A devastating ferry terminal accident in Bangladesh has left the nation in shock after a passenger bus plunged into the Padma River during a routine boarding attempt. The bus, travelling from Rajbari towards Dhaka, lost control near the Daulatdia ferry terminal after a reported collision with a utility ferry, sending it crashing into the river within seconds. Eyewitnesses say the bus was carrying around 50 passengers, many of whom had boarded from multiple counters along the route. While a few managed to escape in the final moments before submersion, dozens were trapped inside as the vehicle sank rapidly beneath the surface. Scenes along the riverbanks turned emotional as families gathered, waiting desperately for news of their loved ones. The tragedy has already claimed over 20 lives, with the toll expected to rise as search operations continue. WATCH
26 March,2026 04:08 PM IST
A heated online debate is unfolding after conservative commentator Candace Owens revisited the past humanitarian claims of Erika Kirk in her series 'Bride of Charlie'. During the interview clip highlighted in the episode, Kirk speaks about a platform she calls "Everyday Heroes Like You", describing it as a way to connect people with trusted charities and grassroots initiatives around the world. However, Owens challenges several elements of Kirk’s story in the episode, raising questions about the timeline of her move to China and suggesting it may have been tied to a personal relationship rather than humanitarian work. Since the episode aired, the segment has quickly gone viral, with social media users revisiting Kirk’s original interviews and offering sharply divided reactions. WATCH
10 March,2026 01:48 AM IST
Texas is reeling after catastrophic flash floods claimed 67 lives, including 21 children, with Camp Mystic girls still missing. As the search enters its third day, residents in Kerrville gathered to pray for the victims. President Donald Trump has declared a major disaster, activating FEMA to aid emergency operations.
07 July,2025 10:52 AM IST
In Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar’s Gulmandi area, an elderly couple arrived at a jewellery shop with just Rs.1100, money they had collected over a month by begging. While most shopkeepers turned them away, one jeweller listened to their story and was deeply moved. He sold them a gold ornament worth 1 gram for just Rs.20. The couple hails from a small village in Mantha tehsil, Jalna. After suffering losses in farming, they moved to the city and survived by begging.
20 June,2025 05:00 PM ISTADVERTISEMENT
