Year: 2025

A family’s joyous trip to the UK for baby showers turned into a nightmare when Yasmin Vora, her nephew Pervez, and his young daughter Zuveriya, perished in a plane crash. Yasmin, who extended her trip to travel with her relatives, had expressed concerns about the flight before takeoff.

The Indian Medical Association (IMA), Gujarat, has appealed to Tata Sons for financial aid for BJ Medical College students affected by the Ahmedabad plane crash. While acknowledging Air India’s compensation for deceased passengers’ families and Tata’s hostel renovation contribution, the IMA urges support for injured or deceased medical students present at the crash site, emphasizing their future role in healthcare.

Following the Air India plane crash in Ahmedabad, BJ Medical College hostels with structural damage are being vacated. Dr. Meenaxi Parikh confirms this action to facilitate an official investigation. Around 200 medical students and resident doctors are affected. Alternative housing is arranged for them. The vacated hostels will undergo thorough inspection as part of the ongoing crash probe.

The Air India AI-171 crash in Ahmedabad has claimed over 270 lives, marking India’s worst aviation disaster. The Dreamliner, en route to London, crashed shortly after takeoff, hitting a medical college campus. Recovery efforts continue, with DNA matching underway to identify victims.

Eyewitnesses recounted scenes of chaos following the Air India plane crash in Ahmedabad on Saturday. Mohan Bahadur Kshatriya, a local resident, described rescuing critically injured survivors amidst thick smoke and fire. Rekha Kshtriya recalled the terrifying sound of the crash and the violent shaking of her home.

Families of the Air India plane crash victims in Ahmedabad grapple with immense grief and uncertainty as they provide DNA samples for identification. A distraught daughter offered to pay Rs 2 crore to bring back her father, highlighting the emotional toll. Amidst the sorrow, stories of lost loved ones and shattered dreams emerge, underscoring the tragedy’s profound impact on families.

A tragic airplane crash in Ahmedabad claimed the lives of several BJ Medical College students, including first-year students Aryan Rajput and Manav Bhadoo, along with second-year student Jay Prakash Chaudhary, who were having lunch together. Rakesh Diyora, another second-year student, also perished in the disaster while preparing for his upcoming exams, leaving his family in grief.