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02/04/2015

Tamana hai meri ki aapki aarzu ban jaun,
Aapki aankh ka tara na sahi aapki aankh ka aansu ban jaun,
Mai aap ki zindagi ki kushi banu ya na ban sakun,
Aapke gum mai aapka sahara ban jau

27/02/2015

Airshow pilot Sean D. Tucker is the
only civilian who flies with the Navy's
premiere Blue Angels flight team. To
get his small biplane in the air with the
Blue Angel's F-18s, he has to be in
complete communication ahead of any
flight. Matthew Rivera reports.

31/07/2014

Man Attempts to Break
Record Using Hair to Cross
River; Dies of Heart Attack
Instead!
A record-holding Indian stuntman
known for using his long hair in
weird ways died Sunday as he
attempted to cross a river on a zip-
line attached to his ponytail.
Officials say Sailendra Nath Roy, 49,
was halfway across the Teesta River
in West Bengal when he suffered a
massive heart attack and died. His
body, held to the wire by his ponytail
70 feet above the river, hung for
nearly 45 minutes as horrified
spectators, who had come to cheer
him on, watched from a nearby
bridge.
Roy, a police officer, made it about
300 feet across the 600-foot wire
before he became stuck.
"He was desperately trying to move
forward. He was trying to scream out
some instruction,” Balai Sutradhar, a
photographer who was covering the
stunt, told BBC News. “But no one
could follow what he was saying.
After struggling for 30 minutes he
became still.”
Roy earned a Guinness World Record
in 2011 for traveling the farthest
distance along a zip-line using his
hair. In that stunt, he covered 271
feet on a zip-line at the Neemrana
Fort in India.
Last year, he used his ponytail to pull
a train and four train cars, a stunt he
previously completed in 2008, Sky
News reported. In 2007, he swung
between two buildings with his
ponytail tied to a rope.
“His wife used to urge him to quit
doing dangerous stunts,” an
anonymous friend told the BBC. “Mr.
Roy convinced her that crossing the
Teesta River would be his last.
Unfortunately, that became his last
stunt."
Roy had no permission to do the
stunt and had set up the zip-line
earlier in the day. He wore a life
jacket but had little else in the way
of safety gear. The BBC reported
there were no doctors or emergency
personnel on site.
"We were proud of his bravery,”
Roy’s younger brother, Benoy, told
Sky News. "He was sure to win, but
destiny has taken his life and the
most beloved member of our family
as well.

30/07/2014

Australian base jumper Maria
Steinmayr has a serious scare when
her parachute opens incorrectly.
The jump from the Gran Bali Hotel
went horribly wrong when Steinmayr
was flung into the building during the
Base Jumping World Championship in
Spain.
Luckily she walked away nothing more
than cuts, bruises and a broken nose.

24/07/2014

The young jumper was filmed
by his friend in Konakova,
Russia
His fear is evident as he looks
over the edge of the electricity
pylon and prepares to jump,
hands shaking
He hits the ground with a
muffled thud and a puff of
snow as his friend can only look
down from above
Miraculously, the man survived
the fall after the powdery snow
cushions fall
He fractured vertebrae, pelvis
and legs and walked again after
3 months
At 120-metres high, the pylon
was taller than St Paul's
Cathedral and Big Ben's tower
His bare hands shaking in nervous

07/06/2014

Test of friendship: Kingston holds his
friend over the side, allowing him to
dangle freely in a stomach-churning
image

06/06/2014

This is the moment a British
'freerunner' scaled the top of a bridge
and performed a back-flip while
hundreds of feet in the air.
James Kingston, who describes
himself as a 'professional
adventurer', climbed 380 feet to the
top of the Moscow Bridge in Kiev
along with friend Mustang Wanted.
The pair are then seen dangling each
other over the edge of the bridge,
before the nail biting footage shows
Mr Kingston do a back flip without
wearing any safety gear.
Daredevil James Kingston back flips
on top of Moscow Bridge
But the stunt doesn't quite go to
plan, not because he lands badly, but
because after making his descent
from the bridge, he falls right into the
arms of local police who arrest him.
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The footage starts with the pair
climbing the 380 feet to the top of
the Moscow Bridge, not seeming to
use any sort of safety equipment.
Mr Kingston is then seen scaling the
metal beams to reach the top
platform, where he and his friend
dangle over the edge - where one slip
could cause the other to fall to
certain death.
Mr Kingston then completes the back
flip on top of the platform, nailing his
landing.
But as the pair climb down, sirens can
be heard and the police are waiting
for them.
They try to tell the officers that they
are photographers and are just
taking pictures of the panoramic
views of Kiev.
But when one officers asks why they
were doing somersaults, one of them
replies, 'because he is the English
Spider-Man.'
The video, which is recorded by the
pair then ends showing them sitting
in the back of a police vehicle.
Mr Kingston has scaled several large
structures around the world and has
uploaded videos of himself carrying
out the stunts on his Youtube
channel.
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James Kingston performed a back flip
hundreds of feet in the air after
climbing to the top of the Moscow
Bridge in Kiev

05/06/2014

This documentary follows James Kingston, an urban free climber who scales 100m cranes, 200m radio towers, tall buildings and bridges... without using any safety equipment at all

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