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An Indian mariner, Sahil Akram, has gone viral after sharing a video claiming to show Cristiano Ronaldo's house in Portugal. Filmed from offshore near Funchal, Madeira, the clip features an orange-coloured villa along the coastline. The footage has sparked curiosity among football fans, although the property's ownership has not been independently verified.

A Brazilian man tried to ram his ex-partner's car after refusing to accept their breakup, but the attempt backfired spectacularly. CCTV footage shows him speeding towards her stationary vehicle and hitting it before striking the curb and flipping his own car onto its roof. His 52-year-old ex-partner escaped unharmed, while the 47-year-old man was hospitalised and detained by police.

A population counter at AIIMS Delhi has gone viral after displaying India's estimated population at around 1.48 billion. The figure sparked online discussions, with users questioning its accuracy. Grok reportedly explained that the billboard works as a demographic projection clock, not a real-time headcount. Current projections suggest India could cross the 1.5-billion mark by 2028.

A viral video showing Delhi-NCR buildings disappearing behind a thick blanket of smog has sparked concern online. The visuals highlight the region's worsening air pollution, with poor visibility adding to residents' concerns. Post-Diwali pollution, vehicle emissions, construction dust and unfavourable weather conditions have contributed to the crisis, keeping Delhi's air quality under scrutiny.

Martin Luther King Jr's handwritten seven-page draft of his 'I Have a Dream' speech has gone viral after it was discovered in a desk drawer belonging to former aide Edward T. Clayton. Clayton's family preserved the manuscript for decades. Featuring King's edits and annotations, it is set to be auctioned by Christie's in January 2027, with estimates exceeding $10 million.

Turkish pilot Mehmet Nuri Sen safely landed an out-of-control hot-air balloon in a rice field in Nepal's Pokhara after it began spinning and rapidly descending towards power lines. All passengers escaped unharmed. While several social media users praised his handling, calling it 'incredible' and 'textbook', others questioned whether the balloon was actually out of control during the incident.

A three-foot-long python was discovered hiding inside a shopkeeper's parked scooter in Bihar's Banka district. After locals failed to remove the reptile, a mechanic opened the vehicle's under-seat panel and pulled it out. Forest department personnel later rescued the snake and released it into the wild, bringing relief to the shopkeeper and curious onlookers.

Four people, including two minors, were detained in Nagpur after a viral video showed youths launching Diwali rockets from moving mopeds to create Instagram reels. The dangerous stunt, filmed on a public road, prompted traffic police to investigate and trace the vehicles. The incident has raised concerns over reckless social media content and public safety during festive celebrations.

A Spanish couple, Jessica Munoz Paredes and Pelayo Alvarez Revuelta, has set a Guinness World Record after running 101 kilometres handcuffed to each other. The duo completed the challenge during a Spanish Army-organised race on May 9. Their achievement tested physical endurance, coordination and teamwork, as they navigated mountainous terrain.

A 17-year-old Victorian native, William, was rescued after spending six days lost in Gippsland's freezing bushland. In a viral video, he was seen wrapped in a blanket as rescuers winched him to safety. Acting Inspector Jason Benbow said William woke after hearing a helicopter and gave rescuers a thumbs-up. He reportedly survived on chips and creek water and was taken to hospital.

An Egyptian woman, identified as Aya, was allegedly stabbed to death by her husband just 60 days after their wedding in Qalyubia. Reports said the accused claimed he dreamed of his wife speaking to another man. Her father also alleged that the husband had previously attempted to kill her. Police arrested the accused and seized the suspected murder weapon.

Astronomers have traced mysterious radio pulses repeating every eight minutes to a rare star system containing a white dwarf, the dense core of a dead star, and a star similar to Sun. The system, named GPM J071507−114153, was identified by researchers at Australia’s International Centre for Radio Astronomy Research. The signals appear for six hours before stopping for 26 hours.