00:00Let's turn to a good news story, a rare and emotional site from Jharkhand's Ramgad,
00:06where railway operations were halted, not for a technical glitch, but for a mother in labor.
00:13A female elephant gave birth near the tracks, and officials paused everything to ensure a safe delivery.
00:21Humanity bowed to nature, and it was an emotional moment.
00:25Take a look at this special story.
00:30A rare and heartwarming moment from Jharkhand, where trains halted and humans paused, as nature took center stage.
00:40A goods train came to a screeching halt on the Hazaribagh-Barkakana railway line,
00:46to make way for a female elephant in labor, that stood near the railway track in Ramgad, separated from her herd.
00:53Ramgad's DFO, Nitish Kumar, immediately stepped in, stopping all train movement for nearly two hours, to ensure a safe delivery.
01:03The baby was spawned, and within moments, the newborn calf walked alongside its mother, both disappearing into the forest.
01:30With Rajesh Parma, Bureau Report, India Today.
01:34Okay, let's then, from there, turn to another good news story.
01:43A soldier in uniform, and truly in spirit.
01:46When a pregnant woman went into labor at Jhansi Station, this gentleman, Major Rohit Bachwala, didn't hesitate.
01:57With no hospital in sight, he turned a railway overbridge into a delivery room, and ensured both mother and baby were safe.
02:06Let's take a look at our good news today's story.
02:09A pregnant woman, who disembarked at the Jhansi railway station on June 5th, after she went into labor, found a saviour in Major Bachwala Rohit.
02:21With no time to shift her, the army doctor gave medical assistance on the station overbridge itself.
02:37After the delivery, the mother and child were shifted.
03:07Army Chief General Upendra Duvedi on Monday commended Major Rohit for demonstrating exceptional professional acumen and selfless commitment beyond the call of duty.
03:20Bureau Report, India Today.
03:37Highest civilian award, this time, Namibia's highest civilian award in windowing.
03:42It's the 27th such award so far for the Prime Minister.
03:45Just the fourth, the fourth, in fact, on his ongoing trip.
03:50He just keeps collecting awards.
03:53Thanks for watching.
03:55Stay well, stay safe.
03:56I conclude by wishing Namibia great success in co-hosting the 2027 Cricket World Cup.
04:18And, and, if your eagles need any cricket tips, you know whom to call.
