There is poverty but not weak, a little girl climbed the rope and showed many tricks, people got emotional after seeing it
Viral Video: These days, an emotional video is going viral on social media, in which a little girl is seen performing astonishing feats despite her poverty. In the video, the girl is seen performing many spectacular stunts while balancing on a rope tied high up. Seeing his confidence and hard work at such a young age, even the people present there are stunned. Many social media users became emotional after watching this video. People are saying that even if the girl does not have much resources, her talent and courage are no less than anyone. This is the reason why this video is becoming increasingly viral on the internet and people are praising the girl’s talent and courage.
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For more than 170 years the Cirque d’Hiver, the world’s oldest circus, has been the scene of many a breathtaking act.
In 1859, gymnast Jules Léotard – whose name would become synonymous with the one-piece – captivated audiences by launching himself from one swinging trapeze to another without a safety net for the first time in public.
Half a century later, when the circus artist Rosa Van Been married the animal trainer Joseph Bouglione, the blessing was held inside the circus’s lion cage; in 1955, the film Trapeze starring Gina Lollobrigida, Tony Curtis and Burt Lancaster was shot inside the imposing 20-sided building in Paris’s 11th arrondissement.
Today, however, the wow factor has come not from the daring acts or smoke and mirrors in the ring but from the uncovering of an extraordinary panorama of painted canvas panels that were hidden for more than 70 years.
The Cirque d’Hiver is housed in an iconic building in central Paris. Photograph: Ed Alcock/The Guardian
After the discovery, Cirque d’Hiver, whose name means Winter Circus, is to undergo a complete restoration, taking it back to its original 19th-century glory.
Louis-Sampion Bouglione, whose family has owned the circus since 1934, said: “It’s marvellous to see them and an important part of our history. We knew they once existed because my father remembers seeing them, and we always hoped to be able to rediscover them one day. But we were afraid what condition they would be in or even if they were still there.”
As the circus’s co-director and historian, Bouglione has spent decades delving into the archives and has admitted to often lying awake at night wondering what the building looked like when Napoléon III officially opened it on 11 December 1852.
“We’ve only seen two [panels] so far, but we’re going to open everything up to find out what’s there,” he said. “What’s really exciting and important is it’s one of the few legacies of the circus from that era in painting.”
After the Cirque d’Hiver, listed as a heritage building, underwent a €2.2m exterior facelift in 2007, the initial plan was to replace the tiers of red seats around the ring. The architect Stéphane Millet, who is also renovating the stage at the Opéra Garnier, suggested a more ambitious project.
Louis-Sampion Bouglione, of the Bouglione family, owners of the Cirque d’Hiver since 1934. Photograph: Ed Alcock/The Guardian
“One of my tasks is to raise awareness of the importance of heritage and to seek government assistance for projects, so I convinced the family to go a little further than their initial ambitions,” Millet said.
“What started with seats has become a global project that includes everything; a renovation from bottom to top. When you have heritage like this you have to showcase it.”
Millet has brought in the culture ministry and other authorities to fund much of the project, which he says will cost “several million euros”.
The Cirque d’Hiver, initially called the Cirque Napoléon, was built in just eight months under the direction of the architect Jacques Hittorff, responsible for the Gare du Nord. The original polygonal structure had a diameter of 42 metres, 40 stained-glass windows and a wooden roof covered in decorated canvas designed to look like a tent, complete with fake poles and handmade gold-painted mouldings resembling ropes and ties.
The renovation, expected to take four years, will begin in July. Photograph: Ed Alcock/The Guardian
The original 20 paintings, 6 metres wide and almost two metres high and attached to wooden frames, depict warriors on horseback and scenes dedicated to the equestrian arts. They were created by Nicolas Gosse and Félix-Joseph Barrias, highly sought-after painters in their day and mirror the bas-reliefs panels on the outside the building that were renovated in 2007.
The first performers were former cavalry officers but the acts soon diversified. Léotard would later inspire the popular English song, The Daring Young Man on the Flying Trapeze who flew “through the air with the greatest of ease”, written three years before his death in 1870 aged 32. Alexandre Dumas, the author of The Three Musketeers, was said to have been inspired by the beauty of the interior and wrote that the spectacles were so popular crowds had to be turned away.
Today, the shows no longer use wild animals in performances – they were stopped in 2017 – and are still hugely popular with Parisians. The building is a city landmark.
The renovation, expected to take four years, will begin in July when the paintings are removed for restoration. They were covered with blue-painted wooden boards in the 1950s after being dulled by smoke from the original oil lamps and are thought to have been further damaged by leaking windows and several layers of successive decoration.
Burt Lancaster, Tony Curtis, and Gina Lollobrigida on the set of Trapeze. Photograph: Sunset Boulevard/Corbis/Getty Images
“It’s like wallpaper in old houses. Until we remove everything we won’t know exactly what is there and how much damage there is,” Millet said. “The canvas is very fragile but from what we have seen, it is wonderful work. That the panels have survived at all is testament to the quality of the painting.”
For Bouglione, the circus is very much a family affair. When Rosa Bouglione died in 2018, aged 107, she left 55 descendants, including her children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren. There have been several additions since. Of the 20 family members still involved in the Cirque d’Hiver, Louis-Sampion’s father, Émilien, is the oldest at 91, while the two youngest are three.
Joseph Bouglione, the director of Cirque d’Hiver in 1987. Photograph: Jean-Jacques Bernier/Gamma-Rapho/Getty Images
“It’s family and everyone is involved in one way or another, even if just with small things. It’s work and we have found a way to make sure both succeed,” Bouglione said.
In recent years, outside the winter circus spectacular, which features a nine-musician orchestra, the building has been used for private events and political rallies.
The next few years will be a juggling act to ensure the circus show goes on each winter while carrying out renovations during the two-month summer holidays, but Bouglione is confident they can keep all balls in the air.
“We will do the work during what we call the dead season,” he said. “It will take longer but we can’t close down. It’s a business and so it has to work. Besides, people are passionate about the circus. They come when they’re children, then come with their own children and grandchildren. It’s a tradition.”
Yash Dayal got married, clean bowled in love with this content creator
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Yash Dayal married secretly: Indian cricketer Yash Dayal got married secretly. Only a few people close to his family have attended Yash Dayal’s wedding. Yash Dayal’s wife’s name is Shweta Pundhir and she is a content creator. Shweta had also shared a post on her Instagram handle in support of Yash Dayal for some time.
Yash Dayal got married secretly
New Delhi: Indian cricketer Yash Dayal secretly got married last month. Yash Dayal’s wife’s name is Shweta Pundhir. The marriage of both took place in a very private ceremony, in which family members and some relatives attended. Yash Dayal has not shared any post regarding marriage on his social media. However, Shweta has definitely posted a video reel with Yash Dayal on her Instagram handle.
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The patient told that the bottle was stuck for 36 hours. After X-ray, the special team took out the bottle after an operation of about one and a quarter hour. The patient was discharged after wound healing and no problem in defecation.
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After an operation at Navdeep Hospital in Saket Colony, Agra, UP, a one liter plastic bottle was taken out from the youth’s rectum. She was stuck for 36 hours. The patient got relief from pain after the operation. The patient has been discharged after his condition improved.
On Sunday, people across Syria will celebrate the 15th anniversary of the uprising that, in late 2024, put an end to President Bashar al-Assad’s rule.
On March 15, 2011, antigovernment protesters descended onto the streets of Deraa, Damascus and Aleppo.
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After Tunisia and Egypt, the Arab Spring had arrived in Syria.
Many of the initial demonstrations erupted after news emerged of the arrest and torture of teenage boys from Deraa, in southwestern Syria. The boys were arrested for painting anti-Assad graffiti.
As the protests grew to demand democratic reforms and the release of political prisoners, al-Assad and his forces began responding with brutal force and suppression. By July 2011, defectors from the Syrian army announced the formation of the Free Syrian Army. Other armed groups also joined the fray, as did many nations and regional rebel groups, and soon, the country fell into a vicious war in which hundreds of thousands were killed and millions displaced.
Then, in December 2024, a lightning offensive by the Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) group removed al-Assad, who fled to Russia. The leader of the since-disbanded HTS, Ahmed al-Sharaa, is now the country’s president and has led the effort to rebuild a battered state, including its security.
Syrians told Al Jazeera on the uprising’s anniversary that they are proud to have deposed the Assad dynasty that ruled the country for more than 50 years.
Last year, the capital was filled with roses as Syrians celebrated the first anniversary of the revolution without al-Assad as their leader. And this time, with the anniversary coming amid the Muslim holy month of Ramadan, authorities have planned a big iftar in Qatana, just south of Damascus, with the families of people killed, as well as a gathering of young revolutionaries and activists in Barzeh.
“God willing, we will celebrate,” Bassem Hlyhl, an employee at the Ministry of Information, told Al Jazeera.
‘International legitimacy’
When al-Sharaa came to power, questions loomed over whether he would be able to overcome some of the major challenges facing the country, including the severe international sanctions imposed on it.
But al-Sharaa quickly gained international legitimacy, building good relations with several regional countries, as well as the United States under President Donald Trump.
“Al-Sharaa has achieved a level of international legitimacy no other Syrian president has reached before him,” Omer Ozkizilcik, a non-resident senior fellow at the Atlantic Council’s Syria Project, wrote in a December 2025 report.
Still, obstacles remain. Many Syrians say they no longer have to worry about al-Assad’s security forces arresting or torturing them, but the country’s security is still tenuous.
“For me, it is safer by daylight,” Ahmad Khallak, a Syrian from Idlib, told Al Jazeera.
“There are still a lot of weapons with unknown people or assailants.”
He mentioned that some areas are safer than others, but there are still security concerns, including the presence of ISIL (ISIS) fighters in parts of the country. He also said petty crime, such as robbery, was still present.
The Syrian government under al-Sharaa has worked to establish control over the state after some 14 years of war. That included asserting control over the coast, where fighting in March 2025 led to mass violence, including from members of Syrian security forces, and attempts to extend government control to Suwayda, in the south, where violence spiralled last summer.
Syria’s security forces have recruited a large number of members in a short space of time, but observers say they are still in need of more recruits. This means that parts of the country’s periphery do not enjoy the same security presence as, for example, Damascus.
The government also undertook negotiations to incorporate the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) into the Syrian army. The SDF controlled much of the northeastern of Syria, but a January offensive by the government retook large swaths of the area.
In November, the murder of a couple in Homs threatened to spark sectarian violence, but the government and tribal leaders intervened to calm tensions.
“[T]he Ministry of Interior has moved to strengthen its internal systems and assert greater responsibility over the country’s myriad security actors,” Julien Barnes-Dacey wrote in a recent report for the European Council on Foreign Relations.
“In some areas, such as Homs, where local tensions remain high, government forces’ professional responses to security incidents have prevented new cycles of escalation.
“And following the violence last March that saw more than 1,400 Alawites [a Shia minority] murdered, communal relations appear to be slowly improving on the ground – though minority groups still have deep concerns over their status in the new Sunni dominated country and face ongoing security threats,” he wrote.
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After Rahul from the land of Malwa, now Union Home Minister Amit Shah has also raised the election slogan for Mission-2027. A few days ago Rahul was in Barnala and on Saturday Shah was in Moga. To establish the roots of BJP in Punjab, the land of heroes, Shah drew a different blueprint of politics of change here.
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BJP’s political formula for power in Punjab is going to be completely different from that of neighboring state Haryana, which was clearly indicated in Shah’s rally. During the rally, Shah explained to the BJP leaders and workers the strategy of moving forward on the formula of Sikh-Hindu unity in the state, sharpening the sectarian agendas and attacking the opponents with the track record of the BJP.
The girl did a lovely dance on the song ‘Uff’ in the snow covered valleys, her style enhanced the beauty of the video.
A dance video of a girl amidst beautiful snow covered valleys is becoming increasingly viral on social media. This girl, seen in black dress, is seen doing very cute and graceful dance moves on the famous song ‘Uff’. The view of white snow spread all around and cold valleys makes this video even more special. The girl’s style, expressions and amazing steps are winning people’s hearts. This is the reason why this dance video filmed at this beautiful location is being liked a lot on the internet and people like to watch it again and again. Video Credit: Instagram- @tenzinc_vlog
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There was chaos on Sunday morning due to a massive fire in Nature Bazaar located in Andheria Mod area of Delhi. The flames engulfed about 40 shops in no time, causing a loss worth lakhs. There is no information about any casualty so far in the accident. The cause of the fire is not yet known.
The fire department received information about the fire in Nature Bazaar located at Andheria Mor at around 7.37 am. As soon as the information was received, the fire department came into action and immediately 10 fire engines were sent to the spot. Seeing the magnitude of the fire, fire brigade personnel immediately took charge and started efforts on a war footing to control the fire.
#WATCH | Delhi: Fire broke out in shops located in Nature Bazaar at Andheria Modh earlier this morning. Ten fire engines arrived at the scene and brought the blaze under control. Approximately 40 shops were engulfed in flames. The fire is now under control. pic.twitter.com/1n3riL6tIs
The fire department teams took prompt action and worked hard to stop the fire from spreading and the fire was completely controlled. However, around 40 shops were completely gutted in the fire. The cause of the fire is not yet known and investigation is ongoing.
Although no loss of life or property has been reported, the fire has caused huge financial loss to traders. The goods, cash and other valuables kept in the burnt shops were destroyed in the fire. The administration has started the process of assessing the damage.
Instructions have been given to the concerned authorities to investigate the cause of the fire. Efforts are being made to find out whether the fire broke out due to a short circuit, or due to some other reason, or it is the result of some conspiracy. Police and fire department teams are jointly investigating this matter in depth.
The ongoing tension in the Middle East has once again taken a heavy toll on the travel of Indian travelers. Apart from Dubai and Abu Dhabi of United Arab Emirates (UAE), dozens of flights to Doha of Qatar have been canceled again on March 15.
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Indian airline IndiGo posted on social media platform X that due to the worsening situation in the Middle East, more restrictions have been imposed on flight operations in Dubai. The airline asked passengers to check the status of their flight before going to the airport.
Air India has issued an update – Following the instructions of UAE airport authorities, Air India and Air India Express have been forced to curtail their ad-hoc operations (temporary flights) for 15 March 2026.
Following instructions from UAE Airport Authority, Air India canceled 4 out of 5 flights on the Delhi-Dubai route. Now only one round trip will run. Air India Express also canceled 5 out of 6 flights on the Dubai route. All 5 Air India Express flights to Abu Dhabi have been cancelled. However, flights from Sharjah to Delhi, Mumbai, Kochi, Kozhikode, Kannur and Thiruvananthapuram will continue to operate.
Qatar’s airspace closed
Qatar Airways flights have also been suspended for the time being. Due to closure of Qatar’s airspace, there are no flights to Doha right now. The airline has said that operations will be resumed as soon as it receives approval from Qatar Civil Aviation Authority. In such a situation, if you have a flight to Dubai, Abu Dhabi or Doha, then before going to the airport, definitely check the flight status on the airline’s website or app.
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