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♥️ Fearless Nepal school principal Rajendra Dawadi, whose quick thinking saved over 900 schoolkids from the flash flood, speaks to @NDTV’s MANOGYA LOIWAL मनोज्ञा लोईवाल.

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Headmaster Rajendra Dawadi was in his school in Nepal when his accountant entered, shouting ‘the ‌flood is coming, the flood is coming,’ giving an early warning that helped save the lives of 900 students and 16 faculty members

Headmaster Rajendra Dawadi was in his school in Nepal when his accountant entered, shouting ‘the ‌flood is coming, the flood is coming,’ giving an early warning that helped save the lives of 900 students and 16 faculty members

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#WATCH | Bidur, Nepal | "The devastation is beyond imagination," says the quick-thinking and fast-acting Principal of Tribhuvan Trishuli Secondary School, who saved 1,600 students from flash floods on 26th August Recounting the day the flash flood hit the area, Principal Rajendra Dawadi says, "At the time I got information, I was in a class. Within minutes, all teachers gathered and took the decision to vacate the school. We rang the school bell to alert. At this time, 900 students were present in the school. We also stopped school buses from reaching here. The moment one of the school buses crossed the new bridge, the old one collapsed. We all climbed uphill, and when we looked back, we saw the whole school was washed away. One of the teachers, Santosh Parihar, is missing. Education is very important, and we need to re-establish the school at a safe site. We will need the help of donations."

#WATCH | Bidur, Nepal | "The devastation is beyond imagination," says the quick-thinking and fast-acting Principal of Tribhuvan Trishuli Secondary School, who saved 1,600 students from flash floods on 26th August Recounting the day the flash flood hit the area, Principal Rajendra Dawadi says, "At the time I got information, I was in a class. Within minutes, all teachers gathered and took the decision to vacate the school. We rang the school bell to alert. At this time, 900 students were present in the school. We also stopped school buses from reaching here. The moment one of the school buses crossed the new bridge, the old one collapsed. We all climbed uphill, and when we looked back, we saw the whole school was washed away. One of the teachers, Santosh Parihar, is missing. Education is very important, and we need to re-establish the school at a safe site. We will need the help of donations."

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His friend from upstream who called him to warn him about the flash floods and his quick thinking and decisive leadership saved the lives of everyone. He basically saved a generation of Nepalese 🙏

His friend from upstream who called him to warn him about the flash floods and his quick thinking and decisive leadership saved the lives of everyone. He basically saved a generation of Nepalese 🙏

Meidas_Charise Lee

2,411,533 views • 3 days ago

Rasuwa, Nepal: Massive Flash Flood Takes Lives, Hundreds Missing Horrific visuals from Rasuwa, Nepal, show a massive flash flood surging through Timure and Syabrubesi, washing away vehicles, bridges, homes and other infrastructure. The flood was triggered by a sudden surge in the Bhote Koshi River from the Tibetan side of China. At least 8 people have lost their lives, while more than 400 remain missing, including over 100 Indian nationals. Several Nepal Police and Armed Police personnel are also among those missing. Rescue operations are underway as the scale of the destruction continues to emerge.

Rasuwa, Nepal: Massive Flash Flood Takes Lives, Hundreds Missing Horrific visuals from Rasuwa, Nepal, show a massive flash flood surging through Timure and Syabrubesi, washing away vehicles, bridges, homes and other infrastructure. The flood was triggered by a sudden surge in the Bhote Koshi River from the Tibetan side of China. At least 8 people have lost their lives, while more than 400 remain missing, including over 100 Indian nationals. Several Nepal Police and Armed Police personnel are also among those missing. Rescue operations are underway as the scale of the destruction continues to emerge.

Deadly Kalesh

12,175 views • 6 days ago

Pulled to safety from raging flood waters, this fawn found himself not just rescued but eventually welcomed into the family that saved him. Quick thinking in moments like that can genuinely mean the difference between life and death for a helpless little creature caught in the current. Over time, the bond between the fawn and his new family grew so strong that he essentially became one of their own. Stories like this are a beautiful reminder of how deep and unexpected connections between humans and animals can truly be 🌿✨

Pulled to safety from raging flood waters, this fawn found himself not just rescued but eventually welcomed into the family that saved him. Quick thinking in moments like that can genuinely mean the difference between life and death for a helpless little creature caught in the current. Over time, the bond between the fawn and his new family grew so strong that he essentially became one of their own. Stories like this are a beautiful reminder of how deep and unexpected connections between humans and animals can truly be 🌿✨

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40,555 views • 18 days ago

Mom said don’t talk to strangers. Part 2 This is the real face of the three cutest babies whose video took over the internet. The video is from somewhere in Nepal. A guy named Loken Pun filmed them and posted it online, and within days it won the hearts of millions of people. According to the source, two of them are sisters and one is their neighbor. They go to school together every day. What made people fall in love even more is how brave and well-mannered they are. At such a young age, they’re already well educated. They know basic safety too, like not talking to strangers if someone calls them. 💛💚🩷

Mom said don’t talk to strangers. Part 2 This is the real face of the three cutest babies whose video took over the internet. The video is from somewhere in Nepal. A guy named Loken Pun filmed them and posted it online, and within days it won the hearts of millions of people. According to the source, two of them are sisters and one is their neighbor. They go to school together every day. What made people fall in love even more is how brave and well-mannered they are. At such a young age, they’re already well educated. They know basic safety too, like not talking to strangers if someone calls them. 💛💚🩷

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62,835 views • 1 month ago

A car burst into flames while refuelling at a petrol pump in Kerala. Inside were five people, including three children. Panic could have turned into a disaster within seconds. But three alert workers from Bihar, Anil, Bablu and Alok, acted instantly. They pulled the family to safety, used fire extinguishers to control the blaze, and pushed the burning car away from the pump to prevent an explosion. Their quick thinking didn’t just save a family. It saved an entire neighbourhood from catastrophe. Later, the Fire and Rescue Services honoured the trio for their courage and presence of mind. This is what true heroism looks like. Ordinary people choosing action over fear, in the most critical moments. #Bihar #Kerala #PetrolPumpFire #RealLifeHeroes [Kerala, Bihar, Petrol Pump Fire, Real Life Heroes, Rescue]

A car burst into flames while refuelling at a petrol pump in Kerala. Inside were five people, including three children. Panic could have turned into a disaster within seconds. But three alert workers from Bihar, Anil, Bablu and Alok, acted instantly. They pulled the family to safety, used fire extinguishers to control the blaze, and pushed the burning car away from the pump to prevent an explosion. Their quick thinking didn’t just save a family. It saved an entire neighbourhood from catastrophe. Later, the Fire and Rescue Services honoured the trio for their courage and presence of mind. This is what true heroism looks like. Ordinary people choosing action over fear, in the most critical moments. #Bihar #Kerala #PetrolPumpFire #RealLifeHeroes [Kerala, Bihar, Petrol Pump Fire, Real Life Heroes, Rescue]

The Better India

223,720 views • 9 months ago

A video of our university students celebrating their monthly NELFUND upkeep allowance to the tune of Omo Ologo. And yet some people, from the comfort of their air-conditioned rooms, dismissed both the need for and the impact of NELFUND. Students have dropped out of school over what others consider a “paltry” ₦10,000, while many more have had to sacrifice their studies to survive through side hustles. The story of LAUTECH’s 2026 best graduating student, whose GPA had been slipping before the NELFUND intervention but turned into a run of straight As afterwards, speaks volumes. Not everyone experiences the world through the same privileges or circumstances. Stop looking at the world through your rose-coloured lenses.

A video of our university students celebrating their monthly NELFUND upkeep allowance to the tune of Omo Ologo. And yet some people, from the comfort of their air-conditioned rooms, dismissed both the need for and the impact of NELFUND. Students have dropped out of school over what others consider a “paltry” ₦10,000, while many more have had to sacrifice their studies to survive through side hustles. The story of LAUTECH’s 2026 best graduating student, whose GPA had been slipping before the NELFUND intervention but turned into a run of straight As afterwards, speaks volumes. Not everyone experiences the world through the same privileges or circumstances. Stop looking at the world through your rose-coloured lenses.

Gimba Kakanda

196,173 views • 1 month ago

Scientists now believe the catastrophic flash flood on the Nepal-China border that left more than 353 people dead and over 1,300 still missing was caused by a 2,000-foot-wide chunk of ice that broke off a glacier and fell to the valley below. This is known as a glacier collapse. The immense block of ice plummeted 4,000 feet down, pulverizing on impact and mixing with mud and rocks to create a fast-moving, 250-foot-tall wall of debris that tore through riverside settlements at speeds of 44 mph. The sheer force of the landslide was so immense that it generated a 5.2 magnitude earth quake. [The initially video I shared, which has been taken down was from a different glacier collapse that occurred in Chile].

Scientists now believe the catastrophic flash flood on the Nepal-China border that left more than 353 people dead and over 1,300 still missing was caused by a 2,000-foot-wide chunk of ice that broke off a glacier and fell to the valley below. This is known as a glacier collapse. The immense block of ice plummeted 4,000 feet down, pulverizing on impact and mixing with mud and rocks to create a fast-moving, 250-foot-tall wall of debris that tore through riverside settlements at speeds of 44 mph. The sheer force of the landslide was so immense that it generated a 5.2 magnitude earth quake. [The initially video I shared, which has been taken down was from a different glacier collapse that occurred in Chile].

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178,745 views • 5 days ago

‼️From Pennsylvania to the Frontlines: American Students Send Hundreds of Letters to Support Ukrainian Soldiers An American student to the Ukrainian soldiers: “No matter what we will be here, we will be praying for you. Just keep going, stay strong and stay brave. And just know that even though we’re over here, we’re always thinking of you and always supporting you.” Arsenii, a teenager from Pennsylvania whose father is fighting on the frontlines in Ukraine, said: “To be precise, I think there are 398 letters, so, well, let’s say 390 soldiers will definitely get letters. Yes, it’s not much, but at least it’s something.” Brenda Debincentis, a local teacher at Arsenii’s school, added: “And we only have about 700 students in a building. So that means almost every student volunteered to write a letter to the Ukrainian soldiers.”

‼️From Pennsylvania to the Frontlines: American Students Send Hundreds of Letters to Support Ukrainian Soldiers An American student to the Ukrainian soldiers: “No matter what we will be here, we will be praying for you. Just keep going, stay strong and stay brave. And just know that even though we’re over here, we’re always thinking of you and always supporting you.” Arsenii, a teenager from Pennsylvania whose father is fighting on the frontlines in Ukraine, said: “To be precise, I think there are 398 letters, so, well, let’s say 390 soldiers will definitely get letters. Yes, it’s not much, but at least it’s something.” Brenda Debincentis, a local teacher at Arsenii’s school, added: “And we only have about 700 students in a building. So that means almost every student volunteered to write a letter to the Ukrainian soldiers.”

Kateryna Lisunova

17,116 views • 5 months ago

🚨𝐀𝐄𝐃 𝐔𝐬𝐞𝐝 𝐭𝐨 𝐒𝐚𝐯𝐞 𝐇𝐢𝐠𝐡 𝐒𝐜𝐡𝐨𝐨𝐥 𝐒𝐭𝐮𝐝𝐞𝐧𝐭🚨 On February 5, 2024, Deputy Biland responded to a distress call at Leto High School, where a student had collapsed during track practice. When Deputy Biland arrived, the student was already hooked up to an AED and had received an initial shock. She promptly began CPR until Hillsborough County Fire Rescue arrived and administered a second shock from their AED. The student regained a pulse and was transported to St. Joseph's Main Hospital. "Deputy Biland's quick actions were nothing short of heroic," said Sheriff Chad Chronister. "In the face of a life-threatening situation, her swift response saved a young life. We couldn't be prouder of our deputies, whose training allows them to provide life-saving medical assistance when every second counts." You can read more about this case by following this link:

🚨𝐀𝐄𝐃 𝐔𝐬𝐞𝐝 𝐭𝐨 𝐒𝐚𝐯𝐞 𝐇𝐢𝐠𝐡 𝐒𝐜𝐡𝐨𝐨𝐥 𝐒𝐭𝐮𝐝𝐞𝐧𝐭🚨 On February 5, 2024, Deputy Biland responded to a distress call at Leto High School, where a student had collapsed during track practice. When Deputy Biland arrived, the student was already hooked up to an AED and had received an initial shock. She promptly began CPR until Hillsborough County Fire Rescue arrived and administered a second shock from their AED. The student regained a pulse and was transported to St. Joseph's Main Hospital. "Deputy Biland's quick actions were nothing short of heroic," said Sheriff Chad Chronister. "In the face of a life-threatening situation, her swift response saved a young life. We couldn't be prouder of our deputies, whose training allows them to provide life-saving medical assistance when every second counts." You can read more about this case by following this link:

HCSO

16,683 views • 2 years ago

I live in Lukenya, Machakos County, less than 40 kilometres from Nairobi. Directly across from my home lies Kilili village — a place politicians flood every election season to beg for votes. The village has about 500 residents, including over 300 school-going children. It boasts more than 20 unlicensed bars, 15 churches, and just six police officers stationed at the nearby Lukenya Police Post. When it rains, a seasonal river floods and completely cuts off access to Mountainview Primary School, which sits on the opposite side of the village. The Kilili village is densely populated, with families renting houses while working at stone quarries and cement factories. Fewer than 20 people, including me, live on my side of the river. During the rains, I stay put because even vehicles cannot cross the flooded river. Meanwhile, young children are forced to miss classes, while others risk their lives trying to wade through the dangerous waters. The school also lacks running water, so pupils must carry their own for drinking and handwashing. Cement giants like Bamburi Cement PLC and Mombasa Cement extract raw materials from our area, reap billions in profits, and contribute millions in levies to the county. Yet those levies come from the very parents whose children must wade through a river just to reach school — and who study without access to clean drinking water. This is not merely a weather problem. It is a glaring failure of leadership and service delivery. Machakos County’s budget for 2025/26 stands at KSh 10 billion. I am confident that Governor Wavinya Ndeti Oduwole, EGH can resolve this issue in a single day — before a child drowns — just as Governor Sakaja swiftly fixed some roads in Nairobi ahead of French President Macron’s visit.

I live in Lukenya, Machakos County, less than 40 kilometres from Nairobi. Directly across from my home lies Kilili village — a place politicians flood every election season to beg for votes. The village has about 500 residents, including over 300 school-going children. It boasts more than 20 unlicensed bars, 15 churches, and just six police officers stationed at the nearby Lukenya Police Post. When it rains, a seasonal river floods and completely cuts off access to Mountainview Primary School, which sits on the opposite side of the village. The Kilili village is densely populated, with families renting houses while working at stone quarries and cement factories. Fewer than 20 people, including me, live on my side of the river. During the rains, I stay put because even vehicles cannot cross the flooded river. Meanwhile, young children are forced to miss classes, while others risk their lives trying to wade through the dangerous waters. The school also lacks running water, so pupils must carry their own for drinking and handwashing. Cement giants like Bamburi Cement PLC and Mombasa Cement extract raw materials from our area, reap billions in profits, and contribute millions in levies to the county. Yet those levies come from the very parents whose children must wade through a river just to reach school — and who study without access to clean drinking water. This is not merely a weather problem. It is a glaring failure of leadership and service delivery. Machakos County’s budget for 2025/26 stands at KSh 10 billion. I am confident that Governor Wavinya Ndeti Oduwole, EGH can resolve this issue in a single day — before a child drowns — just as Governor Sakaja swiftly fixed some roads in Nairobi ahead of French President Macron’s visit.

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39,417 views • 3 months ago

🚨 BREAKING: Rep. Tim Burchett just pummeled the elitists attacking Trump DHS Sec. nominee Markwayne Mullin because he "doesn't have a college degree" and "isn't qualified" "Sitting here thinking about that and the arrogance of that is just beyond belief!" "The SNOBS and the INTELLIGENCIA are a little big for their britches! My dad didn't have a college education when he and his buddies went and saved the world during the second world war!" "Literally, they saved the world. So, I just think has more to do with their ability and their character and if they're willing to fight and work, and I think Markwayne has shown that on all accounts!" "I mean there's a guy who, granted we're not the best of friends, we've had our differences, but has nothing to do with his leadership abilities." "He left school from what I understand because his daddy got sick and he took over the family business and he's, by all accounts, he's been unbelievably successful." "Several other businesses and he's got a mess of kids and him and his wife and they do a good job at raising them." 👏🏻 Nailed it Tim Burchett Markwayne Mullin

🚨 BREAKING: Rep. Tim Burchett just pummeled the elitists attacking Trump DHS Sec. nominee Markwayne Mullin because he "doesn't have a college degree" and "isn't qualified" "Sitting here thinking about that and the arrogance of that is just beyond belief!" "The SNOBS and the INTELLIGENCIA are a little big for their britches! My dad didn't have a college education when he and his buddies went and saved the world during the second world war!" "Literally, they saved the world. So, I just think has more to do with their ability and their character and if they're willing to fight and work, and I think Markwayne has shown that on all accounts!" "I mean there's a guy who, granted we're not the best of friends, we've had our differences, but has nothing to do with his leadership abilities." "He left school from what I understand because his daddy got sick and he took over the family business and he's, by all accounts, he's been unbelievably successful." "Several other businesses and he's got a mess of kids and him and his wife and they do a good job at raising them." 👏🏻 Nailed it Tim Burchett Markwayne Mullin

Eric Daugherty

431,901 views • 5 months ago

BREAKING: Urgent situation as TUSLA / CAMHS “experts” (LGBT activists) block a vulnerable child’s access to education. Martina Burke speaks out. Martina Burke has operated a tuition centre in Castlebar Co. Mayo for over 25 years. In this year’s Leaving Certificate exams 40% of students achieved H1 in Higher Level English, with 63% achieving H3 or above in Maths (HL). In 2021 a mother requested assistance for her son who had no school place. The child thrived academically and behaviourally, excelling in his studies. Professionals advised that the child could not succeed at a mainstream school at the time, and that the education he was receiving from the Burkes was the best for him for the present. TUSLA were carrying out an initial assessment involving the child at the time but excluded Martina Burke from the process. According to TUSLA’s own policy all professionals involved with a parent and child are consulted as part of an initial assessment. The child’s difficulty in securing a school place went to the District Court. TUSLA gave evidence that the child would receive services upon enrolment in mainstream school. These included SNA, OT, speech and language and NEPS. On the basis of this evidence the court directed that the child be enrolled in a mainstream school. None of the promised services were provided. The child has spent the last two years on a school corridor or in an isolation room. Martina Burke wrote to the Principal twice but never received any response. Martina Burke attended a meeting with CAMHS on 14 August. The two doctors present, Dr. Ronan Rice and Dr. Mark Farquhar, led Martina Burke to believe that they knew nothing about the child’s circumstances at school. In reality CAMHS were fully aware of the child’s horrific experiences at mainstream school over the past two years. When TUSLA were asked why they excluded Martina Burke from the initial assessment they said they were “not in a position to comment.” When Martina Burke pressed for answers TUSLA sent the matter to a ‘third party’, an ‘independent complaints officer’ named Mary Hargaden. Far from being independent Ms Hargaden spent 40 years working with HSE/TUSLA. In 2021 her consulting company received a contract from TUSLA for €1.5 million. Martina Burke received over 22 emails and letters from Ms Hargaden but never received an answer as to why she was excluded. In a report issued last month Hargaden stated that TUSLA “appear to have intended” to consult with Martina Burke about the child’s educational progress. They never did however. CAMHS have several inpatient residential units across Ireland. The logo for these units is the LGBT flag which is a promotion of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender ideology. If you wish to foster a child in Ireland TUSLA require that you are willing to affirm LGBT ideology. Christian belief is not tolerated. Following a damning report into CAMHS in 2023 Dr. Maeve Doyle (‘Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist’) said that CAMHS “needed €2 billion.” CAMHS does not need more hundreds of millions. What we need is basic transparency and truth. Martina Burke was led to believe by these so-called professionals that they were unaware of the facts around this tragic situation. This was not true. These organisations are accountable to no one, and parents live in fear of them. If they cannot be transparent and truthful this should not be tolerated and they should be shut down.

Enoch Burke

221,590 views • 2 years ago

While in the cell, I stare at drawings by current and former political prisoners whose work I included in Police State - imprisoned for years for being good people. I feel this very tangible, visceral solidarity between people suffering from the police state in a part of the world where I’m from - and here, in the US, where families are torn apart, mothers arrested and deported while picking their kids up from school, children crying for help as their fathers are dragged away. These are mothers, fathers—not the proverbial gang members, but hard-working breadwinners and caretakers. I'm thinking of dehumanization and scapegoating as a universal mechanism—applied with heartbreaking ruthlessness both back home and here. I'm thinking how the Western idea that history inevitably moves toward progress is a mirage. There’s no guarantee of a better tomorrow—and like Alice in Wonderland, we must run as fast as we can just to stay in one place, to ensure survival. As I leave my prison cell at MOCA and join the protesters, I see people caring for each other, giving out gas masks, water, and protective glasses. This spirit of care and solidarity is precious. Being shot with rubber bullets and burned by tear gas, yet refusing to leave—celebrating a victory of human spirit over riot shields, guns, and batons. 🎼SOUND: Police State soundscape + live speeches from the protest streets telephoned to me by vegsurfer

While in the cell, I stare at drawings by current and former political prisoners whose work I included in Police State - imprisoned for years for being good people. I feel this very tangible, visceral solidarity between people suffering from the police state in a part of the world where I’m from - and here, in the US, where families are torn apart, mothers arrested and deported while picking their kids up from school, children crying for help as their fathers are dragged away. These are mothers, fathers—not the proverbial gang members, but hard-working breadwinners and caretakers. I'm thinking of dehumanization and scapegoating as a universal mechanism—applied with heartbreaking ruthlessness both back home and here. I'm thinking how the Western idea that history inevitably moves toward progress is a mirage. There’s no guarantee of a better tomorrow—and like Alice in Wonderland, we must run as fast as we can just to stay in one place, to ensure survival. As I leave my prison cell at MOCA and join the protesters, I see people caring for each other, giving out gas masks, water, and protective glasses. This spirit of care and solidarity is precious. Being shot with rubber bullets and burned by tear gas, yet refusing to leave—celebrating a victory of human spirit over riot shields, guns, and batons. 🎼SOUND: Police State soundscape + live speeches from the protest streets telephoned to me by vegsurfer

𝖕𝖚𝖘𝖘𝖞 𝖗𝖎𝖔𝖙💦

38,852 views • 1 year ago

We were just blocked from entering a public high school in Los Angeles to preach the gospel… And what happened next raises serious questions about discrimination against Christians and conservatives once again. Before the thousands of views, comments, and opinions — here’s the raw truth. Buckle up. Over the last two months, we’ve gone to nearly 30 public schools across Southern California. We’ve been invited by students, staff, and faculty to share during school hours at Christian clubs on campus. Thousands of students have responded to the gospel. Tears streaming down their faces, real salvation and even demons being casted out (that was the last controversy). Our heart is simple, to bless each school and make an eternal impact in the lives of students. Two days ago, I posted a video of students responding to Jesus at the previous school we visited. It’s reached millions of views online. The next morning, I received a message that a Los Angeles Unified School District board member had seen the video and is demanding it be taken down. The high crime of students coming to Jesus and being saved! God forbid! Problem number one: they thought it was filmed at the school we were scheduled to visit next. It wasn’t. Still, a call was arranged with faculty. We were told no audio or video recording on campus for the school we were visiting today. Problem number two: a quick search shows this same school has allowed other outside organizations to film and post content online. That is clear discrimination. Just when you thought it couldn’t get any worse. They only allowed two members of our four person team onto campus today. I was escorted into a private room with multiple faculty members and given a list of restrictions. Is this communist Cuba or North Korea? That was a legit thought at one point. We made our way to the classroom and I preached the gospel, it was powerful! And right as I was about to invite students forward — a loud fire alarm went off. You can’t even make this up. Coincidence? Most likely, right? I thought this ordeal was over but I was wrong. As I was praying for students after the club ended, a faculty member interrupted and told these specific students they had to leave for class immediately. Then that same faculty member stepped off school property onto public property in front of the school and approached our team members who had been barred from coming onto the campus. Why did he do that? To try to intimidate us as our team was praying for the students walking by! Friends, this is the United States of America. We must stand for both our constitutional rights and God given authority. Let me be clear, what’s our response? We aint backing down and NEVER will! If this matters to you, would you share this video so that the eyes of the world would see? It’s revival or we die and I choose revival!

We were just blocked from entering a public high school in Los Angeles to preach the gospel… And what happened next raises serious questions about discrimination against Christians and conservatives once again. Before the thousands of views, comments, and opinions — here’s the raw truth. Buckle up. Over the last two months, we’ve gone to nearly 30 public schools across Southern California. We’ve been invited by students, staff, and faculty to share during school hours at Christian clubs on campus. Thousands of students have responded to the gospel. Tears streaming down their faces, real salvation and even demons being casted out (that was the last controversy). Our heart is simple, to bless each school and make an eternal impact in the lives of students. Two days ago, I posted a video of students responding to Jesus at the previous school we visited. It’s reached millions of views online. The next morning, I received a message that a Los Angeles Unified School District board member had seen the video and is demanding it be taken down. The high crime of students coming to Jesus and being saved! God forbid! Problem number one: they thought it was filmed at the school we were scheduled to visit next. It wasn’t. Still, a call was arranged with faculty. We were told no audio or video recording on campus for the school we were visiting today. Problem number two: a quick search shows this same school has allowed other outside organizations to film and post content online. That is clear discrimination. Just when you thought it couldn’t get any worse. They only allowed two members of our four person team onto campus today. I was escorted into a private room with multiple faculty members and given a list of restrictions. Is this communist Cuba or North Korea? That was a legit thought at one point. We made our way to the classroom and I preached the gospel, it was powerful! And right as I was about to invite students forward — a loud fire alarm went off. You can’t even make this up. Coincidence? Most likely, right? I thought this ordeal was over but I was wrong. As I was praying for students after the club ended, a faculty member interrupted and told these specific students they had to leave for class immediately. Then that same faculty member stepped off school property onto public property in front of the school and approached our team members who had been barred from coming onto the campus. Why did he do that? To try to intimidate us as our team was praying for the students walking by! Friends, this is the United States of America. We must stand for both our constitutional rights and God given authority. Let me be clear, what’s our response? We aint backing down and NEVER will! If this matters to you, would you share this video so that the eyes of the world would see? It’s revival or we die and I choose revival!

Ross Johnston

17,681 views • 5 months ago

Over the past few days, I have been personally monitoring and reviewing the relief and rehabilitation efforts underway across the flood and landslide-affected areas of North Bengal following the extreme rainfall earlier this month. Day before yesterday, I had visited Hasimara in Alipurduar, and yesterday, I travelled to Nagrakata, Chalsa, Mal, and Kurseong, meeting affected families, interacting with officials, and overseeing the ongoing restoration work on the ground. Today, I shall visit the other side of Mirik to personally assess the situation in the landslide-affected areas and ensure that every affected person receives the support they need. Tomorrow, I will convene an administrative meeting for Darjeeling, Kalimpong, and Mirik. During my visit to Nagrakata, I interacted with the residents at the relief camps in Bamandanga and Tandoo, ensuring that food, shelter, and medical facilities are being provided without interruption. I also reviewed the repair work of the Tanatani Bridge over the river Gathia, which was severely damaged during the flash floods, and later inspected the Kalikhola Bridge, now restored by the Public Works Department. At the Bamandanga relief camp, I had the opportunity to hand over appointment letters for Home Guard employment to the family members of flood victims as part of our comprehensive rehabilitation initiative. Ten beneficiaries, including eight from Jalpaiguri and two from Cooch Behar, received their letters today. I have also announced that every family whose house has been damaged in the calamity will receive financial assistance of ₹1.2 lakh for reconstruction under our State scheme. Our Maa-Mati-Manush Sarkaar has mobilised all resources to ensure comprehensive, round-the-clock relief operations. Special camps have been set up to help citizens recover essential documents lost in the floods, while students who lost their books are being provided new study materials. Food kits, disaster management supplies, and other essentials are being distributed extensively across all affected areas. Natural calamities are beyond our control, but our compassion, preparedness, and collective resolve define our response. The courage, grit, and perseverance of the people of North Bengal continue to inspire me. Our State Government will remain by your side, every hour, every day, until normalcy is fully restored.

Over the past few days, I have been personally monitoring and reviewing the relief and rehabilitation efforts underway across the flood and landslide-affected areas of North Bengal following the extreme rainfall earlier this month. Day before yesterday, I had visited Hasimara in Alipurduar, and yesterday, I travelled to Nagrakata, Chalsa, Mal, and Kurseong, meeting affected families, interacting with officials, and overseeing the ongoing restoration work on the ground. Today, I shall visit the other side of Mirik to personally assess the situation in the landslide-affected areas and ensure that every affected person receives the support they need. Tomorrow, I will convene an administrative meeting for Darjeeling, Kalimpong, and Mirik. During my visit to Nagrakata, I interacted with the residents at the relief camps in Bamandanga and Tandoo, ensuring that food, shelter, and medical facilities are being provided without interruption. I also reviewed the repair work of the Tanatani Bridge over the river Gathia, which was severely damaged during the flash floods, and later inspected the Kalikhola Bridge, now restored by the Public Works Department. At the Bamandanga relief camp, I had the opportunity to hand over appointment letters for Home Guard employment to the family members of flood victims as part of our comprehensive rehabilitation initiative. Ten beneficiaries, including eight from Jalpaiguri and two from Cooch Behar, received their letters today. I have also announced that every family whose house has been damaged in the calamity will receive financial assistance of ₹1.2 lakh for reconstruction under our State scheme. Our Maa-Mati-Manush Sarkaar has mobilised all resources to ensure comprehensive, round-the-clock relief operations. Special camps have been set up to help citizens recover essential documents lost in the floods, while students who lost their books are being provided new study materials. Food kits, disaster management supplies, and other essentials are being distributed extensively across all affected areas. Natural calamities are beyond our control, but our compassion, preparedness, and collective resolve define our response. The courage, grit, and perseverance of the people of North Bengal continue to inspire me. Our State Government will remain by your side, every hour, every day, until normalcy is fully restored.

Mamata Banerjee

32,357 views • 10 months ago