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Billionaire Larry Connor announced his intentions to venture with Triton Submarines co-founder Patrick Lahey to descend over 12,400 feet to the Titanic wreckage site in a two-person submersible.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday conveyed his condolences for the lives lost in the "devastating landslide" in Papua New Guinea and affirmed India's readiness to provide all possible support and assistance.

Papua New Guinea authorities estimate that approximately 2,000 individuals are at risk of being buried under the debris of a landslide that obliterated a remote highland settlement on May 24th.

Cyclone Remal struck the West Bengal-Bangladesh coastline with winds up to 135 km/h, causing significant damage and loss of life. The storm resulted in 22 deaths across both regions, though millions were evacuated, reducing fatalities. Extensive flooding and infrastructural damage occurred, including power outages affecting 1.5 million in Bangladesh. 

The UN nuclear watchdog revealed on Monday that Iran's enriched uranium stockpile has surpassed the limit set in the 2015 agreement between Tehran and world powers by more than 30 times.

Russia is set to delist the Taliban as a banned terrorist organization, marking a significant shift three years after the group regained control in Afghanistan, as reported by the state-run RIA Novosti news agency on Monday.

Iran’s acting President Mohammad Mokhber addressed the new parliament on Monday, marking his first public speech since the helicopter crash that killed his predecessor, Ebrahim Raisi, and seven others last week.

A viral video by Rajan Dwivedi shows climbers waiting in line on Mount Everest amid recent tragedies, including the deaths of Daniel Paterson and his Sherpa from falling ice. Dwivedi highlights Everest's harsh conditions and overcrowding. Despite risks, many attempt the climb, leading to severe injuries and environmental concerns over the mountain's popularity.

Shivprasad Dhurve, dubbed "Halku Dhurve," was sentenced to life imprisonment for gruesome beheadings inspired by the KGF movie. Additional Sessions Judge Prashant Saxena highlighted the brutality of Dhurve's crimes, targeting sleeping victims. His reign of terror, marked by murders of innocent individuals, ended with his capture in Bhopal. 

"I and each Christian who has called themselves a Pakistani lives in fear, under pressure, under constant threat of being god forbid alleged to have committed blasphemy," said a Pakistani Christian man in the wake of a recent mob attack in Sargodha district.