Bollywood actor Ayushmann Khurrana’s father and celebrity astrologer Pandit Khurrana passes away battling a prolonged incurable ailment.

The actor’s father took his last breath at 10:30 AM in Punjab’s Mohali today.

The official announcement was made by Ayushmann’s brother and Bollywood actor Aparshakti Khurrana’s spokesperson issuing a statement.

The statement informed, It’s with our deep sadness to inform that Ayushmann and Aparshakti Khurana’s father, Astrologer P Khurrana passed away today morning at 10:30am in Mohali while suffering from a prolonged incurable ailment.

The statement further read that the mourned Khurrana family is indebted for all the prayers and support from their fans and followers on their personal loss.

As per reports, the last rites will be performed at the cremation ground in Manimajra, Chandigarh at 5:30 PM today.  

P Khurrana was admitted to Fortis hospital in Mohali two days ago after complaining of a heart disease.

P Khurrana was a renowned celebrity astrologer and also a Vastu Exponent, who used to run a website in the name of astro india.

He is survived by his two sons Ayushmann and Aparshakti and his wife.

Ayushmann Khurrana often used to share pictures with his father on social media In one his older posts, the actor showed love for his dad and referred to him as his friend.

In a post the Dream Girl actor thanked his deceased father and his mother for the values and life lessons they taught him and said they always stand with him as his guiding light and will always do.

Ayushman also shared an adorable family picture with his entire family in one frame during the last Diwali. All his family members including the late actor’s father can be seen in ethnic outfits.

Ayushmann’s brother Aparshakti was also equally a father’s boy as his childhood pictures also shows the kind of bond and love he shared with his father.

A video has recently caught viral across social media which has shocked the Internet users.

In the viral video, a E-scooter while charging inside a house explodes that led to taking down the house into flames.

A video shared by the London Fire Brigade official account on Twitter shows, seconds after the video starts a Electric-vehicle that was stationed inside a house during charging, suddenly blasts into a fireball that resulted to fire all across the room creating smokes.

The viral video is reported from London’s Harlesden. The video of the incident was recorded by the security cameras installed inside the home.

As per reports, no casualties were reported but the residents of the house were relocated to new place as after the incident the house went devastated.

The explosion is said to have happened due to the explosion of the scooter’s battery, which is said to be a lithium battery. The London Fire Brigade on the frightening video appealed for safe charging and informed no casualties reported.

It also tweeted another video explaining people about the possible circumstances if a e-scooter that is charged inside a house undergoes a battery failure.

A channel reported that the London Fire Brigade (LFB) was called for the rescue . The scooter’s owner Den Williams who was in the house while this happened, thanked lord for getting safe without any damage to him and was grateful to life.

Williams bought this scooter two weeks ago from an online marketplace for strolling around the London city.

Williams thanked god for getting out safe in one piece and was so grateful to be alive. He stated that he spent around eight hours in the hospital as he had inhaled smoke from the fire, after returning back from the hospital he was shocked to see the condition of his house.  

Four children including an 11-month-old infant have been found alive in the deep Colombian Amazon following a plane crash more than two weeks ago, Colombian President Gustavo Petro has said.

Petro tweeted the military had conducted arduous search efforts to find the children. The search for the survivors of the plane crash on May 1 involved more than 100 soldiers and three sniffer dogs, according to authorities. Rescuers think the children, a 13-year-old, a nine-year-old, and a four-year-old apart from the infant, had been lost in the rain forests of the southern Caqueta region following the crash.

The military said in a statement early on Wednesday that search efforts were stepped up after they discovered a improvised shelter built with sticks and branches, which led them to assume there might be survivors. On the jungle floor, among the branches, the search parties found scissors and a hair-tie in images provided by the military.

Previously, a baby’s bottle and a piece of partially-consumed fruit had been discovered. Soldiers found the bodies of the pilot and two adults on Monday and Tuesday. They had been travelling by plane from a jungle area to San Jose del Guaviare, one of the major towns in Colombia’s Amazon rain forest. Ranoque Mucutuy, a deceased traveller, was the Huitoto woman, who was the mother of the four children. Large trees as tall as 40 metres, wild animals, and a lot of rain made the operation search challenging.

Three helicopters have been utilised to assist, and one of them broadcast an audio message in the Huitoto language from the children’s grandmother ordering them to stop travelling through the jungle. The cause of the jet crash has not been disclosed by the authorities.

Just minutes before the plane vanished from radar, the pilot had reported engine issues, according to Colombia’s disaster response agency. Though Colombia is fairly hilly terrain, it also has its share of the evergreen Amazon forests which extend from there deep into neighbour Brazil.