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Amidst LPG cylinder shortage, a person made an amazing arrangement, did this business, people were shocked to see

Amidst LPG cylinder shortage, a person made an amazing arrangement, did this business, people were shocked to see
Viral Video: Amidst the shortage of LPG cylinders, a shocking video is going viral on social media. In the video, a person is seen starting a small business by making a unique solution in view of the shortage of gas cylinders. He started providing his service to the people by using the cylinder in a different way, seeing which even the people around him were surprised. As soon as the video came on the internet, it became a topic of discussion among the people. Many users are praising the creative thinking of the person, while some people are stunned to see this jugaad. This is the reason why this video is becoming increasingly viral on social media.
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New Delhi. India’s star opener Sanju Samson praised his opening partner Abhishek Sharma and described their partnership as smooth and balanced. He called their pairing “Aag and Aag” in which both of them take turns in aggressive play. Samson told that there is a natural Kerala-Punjabi friendship between them, which further improves their understanding. Samson praised Abhishek’s bravery and calm nature and said that he loves their friendship both on and off the field.
Samson also revealed that Indian players were ‘jealous’ of Abhishek’s initial popularity. He said, “Earlier the boys were jealous of the applause that Abhishek was getting. Abhishek was heard everywhere. We used to think, do people look only at him? But yes, now he is the superstar of the team. Get married soon brother.”
Samson and Abhishek thrashed New Zealand’s bowlers in the ICC T20 World Cup final and added 98 runs in the opening partnership. Both of them gave a great start to India in the powerplay. Thanks to his tremendous start, India scored 255 runs in the final. Team India created history and won the T20 World Cup title for the third time. Became the first team to defend the title on home ground. India achieved this feat by defeating New Zealand by 96 runs in Ahmedabad.
Samson made a brilliant comeback in the T20 World Cup. Despite sitting on the bench, he scored the most runs for India. Scored consecutive half-centuries when the team needed it. From the virtual quarterfinal against West Indies to the final against New Zealand, he played important innings. Samson scored 321 runs in five innings at an average of 80.25 and strike rate of 199.37, which included 27 fours and 24 sixes. He was the third highest run scorer in the T20 World Cup.
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You must have seen films like Mowgli and Tarzan. In this way, you must have heard about many such cases when a human child was found in the forest, who grew up living among wild animals. Something similar happened with a Spanish man who lived in the mountains among wolves for years. But when he was brought into the human population, he started getting angry with the behavior and mannerisms of the people. He made up his mind to go to the forest again.
According to the report of Mirror website, Marcos Rodríguez Pantoja suddenly came into limelight when he was caught by the administration in the mountains of southern Spain. They lived there like animals. He claims that he was living with wolves in the mountains for 12 years. Because of this story of his, people call him Mowgli of Spain. Now he is 72 years old, but when they met, he was about 19 years old. He was rescued from the mountains of Sierra Morena.
The man started living alone in the mountains
When he was first seen, he was barefoot, wore very little clothes and used to communicate only by making strange noises with his mouth. Now Rodriguez lives alone in a small house. He says that the happiest memories of his life are when he used to live in the mountains with animals. The beginning of Rodriguez’s life was very tragic. When he was 3 years old, his mother passed away and later his father started living with another woman. When he was 7 years old, he was taken to the mountains to live with a shepherd and was asked to help him. He had about 100 goats. The man taught Rodriguez how to use simple tools, how to light a fire, and then suddenly disappeared or died. He left Rodriguez behind to live in the jungles.
Civil guard taken to human settlement
He told that when the animals became his friends, the wolves also adopted him. They slept in caves and shared the space with creatures like bats, snakes and deer. He said that the wolves helped him identify which berries or mushrooms were edible and which were not. He told that once he entered the cave and started playing with wolf cubs. When their mother came there, she first gave meat to her children and passed some of it towards them. At first he was scared that she might attack him, but the mother wolf started licking him. From that day the man also became a part of the pack of wolves. But when the Spanish Civil Guard saw him, they took him to a human settlement. Rodriguez says that he struggled a lot to live among humans. He believes that these people took advantage of him, treated him badly and even made fun of him because he did not know about common social things, like politics or football. Even after so many years, they find human society strange and want to return to the forests. However, once he returned to the middle of the mountains, the wolves did not recognize him because they must have smelled of humans.
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iran In the midst of the war, Switzerland has taken a big decision and limited the use of its airspace for American military aircraft. The Swiss government has said that its old policy is to remain neutral, so American aircraft related to the war will not be allowed to pass through its airspace. In a statement issued on Saturday (14 March 2026), the government said that two American reconnaissance aircraft were not allowed to pass through the airspace of Switzerland on 15 March. According to officials, these flights were directly related to the ongoing war with Iran, hence they were not approved.
Although the Swiss government has American Flights were allowed. These include two transport aircraft on March 15 and one maintenance flight on March 17. This decision was taken by the Swiss Federal Council after reviewing several requests. These requests came to the Federal Office of Civil Aviation, which handles matters related to such diplomatic permission. Switzerland has made it clear that flights related to humanitarian or medical aid will continue to be allowed. For example, flights carrying injured people or aircraft involved in relief work can use Swiss airspace.
Today the Swiss government discussed military overflight requests from the US. Citing the law of neutrality, the Federal Council rejected two requests made in connection with the war in Iran. It decided to permit three flights. Details in DE/FR/IT: https://t.co/Dps46MlpBG
—Swiss Federal Government (@SwissGov) March 14, 2026
War between America and Iran
This decision of Switzerland has come at a time when the war between America and Iran has reached its third week. This war started on February 28, when America and Israel attacked Iran. According to the report, more than 2000 people have died so far in this war, most of whom are from Iran. This conflict has also affected the world’s oil supply. Meanwhile, Donald Trump has appealed to the countries taking oil from the Gulf region to send their navies to protect the ships. Iran had warned of retaliation after the US attack on Kharg Island and tension has increased around the Strait of Hormuz.
Three youths riding a bike were passing through the intersection of Nawabganj town in Farrukhabad district at 12.30 pm on Saturday night. Then a dusty trolley from Mohammadabad Road hit the bike. Due to this the bike jumped and fell 50 meters away.
Meanwhile, the wheels of the trolley ran over the three youths. In the accident, the bodies of two youths were badly mutilated and all three died. The trolley went out of control and entered a shop named Mishra Beej Bhandar, breaking trees. During this time the car that was hit also got damaged.
Amidst the increasing tension in West Asia, Iran has made a big and shocking claim. Secretary of Iran’s Supreme National Security Council, Ali Larijani, has said that some people associated with the network of late American businessman Jeffrey Epstein are allegedly plotting a terrorist attack like September 11, 2001, so that the blame can be blamed on Iran. Larijani said in a post on the social media platform He said that Iran strongly opposes any such terrorist plot and has no enmity towards the American people.
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Donald Trump has said he is “surprised” that US allies in the Gulf have been targeted by Iran, in an interview with NBC News.
The president called these countries “terrific”, adding that “they got shot at unnecessarily.” When talking about Iran’s decision to target them, Trump said it was “the biggest surprise I had of this whole thing.”
For decades, Bahrain, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Qatar and Oman have allowed US military bases, infrastructure or access on their soil, and have been among the largest buyers of American weapons and technology. In return, the US has stood as the Gulf’s closest and most significant military partner and protector.
Now many of these countries have growing concerns over the relationship, analysts say, as they are pulled deeper into a war that they did not start and had diplomatically tried to prevent.
While the Gulf expected to be caught in the backlash, the scale of Iran’s campaign of revenge has left many shocked. Gulf states had assured Tehran that none of their bases would be used for attacks but that has not stopped Iran launching thousands of drones and missiles targeting airports, military bases, oil refineries, ports, hotels and office buildings.
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The US State Department has ordered “non-emergency US government employees” and the family members of US government employees to leave Oman, citing “safety risks” in the country.
It did so on Friday, according to a update published by the US Embassy in Oman.
Donald Trump has said he is “surprised” that US allies in the Gulf have been targeted by Iran, in an interview with NBC News.
The president called these countries “terrific”, adding that “they got shot at unnecessarily.” When talking about Iran’s decision to target them, Trump said it was “the biggest surprise I had of this whole thing.”
For decades, Bahrain, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Qatar and Oman have allowed US military bases, infrastructure or access on their soil, and have been among the largest buyers of American weapons and technology. In return, the US has stood as the Gulf’s closest and most significant military partner and protector.
Now many of these countries have growing concerns over the relationship, analysts say, as they are pulled deeper into a war that they did not start and had diplomatically tried to prevent.
While the Gulf expected to be caught in the backlash, the scale of Iran’s campaign of revenge has left many shocked. Gulf states had assured Tehran that none of their bases would be used for attacks but that has not stopped Iran launching thousands of drones and missiles targeting airports, military bases, oil refineries, ports, hotels and office buildings.
Hello and welcome to our continuing coverage of the US-Israel war on Iran and the widening crisis in the Middle East that it’s causing.
Donald Trump has said that the US may carry out more strikes on Iran’s Kharg Island oil export hub, saying that while Tehran appears ready to make a deal to end the conflict, “the terms aren’t good enough yet”.
He said the US strikes had “totally demolished” most of Kharg Island, telling NBC News that “we may hit it a few more times just for fun”.
The comments marked an escalation in rhetoric from the president, who had previously said the US targeted only military sites on Kharg.
Here’s what else has been happening.
Lebanon’s health ministry said Israeli strikes have killed 826 people, including 65 women and 106 children, since the start of the war. In a statement today, the ministry said 31 paramedics were among those killed. Local health authorities reported this morning that an Israeli strike killed 12 medical staff at a clinic in the southern town of Burj Qalaouiya.
At least 15 people were killed when a strike by Israel and the US hit a factory in the central Iranian city of Isfahan, the semi-official Fars news agency said. There were workers inside the factory, which produces heaters and refrigerators, when the strike hit, Fars reported.
Iran issued an evacuation warning for three major ports in the United Arab Emirates on Saturday, including the busiest in the Middle East, the Associated Press reported. Iran claims the US had used “ports, docks and hideouts” in the UAE to launch strikes on Iran’s Kharg Island. It urged people to evacuate areas where it said US forces were sheltering.
Trump renewed his call for other nations to help secure the strait of Hormuz and said the US will coordinate with them amid the US-Israeli war on Iran. “The United States of America has beaten and completely decimated Iran, both Militarily, Economically, and in every other way, but the Countries of the World that receive Oil through the Hormuz Strait must take care of that passage, and we will help – A LOT,” Trump wrote in a Truth Social post.
The Trump administration rebuffed efforts by Middle Eastern allies to start diplomatic negotiations aimed at ending the Iran war that started two weeks ago with a massive US-Israeli air assault, according to reporting from Reuters.
The Israeli military says it killed two senior officials in Iran’s Khatam al-Anbiya Emergency Command in an airstrike on Tehran. In a post on X, army spokesperson Avichay Adraee said Abdullah Jalali-Nasab and Amir Shariat, described as senior figures in the command’s intelligence branch, were killed in the attack.
Israel informed the US this week that it is running critically low on ballistic missile interceptors as the conflict with Iran continues, Semafor reported on Saturday, citing US officials familiar with the matter.
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) chair Brendan Carr accused news broadcasters of “running hoaxes and news distortions” amid the war in Iran in a post on X. “Broadcasters that are running hoaxes and news distortions – also known as the fake news – have a chance now to correct course before their license renewals come up,” Carr wrote.
Formula One has cancelled the Bahrain and Saudi Arabia grands prix because of the war, underlining the disruption across the Middle East. The races were due to take place on 12 April in Bahrain and 19 April in Saudi Arabia but the sport was approaching the point at which a decision on cancellation needed to be made to prevent more freight being sent to Bahrain.
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Seattle Seahawks general manager John Schneider highlighted a recent decision by Washington state lawmakers that he believes could pose problems as the reigning Super Bowl champions look to add players to sustain long-term success.
Washington’s long-standing status as a largely tax-free state is set to change in 2028 after lawmakers approved a “millionaire tax” that would levy a 9.9% rate on high earners.
The tax will apply to individuals earning more than $1 million annually. Gov. Bob Ferguson has indicated he will sign the bill. It is unclear whether the legislation will face legal challenges. Schneider projected the new tax deduction could hinder the Seahawks’ ability to recruit and ultimately sign free agents.
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Seattle Seahawks general manager John Schneider speaks to the media during the NFL Scouting Combine at Lucas Oil Stadium Feb. 24, 2026, in Indianapolis. (Lauren Leigh Bacho/Getty Images)
Schneider suggested that part of the team’s pitch to free agents over the years has highlighted Washington’s tax exemptions.
“There were a bunch of agents texting me the other day like, ‘Hey, can’t use that anymore, buddy,’” Schneider said this week on his Seattle Sports 710-AM radio show.
“I think it is for all the pro teams here in town. It’s always been a huge attraction, especially competing with the California teams. It’s been a big deal for us. So, it’s going to sting, from a recruiting standpoint and what that looks like. I’m sure Mike Reinfeldt and Mickey Loomis and all the cap guys that have been here before, too, are looking at this like, ‘Dang.’”

The Super Bowl LX trophy celebration at Lumen Field Feb. 11, 2026, in Seattle. (Kirby Lee/Imagn Images)
As of 2026, the Seahawks are one of eight NFL clubs based in a state that does not impose income tax on personal wages.
Two of those teams, the Texans and Cowboys, are based in Texas, while three of those teams play home games in Florida: the Jaguars, Buccaneers and Dolphins. The Raiders relocated from California to the neighboring tax-free Nevada in 2020, while the Titans are set to open a multibillion-dollar domed stadium in Nashville, Tennessee, in 2027.

Seattle Seahawks helmets before a game between the Seahawks and the Atlanta Falcons at Mercedes-Benz Stadium Dec. 7, 2025, in Atlanta. (Perry Knotts/Getty Images)
“It’s going to be a problem, and hopefully it doesn’t happen,” an unnamed NFL agent told ESPN when asked about thoughts on the potential impact the new taxes could have on the Seahawks.
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While it remains unclear whether the new taxes will influence NFL players’ decisions about signing with the Seahawks, an MLB player recently cited California’s higher tax rates in his decision to turn down a deal with the San Diego Padres.
Merrill Kelly, who entered the free agent market after pitching in 10 games with the Texas Rangers in 2025, last month agreed to a deal to return to the Arizona Diamondbacks.
Kelly agreed to a two-year contract worth an estimated $40 million with the Diamondbacks, according to ESPN. Although the Padres offered a comparable deal at three years instead of two, California’s 13% tax rate on income above $1 million proved a key difference.
“I don’t think it’s any secret on how much money you get taken out of your pocket when you go to California,” the right-hander told “Foul Territory.”
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