A retro-style forest sightseeing train is drawing increasing numbers of family travelers to a scenic rural route in Shangyou county, Ganzhou city, east China's Jiangxi Province. During the recently concluded Dragon Boat Festival holiday, Yuancun village in Meishui township, Shangyou county, welcomed many visitors on family road trips. Visitors boarded a retro-style train in the village to travel through farmland and rolling forests, enjoying the pastoral scenery and ecological beauty. The sightseeing line was originally part of the "Gannan forest railway," a timber transport line put into operation in 1964. Stretching 87 kilometers, it once served as a key logistics artery for transporting timber from local forest areas. In recent years, Shangyou county has repurposed the decommissioned industrial railway into a tourism-oriented scenic line. The refurbished train now operates as a retro-style tourist service, offering passengers a slow journey through bamboo forests, tea plantations and rural fields.

Shocking Case in India: Public Punishment of the Perpetrators In Sri Ganganagar, a 13-year-old schoolgirl was abducted, sold to hotel owners, and gang-raped by up to 32 men in groups over the course of five days. The perpetrators held her captive in several hotels, forced her to drink alcohol, and abused her daily in groups of up to six men. The minor survived the horror. Following a police raid, she was freed alive. Outraged residents took matters into their own hands: They captured several perpetrators (at least 18 individuals), tied them together with ropes, and paraded them publicly through the streets—a clear form of public punishment and shaming. They then handed the bound men over to the police. The authorities in Rajasthan responded with an iron fist: They ordered the demolition of all four hotels involved. The case has sparked nationwide outrage, not only due to the unimaginable brutality toward a child, but also because of the failure of the child protection system. - @rebew_lexa

#WATCH# | Jaipur, Rajasthan: On suspicious blast reported in Sri Ganganagar near the railway line, Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw says, "Regarding the blast incident that occurred yesterday, an investigation is currently underway. Consultations have taken place involving the DGP, the Chief Minister, and the Chief Secretary, in coordination with the state government. Officials from both the railway and the state administration are jointly conducting the investigation... Once primary evidence is gathered, the state police will decide whether to bring in the National Investigation Agency (NIA)... Whatever the conspiracy may be, we will uncover it and ensure that those responsible are brought to justice."