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Overnight on May 24, Russia launched a major attack on Kyiv, targeting museums, metro stations, residential buildings, and civilian areas. Widespread destruction reported across the Ukrainian capital as the war escalates. Shocking footage and latest updates.

Padma Shri awardee and water conservationist Uma Shankar Pandey exposes the man-made crisis behind Banda’s record 48.2°C heatwave. In this exclusive interview, he reveals how rampant illegal sand mining in Ken River, mountain blasting, tree felling for Bundelkhand Expressway, and concrete explosion destroyed natural cooling systems in Bundelkhand. Learn the shocking environmental impact, water crisis, mafia involvement, and urgent solutions for saving rivers, groundwater, and lives. A must-watch for climate, environment, and India sustainability discussions. In this video: 00:00 - Intro 01:08 – Banda 48.2°C: Sand Mafia Killing The Heat Shield? 05:35 – 10,000 Trucks Removing Sand Daily! 08:00 - JCBs & Excavators Digging 300+ Feet Deep 09:50 - No Trees To Cool Air 12:00 - UP-MP Border Mafia Nexus 15:20 - Future: Complete Water Disappearance

A rare albino buffalo with flowing blond hair has become a viral sensation in Dhaka, Bangladesh, ahead of Eid al-Adha. Nicknamed 'Donald Trump' for its hairstyle resembling the US President - Donald Trump, the buffalo attracted huge crowds eager to take selfies before its planned Qurbani sacrifice during the festival. In this video: 00:00 – Rare ‘Donald Trump’ Buffalo Goes Viral in Bangladesh 01:00 – Huge Crowds Gather for Selfies With Albino Buffalo 02:00 – Viral Buffalo May Soon Face Eid Qurbani Sacrifice

India hosted the Quad Foreign Ministers’ meeting in New Delhi as leaders from India, Australia, Japan and the United States held key discussions on Indo-Pacific security, maritime cooperation and global supply chain challenges. External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar stressed the need for trusted partnerships, stronger growth and strategic confidence in the region. In this video: 00:00 – Jaishankar highlights strategic cooperation and global challenges 02:00 – India, US, Japan and Australia discuss Indo-Pacific security 07:13 – Quad Foreign Ministers gather in New Delhi

Along the coastline of Sierra Leone, disappearing mangrove forests are threatening the livelihoods of oyster harvesters who have depended on them for generations. Women who once collected oysters directly from mangrove roots now wade deep into muddy waters as oyster populations decline. Mangroves are critical ecosystems that protect coastlines from erosion, flooding and climate change while supporting biodiversity and food security. But rapid urbanisation, deforestation and land reclamation around Freetown and nearby coastal communities have destroyed large areas of mangrove cover. This video explores how climate change and human expansion are impacting Sierra Leone’s oyster farming communities, while activists and conservation groups work on mangrove restoration and sustainable oyster farming projects to protect the future. Watch powerful visuals from Sussex Beach, White Man’s Bay, Aberdeen Creek and Kolleh Town as local communities fight to preserve their coastline and way of life. In this video: 00:00 – Sierra Leone’s mangrove forests rapidly disappearing 00:40 – Women oyster farmers struggle as oyster populations decline 01:20 – Conservation groups push mangrove restoration projects

More than 1.5 million Muslim pilgrims have gathered in Mecca, Saudi Arabia, for Hajj 2026 — one of the world’s largest annual religious pilgrimages. But this year’s Hajj comes under intense heat, with temperatures crossing 40°C and memories still fresh from the deadly 2024 Hajj heatwave where over 1,300 pilgrims died. Pilgrims from around the world are battling scorching temperatures while performing sacred rituals around the Kaaba at Masjid al-Haram. Saudi authorities have deployed thousands of health workers, ambulances, cooling systems, mist fans and free water stations to protect worshippers during the pilgrimage. The spiritual journey also unfolds amid ongoing Middle East tensions involving Iran, Saudi Arabia, the Strait of Hormuz and ceasefire discussions linked to US President Donald Trump. This video captures emotional pilgrim stories, scenes from Mecca, Tawaf around the Kaaba, prayers inside the Grand Mosque and the meaning of patience — or “sabr” — during Hajj. In this video: 00:00 – Millions of pilgrims gather in Mecca for Hajj 2026 01:45 – Extreme heat conditions raise major safety concerns 02:47 – Emotional Tawaf scenes and prayers around the Kaaba

A Santali tribal family in Odisha’s Mayurbhanj district reportedly performed traditional rituals to return to their ancestral faith after spending five years following another religion. ADM Netrananda Mallick confirmed that several tribal communities in the district are celebrating and following their age-old customs in different areas. The development has sparked massive discussion around tribal identity, tradition, and religious freedom. In this video: 00:00 – Santali Family Performs Return Ritual in Odisha 01:00 – Traditional Customs Revived in Mayurbhanj District 02:06 – Tribal Identity Debate Gains Attention Online

A massive theft has shocked Ahmedabad after ₹8.70 crore was allegedly stolen from the RBI Currency Chest of Bank of Baroda on Gandhi Road. CCTV footage that surfaced months later reportedly shows Joint Custodian Harsiddh Kadiyar walking out with cash hidden inside a scrap box. Police say greed for a lavish lifestyle may have driven the sensational crime. In this video: 00:00 – ₹8.70 Crore Allegedly Stolen From RBI Currency Chest 00:30 – CCTV Shows Cash Hidden Inside Scrap Box 02:00 – Police Probe Lavish Lifestyle Angle in Heist Case

Sergio Gor revealed a warm detail about the bond between Donald Trump and Narendra Modi. Speaking in New Delhi, Gor said Trump often begins their conversations by asking, 'How is my friend, the Prime Minister Modi, doing?' He added that the India-US relationship is deep-rooted and continues to grow stronger. In this video: 00:00 – ‘How is My Friend PM Modi?’: Trump’s Warm Remark 01:10 – Sergio Shares Trump-Modi Bond Details 06:30 – Marco Rubio Also Speaks Up During Delhi Event

Marco Rubio revealed a major update on the ongoing US-Iran conflict discussions during his India visit. Speaking in New Delhi before leaving for Agra, Rubio said peace negotiations are still underway but stressed that Donald Trump will not agree to a 'bad deal.' He hinted at possible progress involving reopening strategic straits and fresh nuclear negotiations with Tehran. In this video: 00:00 – Major Update on US-Iran Peace Talks 01:20 – Trump "Won’t Accept a Bad Deal," Rubio Says in New Delhi 02:40 – Fresh Nuclear Negotiations & Strategic Strait Talks Hint at Progress