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The viral clips capture the animals jumping into the tank, swimming across the water, and playfully splashing around.

Anand Mahindra shared a video on X featuring a boy named Sahil, who was seen entertaining passersby with an impressive magic act on a street in the Uttarakhand hill town.

In the clip, a goat can be seen balancing on the back of a donkey while munching leaves from a tree.

A British traveller attempting to spend 24 hours in India without money was met with kindness after an Amritsar shopkeeper welcomed him, saying, ‘No problem, bro. You’re in India’.

The footage shows a humanoid robot performing an energetic dance routine in front of a crowd. During the demonstration, the machine swings its leg and accidentally kicks a child standing nearby in the stomach.

After running out of water during a hike in rural Japan, IIT Jodhpur graduate Aditya Parkhi approached a home and was unexpectedly welcomed by an elderly couple for lunch.

After Chutou vanished from his family’s farmland, Guo rushed home from abroad and tracked down a suspect, offering Rs 1.4 lakh for the Border Collie’s return, only to uncover a tragic fate.

By day, Deepak Pandey works as a university section officer. By evening, he becomes a bike taxi rider in Ahmedabad, using the extra income to fund his dream of travelling the world.

The video shows an elderly foreign tourist purportedly causing a disturbance at a fruit and vegetable stall in a busy market. The man can be seen tossing tomatoes into the air and catching them.

After a viral video showed young Virat Kohli fan Yugveer Budhiraja in tears over a missed autograph, Lalit Modi tracked him down and promised him a signed IPL Season 1 bat.

The video begins by showing a train coach strewn with blankets and bed covers dumped on the floor, alongside food wrappers and other waste scattered throughout the compartment.

Virat Kohli was seen encouraging Vaibhav Sooryavanshi to remain focused and continue striving for greater success.

The victim, identified as Amit Mohan Sukale, died in Rashin village of Karjat taluka. Police said the area had been experiencing strong winds and heavy rain over the past two days.

Top 10 richest people in Asia: According to the new Bloomberg Billionaires Index, Gautam Adani remains Asia’s wealthiest person with a fortune of $117.4 billion.

At just 19, Tahsin Mohammed Jamshid has etched his name into football history after earning a spot in Qatar’s 26-man World Cup squad, becoming the first Malayali ever selected for the sport’s biggest stage.

Authorities cleared Jabari Brown, who gained attention after winning MrBeast’s 2025 YouTube challenge, ‘100 Pilots Fight For A Private Jet’, of any wrongdoing in the incident.

The incident unfolded after a comedy reel he posted about Google Maps malfunctioning amid the conflict in West Asia was flagged by Dubai authorities.

A lifelong New York Knicks supporter, Zohran Mamdani has backed the franchise throughout its remarkable run to the championship series, its first NBA Finals appearance in nearly three decades.

An Indian Army aviation graduation ceremony in Nashik turned into a romantic spectacle when Captain Bharat Bhardwaj proposed to his girlfriend of five years right after the passing-out parade.

Sharing the video, a X page dedicated to Everest expeditions, criticised the state of the campsite.

Top 10 richest people in the world in June 2026: Elon Musk continues to hold the title of the world’s richest person by a wide margin. In May, Musk added $53 billion to his fortune.

In a LinkedIn post, Hyderabad-based Uber principal recruiter Raghu Tenneti described the episode humorously, saying the candidate did not merely ghost the company but seemed to “vanish from existence”.

According to the Volkswagen Virtus owner, the attendants first filled around 41 litres, briefly paused, and then resumed refuelling, claiming large quantities are often dispensed in two stages.

Karan Patil shared that immigration constraints increasingly shaped his choices and left him prioritising legal status over building a meaningful life.

Arun Bothra’s remarks come amid growing criticism of several videos circulating online that show Indian tourists dancing in public places in countries such as Vietnam and the United States.