REST IN PEACE TO THE 265 SOULS
We offer our deepest condolences to the families of the victims of the Air India plane crash. It is heartbreaking to look at the photos of these innocent people—smiling, laughing, full of life—completely unaware that these would be their nal moments. They were just like us: lled with hope, carrying plans, believing they had years ahead.
But in the blink of an eye, everything was taken away. And here’s the painful truth we all must face:
It could have been you. Your partner. Your parents. Your friends.
It could have been anyone.
In a world that moves too fast, we often forget just how fragile life is.
But this tragedy forces us to remember.
These 265 people were not just numbers.
They were human beings—with families, futures, and dreams waiting for them.
They were…
A husband, wife, and a four-year-old daughter coming home from a surprise trip.
A woman and her two-year-old grandson ying back for a memorial service.
A husband and wife, both in their 70s, ying back with their 51-year-old son-in-law.
A married couple who ran a spiritual wellness center, just enjoying their time together.
A couple onboard with their two young children, returning from a holiday.
A former chief minister who thought this was just another ight for him.
Photo credits: Composite from news agencies and social media
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A cabin crew member who was the only breadwinner for her family.
A lovely family of ve: A husband, a wife, and three young kids.
A seasoned pilot who told his elderly father that he would quit ying to care for him.
Two brothers who will never see each other again — because one of them will be the sole survivor on that
plane…
They were full of life.
And in an instant, fate changed everything.
All because of bad luck. Bad timing. The random cruelty of life.
As we read their stories, our hearts break. We can’t help but wonder: What were they thinking in those nal moments? If they had known it was their last
day, would they have lived it differently?
And that leads us to ask ourselves:
If you knew today was your last—what would you do differently?
Would you hold your loved ones tighter?
Would you forgive?
Would you nally chase your dreams?
Because this moment—right now—might be the only one you truly have.
May this tragedy remind us:
Life is fragile. We must stop assuming there will always be more time—to speak, to act, to love.
Because the truth is… sometimes, tomorrow doesn’t come.
Let the pain of these families awaken something in us.
Hug your loved ones tighter.
Tell them you love them.
Live like each day is a gift—because it is.
We pray for justice and peace for the victims. We pray for healing for the grieving.
And we pray that the rest of us nally understand how precious life truly is.
People Offer Prayers Across India For Victims Of Air India Plane Crash
The entire nation mourns the tragic loss of lives in the London-bound Air India plane crash that occurred in
Ahmedabad on Thursday, killing 241 out of 242 people on board, including crew members, and others.
The incident shook the country, triggering condolence meetings and prayer ceremonies in multiple states.
In Uttarakhand’s Haridwar, hundreds of people gathered on the banks of Ganga river to offer prayers for the
deceased.
Source: ndtv.com; Project Nightfall/Facebook