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Background of the Case The Supreme Court of India is hearing a sensitive international child custody case involving a missing Russian woman and her four-year-old son, reportedly born out of wedlock with an Indian national. The woman has allegedly absconded with the child amid a custody battle, prompting urgent legal and investigative action. Centre’s Submission to Supreme Court On July 19, the Central Government , represented by Additional Solicitor General Aishwarya Bhati , informed the Supreme Court that the Russian woman remains untraceable . She has not exited India through any legal immigration channel, and no air travel records indicate her departure. The ASG confirmed that: Look-Out Circulars (LOCs) and ‘Hue and Cry’ notices have been issued nationwide. Notices were disseminated to senior police officials across all states. The Union Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) is overseeing the trace effort in cooperation with Delhi Police . Court Orders Swift Search...

Tragic Plane Crash in Brazil: 62 Presumed Dead A devastating plane crash occurred on Friday on the outskirts of São Paulo, Brazil, claiming the lives of all 62 people on board. The passenger plane, operated by Voepass, was en route from Cascavel to São Paulo when it lost contact with air traffic control around 1:30 pm local time. The aircraft crashed into several houses, amplifying the tragedy. Incident Overview - Flight Details: Flight 2283, operated by Voepass, was carrying 58 passengers and four crew members. - Crash Location: The crash happened in Vinhedo, near São Paulo. - Official Statements: The airline and Brazilian Civil Defence have confirmed the crash, but there is no detailed information yet about the cause or the exact condition of the passengers. President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has expressed his condolences, noting that all aboard are presumed dead. Legal Framework for Aviation Accidents National Laws: 1. Brazilian Civil Aviation Regulations: Governed by the Natio...

Tragic Fire in Kuwait Claims Lives of 45 Indians;  Bodies Arrive in Kochi Incident Overview A devastating fire broke out in a labor accommodation in Kuwait's Mangaf on June 12, resulting in the tragic death of 45 Indian nationals. The victims included 23 from Kerala, seven from Tamil Nadu, three from Andhra Pradesh, and one each from Bihar, Odisha, Karnataka, Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh, Jharkhand, Haryana, Punjab, and West Bengal. This incident is considered one of the most significant disasters affecting the Indian diaspora in Kuwait. Response and Relief Efforts The bodies of the deceased were transported back to India via a special aircraft of the Indian Air Force, which landed at Cochin International Airport in Kerala. The Kerala government, in collaboration with the central government, ensured a respectful and organized repatriation process. Kerala Minister P Rajeev stated that special ambulances and police pilots were arranged to facilitate the transportation of the bodies to ...