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A flash flood near Pangong Lake along the LAC swept away a biker who was later rescued by army personnel, with the incident caught on camera. Continuous rains have triggered flash floods and cloudbursts across Jammu, Kashmir, and Ladakh, including the Kargil-Leh highway. Authorities have closed schools in Jammu, issued a heavy rain alert for 48 hours, and warned of more flash floods in mountainous areas. Several deaths have already been reported in Kathua and parts of Kashmir, with residents urged to remain cautious and follow advisories.
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00:00Scary flash flood at Pangong Lake near LAC. Biker washed away in Pangong flash flood.
00:06These are the visuals of this particular incident. The biker was then rescued by alert army personnel.
00:12This whole incident was caught on the camera amid a gushing stream of water at the lake.
00:17You can see this man being washed away in the Pangong Lake near the line of actual control.
00:24But he was fortunately rescued by the alert army personnel.
00:28My colleague Meer Fareed is now joining us with more details on this.
00:32Meer, give us more details. How did the army personnel actually was able to rescue this man from being washed away?
00:42Well, as we know, there have been incessant rains, non-stop rains across Yama and Kashmir and Ladakh.
00:49And flash floods, cloudbursts are wreaking havoc.
00:52There were multiple cloudbursts, flash floods in Ladakh as well, especially between Kargil and Leheveh Highway.
01:01And if you look off Pangong, this lake, very close to the lake, there was another flash flood.
01:07Now we know bikers do go for solo expeditions to Ladakh.
01:11One such biker was caught in a flash flood.
01:14So fortunately, while he was swept away to a certain distance, but he was rescued by the army personnel.
01:20He was rescued. His bike was also rescued.
01:22But dramatic visuals as all of a sudden water just gushes in.
01:27And as he tries to negotiate the water and go to the other side, he's caught in the flash flood and he's swept away.
01:33But fortunately, as I said, he was saved in the nick of time by the army.
01:37But overall, if you talk of Yama and Kashmir and Ladakh, the heavy rain warning persists for the next 48 hours.
01:43There could be more rainfall.
01:45And especially the mountain is built.
01:46There is a warning of flash floods.
01:49Already we know what's happened in Kashmir and also in various parts of Kashmir.
01:54So the deadly ones have been in Jammu, where in Katua and Kashmir there have been deaths due to flash floods.
01:59But the flood persists and that's why schools in Jammu division have been closed today also.
02:04And people live in town themselves, having told to exercise caution and adhere to government advisories.
02:11Back to you.
02:12All right, Amir.
02:13Thank you for getting us those details.
02:15So as you can see in these wishfuls, a man was being washed away in the Pangong Lake near the line of actual control.
02:21But the alert army personnel were able to rescue this man from being washed away.
02:34And we're now getting some more breaking news.
02:37India Block's big VP pick dilemma.
02:39DMK versus TMC over who to take on NDA pick.
02:43Now, as per sources, TMC pushes non-political pick, whereas the DMK wants MP Tiruchi Siva or the ISRO scientist Anadurai as its pick.
02:53Final decision will be taken at 12.30 p.m. today in the India Block meeting.
02:57The TMC has said that there should be a strong candidate to take in RSS BJP and to take on the RSS BJP candidate.
03:10And as per sources, the India VP candidate is likely not to be from Tamil Nadu as TMC has different views on the choice.
03:19But the final decision will be taken at 12.30 p.m. today at the India Block meeting.
03:24The TMC is saying that the candidate should be non-political, whereas on the other hand,
03:29the DMK wants MP Tiruchi Siva or the ISRO scientist Anadurai to take on the NDA's candidate.
03:38So after NDA announced its VP candidate, CP Radha Krishnan, now India Block is in a dilemma with TMC saying that their candidate should be non-political.
03:51But on the other hand, the DMK is pushing for its MP Tiruchi Siva or the ISRO scientist Anadurai to take on CP Radha Krishnan.
04:00The DMK warns that it should be a South vs. South battle and that is why it feels that the India Block should field MP Tiruchi Siva or ISRO scientist Anadurai.
04:19The race for the Vice President's post is heating up.
04:22The NDA has put its weight behind veteran leader CP Radha Krishnan.
04:25But the opposition is yet to finalise its nominee for the polls with India Block to meet at Congress President Malik Arjun Khargay's residence today afternoon
04:33to discuss a joint candidate for the Vice President's post.
04:37Now this opposition's deliberations will continue after Khargay chaired a meeting of select India Block leaders on Monday evening.
04:44Sources say DMK has pitched for opposition pitting its own nominee.
04:48And Congress Chief Khargay has been tasked to finalise a consensus name with even Padma Shri scientist Anadurai discussed.
04:55Leaders also argued the nominee should be from Bihar or Tamil Nadu.
05:00This comes as NDA is running a full-fledged campaign for its nominee.
05:04Union Minister Kiran Rijiju says the NDA will formally introduce its Vice Presidential candidate tomorrow
05:10and the nomination will be filed on August 20th at 11am.
05:14Now remember, Prime Minister Narendra Modi met with CP Radha Krishnan on August 18,
05:20hailing his dedication, humility, intellect and grassroots connect in Tamil Nadu.
05:25We all have to think of the
05:49And India Today's Akshita Nandagopal spoke with BJP leader K. Annamalai on the VP polls.
06:07Listen in.
06:10Isn't CPR has been chosen as the vice presidential pick by the NDA, by the BJP?
06:15It's because of elections coming up in Tamil Nadu in a few months from now.
06:18How do you react to that?
06:22We have to understand the NDA family, the Honorable Prime Minister, National President J.P.
06:29Naddaji, they decided to elevate a governor, a very capable person, who has served in Jharkhand
06:36and Maharashtra with a lot of dignity to that role.
06:40And a person who was given last 40 years of his life to grassroots politics.
06:44And from there, they have picked a person.
06:48With full dignity to that chair.
06:51And somebody just thinking or assuming that he's randomly parachuted, brought up from outside,
06:58just for the sake of Tamil Nadu polls is completely wrong.
07:02And Mr. C.P. Radha Christian, we all know, has brought dignity to all the roles he has served
07:07as two-time member of parliament, chairman, choir board.
07:10And previously, he was a member of the Barajarata Party till he resigned and took up all the
07:15gubernatorial assignments.
07:16So this has got nothing to do with Tamil Nadu elections in 2026.
07:21It is just to bring the right person to that chair, to bring dignity to that chair.
07:25And that is how I think the decision is made.
07:27Because I'm also an outsider.
07:28I'm only seeing it from an outside perspective.
07:31And the Congress Party, some of our Indy Alliance friends, they want to create politics out of this also.
07:36They want to make it a sentimental issue.
07:39They want to kind of cast some attributes on them.
07:42Which I think only shows the petty-mindedness of some of the political parties, ma'am.
07:46You're saying that, you know, your view on this is as an outsider.
07:50So I'm going to ask you now, as a Tamil Nadu BJP leader, Mr. Anna Malai,
07:54will this step help the BJP in the upcoming elections?
07:58Is this greater representation for Tamil Nadu?
08:01But I will not talk about BJP for the time being.
08:04I'll only say it is a huge honor given to Tamil people.
08:07Because you have seen previously, two eminent people from Tamil Nadu,
08:11they became vice president of our country, later president.
08:13APG Abdul Kalamji directly became the president.
08:16Tharupali Radhakrishnanji, Vengatramanji, APG Abdul Kalamji.
08:19Three great statesmen.
08:21Now we believe it is an opportunity for a person, a son of Sayul from Tamil Nadu,
08:25a strong OBC person.
08:28A person who always conducted himself with dignity.
08:32And we believe it is a respect that is given to Tamil culture.
08:36That's how I'm seeing it.
08:37And Bari Janata Party, Honorable Prime Minister Narendra Modi,
08:40we know for a fact, he treats Tamil Nadu with a lot of respect.
08:45He holds Tamil culture with a lot of pride.
08:59Nearly six months after their infamous clash at the Oval Office,
09:03U.S. President Donald Trump met his Ukrainian counterpart,
09:06Vladimir Zelensky, at the White House in a high-stakes meeting.
09:09Asserting that the world is tired of the Ukraine war, Trump said that he will hold a trilateral
09:14meeting with Putin and Zelensky to attain peace.
09:17He emphasized that his only motive is to bring peace, not just a ceasefire.
09:22Trump also claimed that Russia has agreed to accept security guarantees and stress the
09:27urgent need to discuss territorial exchange.
09:30Thanking Donald Trump for his efforts to end the three-and-a-half-year-old conflict,
09:34Zelensky said his country is committed to peace.
09:36He also noted that while the date is not yet fixed, he is ready for talks.
09:41He said that Ukraine wants peace and will work to achieve it at any cost.
09:45I think, Bill, we're going to have a meeting.
09:49I think if everything works out well today, we'll have a trilat.
09:53And I think there will be a reasonable chance of ending the war when we do that.
09:58Is this the end of the road for American support for Ukraine?
10:01Is today's meeting deal or no deal?
10:05I can never say that.
10:07It's never the end of the road.
10:08People are being killed and we want to stop that.
10:10So I would not say it's the end of the road.
10:13No, I think we have a good chance of doing it.
10:15It's been almost four years now that a lot of people were killed last week.
10:20A lot of people last week.
10:21I mean, millions of people killed.
10:23But a lot of people last week, for whatever reason, a big number, a lot of soldiers.
10:28Both, on both sides.
10:29And I know the president, I know myself, and I believe Vladimir Putin wants to see it ended.
10:36We just spoke to, I was just telling the president, I just spoke to President Putin indirectly.
10:42And we're going to have a phone call right after these meetings today.
10:46And we may or may not have a trilat.
10:48If we don't have a trilat, then the fighting continues.
10:52And if we do, we have a good chance.
10:53I think if we have a trilat, there's a good chance of maybe ending it.
10:56But he's expecting my call when we're finished with this meeting.
11:01The war is going to end.
11:03When it ends, I can't tell you.
11:05But the war is going to end.
11:07And this gentleman wants it to end.
11:09And Vladimir Putin wants it to end.
11:11I think the whole world is tired of it.
11:14And we're going to get it ended.
11:15It was, you know, I've done six wars.
11:18I've ended six wars.
11:19And I thought this maybe would be the easiest one.
11:21And it's not the easiest one.
11:23It's a tough one.
11:25There's a lot of reasons for it.
11:29And they'll be talking about it for a long time.
11:31But they'll be talking about the others.
11:33Look, India, Pakistan.
11:34We're talking about the big places.
11:37When you look at, you just take a look at some of these wars.
11:40You go to Africa and take a look at that.
11:43Rwanda and the Congo.
11:45Republic of the Congo.
11:47That's been going on for 31 years.
11:50And so we've done a total of six.
11:53And we really have six, not including the fact that we obliterated, and it turned out to be a total obliteration, the nuclear in, as you said, the nuclear, the future nuclear capability of Iran.
12:05And this one, I think we're going to get solved also.
12:09I think I feel confident we're going to get it.
12:11I think we're going to have a meeting.
12:13I think if everything works out well today, we'll have a trilat.
12:17And I think there will be a reasonable chance of ending the war when we do that.
12:20Is this the end of the road for American support for Ukraine?
12:26Is today's meeting deal or no deal?
12:30I can never say that.
12:31It's never the end of the road.
12:32People are being killed, and we want to stop that.
12:35So I would not say it's the end of the road.
12:37No, I think we have a good chance of doing it.
12:39It's been almost four years now that a lot of people were killed last week.
12:44A lot of people last week.
12:45I mean, millions of people killed, but a lot of people last week, for whatever reason, a big number, a lot of soldiers, both, on both sides.
12:54And I know the President, I know myself, and I believe Vladimir Putin wants to see it ended.
13:00We live under each day attacks.
13:03You know that today have been a lot of attacks and a lot of wounded people.
13:07And the child was dead, a small one, one year and a half.
13:12So we need to stop this war, to stop Russia, and we need support, American and European partners.
13:19And we will do our best for this.
13:23So, and I think we show that we are strong people, and we supported the idea of the United States, personally, of President Trump,
13:31to stop this war, to make a diplomatic way of finishing this war.
13:37And we are ready for trilateral, as President said.
13:41This is a good signal about trilateral.
13:42I think this is very good.
13:44Is there a date for you to meet with President Trump?
14:06The date?
14:07Yes.
14:08No, no, we don't have any date.
14:10We don't have any date.
14:11We just conformed after this productive meeting with President, and then with all our colleagues, with partners,
14:20we conformed that we are ready for trilateral meeting.
14:23And if Russia proposed to the President of the United States bilateral, and then we will see the result of bilateral, and then it can be trilateral.
14:35So I said, always so, Ukraine will never stop on the way to peace, and we are ready for any kind of formats, but on the level of leaders.
14:44First of all, we have the possibility now to buy weapons from the United States.
14:50We are thankful for this program and this opportunity.
14:53We are thankful for Europe.
14:54They pay for this, and through NATO program, for example, and et cetera, we have some programs where we can have some money to finance this.
15:02And this is a part, I think, it's not a part for the war and to defend us.
15:09It also will be a part for security guarantees to strengthen our army, to rearm Ukrainian army.
15:17This is very, very important, and it depends how much money we need to rearm.
15:22For example, the question of air defense, we spoke about it with President Trump, and I'm happy that we have now bilateral decisions,
15:29and we work on it with production, American production.
15:32Nobody in Europe has so many air defense like Patriots, for example.
15:38We need it very much.
15:42And Ukrainian President Zelensky linked Ukraine polls to war.
15:46Ukrainian President said that elections are possible only if war ends.
15:51Trump quipped, no election is good for Zelensky.
15:54Remember, martial law is in place in Ukraine, and the polls have been suspended.
15:57The question now is, that is Zelensky using war to stay on in power?
16:02Listen in to Zelensky.
16:05Are you open to holding an election in your country?
16:09Yes, of course.
16:10We are open for an election, yes.
16:11We have to do safety in circumstances.
16:15And a little bit, we need to work in the parliament, because during the war you can't have elections.
16:21But we can do security.
16:24We need, maybe, how do you say it, we need a truth, yes, everywhere, in the battlefield, in the sky, in the sea, yeah,
16:31to make possible for people to do democratic, open, legal, legal elections.
16:38So, you say during the war you can't have elections.
16:43So, let me just say, three and a half years from now,
16:46So, you mean if we happen to be in a war with somebody, no more elections?
16:51Oh, that's good.
16:53I wonder what the fake news is.
16:54You're lying this idea.
16:56Yeah.
16:56It's not right.
16:57And let's now listen in to what the European Union leaders said after the Trump-Zelensky meeting.
17:04The other material outcome was the agreement that will now be a bilateral agreement between President Putin and President Zelensky.
17:14That was after a phone call between President Trump and President Putin during the course of this afternoon,
17:20followed by a trilateral, which will then add in President Trump.
17:24And that is a recognition of the principle that on some of these issues, whether it's territory or the exchange of prisoners or the very serious issue of the return of the children,
17:39that that is something where Ukraine must be at the table.
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18:29Der Pr├дsident war sehr offen auch f├╝r humanit├дre Fragen.
18:34Wir haben zum Beispiel die Frage der ├╝ber 19.000 entf├╝hrten Kinder aus der Ukraine sehr intensiv diskutiert.
18:44Und die Situation yesterday at the Oval Office war completely different from what it was six months ago.
18:52Let's take a look at what happened and how the tables have turned.
18:55I think it's disrespectful for you to come to the Oval Office and try to litigate this in front of the American media.
19:02Right now you guys are going around and forcing conscripts to the front lines because you have manpower problems.
19:08You should be thanking the President for bringing it into this country.
19:11Why don't you wear a suit?
19:13Why don't you wear a suit?
19:15You're at the highest level in this country's office and you refuse to wear a suit.
19:20Just want to see if you own a suit?
19:22I will wear a costume after this war will finish.
19:26Okay.
19:26Yes.
19:27Maybe one.
19:28Maybe something like yours.
19:30Yes.
19:31Maybe something better.
19:33I don't know.
19:34President Zelensky, you look fabulous in that suit.
19:36I said the same thing.
19:38You look good.
19:38I said the same thing.
19:40Yeah.
19:40I said the one that attacked you last time.
19:42See?
19:43I remember that.
19:44I apologize to you.
19:45You look wonderful.
19:47No, my first question for you, President Zelensky.
19:49In the same suit.
19:53She gave the letter.
19:54It's not to you.
19:55It's to your wife.
19:55I won't.
19:57I won't.
19:58Yeah.
19:59So we're saying this is a sensitive topic.
20:03And now shifting focus.
20:05It's no secret that Russian President Vladimir Putin keeps a tight lid on his personal image.
20:10But what if we told you that lid extends to his toilet?
20:14My colleague Sneha Mordani flushes out the details over here.
20:17What's in your poop?
20:30A lot, clearly.
20:33Or else, Russian President Vladimir Putin wouldn't have not had to carry it back to Russia after taking a dump in Alaska.
20:41You heard that right.
20:44We aren't making this up.
20:47Poop suitcases is what Russian President takes back to Russia each time he travels.
20:54Alaska was no different.
20:57And this happens all the time.
20:59He doesn't just bring security translators in a strong geopolitical agenda, but also his poop suitcase.
21:06A specially trained Federal Protection Service unit is responsible for collecting and transporting the evidence.
21:16So what can your poop really indicate?
21:18Of course, it gives great insights into your gastrointestinal problems.
21:23It can also say if you're suffering from cancer or Crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis for that matter.
21:29It also gives other indications about, for example, the medications that you're taking.
21:34If at all you're into chemotherapy or if you are on radioactive iodine used for thyroid cancer treatment.
21:43A disease that Vladimir Putin is suspected of suffering from.
21:48So it may sound unusual, but stool can reveal a great deal about a person's health.
21:55Modern tests can detect infections, digestive problems, cancers and even liver or pancreatic diseases.
22:02Traces of medicines, chemotherapy or hormone treatments can also show up in faecal analysis.
22:09Such information could disclose if a leader is secretly ill or undergoing treatment.
22:15Putin's public appearances always leads to endless speculations about his health.
22:23A backstage video of Putin's meeting with Trump shows intense twitching in his legs.
22:29The video led to rumors about Russian president having Parkinson's disease and wearing an exoskeleton.
22:35In a country known for tight information control and a president obsessed with image and secrecy,
22:45the poop story wouldn't really be the strangest thing we've heard.
22:49In New Delhi, Sneha Mordhani for India Today TV.
22:58And now shifting focus at Beijing's iconic speed skating oval.
23:02The future marched in with 280 robot teams from 16 nations competing in the World Humanite Robo Games.
23:09From football to kickboxing, sprints to dance.
23:12The robo-athletes battled glitches, balance issues and power cuts but still managed to sprint, spar and even claim medals.
23:21The message was clear.
23:22Humanoids have officially entered the sporting arena.
23:25I'll leave you with this report.
23:27Thanks for watching India Today.
23:39Humanoids on the racetrack.
23:42Playing soccer, boxing, sparring.
23:49Robots at the podium after winning medals.
23:55Some of the futuristic images from China's robo-olympics.
24:01At Beijing's National Speed Skating Oval Stadium.
24:04280 teams of robots from 16 countries taking part in the games that looked straight out of future.
24:12Kickboxing, football, sprints and even dance were part of the world humanoid robo-games.
24:30Unsurprisingly, swimming didn't make the cut.
24:32There were moments where some bots slipped, glitched or froze mid-kick.
24:42With challenges like balance, battery life and ability of bots to dominate.
24:47As robo-athletes warm up for the future, the message is loud and clear.
24:55The age of humanoids has officially entered the arena.
24:58In the border areas and also spoke about resumption of the Kailash Mansar over Yatra.
25:11Interestingly, Wang Yi's visit to India comes just days before Prime Minister Narendra Modi's trip to China
25:16to attend the SEO summit in Tianjin.
25:40So, Prime Minister Modi met space hero Shubhansha Shukla yesterday.
25:44These are the visuals of their meeting.
25:46So, what are you doing with basic approach?
25:47What are you doing with basic approach?
25:48It's very good, sir.
25:51My crewmates, who were with me, signed with me and signed with me and signed with me
25:54and signed with me and signed with me and signed with me and signed with me.
25:54So, whenever you want to go, you will invite us for launch.
25:57So, we will be sitting in your vehicle and sit in your vehicle.
26:11You guys are coming back to your vehicle.
26:14Yes, sir.
26:15There will be a lot of changes. I just want to understand what you are doing.
26:22Sir, when you go up, the environment is different, there is no gravity.
26:27You go there, the seating arrangement is the same.
26:30Yes, sir.
26:31The seating arrangement is the same.
26:34Yes, sir. But once you reach the entrance, you can open the seat and harness and move around.
26:44How many places are there?
26:45No, sir, but there are a lot of places.
26:48If you have a cockpit of fighter jet, it's better than that.
26:51Yes, sir.
26:52It's better than that.
26:54But after reaching the end, sir, there are a lot of changes.
26:58Your whole heart is slow.
27:02There are a lot of changes.
27:03But the body is used to 4-5 days.
27:06You become normal.
27:07And when you come back, you can't go back again.
27:13You don't want to go back again.
27:14You don't want to go back again.
27:16I didn't feel bad.
27:17I was fine.
27:18But then, when I kept the first step, I kept going back again.
27:21People kept going back again.
27:22Then, the other thing.
27:23Although, you know that it is going to go.
27:25But the brain takes time to understand that this is a new environment.
27:32So, it's not just the body's training.
27:35The mind's training is more.
27:37The mind's training is more.
27:38There is strength in the body.
27:39There is strength in the mass position.
27:40There is strength in the body.
27:41But the brain has to be rewiring.
27:43It has to be able to understand that this is a new environment.
27:45Now, when you move on to the end, you have to get so much strength in the body.
27:49You have to get so much effort.
27:50They understand it.
27:51They understand it.
27:52The most important thing was there.
27:54What was there?
27:55What was there?
27:56The most important thing was there.
27:57In that time, people were staying there for about 8 months.
28:02The mission began to stay there for about 8 months.
28:05Now, the people you met in the world.
28:07Yes.
28:07There are some people who will be back to December.
28:09What was your approach to Mong and Meshi?
28:12It was very good, sir.
28:14I was surprised that people don't know about this.
28:18The food is a very challenging task on a space station.
28:23There is no place, cargo is hungry,
28:26there is always a lot of calories and nutrition to pack you in the area.
28:32And they are always trying to do everything.
28:35And they are very simple and they don't need a lot of resources in the space station.
28:39Just leave them in a small dish and leave them in a small dish.
28:43And after 8 days, they started to sprout in the station.
28:48So, the secret of our country,
28:57we got the opportunity to reach microgravity research.
29:00They are there.
29:01And do you know that they are solving food security problems?
29:05Because the astronauts are only in the station.
29:08But if they are solved there,
29:10they can help us solve food security problems for people.
29:15First of all, someone came from a country.
29:17Yes sir.
29:18So, what do people see their minds in their minds?
29:21What do they ask? What do they talk about?
29:23What do they talk about?
29:25Yes sir.
29:26My personal experience has been in the past 1 year.
29:29I have been in the past 2 years.
29:31All of them were very happy with me.
29:33They were very excited.
29:35They came to ask me about what they are doing and how they are doing.
29:41And the biggest thing was that everyone knew about it.
29:44What is happening in the space station?
29:47What is happening in the space station?
29:48What is happening in the space station?
29:50Yes.
29:51What is happening in the space station?
29:55What is happening in the space station?
29:57Yes.
29:58What is happening in the space station?
30:01What is happening in the space station?
30:02Yes.
30:03What is happening in the space station?
30:05What is happening in the space station?
30:07What is happening in the space station?
30:08Yes.
30:09What is happening in the space station?
30:10Yes.
30:11What is happening in the space station?
30:14Yes.
30:15I would like to say, what would you like to do with the tech genius?
30:20No sir, I feel very kind.
30:24But my training is still in the Air Force.
30:28After that, we have trained the test pilot.
30:31When I went to the Air Force, I thought that I would not have to study.
30:35But after that, I had to study a lot.
30:38After the test pilot, this is a kind of an engineering discipline.
30:43I was trained in the Air Force.
30:45Our scientists have studied us for 3-4 years.
30:47I think that we were prepared for this mission.
30:50When I said to you, what has progressed to your homework?
30:53It has been a great progress, sir.
30:56People were so happy with me.
30:58After that meeting, they told me that the Prime Minister has given you a homework.
31:03It is very important, sir.
31:08It is very important, sir.
31:10I was just gone.
31:11The mission has been successful.
31:14We have come back together.
31:16But the mission is not enough.
31:17The mission is beginning.
31:18I have said that.
31:20You have said that.
31:21It is our first step.
31:22Yes, sir.
31:23So, the main goal of this first step is to learn how much we can get back together.
31:29But the most important work in us is to have a very big astronaut pool in us.
31:36Sir.
31:37There are 40-50 people ready to get back together.
31:42Sir.
31:43Now in most cases, we are going to be less children in our mind.
31:51Yes, sir.
31:52This is nice.
31:53But after that coming, the need of trust will be increased.
31:58And the means is greater.
32:00Sir, when I was young, we were first in the 1980s.
32:04But I never thought I was able to be in my heart.
32:06No one will talk to us.
32:08But when I was so happy, sir.
32:09But when I went to the station, I talked to my children about three times.
32:14One time it was a live event, and two times it was a radio.
32:18And in the three events, sir, one child in every event,
32:22he asked me, sir, how can I become a astronaut?
32:25So, I think this is a big difference in our country, sir.
32:29That in today's country, he doesn't need to see him.
32:32He knows that this is possible.
32:34We have an option and we can become.
32:37And as you said, sir, this is my responsibility.
32:41I think it was a great opportunity to represent my country.
32:45And it is my responsibility to reach more and more people here.
32:50Now, the space station and Gaghania are two big missions.
32:54Your experience will come a lot.
32:57I think, sir, this is a great opportunity for us.
33:00Especially, sir, because this kind of commitment
33:04Our government has sustained the budget every year.
33:10In spite of failures.
33:12Like Chandrayaan 2, sir, has not been successful.
33:14After that, we have said that we will not move forward.
33:17Chandrayaan 3 has not been successful.
33:18After that, if there is so much support,
33:22We can acquire a leadership role here, sir.
33:26And this is a big tool for a space station led by Bharat.
33:30But the rest of us will become part of it.
33:32I have heard that the master is a big part of it.
33:38I have heard, sir, you have talked about the master's needs of space manufacturing.
33:43So, all of these things are linked together.
33:45The vision of the Gaghaniaan, bass and moon landing.
33:51It is a big dream.
33:53It's a dream, sir.
33:54If we do it, we will do it better.
33:56Absolutely, sir.
34:00I took a lot of photos from the place to take a photograph and take a photograph of Bhairat.
34:05This is from Bhairat.
34:06This is a triangle.
34:07This is a bankroll, sir.
34:08This is a Hyderabad crossroad.
34:10And the flash we are seeing, sir.
34:12This is a gizli-chamak here, sir.
34:14This is a paradise.
34:15And this is a crossroad.
34:16This is dark, sir.
34:17This is a Himalaya, sir.
34:19This is a crossroad.
34:24This is a crossroad.
34:42So that was Prime Minister Modi's conversation with Group Captain Shubhanshu Shukla.
34:46This was in the National Capital yesterday.
34:48And Shubhanshu shared his experience at the International Space Station.
34:52How he dealt with zero gravity.
34:55And how it was difficult for the body to get used to no gravity.
34:59But he did in four to five days.
35:01And he also faced some difficulty after returning to Earth.
35:05He faced difficulty in walking.
35:07But that was also solved after a while.
35:10And he also spoke on the homework which was given by Prime Minister Modi during his conversation with Shubhanshu Shukla while he was at the International Space Station.
35:19Which was about the Gaganyan mission and also about setting up India's space station.
35:25So the focus now is on the Gaganyan mission and also on setting up India's space station.
35:32In fact, Prime Minister Modi also asked Shubhanshu Shukla how do people react to Shubhanshu being an Indian and going to space.
35:40To which Shubhanshu Shukla said that people get very excited.
35:44And in fact, other people are more excited about India's Gaganyan mission than he is.
35:50People are actually looking forward to India's Gaganyan mission.
35:54And India is now completely focused on the Gaganyan mission and also on India's space station.
36:00That was the homework which was given by Prime Minister Modi to Shubhanshu Shukla.
36:04So the world is now watching how India is growing in the space sector.
36:10We are getting some breaking news.
36:13Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived for key NDA parliamentary meeting.
36:17NDA Vice President picked Radhakrishnan to also attend this key meeting.
36:22Radhakrishnan to be introduced in the NDA parliamentary meeting
36:26for which Prime Minister Modi has arrived at the Parliament Library Building.
36:30And that's the breaking news that's coming in.
36:32Prime Minister Modi has arrived at the Parliament Library Building
36:36for the meeting of the NDA parliamentary party.
36:39But what is important to note is that NDA's Vice President,
36:43CP Radhakrishnan will also be attending this meeting.
36:47In fact, he will be introduced in this NDA parliamentary meeting
36:51for which Prime Minister Modi has now already arrived at the Parliament Library Building.
36:56My colleague Aishwarya Paliwal is now joining us with more details on this.
37:00Aishwarya, tell us about the agenda of this meeting.
37:02We're learning that CP Radhakrishnan will be introduced in this NDA parliamentary meeting.
37:08Yes, you know, it's not just the introduction.
37:11Also, the show of strength is something that we will see the BJP doing.
37:14Let me tell you, tomorrow at 11am is the nomination.
37:17And it's not just the leaders from the BJP, NDA.
37:19In fact, some of the chief ministers also have been invited.
37:22So, NDA will now show its full strength.
37:24And given the kind of debacle that happened with the former wife, with the former VP,
37:29the BJP now does not want to make sure, wants to make sure that everything is smooth,
37:33the entire process is smooth.
37:34There was a long conversation that happened at Vala Joshi's house last night.
37:38And in that conversation, which was known as Chai Peh Chacha,
37:41they did discuss the fact that what needs to be done next.
37:45Everyone needs to be present.
37:46The voting forces were being spoken about at length.
37:49So, the BJP now making sure that it's a show of strength
37:52and they want to tell the nation that everything is all right
37:55and also trump the opposition because the former VP
37:58has come very close to the opposition over the last one year or so.
38:02So, the BJP now wanting to make sure that the process is smooth.
38:05They have the numbers in their kitty.
38:07So, they know that it will be a smooth sailing for them.
38:11Going ahead, they want to make sure that this again becomes a place
38:14where they can show the strength.
38:15Right.
38:16Aishwarya also, Prime Minister Modi had told the BJP ministers
38:20to meet the opposition leaders on the vice presidential polls
38:24and it was being expected that a consensus could be reached.
38:29But clearly, now the India Bloc will be fielding their candidate.
38:33In fact, the decision will be taken at 12.30pm today.
38:36Well, you know, let me tell you from what we are understanding,
38:40there might be a press conference also by the opposition
38:43in which they will announce their candidate.
38:45Now, this is something that the opposition wants to do
38:47because they also want to show their strength
38:49and they also want to make this a fight.
38:52A fight between those who are trying to save the constitution
38:55and the ideological battle that we are seeing taking place
38:58between the opposition and the government.
39:00The opposition throughout this session has been very, very aggressive.
39:03They have been speaking questions about SIR that's happening in Bihar.
39:07In fact, with regards to the press conference that was done by the Election Commission of India,
39:11they are now also saying that we also want to show our strength.
39:14So, we should be expecting the opposition to come out with their name
39:17maybe by evening tonight.
39:19And we will also see how they also will be fielding the candidates.
39:22They also understand they don't have the numbers,
39:24but yes, this is a battle that the opposition wants to fight.
39:28Right, Aishwara, thank you for getting us those details.
39:30We'll keep coming back to you for more updates on this.
39:37And now shifting focus, stunning twist in Dharmastala truth files.
39:41The special investigation team has decided to temporarily suspend
39:44the exhumation and excavation at Dharmastala until forensic reports are received.
39:49Karnataka Home Minister Ji Parmeswara said that chemical analysis at the site
39:54and forensic reports to detect any possible DNA traces from the locations are awaited.
39:59He even emphasized that the suspension is just temporary.
40:03Meanwhile, Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister D.K. Shivkumar accused the BJP of playing politics over Dharmastala
40:08and asserted that stern action will be taken in the matter if the allegations are found to be false.
40:14The BJP came down heavily on the Sidramaya-led Congress government and called them ultra-leftists.
40:20The BJP also added that the government should have first done a proper background check on the complainant
40:26and then followed up with thorough investigation.
40:31We have given the freedom for the SIT and the SIT only will decide whether to go forward or not.
40:39And now shifting focus, the squad for the upcoming Asia Cup will be announced at the BCCI headquarters
40:52by Chief Selector Ajita Gargar today at 1.30pm.
40:56As the Asia Cup will take place in T20 format this year,
40:59Captain Surya Kumar Yadav will be alongside the Chief Selector when the announcement is made.
41:04Personnel-wise, India are faced with a problem of plenty, as several names like Shubmangil,
41:10Shreya Sayyar, Jitesh Sharma and Prasid Krishna, who impressed in the IPL, will be on the minds of the selectors.
41:16But interestingly, these were players who weren't necessarily a part of the T20 schemes prior to IPL.
41:23Now remember, the Asia Cup comes in the backdrop of Operation Sindhuur and the bitter ties with Pakistan since then.
41:29As far as the schedule of the tournament is concerned, the two nations will be taking on each other on the 14th of September.
41:36While this is going to be a press conference that is going to revolve around the Asia Cup selection,
41:44however, the biggest headline is going to come from the BCCI,
41:48and this is in fact the first sort of an admission from the BCCI that the Asia Cup is all go.
41:54There were indications, of course, that India would be playing Pakistan in the Asia Cup in the aftermath of Operation Sindhuur.
42:01However, there was no official confirmation that came from the end of the Board of Control for Cricket in India.
42:06But now that they are addressing a press conference, selecting a team for Asia Cup,
42:11it's pretty much guaranteed that India and Pakistan will be playing against each other in the Asia Cup,
42:17at least once, probably twice, and if both teams make the final, even three times.
42:23That question is going to dominate the press conference.
42:25That will be addressed by the captain of the Indian T20I team in Sura Kumar Yadav,
42:30as well as the chairman of selectors in Ajit Agarkar.
42:33The other big talking point is going to come from the selection or probably the non-selection of the Indian test captain.
42:39Shubhman Gill, who is at the helm in the Indian test squad,
42:43is unlikely to really make the cut in the T20 setup,
42:47probably because of a problem of plenty.
42:50Many players that are available in that squad,
42:52whether Shubhman Gill makes it or if he does not make the cut,
42:55either way is going to be a big talking point.
42:58And the other talking point is going to be Jaspreet Bumrah.
43:00Remember, he's been struggling with a bit of workload management.
43:04Reports suggest he's made himself available for this Asia Cup,
43:07if he comes back into that squad or not.
43:10So 15-member squad is going to be announced for the Indian team
43:13that will take part in the Continental Championship,
43:16where they are also scheduled to play Pakistan.
43:22And now shifting focus.
43:23Once upon a time, we hid our dark circles.
43:26Now we contour with them.
43:28A bold, unapologetic wave is here.
43:30It's called the tired girl trend.
43:32More than smushed eyeliner,
43:33it's burnout made beautiful,
43:35fatigue turned fierce,
43:37and messy transformed into magnetic.
43:39Shritija Gosavi decodes this new viral trend.
43:42Take a look.
43:43Forget concealer.
43:55Forget the beauty sleep.
43:57Gen Z is wide awake and proudly looking exhausted.
44:01It's called the tired girl trend.
44:07And it's not a cry for help.
44:09It's a statement.
44:14Leading the charge,
44:15actress Jenna Ortega,
44:17whose haunting portrayal of Wednesday Addams
44:19made fatigue look fierce,
44:21and suddenly dark smudges became desirable.
44:30But here's the twist.
44:31This new trend isn't new at all.
44:36Back in 1993,
44:37Fiona Horne,
44:38frontwoman of Australian alt-rock band Def FX,
44:41wore the same look deliberately.
44:43Her makeup artist enhanced her exhaustion for music videos.
44:58The tired girl aesthetic blends grunge roots
45:01with Korean beauty's hangover makeup,
45:03and a heavy dose of today's burnout culture.
45:06It's calculated imperfection.
45:08Pale skin, bruised lips,
45:10soft charcoal shadows,
45:12all curated to look like you just survived an emotional spiral.
45:18In a world of filters and flawlessness,
45:20Gen Z has decided,
45:22being tired isn't just a mood.
45:24It's a movement.
45:25Dark circles?
45:26Well, they are in.
45:27Perfection?
45:28That's so last season.
45:30With Shityja Gosavi,
45:32Bureau Report,
45:33India Today.
45:36And with that,
45:37it's a wrap on this bulletin.
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