On March 10, 2017, while discussing political issues from his home office, Kelly’s two young children, Marion and James, unexpectedly wandered into the frame.

The incident quickly went viral, with many calling it one of the best TV moments of the year.

Kelly posted recent pictures of his family, including his wife, Kim Jung-A, and their now 12-year-old daughter, Marion, alongside eight-year-old James.

In an X post, he wrote, “Here is Yena - almost 12 - with my wife and James doing his homework. And James doing more homework, reading and practicing words from the story “Tickly Octopus” with me.”

“As always, my wife & I are very grateful for all the kind remarks over the years about our children. Thank you so much. Bob,” Kelly concluded his 2025 post.

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The event occurred at Liberty University during the VHSL Class 3 State Indoor Championship.

Kaelen Tucker, who is a junior at Brookville High School, was competing in the 4x200 relay when she was hit on the head with a baton by Alaila Everett, a senior from IC Norcom High School.

Tucker reported that the collision caused immediate pain, resulting in a headache that led her to seek medical attention.

Doctors confirmed she had a concussion and possibly a skull fracture.

Everett commented on the incident, explaining that her baton got stuck behind Tucker and swung back as she lost her balance.

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Both athletes have not spoken since the race, and Tucker’s family has reportedly sought a protective order against Everett.

The Virginia High School League is currently investigating the situation.

Known for her travel and lifestyle content, she posted an 11-second video on Instagram and TikTok on March 5, showcasing a note she received while traveling.

In the clip, Bohrer, who boasts one million followers on TikTok and 397,000 on Instagram, explains, “I’m sitting at the airport, and a pilot just placed this on my table and walked away.” The video features a brown paper napkin resting beside a bottle of water.

The handwritten message on the napkin read, “I have seen the whole world, and you are the most beautiful human in it.”

Bohrer, with nearly 780,000 YouTube subscribers, shared a heartwarming video on TikTok featuring Taylor Swift’s “Enchanted” in the background. In the clip, she reveals a note she received from a pilot at the airport, stating, “I didn’t even see his face.”

As of Thursday, March 6, the video had gone viral, garnering 11.4 million views and 1.7 million likes. Bohrer, who resides in Charleston, South Carolina, also uploaded the video to Instagram, captioning it, “So kind.”

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The clip elicited a range of responses online. One commenter, identifying as a former flight attendant, cautioned, “You can be sure he’s doing that at every airport and probably has someone waiting for him to come home.” In contrast, another urged Bohrer to “marry him,” while a third remarked, “It’s called a meet cute for a reason, ok.”

“I didn’t think that being so happy could lead to something like this,” Diala said in a recent interview with Inside Edition, where she shared her perspective on the incident.

She explained that she wanted to “boost her spirits and energise herself” for the day ahead.

The controversy began when Diala posted a TikTok video, now set to private, showing her dancing on an empty plane at 6am while waiting for the captain, who was delayed by two hours.

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Diala expressed her devastation after being fired for a viral video. In the clip, she captioned, “Ghetto bih till I D-I-E, don’t let the uniform fool you,” as a celebratory dance marking the end of her probationary period.

“I was really proud of myself that I came so far,” Diala reflected on the moment. But her excitement was short-lived when Alaska Airlines terminated her employment just six months into her contract, leaving her heartbroken.

In an interview with the US news outlet, Diala shared her feelings of injustice, saying, “I put on a proud face every time I stepped on that plane, and for them to terminate me without giving me a chance, it just was unfair.” She added that the airline cited a violation of their social media policy as the reason for her dismissal.

Local media on Saturday showed images of red paint scrawled across walls at the course with the slogans “Free Gaza” and “Free Palestine” as well as insults against Trump.

“Gaza is not for sale” was also painted on one of the greens and holes dug up on the course.

Palestine Action said it caused the damage, posting on social media platform X: “Whilst Trump attempts to treat Gaza as his property, he should know his own property is within reach.”

Last month, Trump enraged the Arab world by declaring unexpectedly that the United States would take over Gaza, resettle its over 2-million Palestinian population and develop it into the “Riviera of the Middle East.”

Police Scotland said it was investigating.

“Around 4.40am on Saturday, 8 March, 2025, we received a report of damage to the golf course and a premises on Maidens Road, Turnberry,” a Police Scotland spokesperson said, adding that enquiries were ongoing.

Separately on Saturday, a man waving a Palestinian flag climbed the Big Ben tower at London’s Palace of Westminster.

Clips featuring Shahroz, played by Shuja Asad, confronting Ali Nawaz, played by Mehmood Aslam, to demand his share of the inheritance have gone viral on social media.

The scene escalated as Shahroz grabbed Nawaz’s collar, pushing Ushna Shah and Isra Ghazal aside while arguing with Nawaz.

The comment section has been flooded with praise for the cast, particularly highlighting the performances of Mahmood and Ushna.

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Faryal expressed her dismay over the loss, reflecting the sentiments of many Pakistani cricket fans around the world.

Social media users were struck by the resemblance between Faryal’s features and those of Deepika, which contributed to the video’s rapid spread.

In the video, Faryal expressed her sadness over the Pakistani cricket team’s performance against India, stating that she had come to support the team but was left deeply disappointed.

“Pakistan has been eliminated from the Champions Trophy. We are all heartbroken. Despite losing the first match, we intended to support Pakistan with full enthusiasm,” she said.

Comments flooded social media, with users dubbing her “Deepika Pro Max” and likening her to another Indian actress Esha Deol, referencing her resemblance.

More Indian users also chimed in, suggesting that Faryal should consider acquiring Indian citizenship or trying her luck in Bollywood after her disappointment with the Pakistani team.

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The video referenced Trump’s recent Truth Social post on Monday where he declared, “Long Live the King!”.

Social media buzzed with reactions, as many users discussed whether “this was a sophisticated hack or a deliberate stunt.”

It is still uncertain who is behind the incident, whether hackers or another group. In the meantime, the internet was flooded with images and videos related to the event.

An X user posted the video with the caption, “WOW! This actually just happened! The monitors were hacked at the US Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) to display an AI video of Trump licking Elon Musk’s toes. The caption over it read, LONG LIVE THE REAL KING.”

In a statement to The Hill, Housing and Urban Development spokesperson Kasey Lovett said: “Another waste of taxpayer dollars and resources. Appropriate action will be taken for all involved.”

After 6pm EST, HUD Secretary Scott Turner’s press office said in a statement to Forbes that the monitors at HUD were “showcasing the wins of the Trump administration, including action to lower the cost and expand the supply of affordable housing,”

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“We expect the media to cover these historic achievements with the same level of detail and immediacy as other frivolous stories” he added.

Over the weekend, Musk sparked controversy and confusion by posting on X that government employees should reply to a mass email detailing five accomplishments from the past week, warning that not responding would be viewed as a resignation.

“I can’t sleep; I keep thinking about home,” the news outlet quoted him as saying as he sat alone and gazed at the chaotic traffic outside.

At the busy Mata Ramabai Ambedkar Marg Police Station near Mumbai’s Crawford Market, Khan in a pahadi topi (cap worn by mountainous people) and pathani kurta (tunic) is a common sight.

Sometimes he walks around or is asked to serve tea to officers and visitors. At night, he sleeps in an empty office space in the station but struggles to rest.

Khan, a cloth merchant, told the police that in November 2021, he went on a business trip to Kathmandu. There, he claimed he was cheated by local vendors who ordered more than 3,000 leather jackets but failed to pay for goods worth over Rs25 million.

“They gave him a cheque, but it bounced. Despite his repeated follow-ups with the police and other authorities, nothing moved. So he stayed there for around 22 months,” said a police officer at the MRA Marg station.

Khan claimed that while he was following up on his complaint with the Nepal police, he was assaulted by the vendors in September 2023, who stole his passport and other documents. “By that time, the Nepal authorities had fined him about $1,000 for overstaying.”

Without any documents or money to pay the fine, Khan claimed that he crossed into India through the Sonauli port in Uttar Pradesh. From Sonauli, he took a train to Gorakhpur and then to New Delhi, where he went to the Pakistan High Commission but said “he was not heard.” After that, he travelled to Mumbai.

On November 1, 2023, Khan arrived at the Dadar Railway Station and took a taxi to the Deputy Commissioner of Police (Zone 1) office near CST station.

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In the following months, he was detained at the MRA Marg Police Station and questioned by various authorities, including the Intelligence Bureau and RA&W.

On April 11, 2024, he was arrested for illegal entry into India under the Foreigners Act and the Passport Act. A chargesheet was filed against him, and on October 8, 2024, the Esplanade Court sentenced him to six months in prison. The magistrate also ordered his deportation.

Khan was released from Arthur Road Jail on October 11, 2024, the report said. As authorities decided where to place him, the police transferred him back to the MRA Marg Police Station and issued a “restriction order,” preventing him from leaving the station until his deportation, citing concerns that he might become untraceable or engage in illegal activities in India.

She described how she was “initially terrified” by the IDF bombings of Gaza, saying, “Some of it was terrifying, especially at first, because you’re not used to it. You feel the house shaking, but over time, the fear subsided.”

Berger was moved around by her captors in a bid to conceal her location.

In her captivity, she and fellow hostage Liri Albag were often kept in Palestinian homes, where they had to remain silent when listening to the radio or speaking Hebrew, as their Hamas guards feared their language could be overheard by neighbours.

In a meeting with Rabbi Yoshiyahu Pinto, Berger also discussed her connection to Judaism and her efforts to observe Jewish traditions despite the harsh conditions.

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For Passover, despite a lack of traditional foods, Berger asked for cornmeal and dates and created a makeshift Seder with Albag.

The two women also fasted on Tisha B’Av, keeping track of the date via television broadcasts.

On Yom Kippur, they even managed to observe the fast with the help of their captors, who, after some effort, provided them with the correct date.

The 26-year-old alleges in her petition that she entered into a relationship with the 53-year-old SpaceX CEO in May 2023. She claimed that they were intimate around January 2 and January 3, 2024, which she believes led to her son’s conception. While the child’s official birth date and name have been redacted, his first initial is noted as “R.”

In her filing, St Clair expressed confidence that Musk is the father, stating that she “did not have sexual intercourse with any other male during the time the child was conceived.”

She has also requested the court to order a genetic test for Musk to establish paternity.

In her paternity lawsuit against Musk, St Clair has submitted a series of text messages to the court, which she claims illustrate her relationship with the billionaire and his acknowledgement of fatherhood.

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Court documents reveal that St Clair sent Musk a photo of herself holding their newborn in the hospital, to which he allegedly replied, “I look forward to seeing you and him this weekend.”

Earlier this week, previously private messages between the two were also made public, suggesting discussions about various intimate positions.

St Clair clarified in her court documents that she is not currently seeking child support from Musk but has requested a temporary financial support order for their child.

“Spoiler When @gordongram says Pakistan has some of the best food, you better believe it! We are going to the drafts baby!!!” she said in an Instagram post on Friday.

Chefs loved her homemade yoghurt as Ramsay praised the Pakistani cuisine.

While announcing her selection on Instagram, Ishtiaq expressed her gratitude for the opportunity to pursue her passion and represent her community on such a prestigious platform.

In an interview, she described the experience as “overwhelming,” noting the support she has received from her community. She shared that her journey to the show began years ago, as she applied and then forgot about her application until she received a call inviting her for further discussions.

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The selection process involved multiple interviews and background checks, leading to her being chosen from thousands of applicants.

Ishtiaq highlighted her pride in her achievements as a private chef and business owner, stating, “I’ve carved my path here and I’m so proud of it.” She aims to embrace every moment of this experience and grow from it.

In addition to her culinary pursuits, Ishtiaq founded a company called It’s Actually, which produces halal, hand-crafted bone broth. She has garnered recognition in the past, including a feature in Forbes, and hopes to open a café that accommodates various dietary needs.

The 24-year-old Phillips shared two pregnancy updates on Instagram, including a video where she cradles her baby bump, captioned “Baby Phillips 2025.”

But the announcement has been met with skepticism. Many fans are questioning the veracity of the British content creator’s claim, with some speculating that it may be a publicity stunt aimed at garnering attention. She also posted a photo of two pregnancy tests—one clearly positive and the other inconclusive—adding to the doubts among her audience.

One follower expressed concern, stating, “I hope it’s not fake because that’ll be a pretty sick joke” while another said, “If this is fake news, you will once again tarnish the image of creators and show how far they are willing to go for money and views.”

Last year, Phillips went viral for her social media post. She had participated in a competition on the podcast “Reality Check Show”.

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The stunt sparked a variety of reactions from users across social media platforms.

Several content creators and adult film stars have generated huge amounts of money from the London based internet content subscription service.

In October 2024, internet influencer Corinna Kopf announced her retirement from OnlyFans after earning a whopping price of $67 million in three successful years on the platform.

The footage, shared by the RPF’s official account on X, features Constable Reena performing her duties with a baton in hand, all while her child sleeps comfortably in a carrier strapped to her chest.

“She serves, she nurtures, she does it all. A mother, a warrior, standing tall,” the RPF said.

“Constable Reena from 16BN/RPSF performing her duties while carrying her child, representing the countless mothers who balance the call of duty with motherhood every day,” it said.

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The video has resonated widely on Indian social media.

The Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee (SGPC) and Shiromani Akali Dal have condemned US authorities for allegedly prohibiting the deportees from wearing their turbans during their detention.

The incident involved 116 illegal Indian immigrants who arrived in Amritsar from the US on February 15. One deportee claimed that they were instructed to remove their turbans upon entering the US, a point that has drawn significant outrage.

A viral video captured the deportees seated on the floor of the airport, visibly without their turbans, sparking widespread condemnation.

In response, the SGPC officials were dispatched to provide turbans to the deportees upon their arrival. SGPC General Secretary Gurcharan Singh Grewal expressed regret over the treatment of the deportees, stating that “the turban is an integral part of Sikh identity.” He confirmed that the SGPC planned to address the issue with US authorities.

Shiromani Akali Dal leader Bikram Singh Majithia also condemned the actions of US officials and urged the Indian Ministry of External Affairs to take “immediate action” to prevent such incidents in the future.

The controversy surfaced shortly after Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to the US, where he discussed the return of undocumented immigrants as part of President Donald Trump’s crackdown on illegal immigration.

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Subsequent flights have brought a total of 332 illegal Indian immigrants back to Amritsar, raising questions among opposition leaders about the motives behind such deportations and the government’s handling of the situation. The BJP has responded by accusing opposition parties of exaggerating the issue.

The incident occurred last Friday near Thompson Cove Beach in the Turks and Caicos Islands, where the 55-year-old Canadian woman had ventured just a few yards into the water.

Local authorities reported that she “attempted to engage” with the six-foot-long shark before the attack occurred. As a result of the incident, she underwent amputation of one arm below the wrist and the other midway up her forearm. The woman has since returned to Canada for further medical treatment.

While the exact species of shark involved in the attack is still unconfirmed, local reports indicate it may have been a bull shark.

Witnesses described the chaos as the woman’s husband plunged into the water, trying to scare the shark away before it could attack again. Tourists gathered around the victim, using their clothing to help stop the bleeding.

Video footage taken by another visitor showed the shark swimming in the area prior to the incident, with reports suggesting it had been present for about 40 minutes before the attack occurred.

Authorities confirmed that the tourist had tried to engage with the animal in shallow waters to take photographs before the attack took place.

Shark attacks are infrequent in the Turks and Caicos Islands, with only one reported incident last year. However, local authorities have advised caution to beachgoers.

In the nearby Cayman Islands, feeding sharks has been banned since 2022 due to the potential dangers it poses to swimmers and divers.

The recording, captured by a passive acoustic recorder approximately 900 miles from the site of the OceanGate vessel’s demise, was produced by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA).

NOAA’s Ocean Noise Reference Station Network comprises 13 passive acoustic monitoring locations across the northeastern United States.

The audio begins with steady static, which is abruptly interrupted by a loud boom. The Coast Guard believes this sound indicates the Titan buckling under the immense pressure of the water, leading to the instantaneous loss of all aboard.

The Coast Guard reported that an audio clip captures the suspected acoustic signature of the Titan submersible’s implosion on June 18, 2023.

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Among the five victims were OceanGate CEO Stockton Rush, 61, who was piloting the Titan; renowned deep-sea explorer Paul-Henri Nargeolet, 77, known for his expertise in visiting the Titanic wreck; British entrepreneur Hamish Harding, 58; and Pakistani businessman Shahzada Dawood, 48, along with his 19-year-old son, Suleman. They were on a journey to view the Titanic wreck site in the North Atlantic Ocean off the coast of Canada.

The Titan lost contact with its support ship less than two hours into the voyage, prompting a desperate search effort.

The incident garnered public interest, particularly after reports of “banging noises” were detected, leading to discussions about the passengers’ chances of survival in the cramped, oxygen-depleted submersible.

Duolingo said it’s working with “authorities” who are investigating the owl’s cause of death, but, “Tbh, he probably died waiting for you to do your lesson, but what do we know.”

“We are aware he had many enemies, but we kindly ask that you refrain from sharing why you hate him in the comments,” the company said in a statement.

“For years, he tirelessly reminded millions to do their language lessons − sometimes with gentle nudges, sometimes with sheer, unhinged persistence. But even the most relentless of birds can only take so much.”

The company updated its social media profile pictures and app icon to display Duo with Xs over his eyes. A separate post on Duolingo’s official X page included a video showing a mysterious Tesla Cybertruck colliding with the mascot.

The caption read, “Reward for anyone who can identify the driver. Please share any information on Twitter. Thank you for your understanding during this difficult time.”

A Duolingo spokesperson confirmed to CBS News Pittsburgh’s KDKA-TV that Duo’s death is part of a marketing campaign.

The announcement quickly went viral, with the post garnering over 47 million views by Wednesday morning.

Established in 2011, the Pittsburgh-based company provides over 100 courses across more than 40 languages, delivered in bite-sized sessions.

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The video showed Allahbadia crying to the camera and lamenting about all the lost work. But the video was three-year-old and has been re-shared on social media, connecting the recent controversy.

The clip was about when Allahbadia had tested positive for the coronavirus back then.

He said, “Hi guys, I just tested positive for Covid.”

India’s Got Latent gets cancelled

On Wednesday, the Vishva Hindu Parishad announced that India’s Got Latent’s upcoming performances in Gujarat have been cancelled.

The VHP noted that tickets for Raina’s shows planned for April were no longer available for purchase on the online platform.

In a statement, VHP regional secretary Ashvin Patel stated that the organisers chose to cancel such shows due to the controversy.

Raina was slated to perform four shows in three Gujarat cities, Vadodara, Ahmedabad, and Surat.

Allahbadia’s breakup rumours

Allahbadia’s rumoured girlfriend Nikki Sharma shared a cryptic post on Instagram about “rejecting negative energy.” It has added fuel to the rumours of their breakup.

“Your body doesn’t just reject food; it also rejects energy. If your body starts rejecting certain places, people, or things, trust it and listen,” one post said.

Both Sharma and Allahbadia have unfollowed each other on Instagram.

Samay Raina deletes all videos

Raina has announced that he has removed all episodes of his show from his YouTube channel after backlash stemming from “indecent jokes.”

“Everything that has been happening has been too much for me to handle. I have removed all India’s Got Latent videos from my channel,” he said in a social media post.

“My only objective was to make people laugh and have a good time. I will fully cooperate with all agencies to ensure their inquiries are concluded fairly. Thank you (sic).”

Allahbadia apologised

On Monday, Allahbadia apologised, admitting to a “lapse of judgment.” In his video apology, the YouTuber acknowledged that “comedy is not my forte.”

FIR filed against show’s participants

YouTube took down an episode, featuring Allahbadia, after the Indian government issued a notice regarding the content.

After the removal, the Mumbai Police summoned both Allahbadia and Raina for questioning related to the controversy.

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The FIR identified Indian influencers Samay Raina, Ranveer Allahbadia, and other participants from the show, including Ashish Chanchlani and Apoorva Mukhija, for allegedly making inappropriate and offensive comments on the show.

The case has been filed in several cities, including Mumbai and Guwahati, and accuses them of promoting content that purportedly offends public sentiments.

Authorities have begun an investigation, and legal experts warn that the case could “establish a precedent for regulating online content in India.”

In his five-minute address, Larson suddenly stopped talking and appeared visibly distressed, raising concerns about a potential stroke.

Despite attempting to continue, his voice slowed and became silent.

Later that evening, a spokesperson disclosed that Larson likely experienced an adverse reaction to a new medication, and he is undergoing precautionary tests by the House attending physician.

The spokesperson reassured the people that Larson remained alert and engaged in meetings after the incident and was in “good spirits.”

The spokesperson expressed gratitude for the well-wishes the Congressman received. This is being done out of an “abundance of caution following the concerning incident during his speech.”

He had been voicing concerns about the Trump administration’s access to sensitive payment systems through the Treasury Department just before the incident occurred.

Larson has served his constituents since 1998 and was re-elected in November.

This episode, which included obscene jokes made by Allahbadia, faced widespread backlash and multiple complaints alleging vulgarity.

After the removal, the Mumbai Police summoned both Allahbadia and Raina for questioning related to the controversy.

A parliamentary committee “was considering sending a formal notice to Allahbadia concerning his remarks,” reports said.

A senior adviser to the Union Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, Kanchan Gupta, said on X that the episode was blocked due to government orders, sharing a screenshot indicating its unavailability on YouTube.

Allahbadia, on his BeerBiceps channel, sparked outrage after posing an inappropriate question to a contestant on the show. The question prompted demands for “stricter regulations” on online content.

In light of the controversy, Allahbadia has issued an apology, acknowledging that “his comments were not only inappropriate but also unfunny.” He emphasised that he does not consider comedy his “strong suit.”

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The Mumbai Police is the investigation agency in the case and have received complaints against several individuals involved in the episode, including YouTuber Ashish Chanchlani and influencer Apoorva Makhija, also known as The Rebel Kid.

Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis has also weighed in, stating that while freedom of speech was important, it should not infringe upon the rights of others, calling for action against those who violate societal norms regarding decency.

The tech giant wrote in a blog post that users outside the United States will continue to see both the original and new name for the Gulf of Mexico, as is the case for other disputed locations.

“People using Maps in the U.S. will see ‘Gulf of America,’ and people in Mexico will see ‘Gulf of Mexico.’ Everyone else will see both names,” Google wrote.

Google said the change aligns with its policy of following official US government geographic designations through the Geographic Names Information System.

Upon taking office, Trump signed executive orders not only changing the name of the Gulf of Mexico but also reverting the name of Denali, America’s highest peak, to its former moniker Mt. McKinley.

In 2015, then-president Barack Obama officially recognized the Alaska mountain as Denali, the name used by Alaska Natives for centuries.

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Trump’s renaming sparked criticism from indigenous groups in Alaska, who have long advocated for maintaining the Denali name, and raised diplomatic concerns with Mexico.

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum has cheekily suggested calling the United States “Mexican America,” pointing to a map from before one-third of her country was seized by the United States in 1848.

The Kohat resident’s body was discovered in her apartment and immediately shifted to the hospital for a post-mortem examination, the police said.

A case has been registered on a complaint filed by the deceased’s brother and have launched an investigation into the cause of death.

Initial reports suggest that the TikToker may have died due to drug use or natural causes. But further investigations are underway to determine the exact cause of her death.

“Ahmed apna wada pura karey na karey, Careem zaroor karega. Safe aur secure rides ka,” the company’s X, erstwhile Twitter, account said in a post.

The ridesharing application shared a clip from the Aaj News TV clip which showed that the alleged husband of an American woman left the woman stranded.

Onijah Robinson, a 33-year-old American citizen, travelled to Karachi in October to meet her “online friend”. But the 19-year-old boy allegedly abandoned her, citing his family’s disapproval of their marriage, and has since gone missing, reports said.

Robinson reportedly left her family in the United States to be with the boy. The situation gained public attention when Zaffar Abbas, founder of the Jafriya Disaster Management Cell Welfare Organisation, shared her story on social media. In response, Tessori intervened to extend Robinson’s expired visa and arrange a flight home.

Despite these efforts, Robinson refused to return to the US, reports said. Instead, she took a taxi to Memon’s apartment complex, where she spent nearly 30 hours in the parking lot before moving to a Chhipa charity shelter. She is expected to stay there until her eventual return to the United States.

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It is not yet confirmed if Robinson and the boy are married as claimed by the American woman. At one point in a press conference with philanthropist Ramzan Chhipa on January 31, she said that she needed $100,000 to fix up the country.

Last week, Sindh Governor Kamran Tessori urged people to not make memes and fun of a distraught American woman, who has been in Karachi since October for her alleged lover.

The ads promoted “Parents Worship Day” and included images of the self-styled godman, who serves a life sentence following his conviction in a 2013 rape case.

The lawyer took to social media to express outrage, questioning how the Delhi Metro could allow advertisements for a criminal convicted of serious offences. He described the decision as “highly shameful.”

In response to the criticism, the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) assured the people that it has initiated the process to remove the controversial ads.

The DMRC stated that it has issued “immediate instructions” to its licensee to take down the advertisements as soon as possible, though the removal process may take some time.

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The incident has sparked mixed reactions online, with some users questioning the rapidity of ad approvals, while others supported the DMRC’s decision to remove the ads.

“If any child is caught engaging in the activity, I will file a case against the child’s father and will beat him with shoes in the middle of the road,” he was heard in the video showing him making announcement from the mosque’s mike.

He also mentioned that they would demolish the kite flyer’s home.

The unusual measure by the Islamabad police comes after their failure to curb kite flying, which has been a concern in the area. Warraich made the announcement over the loudspeaker at a local mosque, and a video of the statement has gone viral.

While addressing parents, Warraich urged them to prevent their children from kite flying, declaring it a “dangerous game” that could result in loss of life. He emphasised the risks associated with the activity, reinforcing the need for community awareness.

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Attempts are being made to obtain a response from the Islamabad police spokesperson regarding the matter.

In reaction to the police’s unusual statement, senior lawyer Sardar Abdul Razak stated that while the police can take action against violations of the law, they do not have the authority to demolish homes or physically assault individuals.

He asserted that such actions would constitute a “crime” on the part of the police officer involved. Razak noted that, in addition to disciplinary action, a case could also be filed against the officer for their conduct.

“I ask all Pakistani nation to not make memes on this and not make fun of the situation as the God would not like it,” he told Suno News in Karachi on Sunday.

“I myself said a thing in a lighter mode, which I should not have said. I said in a fun way, as an example which I think I should not have said.”

Onijah Robinson, a 33-year-old American citizen, travelled to Karachi in October to meet her “online friend”. But the 19-year-old boy allegedly abandoned her, citing his family’s disapproval of their marriage, and has since gone missing, reports said.

Robinson reportedly left her family in the United States to be with the boy. The situation gained public attention when Zaffar Abbas, founder of the Jafriya Disaster Management Cell Welfare Organisation, shared her story on social media. In response, Tessori intervened to extend Robinson’s expired visa and arrange a flight home.

Despite these efforts, Robinson refused to return to the US, reports said. Instead, she took a taxi to Memon’s apartment complex, where she spent nearly 30 hours in the parking lot before moving to a Chhipa charity shelter. She is expected to stay there until her eventual return to the United States.

Earlier this week, social worker Ramzan Chhipa told reporters that Robinson’s mental state was not well and that she kept saying different things every five minutes.

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It is not yet confirmed if Robinson and the boy are married as claimed by the American woman. At one point in a press conference with the philanthropist on January 31, said that she needed $100,000 to fix up the country.

When asked about the case, Tessori confirmed that he arranged a ticket for the woman and extended her visa by 15 days. He added that the people followed a trend of “witticism” after “mishandling” of the case.

“I think we should not make fun of her if she has a psychological problem and as a Pakistani and a Muslim, our religion asks us to treat non-Muslims the way you treat your family members. We hope she safely returns home.”

Crafted by designer ABODI and named “Vampire Castle,” the piece featured a diorama enveloping his head with Smith’s face visible through a circular opening.

The accessory, priced at approximately €4,500 (around $4,600), drew immediate attention and mixed reactions.

While some praised the avant-garde design, many took to social media to mock the unusual choice. Comments included playful jabs such as “Jaden Smith is in the house” and comparisons to a “cone of shame” for dogs.

Despite the trolling, Smith paired the headpiece with a Louis Vuitton suit.

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Public opinion largely leaned toward confusion, with the majority of responses reflecting disbelief at his choice of attire.

“I would highly suggest you don’t go to war with me,” she said in response to critics and a Daily Mail article highlighting the backlash over her outfits

Winters’ comments have resonated with her supporters, who believe she is being targeted for her conservative views rather than her journalistic work.

The 23-year-old broadcast journalist has recently stirred controversy. Her reporting from Washington, DC, leading up to President Trump’s inauguration on January 20, has been a focal point of discussion.

On her first day in the White House briefing room, Winters donned a form-fitting dress and high heels. Images of her attire quickly went viral, raising questions about its appropriateness for a White House press briefing.

While taking to Instagram, Winters shared a photo of herself, proudly declaring, “Officially a White House correspondent.”

In the image, she wore a black top over a white collared shirt, paired with a short white leather skirt featuring a chevron design.

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Her outfit drew criticism on social media, with many users accusing her of dressing too casually and lacking professionalism.

She argued that the criticism of her clothing was an attempt to “discredit” her show, claiming, “Since they can’t censor us anymore, they’re trying to undermine my credibility by attacking my clothes.”

Two CCTV videos obtained by CNN show the incident involving a Black Hawk helicopter and an American Airlines flight, which resulted in a fireball as both aircraft plummeted into the frigid waters of the Potomac River.

In the footage, the passenger jet appears as a bright light approaching the camera while landing at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport. The helicopter is then seen entering the frame from the left just seconds before the two aircraft collide, erupting into flames.

Footage shows the wreckage of both the passenger plane and military helicopter crashing into the icy waters of the Potomac River.

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According to four officials speaking to The New York Times, military pilots had requested a specific flight path known as Route 4 from air traffic control, which allows helicopters to operate at low altitudes along the eastern bank of the river. But the helicopter reportedly flew higher and farther from the bank than permitted.

While the helicopter was required to maintain an altitude below 200 feet, it allegedly climbed above 300 feet before colliding with the commercial airliner.

In response to the incident, Trump took to Truth Social, stating, “The Black Hawk helicopter was flying too high, by a lot. It was far above the 200-foot limit.”