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Thailand is battling widespread flooding after weeks of heavy rain, with 31 deaths reported and more than 3.5 million people affected. Flooding continues across multiple provinces, while Bangkok and low-lying areas remain vulnerable. Authorities are racing to drain floodwaters and provide relief as fresh thunderstorms and heavy to very heavy rain threaten several parts of the country. Officials are also warning of possible flash floods, landslides and renewed waterlogging.

ABVP workers staged a protest outside the Education Directorate in Thiruvananthapuram, demanding the resignation of Kerala Education Minister N. Samsudheen over alleged lapses during the State School Sports Meet. Police detained and removed protesters who entered the Directorate office. The protest follows concerns over safety arrangements and the reported roof collapse at the sports venue. 00:00 — ABVP Erupts In Protest In Thiruvananthapuram 02:00 — Samsudheen’s Resignation Demanded Over Sports Meet Row 04:00 — Police Detain Protesters At Education Directorate

Massive floods have battered Barcelona and parts of Catalonia after torrential rain triggered widespread flooding, river surges and major travel disruptions. Two people have died and one remains missing, while emergency teams carry out rescues across affected areas. Roads, rail services and schools have also been disrupted as authorities continue assessing the damage.

Acharya Pramod Krishnam has launched a sharp attack on AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi, alleging that Owaisi’s political agenda could push for Sharia law in India. Krishnam also compared Owaisi’s politics with the Muslim League and questioned his approach to democracy and the Constitution. The remarks come as Owaisi steps up political activity in Uttar Pradesh ahead of the 2027 Assembly elections. These are Krishnam’s allegations and not an established fact about Owaisi’s intentions. 0:00 – Acharya Pramod Krishnam Targets Asaduddin Owaisi 2:00 – Krishnam Makes Sharia Law Allegation Against Owaisi 3:30 – Owaisi’s UP Political Push Ahead Of 2027 Polls

Nepal’s devastating August floods have sparked fresh demands for climate justice, with activists protesting at Kathmandu’s historic Darbar Square. Following the disaster that killed more than 1,400 people, protesters called for urgent action to cut global carbon emissions and warned that worsening climate threats could bring even more deadly disasters in the future. In this video: 0:00 – Climate Activists Protest In Kathmandu 1:30 – Protesters Demand Climate Justice After Deadly Floods 2:30 – Activists Warn Of Growing Climate Disaster Risks

India vs Pakistan hockey delivered a dramatic Asian Games semifinal as India secured a thrilling 4-3 victory to reach the gold medal match. India built a 3-0 lead, but Pakistan fought back to level the match 3-3 before India scored the decisive goal with just four seconds remaining. India’s hockey stars Sukhjeet Singh, Mandeep Singh, Jarmanpreet Singh and Sanjay opened up after the dramatic semifinal, discussing the team’s strategy, trust, composure and fight until the final whistle. The Indian team now turns its focus to the Asian Games gold medal match, with players stressing full preparation, teamwork and giving 100 percent regardless of the opponent. Watch the players reflect on the India vs Pakistan hockey semifinal, the late comeback, the final four seconds and India’s push for gold.

Himalayan Region Landslides: Massive Mountain Collapse in Uttarakhand & Nepal Massive landslides are being reported across the Himalayan region, with dramatic footage showing mountainsides collapsing in Uttarakhand’s Kumaon region and Nepal. Huge rocks, soil and debris can be seen surging down steep Himalayan slopes, with a major collapse near Nepal’s Kali Gandaki River also captured on camera. The powerful scenes highlight the continuing landslide threat across the rain-hit Himalayan belt. 00:00 — Massive landslides rock the Himalayan region 01:00 — Nepal hit by another dramatic mountain collapse 02:20 — Dramatic Himalayan landslide footage continues

Neighbours of Indian pilot Captain Smit Machchhar recall him as a kind, soft-spoken and helpful man who always stepped forward to help others. After the Flydubai incident, neighbours expressed immense pride in his courage and prayed for his speedy recovery, saying his bravery in the air saved lives despite his injuries.

A sudden hailstorm battered parts of Bangkok as heavy rain and strong winds swept across the Thai capital. Large hailstones were reported in areas including Lat Phrao, Chatuchak, Ratchadaphisek, Lak Si, Mo Chit, Ratchada, and Chok Chai 4. Taling Chan recorded 91.5mm of rainfall as thunderstorms and gusty winds affected several areas. 00:00 — Huge hailstones pound Bangkok 01:30 — Multiple Bangkok areas hit by hailstorm 03:00 — Thunderstorms intensify across Bangkok

Prime Minister Narendra Modi hailed Indian Flydubai Captain Smit Machchhar as a 'hero' after his extraordinary courage during a mid-air cockpit crisis on Flight FZ1073. Despite being seriously injured, Machchhar managed to open the cockpit door, allowing crew and passengers to restrain the attacker. The aircraft later made an emergency landing in Saudi Arabia, with 174 passengers saved. PM Modi praised his bravery and wished him a speedy recovery. 0:00 PM Modi Hails Captain Smit Machchhar As A Hero 1:00 Indian Pilot Injured During FlyDubai Cockpit Crisis 2:00 How Machchhar Helped Passengers And Crew Intervene