May 28 saw a symphony of events with the grand inauguration of the new Parliament building, the “Man Ki Baat” address on this special day and Veer Savarkar Jayanti.

On the occasion of the 101st Mann Ki Baat program, after the inauguration of the new Parliament building on May 28, 2023, Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the nation, emphasizing on the significance of the day. Speaking about Veer Savarkar Jayanti, he remembered the patriotic contributions of Veer Savarkar and his dedication to India’s freedom struggle.

PM Modi also reiterated the iconic slogan “Jai Jawan, Jai Kisan, Jai Vigyan, Jai Anusandhan,” honoring soldiers, farmers, scientists, and researchers. Looking towards the future, he expressed that the next 25 years hold immense importance for the nation’s progress and urged all citizens to contribute to shaping India’s destiny. PM Modi’s address reflected his leadership and his commitment to the holistic development of the country.

On the occasion of Veer Savarkar Jayanti on May 28, 2023, several ministers, including PM Modi, Nitin Gadkari, Dr Harsh Vardhan, Devendra Fadnavis, S Jaishankar, and others, took to Twitter to pay their tributes to the freedom fighter.

Jaishankar said, “Tributes to Veer Savarkar on his Jayanti. His patriotism, courage and commitment motivate us in the building of a New India. His many contributions to the nation will continue to inspire generations.”

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As the nation celebrates Veer Savarkar’s indomitable spirit, witnesses the inauguration of a magnificent new Parliament building, and listens to the Prime Minister’s address, the whole thing adds a new chapter to Indian history.

A video of a Boeing 757-200  aircraft pulling  a dangerously low fly pass is going viral across Internet.

In a viral video, a plane which was about to land in the runway diverted taking a steep left turn after it missed approach, while it was at a very low distance from the ground. The viral plane is said to Argentina President’s Alberto Fernandez new air transport machine.

The plane later circled back and landed safely.

As per reports, the plane was being flown by pilots flying ‘ARG 01’ a special  757-200 configured for VVIP use and will be used by President Fernandez.

The flight took off from Miami in USA and was on its maiden entry to the Argentina airport on May 25, when the incident took place.

As per reports, it is not being as something new as the combat pilots of Argentina are trained to fly at the ultra low level but aviation experts said termed this maneuver to be very aggressive taking the altitude, weather considerations and most importantly the size of the aircraft into consideration.

Some reports said, that as the pilots flew it all the way from the US, the fatigue of the pilot may be a factor for pulling off this stunt.

The video has now taken all over the internet gathering mixed reactions to it. While some aviation enthusiasts were thrilled by the performance, some criticised the act.

A user found the sound of the engine that throttled up just before the turn to be very cool. While another user asked if that was safe to do or not?

A user in Spanish said a complete irresponsibility of the ones responsible  for this action .

Another user called it to be an incredible low pass.

The Presidential aircraft is said to have a capacity of carrying 39 passengers onboard, the plane has a master suite and two bedrooms inside it, said reports.

In a bizarre incident, an official in Chhattisgarh drained out water from a dam reservoir for two days in order to find his phone that he dropped into it while taking a selfie. The Officer was later suspended.

The officer identified as Rajesh Vishwas, 32 is a food inspector posted in Pakhanjur town in Chhattisgarh’s Kanker district.

Vishwash had gone for a picnic to the Paralkot reservoir with his friends, when he dropped his phone intro the 10-feet deep reservoir next to the dam while capturing a selfie.

The dropped phone, for which the food inspector resorted to undertake such action was a Samsung S23 ultra that costs around Rs 95,000.

Vishwas told that as he is a local, the nearby villagers have acquaintance with him, the villagers dived into the reservoir to search for his phone.

He added that after looking it for two days when they failed to find the phone by Tuesday, they pitched the idea of draining the water from the reservoir, to which the officer said he objected stating that the phone would have damaged already but the villagers as they had good relations with him, insisted they would definitely find the phone for him.   

Later, the phone obviously was found in a damaged condition which was handed over to the owner Vishwash.

Vishwash accused the media of exaggerating and said the water in the said reservoir is not used for any irrigation purpose and is used by the visitors for bathing.

District collector Priyanka Shukla said Vishwash had no authority to drain the water and could have been put to the use of villagers and animals amid the scorching heat.

Vishwash’s suspension order read the officer misused his authority to find his phone and took up the action without taking any permission from any concerned official and was suspended with immediate effect.

Vishwash had alleged that he spoke to the local SDO over phone who gave him the verbal permission to drain out the water.

A show cause notice has been issued to the SDO by Collector Sharma.

The matter also reached to Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel when former CM and BJP leader Raman Singh took a dig on Baghel writing Under Dau’s (referring to CM Baghel) rule, officers consider the state their own property.

Baghel to which replied the officer has been suspended.