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An unidentified speaker discusses reports regarding Donald Trump and his alleged 'Greenland objective' involving a new push for the territory. The bulletin highlights an AI-generated image reportedly posted by a 'Mrs.5 President' which depicts a 2026 map of 'greater America' including Canada and Greenland. The speaker notes that 'Trump's AI image shows also Venezuela' and mentions a shift in NATO payment expectations, quoting a figure of '5% and pay as opposed to 2%.' The transcript further claims that the United States recently arrested the Venezuelan president and his wife following attacks on ships flying the Venezuelan flag. The speaker asserts, 'I've done more than any other American president but they don't far and we'll see how that goes,' while discussing the geopolitical implications of these territorial claims over Greenland, which remains a Danish territory. The report focuses on the world's observation of these unconventional diplomatic and territorial assertions.

On this Special Report, the focus is on the ongoing power-sharing debate within the Karnataka Congress leadership. D.K. Suresh, brother of Deputy Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar, has sparked fresh discussion regarding the Chief Ministerial post. Suresh stated, 'If it is in D.K.S.' 's fate, he will be chief minister,' while emphasizing that the party's primary goal remains winning the 2028 assembly elections. He reiterated that the family and the KPCC president are acting as disciplined soldiers, following Rahul Gandhi's advice that the 'right decision will come at the right time.' The transcript highlights that the battle for the CM chair remains a significant political issue in the state, with Suresh noting that nothing is permanent, whether it be power or position. The report, featuring insights from Sagar Raj, explores the internal dynamics of the Karnataka government and the patience being exercised by the Shivakumar camp amidst high command deliberations.

In a significant India Today impact, the UP Police have arrested builder Abhay Kumar in connection with the death of a 27-year-old software engineer.

On this Special Report, the focus is on the financial crisis within the Greater Chennai Corporation (GCC). R. Ramarao, President of the Greater Chennai Contractors Association, has alleged that the civic body owes more than ₹700 crore to contractors for various projects completed four to five months ago. Speaking on the matter, R. Ramarao stated, 'As per that agreement condition, it is mandatory to pay the amount within 28 days of the passing of the bills.' The pending payments involve critical infrastructure works, including road construction, flyovers, garbage removal, and storm water drainage maintenance. Despite bills being forwarded to the finance department, the GCC has cited a fund crunch as the reason for the delay. Furthermore, the Madras High Court recently directed the corporation to pay ₹32 lakh in interest to Ramarao for delayed payments, a directive that remains unfulfilled. The situation highlights a severe liquidity crisis affecting essential civic maintenance and infrastructure development in Chennai.