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In less than 30 minutes - #FirstSports with Rupha Ramani
The 2026 edition of the India V Pakistan clash drama exploded weeks early.
Pakistan's government threatened to skip the field against India, sparking chaos for ICC, co-hosts, and broadcasters.
After tense negotiations and a dramatic U-turn, D-Day arrives.
Relive the wild buildup, chaotic developments, the concerns surrounding the Indian camp and the threat from Pakistan.
Rupha Ramani brings you a special preview.
Catch a 360 degree view of the sporting world with Rupha Ramani on First Sports during weekdays at 7pm IST | 1:30pm GMT
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#VantageThisWeek - Premiering Now
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Fate has turned dramatically for Tarique Rahman.
After 17 years in exile, the Bangladesh Nationalist Party chief is set to become prime minister following a landslide in Bangladesh’s 13th parliamentary elections - the first since Sheikh Hasina was ousted in 2024.
With nearly 60% voter turnout, the BNP secured a supermajority, winning over two-thirds of the 300 seats.
While celebrations remain muted, the mandate is decisive. Palki Sharma tells you what's next for Bangladesh.
Also on the Show, White House backtracks on India-US Trade Deal details.
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#VantageThisWeek - Premiering in less than 30 minutes
Fate has turned dramatically for Tarique Rahman.
After 17 years in exile, the Bangladesh Nationalist Party chief is set to become prime minister following a landslide in Bangladesh’s 13th parliamentary elections - the first since Sheikh Hasina was ousted in 2024.
With nearly 60% voter turnout, the BNP secured a supermajority, winning over two-thirds of the 300 seats.
While celebrations remain muted, the mandate is decisive. Palki Sharma tells you what's next for Bangladesh.
Also on the Show, White House backtracks on India-US Trade Deal details.
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Premiering Now - #TheAssassination
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Anwar Sadat was never meant to dominate West Asia’s history.
Yet he expelled Soviet advisers, launched the 1973 war against Israel, crossed into Jerusalem, signed the Camp David Accords, and changed the region’s political trajectory forever.
He also faced protests, economic turmoil, mass arrests and rising Islamist anger.
On October 6, 1981, during a military parade, soldiers opened fire. Sadat was killed in front of cameras.
This episode examines the war, the peace, the backlash, and the assassination that shaped Egypt’s future.
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Premiering in 30 minutes - #TheAssassination
Anwar Sadat was never meant to dominate West Asia’s history.
Yet he expelled Soviet advisers, launched the 1973 war against Israel, crossed into Jerusalem, signed the Camp David Accords, and changed the region’s political trajectory forever.
He also faced protests, economic turmoil, mass arrests and rising Islamist anger.
On October 6, 1981, during a military parade, soldiers opened fire. Sadat was killed in front of cameras.
This episode examines the war, the peace, the backlash, and the assassination that shaped Egypt’s future.
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#PlanetPulse
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Greenland has shattered temperature records, deepening concerns over the accelerating impact of climate change in the Arctic.
With snowfall declining sharply, traditional dog sledders are struggling to maintain their livelihoods as shorter winters and thinning ice disrupt centuries-old practices.
Hunting, long central to food security and cultural identity, is now in crisis as shifting ice patterns make travel dangerous and wildlife harder to track.
The knock-on effect is economic as well as environmental.
As subsistence activities decline, reliance on costly imported goods rises.
These rapid changes are increasingly threatening not only daily life, but also key pillars of Greenland’s fragile economy.
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#PlanetPulse
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Spain and Portugal are grappling with the aftermath of three major storms, resulting in floods, landslides, and storm surges that caused multiple fatalities and billions in damages.
Storm Marta's recent impact saw over 26,500 rescue workers deployed in Portugal, with waves reaching 13 meters high and rivers overflowing.
Communities were evacuated, and infrastructure severely affected, particularly in Spain's Andalusia region.
Emergency shelters were established for thousands displaced, with medical support provided.
Financial losses for Portugal may exceed four billion dollars, while farmers face significant crop destruction.
Meteorologists link increased storm intensity to climate change, raising concerns about future preparedness for such extreme weather events in southern Europe.
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#PlanetPulse
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Cyclone Gezani tore through Madagascar, killing at least 35 people and displacing more than 250,000, just days after another deadly storm struck.
Winds of up to 250 km/h flattened homes, destroyed infrastructure, and triggered flooding and landslides across major cities, including the key port of Toamasina.
Authorities say nearly 75% of the city has been damaged.
Scientists warn climate change is intensifying tropical storms by warming ocean waters and increasing rainfall.
As Madagascar struggles to recover, leaders and aid agencies are urging urgent international assistance and stronger global action to address the accelerating climate crisis.
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#LIVENOW: Planet Pulse
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Cyclone Gezani tore through Madagascar, killing at least 35 people and displacing more than 250,000, just days after another deadly storm struck.
Winds of up to 250 km/h flattened homes, destroyed infrastructure, and triggered flooding and landslides across major cities, including the key port of Toamasina.
Authorities say nearly 75% of the city has been damaged.
Scientists warn climate change is intensifying tropical storms by warming ocean waters and increasing rainfall.
As Madagascar struggles to recover, leaders and aid agencies are urging urgent international assistance and stronger global action to address the accelerating climate crisis.
Also On The Show, Madagascar's Monster Storm Gezani Kills Over 35
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#VantagewithPalkiSharma
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The internet has a new favorite excuse — and it comes straight from Washington.
When questioned about why associates of Jeffrey Epstein haven’t been charged, U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi pointed to one surprising metric: the Dow crossing 50,000 points.
Palki Sharma brings you The Joke of the Day.
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