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IRDAI in a press release dated 4 January announced the introduction of a standard home insurance policy Bharat Griha Raksha: Irdai to launch standard home insurance policy  |  Photo Credit: BCCL New Delhi: The Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India (IRDAI) announced a standard home insurance policy that will cover the risk of fire and allied perils for certain risks. The Irdai had issued guidelines on 4 January, announcing that the Standard Fire and Special Perils (SFSP) Policy provided for in the erstwhile All India Fire Tariff (AIFT) 2001 will be r...

Standpoint, the soft field is very difficult. the aircraft stops a lot quicker if it is on a harder field. when the aircraft impacted the ground, it broke in to several pieces. the tail broke off and went at an angle. the cockpit broke off both in a lateral standpoint and had a lot of impact damage. >> reporter: the way in which the plane drops from the sky fuels early speculation that a weather phenomenon called a microburst may be to blame. >> a microburst is a condition usually created by thunderstorms where you have a column of air that's rushing downward. it can be very, very intense. it ...

Think it's very interesting that the front edge of this piece does not appear to be significantly damaged. in other words, that might tell us something about the impact angle but i have to caution the viewers that you need more pieces to help confirm that but there's some interesting things that i see in the photos of this in other words, the lack of damage to the leading edge of this piece telling me -- >> what does that tell you? >> well it tells me that when it finally hit the water if it was still attached to the wing it did not impact the wing in front of it if there's a high level of imp...

Exact hinge points and the structure itself to see how it may have separated. i've heard a lot of people this morning speculate whether it was a high-speed impact it would fragment and make small pieces and things like that. you can't make those statements because impacts are different. if this airplane was landing in the water, whether the flaps are up or down and it was a controlled manner you can still have separation, you can still have impact damage. it's really going to be exactly that. this is the flaperon it did separate. it indicates that of course the airplane may have touched down b...