Seven-year coma love story video goes viral
A video that claims to show a man staying by his wifes side during a seven-year coma has become popular online touching many peoples hearts while making others question if the story is true. The video shows a man taking care of a woman in a hospital room that has lots of machines. Text on the video says that he left his house his job and his friends to be with her while she was in a coma. It also says that the two got married again in the hospital after she woke up. Many people compared the story to the Bollywood movie Vivah. The video has received thousands of comments. People who watched it have praised the man for his patience his loyalty and his dedication. Some have said that the story is very different, from the breakups that happen in todays relationships. They see it as an example of love that never ends. Not everyone believes the story. Some people online think that the couple are people who make videos for the internet. They often post videos and pictures about love and romance. This has made some people wonder if the hospital scenes were real or if they were part of a planned video.
Israel’s election deadlock sees many possibilities
Israel’s election ended in political deadlock after major political parties failed to secure a parliamentary majority. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s right-wing bloc won 53 seats in the 120-member Knesset. Opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot led his alliance to 48 seats. Neither group reached the 61 seats necessary to govern. Arab-led parties Joint List and Ra’am won 19 seats combined. These results position them as potential kingmakers in coalition talks. Both parties broadly support Palestinian statehood. However, the Joint List refuses to label Hamas a terrorist organization. Consequently, major Jewish opposition parties reject formal alliances with these groups. Netanyahu’s far-right partners also refuse to align with the main opposition. These constraints create several distinct political scenarios. Netanyahu could build a national unity government with select opposition members. Alternatively, he could establish a minority government using external support or legislative abstentions. Eisenkot could theoretically serve as defense minister under a broader framework to build future political leadership credentials. However, he publicly ruled out serving under Netanyahu’s direct leadership. Failure in coalition negotiations would force another general election. A repeat vote would prolong political uncertainty and risk lower opposition voter turnout. Netanyahu maintains a narrow path to retain power. Nevertheless, constructing a stable governing coalition remains an immense challenge. All factions now evaluate strategic choices as negotiations continue.
PM Modi slams Congress after NDA ballot sweep
Prime Minister Narendra Modi mocked the Congress party yesterday. The BJP-led NDA secured a massive victory in recent Legislative Council elections. Officials held these polls using traditional ballot papers across four major states. Voters rejected the principal opposition party completely. Modi highlighted the election method on social media. He asked followers to guess the exact seat count for the grand old party. The Congress party failed to win a single seat. This electoral failure occurred despite the party ruling the state of Karnataka. The National Democratic Alliance captured all four contested seats in Karnataka. Voters cast their ballots in two teachers’ constituencies and two graduates’ constituencies. The alliance fielded three BJP candidates and one JD(S) candidate. Every single NDA nominee emerged victorious. Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw addressed the media regarding the results. He criticized opposition leaders for constantly demanding ballot papers instead of electronic voting machines. He pointed out that ballot voting still delivered a total defeat for them. In the Bengaluru teachers’ constituency, the JD(S) candidate defeated a five-time incumbent. In the North-East teachers’ constituency, the BJP candidate won his fifth consecutive term. Two other BJP candidates secured comfortable victories in the graduates’ constituencies. Critics often blame electronic voting machines for election losses. These recent results shattered that recurring opposition narrative. The ruling alliance proved its strong grassroots support. Voters decisively backed the NDA leadership.
Pakistani Hindus seek Ramayana release in Pakistan
A Hindu man living in Pakistan has appealed to the makers of the upcoming film Ramayana to release it in the country, stating that lakhs of Hindus there want to watch it on the big screen. In a video appeal reported this month, Moolchandani asked Sony Pictures Entertainment, the global distributor of the film, to consider releasing its English version in Pakistan. He acknowledged that strained relations between India and Pakistan could create obstacles, but emphasized that such a release would mean a great deal to the community. The appeal drew warm responses online. Several Indian users pledged support for the request, and one Muslim user expressed a desire to see the film released in Pakistan as well, noting its global appeal and praising lead actor Ranbir Kapoor. Directed by Nitesh Tiwari, Ramayana features Ranbir Kapoor as Lord Rama and Yash as Ravana. The film reportedly boasts a budget of about Rs 1,600 crore and will launch in two parts during Diwali 2026 and Diwali 2027.
Karnataka minister says SIR raises no concerns in the state
Karnataka Minister Sathish Jarkiholli said on Thursday that the Special Intensive Revision of rolls has not caused any issues in his state. The Congress leader said officials removed correct entries from the voter list. Jarkiholli explained who the deleted names belonged to. Some voters had passed away. Others had moved to addresses. Election officials also found a number of people registered more than once. He said these removals are part of roll-cleaning procedures. The minister made a distinction between Karnataka’s experience and the broader party position. He said Congress concerns are about states, not Karnataka. He did not mention which states or give details about the problems claimed. His comments come as Congress gets ready for a demonstration. The party is planning a rally in Delhi on November 1. Leaders will protest what they say are issues with the SIR process. Workers from states are expected to attend. The statement shows how Congress presents its complaints. The party does not oppose the revision everywhere. It focuses on states where it believes there are problems. Jarkiholli’s words suggest the Karnataka unit does not see any reason to worry at home. Political analysts will watch how the party manages these positions. Congress is, in charge of Karnataka so its leaders need to defend the state’s voting process. At the time the national leadership wants to push the issue in other places. Jarkiholli said voters should check their names on the updated list. He asked residents to fix any mistakes. He also said the state administration will assist anyone who finds an error. The Delhi rally will test the party’s message. Leaders need to explain why the same process works in one state but not another. Jarkiholli’s comments give an idea of how that argument will go.
Ex-minister Indranil Sen arrested after ED questioning
Indranil Sen, a Trinamool Congress leader and former West Bengal minister, found himself in police custody on Wednesday evening right after leaving the Enforcement Directorate (ED) office at the CGO Complex in Salt Lake following hours of interrogation. Sen arrived at the ED office at 1:00 PM for his third round of questioning. At 5:06 PM, officers from the Kolkata Police detective department escorted him into a police vehicle amid a heavy security presence. Additional Commissioner (Crime) Kunal Agarwal confirmed that officers transported him to the police headquarters at Lalbazar for further questioning. The investigation centers on irregularities involving the sale of Durga Puja preview passes, originating from a complaint filed at the Bowbazar police station. A senior police official stated that the alleged fraud involves Rs 34 crore, though investigators are still verifying the exact sum and tracing the money trail. Initially, the ED suspected the figure might range between Rs 50 crore and Rs 60 crore. As part of the probe, the agency raided multiple locations linked to Sen, including his residence in Kasba and a country house in Singur. Sen’s arrest followed a series of legal setbacks. The Calcutta High Court rejected his bail plea, and when his legal team approached the Supreme Court for protection on Tuesday, Justice Dipankar Datta recused himself from the case. Reacting to the arrest, Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari claimed the investigation could implicate other high-ranking figures, including former chief minister Mamata Banerjee—a remark that drew sharp criticism from the Opposition.
Dhubri police detain 63 in child marriage crackdown
Police in Dhubri district of Assam have taken 63 people into custody because of suspected child marriages. This is the number in the district during a new state-wide effort led by Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma. The people arrested include those who are accused of performing the marriages well as parents and guardians who are believed to have helped with them. The arrests happened in police station areas. There were 18 in Dhubri Sadar, 15 in Golakganj, nine in Bilasipara eight in Gauripur five each in Chapar and Fakirganj two in Tamarhat and one in Agomoni. The operation started on Tuesday. Involves several districts, including Goalpara, Darrang, Sonitpur, Morigaon and Kamrup along with Dhubri. In a message on X Sarma said that by 5 pm on Wednesday 524 people had been arrested and 441 cases had been filed across the state. He said that no one involved in this crime will be spared. He added that the goal is to make Assam free from child marriage. Police have said that the operations will keep going that they are still investigating and that more arrests are expected. Dhubri has been a target for these operations before. During a state- operation, on December 22 2024 68 people were taken into custody in the district. The campaign has received support from opposition leader Wazed Ali Choudhary, who has backed the governments actions. The people who were taken into custody are accused of crimes. Are considered innocent until proven guilty in court.
₹7 crore ticket claim roils congress
Gaurav Kumar, husband of Haryana Mahila Congress general secretary Suchitra Devi held a protest outside 10 Janpath this week. He claimed he paid Rs 7 crore through assistants of Congress leaders, including MP Priyanka Gandhi Vadra to get a party ticket for his wife.. He did not get the ticket and also did not get his money back. The claims have not been proven yet. Videos and reports online show Kumar asking for a refund and threatening to set himself on fire. Different reports give details. Some say the ticket was for the Lok Sabha while earlier claims were about the Bawal assembly seat in Haryana. This issue is not new. In March Kumar shared WhatsApp chats that involved assistants of many senior Congress leaders. BJP spokesperson Pradeep Bhandari called these chats ” evidence” of corruption. He accused the Gandhi family of trying to take money. Haryana Congress president Rao Narender Singh said the claims were false. Suchitra Devi was removed from the Mahila Congress. She said she had already left. A Delhi Police FIR was also filed, according to reports.