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The South African
02-07-2025
- Sport
- The South African
Orlando Pirates news: Kaizer Chiefs sniped, R10 million midfielder
Orlando Pirates have yet again beaten Kaizer Chiefs to a prized player. This time it's Polokwane City winger Oswin Appollis. Both clubs tried to sign the 23-year-old in January and last offseason but were met with rejection on both occasions as Appollis continued to prove himself as one of South Africa's best. The second half of last season saw a decline in performance, and it is perhaps because of this why Rise and Shine were willing to let their main man go. According to reports, Orlando Pirates eyeing JS Kabylie midfielder Sadio Kanoute. 'According to Africafoot , the Soweto giants are considering tabling an offer in the region of €500,000 (approximately R10 million) to lure Kanoute, who previously turned out for Simba SC in Tanzania,' a SoccerLaduma report revealed. In other news, there is growing concern that Orlando Pirates may see their golden boy Relebohile Mofokeng leave this winter. 'My biggest wish is to see Rele overseas in 2025/2026. I'm praying every day. I don't want to see him in the Betway Premiership again this season. I know God will answer my prayers,' Sechaba said '[Whether it's in] Spain, England, Netherlands, France, Denmark, Switzerland — Rele can play. I believe that with all my heart. Take him to Barcelona? He can play. PSG? He can play. Any country. I'll be happy — but not Saudi Arabia,' he added. 'Not yet. He's still young. He needs to compete in UEFA competitions. If he goes to Saudi now, he won't experience that. Yes, he'd be rich — but happiness is more important. You can have all the money in the world, but if you're not happy, it's worthless.' Let us know by leaving a comment below, or send a WhatsApp to 060 011 021 1. Subscribe to The South African website's newsletters and follow us on WhatsApp, Facebook, X and Bluesky for the latest news.
Courier-Mail
01-07-2025
- Business
- Courier-Mail
Everything you need to know before the ASX opens
Don't miss out on the headlines from Stockhead. Followed categories will be added to My News. Good morning everyone and welcome to Rise and Shine on Tuesday, July 1, 2025. Here's what you should know before the ASX opens today… The ASX looks set to kick Tuesday off on the front foot, with futures up 0.1% by 7am AEST, riding the wave from Wall Street's strong finish to the quarter. Wall Street rockets to record highs Wall Street wrapped up the quarter with record highs. The Dow climbed 0.6%, while both the S&P 500 and Nasdaq rose 0.5%, cementing one of the strongest quarters since 2023. STOCK INDICES Value Change ASX 200 (previous day) 8,542 0.33% S&P 500 6,205 0.52% Dow Jones 44,095 0.63% Nasdaq Comp 20,370 0.47% Euro Stoxx 50 5,303 -0.42% UK FTSE 8,761 -0.43% German DAX 23,910 -0.51% French CAC 7,666 -0.33% The S&P 500 has now surged 25% since its April lows, a rally so sharp it's making even seasoned bulls wonder if the index is getting ahead of itself. Tech was back in the driver's seat. Oracle shot 4% higher on the back of a jaw-dropping US$30 billion annual cloud deal with an unnamed client. This single contract is worth nearly triple the size of its entire cloud business. Microsoft and Meta both touched new highs, with Zuck announcing a bold new pivot into AI 'superintelligence,' tapping Alexandr Wang to lead Meta's newly formed Superintelligence Labs. Apple, meanwhile, is reportedly flirting with OpenAI and Anthropic to power its next-gen Siri, finally admitting its in-house AI efforts might need outside help. And trading platform Robinhood jumped to all-time highs after unveiling tokenised stock trading across the EU. That's right, 24/5 trading of tokenised US equities for 150,000 users. Gold jumps as the greenback wilts Gold perked up by 1% as the US dollar sagged to its weakest point since early 2022. With rate cut whispers growing louder and Trump heckling the Fed like a dad on the sidelines, traders started edging back into safe-haven mode. Investors decided it might be wise to keep a little bullion tucked under the mattress. Powell's chair isn't looking so comfy Donald Trump is now actively auditioning for Fed Chair scout. Trump took a global interest rate chart, signed it, and sent it directly to Jerome Powell with a not-so-subtle note: cut rates, or else. On Truth Social, Trump accused the Fed of costing America 'a fortune' and said Powell 'should be ashamed.' He wants the Fed funds rate slashed to 1%, pronto. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent admitted there's a shortlist of replacements already being discussed - names like Christopher Waller, Kevin Warsh, and David Malpass are doing the rounds. Trump doesn't have to wait until Powell's term ends next May. But for markets, the next big test looms: Thursday's US June jobs report could shift the mood fast. If hiring slows and unemployment ticks up, the 'bad news is good news' crowd might start betting even harder on a Fed cut. Commodity/forex/crypto market prices Price (US) Move Gold: $3,303.00 1.06% Silver: $36.11 0.35% Iron ore: $94.47 -0.02% Nickel: $15,196.00 -0.22% Copper: $10,110.40 -0.25% Zinc: $2,752.70 -1.07% Lithium carbonate 99.5% Min China Spot: $8,150.00 0.00% Oil (WTI): $64.99 -0.80% Oil (Brent): $66.56 -0.36% AUD/USD: $0.6577 0.49% Bitcoin: $107,505 -0.81% What got you talking Also in the news… Health Check: Tetratherix breaks biotech IPO drought with 13pc gain on debut. Despite the downturn in lithium prices, battery giants are quietly hedging their bets and locking in supply before a forecasted surge. Kristie Batten: Koonenberry Gold sees shades of De Grey success story at Sunnyside. Hot Money Monday: Treasurers swap term deposits for Bitcoin as ASX firms dive in. TRADING HALTS Australian Mines (ASX:AUZ) – cap raise and potential acquisition AuKing Mining (ASX:AKN) – cap raise Battery Age Minerals (ASX:BM8) – cap raise Blackstone Minerals (ASX:BSX) – cap raise archTIS (ASX:AR9) – cap raise Lodestar Minerals (ASX:LSR) – cap raise Liontown Resources (ASX:LTR) – executive changes Olympio Metals (ASX:OLY) – cap raise Peak Minerals (ASX:PUA) – response to ASX price query Red Mountain Mining (ASX:RMX) – cap raise (ASX:RNT) – cap raise Terra Uranium (ASX:T92) – acquisition and cap raise Vitasora Health (ASX:VHL) – cap raise At Stockhead, we tell it like it is. While Brightstar Resources is a Stockhead advertiser, it did not sponsor this article. This article does not constitute financial product advice. You should consider obtaining independent advice before making any financial decisions. Originally published as Rise and Shine: Everything you need to know before the ASX opens
Herald Sun
26-06-2025
- Business
- Herald Sun
Everything you need to know before the ASX opens
Don't miss out on the headlines from Stockhead. Followed categories will be added to My News. Good morning everyone and welcome to Rise and Shine on Thursday, June 26, 2025. Here's what you should know before the ASX opens today… ASX futures were down 0.55% at 7am AEST Thursday, pointing to a sluggish open. Nvidia's still breaking records Overnight, the Dow slipped 0.25%, the S&P 500 closed flat, and the Nasdaq eked out a 0.3% gain. STOCK INDICES Value Change ASX 200 (previous day) 8,559 0.04% S&P 500 6,092 0.00% Dow Jones 42,982 -0.25% Nasdaq Comp 19,974 0.31% Euro Stoxx 50 5,252 -0.85% UK FTSE 8,719 -0.46% German DAX 23,498 -0.61% French CAC 7,558 -0.76% The standout was Nvidia. The AI kingpin jumped 4% to smash its own record, and is now worth US$3.77 trillion. That's pretty much entire-country GDP territory. It's overtaken Microsoft, miles ahead of Apple, and according to Loop Capital, it might be headed for US$6 trillion. Loop reckons Nvidia's not just riding the wave, it is the wave. Monopoly-level pricing power, god-mode margins, and no serious rivals in sight. Alphabet has just rolled out a new AI coding assistant to compete with OpenAI's Codex and Anthropic's Claude. And Apple is dealing with a different headache altogether. Brussels slapped them with a €500 million fine, and now EU regulators are twisting their arm to fix the App Store. Meanwhile, the broader market is starting to breathe a bit heavier. Traders reckon we're due for a pause after recent rallies, and as Matt Maley from Miller Tabak put it, 'No market moves in a straight line.' Elsewhere, Trump is circling Fed Chair Jerome Powell like a shark once again. At a press conference in The Hague, Trump called Powell 'very stupid' and 'terrible'. He said he's got 'three or four' names ready to replace Powell, and accused the Fed of keeping US borrowing costs unnecessarily high. Oil chills out After two days of plunging, oil prices finally climbed last night by about 1%. Trump has declared the Middle East conflict 'over' for now after US strikes 'obliterated' key Iranian nuclear sites. He also said talks with Iran will start next week, though he played down the need for any formal nuclear agreement. BP and Shell on mega-merger rumours BP shares spiked 10% in New York after The Wall Street Journal reported early-stage takeover talks. BP's been on the ropes lately, and Shell, reportedly, has been circling for months, waiting for BP's stock and the price of crude to drop enough to make a move. If this goes through, it would be one of the biggest deals in European corporate history, and would create a true heavyweight rival to Exxon and Chevron, especially in LNG. Analysts reckon Shell would have to cough up a 20% premium on BP's already chunky £58 billion valuation. BlackRock eyes up defence sector NATO has just committed to lifting defence spending to 5% of GDP, a big shift that signals the West is rearming for a far more unstable world. No surprise then that BlackRock is betting on bullets and bots. The world's biggest asset manager says the defence sector is gearing up for a fresh surge, and it's not just about tanks and fighter jets anymore. The fundie is talking AI, cyber, surveillance tech, drone warfare ie; the digital armoury of the 21st century. BlackRock's Investment Institute dropped a note last night outlining its bullish case: with geopolitical blocs hardening, China and the US in an AI arms race, and NATO countries jacking up budgets, defence is hot again. For example, DroneShield (ASX:DRO) just landed a $61.6 million contract, sending its stock soaring 20% yesterday. ETF flows into ASX defence and cyber funds are booming too. Betashares' Global Defence ETF (ASX:ARMR) and Cybersecurity ETF (ASX:HACK)have hauled in a combined $136 million in 2025 alone. Commodity/forex/crypto market prices Price (US) Move Gold: $3,331.80 0.26% Silver: $36.26 0.96% Iron ore: $94.52 -0.12% Nickel: $15,075.00 1.14% Copper: $9,847.80 0.71% Zinc: $2,709.35 0.71% Lithium carbonate 99.5% Min China Spot: $8,150.00 0.00% Oil (WTI): $64.89 0.80% Oil (Brent): $67.59 0.68% AUD/USD: $0.6513 0.30% Bitcoin: $107,684 1.60% What got you talking Also in the news… Health Check: UBS turns ultra-bullish on Aussie healthcare leaders The curse has finally lifted after a year nearly devoid of public floats, with what will astonishingly be the first original gold IPO on the ASX coming to market as soon as Friday. Biocurious: CSL's R&D chief says drug development is like falling in love Dengue surges as climate change bites but one Aussie drug trial has slapped symptoms. TRADING HALTS Astron Corporation (ASX:ATR) – work plan application update Percheron Therapeutics (ASX:PER) – pending licensing deal PointsBet Holdings (ASX:PBH) – outcome of scheme meeting hummgroup (ASX:HUM) – potential acquisition offer Xero Limited (ASX:XRO) – corporate transaction and equity raise At Stockhead, we tell it like it is. While Brightstar Resources is a Stockhead advertiser, it did not sponsor this article. This article does not constitute financial product advice. You should consider obtaining independent advice before making any financial decisions. Originally published as Rise and Shine: Everything you need to know before the ASX opens
Mercury
17-06-2025
- Business
- Mercury
Everything you need to know before the ASX opens
Don't miss out on the headlines from Stockhead. Followed categories will be added to My News. Good morning everyone and welcome to Rise and Shine on Tuesday, June 17, 2025. Here's what you should know before the ASX opens today… The ASX looks set to open in the green on Tuesday, with futures pointing up 0.2% following a relief rally on Wall Street. Wall Street catches its breath The S&P 500 climbed 0.94%, the Nasdaq bounced back 1.52%, and the Dow added 0.75% as investors breathed a little easier with oil prices sliding and fears of a wider Middle East war cooling, at least for now. STOCK INDICES Value Change ASX 200 (previous day) 8,548 0.01% S&P 500 6,033 0.94% Dow Jones 42,515 0.75% Nasdaq Comp 19,701 1.52% Euro Stoxx 50 5,340 0.93% UK FTSE 8,875 0.28% German DAX 23,699 0.78% French CAC 7,742 0.75% Calmer vibes came as Tehran signalled it was open to talks. Traders welcomed the shift to risk-on, and big names did the heavy lifting. AMD led a rebound in chip stocks, Meta jumped as it doubled down on AI (again), and Boeing reminded investors it's still crawling forward on the Air Force One project. All this as investors wait to hear from the Fed Reserve on Wednesday (US time). A cut is off the cards for now, but Chair Powell's tone could shape the outlook for September. Money markets are pricing in a 56% chance of a September trim, but some reckon the 'dot plot' might now point to just one cut this year. Oil cools as Strait of Hormuz stays open Crude oil prices dropped as much as 3% after Iran reportedly used backchannels to tell the world it doesn't want things to get messier. WTI slipped below US$71.50 a barrel after Friday's near 7% jump, with traders calming down on fears of an imminent supply shock. Key pipelines and oil-export infrastructure have so far dodged the fighting. That includes the all-important Strait of Hormuz, the maritime bottleneck where around 20% of global oil moves daily. Any blockage there and prices would go vertical, but for now, shipping lanes are clear. Still, the risk hasn't gone away. Israel hit gas production assets and a TV station in Tehran, while Iran launched another wave of drone and missile attacks. There's plenty of firepower left in this standoff, and any slip-up near Hormuz could send oil soaring, along with inflation expectations. Economists say central banks like the RBA will try to look through any temporary oil price spikes. But if the conflict drags on, energy-driven inflation could handcuff the Fed and others well into 2025. Bitcoin shrugs off war, storms back While the world watches the oil market, Bitcoin just keeps marching higher. It reclaimed the US$108,000 level after a weekend wobble, helped along by fresh ETF inflows and traders betting that even if the Fed stays hawkish, crypto might still be the hedge of choice. Spot Bitcoin ETFs took in over $300 million in fresh money on Friday, and another billion-dollar buy was reported last night. However, some analysts warn that if oil keeps rising, crypto mining costs could climb, making BTC's current momentum harder to sustain. And with the Fed now seen holding rates higher for longer, Bitcoin may need more than just ETF flows to break through resistance at $110k. And finally... It's a quiet one on the data front, but all eyes are on the Bank of Japan this morning, the first of three big central banks to make rate calls this week. No change is expected, but after surprising markets earlier this year by lifting rates for the first time since 2007, investors will be listening closely for tone. Otherwise, the Fed is front and centre midweek, and the ECB looms on Thursday. There's also some price index data from New Zealand today. But in truth, most investors are keeping their powder dry until Powell speaks and the war headlines settle. Commodity/forex/crypto market prices Price (US) Move Gold: $3,384.67 -1.40% Silver: $36.31 0.01% Iron ore: $95.23 -0.16% Nickel: #N/A #N/A Copper: $9,613.00 1.40% Zinc: #N/A #N/A Lithium carbonate 99.5% Min China Spot: $8,150.00 0.00% Oil (WTI): $71.48 -2.06% Oil (Brent): $73.02 -1.63% AUD/USD: $0.6524 0.53% Bitcoin: $108,632 3.90% What got you talking Also in the news… AnteoTech (ASX:ADO) has entered an agreement with Swiss Wyon AG to evaluate its Ultranode tech for medical applications. Health Check: A pancreatic cancer 'cure' has been elusive, but Amplia (ASX:ATX) may have cracked the nut. TRADING HALTS Blaze Minerals (ASX: BLZ) – cap raise & acquisition D3 Energy (ASX:D3E) – potential asset acquisition Emyria (ASX:EMD) – material commercial deal & cap raise European Lithium (ASX:EUR) – funding transaction for Greenland project Lithium Universe (ASX:LU7) – acquisition & cap raise Simble Solutions (ASX:SIS) – cap raise St Barbara (ASX:SBM) – production guidance update & mining lease renewal Turaco Gold (ASX:TCG) – cap raise X2M Connect (ASX:X2M) – cap raise At Stockhead, we tell it like it is. While AnteoTech and Brightstar Resources are Stockhead advertisers, they did not sponsor this article. This article does not constitute financial product advice. You should consider obtaining independent advice before making any financial decisions. Originally published as Rise and Shine: Everything you need to know before the ASX opens
Time of India
06-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Rune Factory: Guardians of Azuma full quest guide – Main story, festivals, romance, characters & more
Rune Factory: Guardians of Azuma: Starting Rune Factory: Guardians of Azuma feels like stepping into a world full of hope, mystery, and new beginnings. Whether you're waking up as the Earth Dancer with no memories or returning to restore the forgotten villages, this journey is about more than just quests — it's about healing a land and building friendships that truly matter. Rune Factory: Guardians of Azuma is hailed as the best in the series, blending farming, action RPG combat, and emotional introduces new gameplay elements while staying true to its roots, making it a must-play for fans and newcomers alike. (1/2) If you ever feel lost or unsure of what to do next, don't worry — this guide is here to walk beside you. From main quests that shape the story, to lively festivals, and characters you'll grow to care for, we've gathered everything you need to make your adventure in Azuma unforgettable. Whether you want to farm, fight, or simply connect with the villagers, this article will be your trusted companion every step of the way. Prologue and spring village: Rise and shine Your adventure kicks off in Spring Village with simple but crucial tasks like: Rise and Shine Morning Chores The Dance of Bonds and Save Statues Something's on Suzu's Mind Finding the Weird Animal Time to Rest After the Disaster Village Chief The State of the Village Clearing Debris Placing Fields Planting Seeds Reaping What You've Sown Ship 'Til You Drop Creating Tiles Let's Review Time to Rest The Missing Carpenter Can't Fight on an Empty Stomach Searching for Takumi Using a Bow The Business of Being Chief Building a Home 1 Building a Home 2 Time to Rest Ulalaka's Summons Finding Help Ulalaka's Woes 1 Ulalaka's Woes 2 Blacksmith Brouhaha 1 Blacksmith Brouhaha 2 Lessons with a Superstar Amazing Decorations Amazing Buildings Checking on Takumi Guardian's Grove Lumber Hunt Repairing the Dragon Shrine Helping villagers clear debris and plant crops happens through quests like Clearing Debris, Placing Fields, and Planting Seeds—all vital for reviving the town. When the carpenter Takumi goes missing (and turns into a Blight monster!), the quest Searching for Takumi sets you on a mission to restore him in the Missing Carpenter questline. Awaken, Earth Dancer! #RuneFactory: Guardians of Azuma is out now on #NintendoSwitch, #NintendoSwitch2, and # new ways to farm and fight across four seasonal villages and meet the bachelors and bachelorettes you might fall for in this all-new trailer. Other key tasks include Blacksmith Brouhaha, where you build a forge for Kihachi, and decorating the village with fun quests like Amazing Decorations and Amazing Buildings. Farming tips? Stick to Spring crops like turnips and onions for the best harvest. Summer village: Sunlit quests and sword recovery In the hot, vibrant Summer Village, quests include: Searching for Azuma's Gods Info on the God of Summer Time to Rest Dream Directions Hide and Seek Finding the Sword Restoring the Sacred Sword Matsuri Hanabi Revived Kagura Dance Monster Attack Summer Village Revived 1 Summer Village Revived 2 Summer Village Revived 3 These lead you deep into sunlit fields and hidden caves to retrieve the stolen sacred sword of the summer goddess Matsuri. You'll revive the volcano's power in Matsuri Hanabi Revived and celebrate with the Kagura Dance festival. Side quests like Monster Attack and village revivals keep things lively, while farming bonus crops like melons under the endless sun rewards your efforts. Don't miss seasonal events like the Summer Curry Cook-Off for fun challenges. Autumn village: Festival preparations and shrine repairs Autumn Village is all about harvest and celebration, with quests like: Searching for Azuma's Gods Info on the God of Autumn Yachiyo's Izakaya Time to Rest Dream Discussions Mikoshi Hunt Repairing the Mikoshi 1 Repairing the Mikoshi 2 Finding Mikoshi Bearers Time to Rest Make Way for the Mikoshi Melee! God of Autumn and Escape Artistry Autumn Village Revived 1 Monster Bonding Autumn Village Revived 2 Autumn Village Revived 3 You'll fend off spooky threats in A Clash with Clarice and face the giant Tanuki boss during Make Way for the Mikoshi Melee! Restoring the Autumn god Cuilang in Reviving the God of Autumn leads to vibrant shrine ceremonies and parades. Daily tasks like Time to Rest and Dream Discussions build character relationships, and the village revival continues with multiple quests. Winter village: Ice, wolves, and the white wolf Winter's cold brings quests like: Searching for Azuma's Gods Info on the God of Winter Wolves and Waterfalls A Present for Watarase Time to Rest Wolves and Winter Gods Searching for the Winter God One Last Watering Hole The White Wolf's Madness Winter Village Revived 1 Winter Village Revived 2 Winter Village Revived 3 Time to Rest Your journey to free the Winter deity includes tracking the goddess's voice through frozen wilds and the intense boss battle The White Wolf's Madness on White Wolf Mountain. Village rebuilding takes shape with shops like an udon noodle cart and a chemist to bring villagers back. Quests like Time to Rest give moments to breathe before the next big challenge. Azuma skies: The skyward finale The grand finale in Azuma Skies sees you soaring with Woolby above the clouds. Key quests include: Matsuri's Summons The Kagura Shrines To the Outside World Time to Rest The First Meeting of the Gods Rebuilding Azuma's Villages Fubuki's Summons Time to Rest Searching for Astral Shrines The Astral Shrine The Corpse Tree Back to Summer Village Searching for Astral Shrines The Astral Shrine The Grudge Knight Back to Autumn Village Kotaro's Request Searching for Astral Shrines Nine-Tails The Astral Shrine Back to Winter Village Seaarching for Astral Shrines The Astronomer The Astral Shrine Time to Rest The Second Meeting of the Gods The Valiant Herald of Rebellion Open the Demon Gate! Gatekeepers of the Underworld To Devil's Bluff! The Oni Hunter's Band of Buds Settling the Score with Lord Ura Time to Rest The God of the Heavens in Hiding Time to Rest Preparing to Party 1 Preparing to Party 2 A Heavenly Party Breaking the Barrier The Black Dragon and Her Rider Time to Rest The Holy Shrine of Spring Fubuki's Request Versus Veyron How's Ulalaka Doing? A Prayer for the Future The Holy Shrine of Summer To the Summer Region Hostilities with the Hound How's Matsuri Doing? Memories of a Childhood Friend What We Lost Back to Autumn Village Finding a Transformation Leaf Finding a Wooly Heart Transformation 101 What We Lost Talking to Hinta Time to Rest The Holy Shrine of Autumn Reviving the God of Autumn A Clash with Clarice The Fifth Meeting of the Gods Training from Hell Talking About Training Beyond Mortal Limits A New Power Time to Rest A Revolt in the Underworld Quashing the Revolt The Night Squad The Dragon's Gravesite Why We Fight The Dragon's Tomb An Evil Star Clarice's Motives The Gods' Power Divine Severance Earth Dancer These quests lead to epic battles cleansing the land of Blight and restoring peace. Along the way, meet powerful figures like the God of the Heavens in Hiding and unravel mysteries with quests such as The Astral Shrine and The Grudge Knight. Side quests, romance, and village life Beyond the main quests, Guardians of Azuma thrives with side quests and character arcs. From Finding the Weird Animal to cooking contests and Preparing to Party events, there's always something happening. With 15 romance options—including your alternate protagonist, Subaru or Kaguya—you can deepen bonds through personal stories like Memories of a Childhood Friend or Clarice's Motives. Use your tools wisely: the Drum Dance and Terra Tiller help clear Blight and debris, while Village Builder mode lets you add attractions that boost village populations and unlock new quests. Rune Factory: Guardians of Azuma, uno sguardo in video gameplay su Nintendo Switch 2 #RuneFactory #RuneFactoryGuardiansofAzuma #ルーンファクトリー5 #ルーンファクトリー #NintendoSwitch #SwitcheShop #Rune #NintendoSwitch2 #switch2 By the time you finish this guide, you'll feel like you've truly become part of Azuma's story — not just a player, but a healer, a friend, and a hero. Every quest, every festival, and every character you meet adds a little magic to your journey. We wrote this guide to be your companion, your roadmap, and your cheerleader through the highs and lows of Guardians of Azuma. So when you're out there planting seeds, battling monsters, or sharing quiet moments with the villagers, know that you're never alone. To stay updated on the stories that are going viral, follow Indiatimes Trending.
