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Thirty seconds after take‑off, there was a loud explosion — Sole Survivor Speaks Out

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Thirty seconds after take‑off, there was a loud explosion — Sole Survivor Speaks Out On June 12, 2025, at 1:38 PM IST, Air India Flight AI171—a Boeing 787‑8 Dreamliner—departed Ahmedabad Airport bound for London Gatwick with 242 people onboard. Mere seconds into its climb, the aircraft issued a mayday before colliding with a residential area in Meghani Nagar. The crash devastated a doctors’ hostel at B.J. Medical College, igniting a massive blaze. Authorities have so far recovered over 200 bodies from both the aircraft and the impacted buildings . The Unthinkable: A Survivor In a heartbreaking twist amid the carnage, a sole survivor emerged from the inferno: 40‑year‑old Vishwash “Ramesh” Kumar, a British‑Indian in seat 11A . In his first interview with Hindustan Times, he described the harrowing experience:  “Thirty seconds after take off, there was a loud noise and then the plane crashed. It all happened so quickly.”   Ramesh suffered multiple bruises around his chest,...
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What Happens if Alaska's Mount Spurr Volcano Erupts in the Coming Weeks?

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What Happens if Alaska's Mount Spurr Volcano Erupts in the Coming Weeks? Mount Spurr, an 11,070-foot (3,374-meter) snow-covered stratovolcano located approximately 80 miles northwest of Anchorage, Alaska, is exhibiting signs of potential eruption in the coming weeks or months. The Alaska Volcano Observatory (AVO) has reported significantly elevated volcanic gas emissions and reactivated gas vents, suggesting that magma is intruding into the Earth's crust beneath the summit.  Historically, Mount Spurr's Crater Peak vent erupted in 1953 and three times in 1992, producing ash columns that rose over 50,000 feet and deposited ashfall across south-central Alaska. The 1992 eruptions led to approximately a quarter-inch of ashfall in Anchorage, prompting residents to stay indoors and causing temporary airport closures due to the abrasive nature of volcanic ash, which can damage jet engines.  The current unrest has been building over several months, with over 3,400 earthquakes detect...
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