In football, can you imagine India beating Brazil in the final by 2-1 and win the Gothia cup in Sweden 😳 and that too after defeating England 12-0 and France by 17-1 🤔 ?
Proud that most players were from Manipur.
Yes! This actually happened 👆🇮🇳🏆
That's India's U-15 team from Minerva Academy / Ranjit Bajaj's squad making history at the Gothia Cup 2026 in Sweden - the world's biggest youth football tournament.
What they pulled off:
1. Beat England 12-0
2. Beat France 17-1
3. Won Helsing Cup in Europe a week earlier
4. Final: Beat Brazil 2-1 to win the Gothia Cup.
They won 8 matches straight and scored 86 goals in the whole tournament. "European Double" complete - Helsing Cup + Gothia Cup back to back 😳
The clips show:
- Kids in orange India jerseys celebrating goals
- The goalkeeper screaming "BACK TO BACK CHAMPIONS"
- Fans waving tricolor in the stands
- Team lifting the Gothia Cup trophy with "GOTHIA CUP FINALS" board behind
- Ranjit Bajaj with tricolor draped, holding medal
This is huge because in a country where cricket gets all the money and football still struggles for support, these kids proved talent isn't the problem - opportunity is.
Absolutely viral-worthy moment for Indian football ✌️
I might not have the time to attend parliament, I might not have the time to visit the flood ravaged Assam. I might tell the country to cut down on expenditure. But I have all the time in the world for self promotion on tax payers money
She is Ananya Birla, Royal Challengers Bengaluru co-owner and daughter of entrepreneur Kumar Mangalam Birla. She has now launched a ground level flood relief effort in Assam, moving beyond social media messaging to direct, hands on work on the ground. The entrepreneur and musician travelled personally to flood hit areas along with her team, distributing relief material through the Ananya Birla Foundation.
🚨💥 SE PRENDIÓ HOLANDA (Paises Bajos) 🇳🇱💥🚜
Los Agricultores holandeses se levantan masivamente NUNCA permitirán que el gobierno Gløbalista ROBE sus TIERRAS y prohíba a sus hijos cultivar para siempre...
Los Agricultores están listos para la mayor protesta de la historia contra su gobierno.
Los Medios no quieren que veas esto. COMPARTE!! 🔥
Everyone is demanding educational reforms.
Excellent idea.
But can we begin by reforming the media first?
Today, our biggest influencers are not our teachers but TV studios, WhatsApp forwards, YouTube channels and social media trollers. Some of them teach us to hate before we understand, react before we think, and choose narratives over truth.
Whether we call ourselves andhbhakts or wear any other political label, we've all been conditioned to become more partisan and more narrow-minded.
Forget educational reform. Reform the media first. A nation that is fed propaganda every day cannot be educated. It can only be conditioned.
Meet Major Raghunath Ahlawat, 3 Para (Special Forces).
A fourth-generation Army officer from New Delhi.
The son of Brigadier D.S. Ahlawat (Retd.), he chose the olive green over a career in law.
Commissioned into the Parachute Regiment in 2012.
Earned the coveted Maroon Beret and Balidan Badge after one of the toughest military selections.
Served with the elite 3 Para (Special Forces).
A combat sea diver, instructor at the Special Forces Training School, and a respected leader.
Known to his comrades as "Raghu."
On 5 May 2022, he led a reconnaissance team during a counter-infiltration mission in the Uri sector.
True to the Special Forces ethos, he led from the front.
While navigating treacherous mountain terrain in adverse weather, he slipped into a deep ravine.
Despite every effort to save him, he succumbed to his injuries.
He was just 34 years old.
His final act reflected the spirit of a Special Forces officer—placing the mission and his men before himself.
Major Raghunath Ahlawat was laid to rest with full military honours.
He is survived by his parents and his wife, Squadron Leader Vinny Malik of the Indian Air Force.
His courage, leadership, and sacrifice continue to inspire generations of soldiers.
Some heroes are remembered not only for how they fought, but for how they led.
Salute to Major Raghunath Ahlawat. 🇮🇳
Jai Hind. 🙏
This is no longer about Sonam Wangchuk or the Cockroach Janata Party. They may have provided the spark, but what we witnessed today was something far bigger: an organic outpouring of the collective anguish, helplessness, despair and anger of an entire generation that spent years screaming, only to be met with silence.
This is a generation that has watched the ruling class and its cronies retreat further into privilege and insulation, seemingly oblivious to the aspirations and anxieties of the world's largest youth population.
You can dismiss leaders. You can discredit movements. But ignoring the accumulated rage of an entire generation comes at a price.
Ignore it at your own peril.