Indian authorities have started handing over remains of the victims of one of India’s worst aviation disasters after identifying some through DNA tests

The Parmar family from Rakhiyana in Ahmedabad district suffered the loss of two members in the 12 June Air India plane crash, one of India's deadliest aviation disasters in recent history. Bhogilal Parmar, 57, and his wife Hansa, 55, were among the 241 victims of the Boeing Dreamliner crash.

The last rites for Captain Sumeet Sabharwal and crew member Maithili Patil, victims of the Air India crash in Ahmedabad, were conducted this week. Emotional tributes poured in as family, friends, and locals gathered to pay their respects.

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Legal entitlements, under the Montreal Convention, Indian aviation law, and consumer protection statutes, entitle each victim’s family to at least ₹1.5–1.85 crore, with the potential for more if negli

In the aftermath of the devastating Air India crash in Ahmedabad, authorities have identified 163 of the 270 victims through DNA matching. The crash resulted in 242 in-flight fatalities and 29 ground deaths.

At the Manjalpur crematorium in Vadodara, the family opened the zip cover in which the body had been packed and placed inside the coffin to complete a mandatory ritual

Medical students who survived when an Air India plane crashed into their hostel in Ahmedabad, India, say their first reaction was to help treat the injured.