Padma for son of soil

His songs spew angst

TT Bureau Published 27.01.20, 06:32 PM

Madhu Mansuri ‘Hasmukh’. Picture by Achintya Ganguly

Air India crash probe zeroes in on pilot actions, fuel control switches: Report

Preliminary findings suggest the switches controlling fuel flow to the plane’s two engines were turned off, resulting in a sudden and complete loss of thrust, according to a Wall Street Journal exclusive

Padma for son of soil

His songs spew angst

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