Top 5 News of the Day: High-Level Panel to Est Air India plane crash, issues a strict warning to Israel Iran; More | Bharat News

The Ministry of Civil Aviation has launched a high-level inquiry into the deadly Air India plane accident on 12 June.Israel and Iran exchange malignant missile strikes, increasing the possibility of a fully developed regional war.Meanwhile, the Congress slammed the center to avoid the United Nations ceasefire vote on Gaza, calling it a failure of foreign policy.Here are the top 5 stories who made headlines today:The government started investigating the Dreamliner Crash in which 241 were killed near AhmedabadAir India flight AIC 171 crashed at Ahmedabad two days later after the takeoff, killed on 241, the Ministry of Civil Aviation has launched a high-level inquiry. Civil Aviation Minister Ram Mohan Naidu Kinjarapu said that DNA tests are underway to identify the victims, and India’s Boeing 787 fleet emergency security audits have started. The government is also running to support the bereaved families and tighten security checks in the country’s Boeing 787 fleet. Read the full story.‘Tehran Will Burn’: Israel warns Iran after a missile strike Tension between Israel and Iran is increasing, Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katj threatened that “Tehran will burn” if the attack continues. Iran responded with ballistic missiles and drone waves, triggering aerial attack siren in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv. Explosions shook the cities as people were scattered in many places for the number of security, damage and casualties. Earlier, Israeli PM Netanyahu reiterated that Israel’s purpose was “to eliminate any Iranian threat”. Read the full story.O’clock Modi set for major visits to Cyprus, Canada and CroatiaPrime Minister Narendra Modi will visit a tightly filled diplomatic tour in Cyprus, Canada and Croatia from 15 to 19 June. In Cyprus, his first stop, Modi will meet President Christodoulides and address business leaders, marking the country’s first Indian PM journey in two decades. He will then attend the G -7 summit in Canada, where major discussions will include AI, energy and global innovation. The journey ends in Croatia, which is first historic by an Indian PM. Read the full story.Kharge ‘Calls the Foreign Policy’ to the UNGA ceasefire after India leaves the vote.The Congress party rapidly criticized the Modi government for avoiding the proposal of the United Nations General Assembly for immediate ceasefire in Gaza. While 149 countries voted in favor, India was one of 19 restraints. Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge accused the government of leaving the legacy of India’s legacy and moral diplomacy. He called the move a disturbance of a foreign policy, which has isolated India globally. Read the full story.27 Palestinians were killed overnight as assistance sites and houses are targeted amidst intensive crisis.Health officials said that at least 27 Palestinians, including women and children, were killed in the Israeli air strike and firing in Gaza. Israel opened a new front with military attacks on Iran. The controversial food aid centers supported by Israel and the United States were several casualties, where witness accounts allege that Israeli soldiers opened fire on citizens. Gaza’s hospitals are overwhelmed, and a humanitarian crisis is large. Read the full story.