he was placed under arrest by the Belgium police.

In this episode of News Today, the focus is on the worsening air quality across India and the lack of political will to address the crisis.

A bizarre incident was reported from UP's Bahraich district, where a man named Pradeep was found trapped inside a cage set up to capture a leopard.

In an exclusive interview with India Today TV, Dia Mirza, actor and UN Environment Goodwill Ambassador, shared her thoughts on the rising air pollution crisis across the country, why it's rising and on how to tackle it. 

India is set to push discussions on acquiring additional S-400 systems and Sukhoi-57 jets during Putin's December 4–5 visit, focusing on strengthening defence cooperation.

India's air pollution has escalated into a year-round national emergency, extending far beyond a winter-specific issue in the Delhi NCR. A recent analysis reveals that 60% of India's districts now breach national air quality standards, with cities like Mumbai and Varanasi experiencing severe smog. This public health crisis is a major mortality risk, comparable to high blood pressure, and is linked to a rise in asthma, COPD, and other respiratory illnesses. Despite existing laws, a lack of political will and execution has hindered effective action. Experts and political figures are calling for government accountability and a coordinated five-year national action plan to move from short-term measures to sustainable solutions. The debate highlights the need to make clean air a political priority, address challenges like the transition to electric vehicles, and recognize the disproportionate impact of toxic air on the nation's most vulnerable populations, securing the fundamental right to breathe clean air.

This special report dissects the severe air quality crisis gripping the nation, with a focus on Delhi NCR, where life expectancy has reportedly been reduced by nearly 12 years. Medical experts reveal alarming data, indicating that 40% of children in the region suffer from impaired lung functions, likening the act of breathing to smoking multiple cigarettes daily. The discussion highlights a failure of governance and a disconnect between policy and execution, with panelists arguing that short-term measures like cloud seeding are ineffective. Instead, they call for a comprehensive five-year action plan with sector-specific targets, a massive overhaul of public transport, and a shift to source-based governance. The program explores the challenges of transitioning to electric mobility and the urgent need for regulatory mandates to establish clean air as a fundamental right for all citizens.

Ananda Dhoke, Shilparani Wadkar, and Roopsingh Dhal were the leaders of Eknath Shinde-led Shiv Sena, who were inducted into the BJP.

In this special report, experts discuss the severe health and policy implications of India's air pollution crisis. A senior pulmonologist reveals a shocking statistic: 'In Delhi NCR alone, the life expectancy has been reduced by 11.9 years.' The panel debates the effectiveness of electric vehicles versus public transport. While one expert emphasizes the need for a 'strong regulatory mandate' for electrification, another argues that the government focuses on symptoms like cloud seeding rather than sources. The discussion highlights the urgent need for a coordinated five-year action plan.