5ive Live

A passenger jet collided with a military helicopter near Washington DC, crashing into the Potomac River.

US President Donald Trump has said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi is likely to visit the White House for a meeting with him next month.

Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge has criticised Amit Shah's holy dip in Ganga, stating it wont end poverty.

Maharashtra Minister Nitish Rane has cast doubts on Saif's injuries and recovery while Police claim to have evidence against the accused Bangladeshi national, but face language barriers in interrogation.

One week after the stabbing of Saif Ali Khan, 15 questions remain unanswered. The attacker's entry, lack of CCTV cameras, and staff inaction raise concerns.

The investigation into the stabbing of actor Saif Ali Khan has raised numerous questions and inconsistencies.

In this episode of 5ive Live, the big focus is on the Saif Ali Khan attack probe. Saif Ali Khan's attacker is in the police net.

A day after Saif Ali Khan was stabbed, the attacker is still on the run. New CCTV video showed the accused sneaking up the fire exit around 1.30 am.

Actor Saif Ali Khan was stabbed in his Mumbai home by an intruder who entered through a fire escape.

The political war between Congress and AAP has escalated in Delhi with Rahul Gandhi releasing video of open sewers and unfinished construction in Delhi to mock Arvind Kejriwal. 

The Delhi High Court on Monday said the state government dragged its feet on the issue of tabling of several CAG reports before the assembly, raising "doubts on its bonafides".

President-elect Donald Trump has criticised California Governor Gavin Newsom for his handling of the ongoing wildfires.

In this episode of 5Ive Live, the focus is on the battle for Delhi as the Election Commission announces the schedule for the Delhi Assembly elections.

Three HMPV cases have been detected in India, 2 in Bengaluru and 1 in Gujarat. The government has assured preparedness and said there is no need to panic.

Prime Minister Modi launched a scathing attack on the Aam Aadmi Party government in Delhi, calling it 'AAPda' (disaster) and criticising alleged corruption. Arvind Kejriwal hit back, stating  'AAPda' is not in Delhi, but in BJP.