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Viswashkumar Ramesh, the sole survivor of the Air India 171 crash, mourned his younger brother Ajay during emotional last rites in their Diu village. Despite his miraculous escape, Viswash is deeply traumatized by the loss, struggling to cope with his brother's death while his family expresses gratitude for his survival amidst their grief. Need More Context? 🔎

Trump Installs New Flagpoles at White HousePresident Trump oversaw the installation of two new massive flagpoles on the North and South Lawns of the White House, marking the most significant exterior change since his return to office. Amid ongoing international conflicts, Trump expressed excitement about the construction, emphasizing the poles' stability and design, aligning the White House's aesthetics more closely with his Mar-a-Lago resort. Need More Context? 🔎

Iran launched missiles at Israel, hitting a hospital and injuring at least 32 people, amid escalating conflict and speculation about potential U.S. military involvement. President Trump remains ambiguous about U.S. actions while Iran's leader, Khamenei, rejected calls for surrender, asserting that military intervention would cause significant damage. Explain It To Me Like I'm 5: Iran shot missiles at Israel and hurt people, while the U.S. president is thinking about what to do next. Need More...

Devi Khadka, arrested at 17 during Nepal’s civil war, faced torture and stigma as a "rape victim" but rose to prominence as a rebel leader. After serving in parliament and confronting the erasure of wartime rape, she now advocates for justice and unity among Nepal’s forgotten women in the documentary "Devi Khadka: The Undefeated" by Subina Shrestha. Need More Context? 🔎

Spanish forensic experts have linked DNA found on the body of Audrey Fang, who was murdered in Spain, to Mitchell Ong, the main suspect, although his defense argues the findings are inconclusive. Ong, who maintains his innocence, remains in custody as investigations continue, with evidence suggesting both he and Fang were in the same area at the time of her death. Need More Context? 🔎

KMD Brands, owner of Kathmandu, Ripcurl, and Oboz, has warned that unseasonably warm autumn weather in Australia could lead to a full-year earnings drop of up to $NZ35 million, with expected underlying earnings between $NZ15m and $NZ25m, down from $NZ50m last year. Despite a 6.4% sales slump at Kathmandu, recent cooler weather has sparked a 13.2% sales growth in June, and the company continues to focus on online sales and growth initiatives. Need More Context?...