Child suffers high fever with seizure, mother says she was asked to work: ‘Shouldn't have had to negotiate’
According to her post, her toddler suffered a seizure on Sunday, followed by a high fever that persisted for four days. Concerned about her child’s condition, she contacted her manager — whom she described as someone she regarded as a good friend — to request leave.
Indian techie refuses to dance to 'entertain' clients. Netizens laud him for not being a 'bootlicker'
A backend developer’s Reddit post has gone viral after he questioned whether office ‘fun’ activities should be part of client meetings. While some called it team spirit, many online users backed his stand, saying professional roles should not blur into entertainment during formal corporate visits.
Andhra CM Chandrababu Naidu proposes ‘one AI doctor per person’ model, sparks debate
Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu has proposed an ambitious plan to assign an AI-powered personal doctor to every citizen, aiming to monitor health, suggest lifestyle changes and improve last-mile healthcare delivery.
10,000 condoms gone in three days at Winter Olympics Village, athletes say 'they promised us more'
In addition to residential facilities, the village provides a large gymnasium, table football and air hockey tables, and a piano for recreational use. Athletes also have access to complimentary drinks machines stocked with Coca-Cola and smoothies.
'This is so pathetic': Maduro Arrest, Greenland Romance? White House drops political Valentine
The White House gave Valentine’s Day an unexpected political spin this year, releasing comic-style digital cards that blended humour with pointed references to foreign policy and domestic issues.
US dollar bouquets and gifts made from recycled metal dominate Valentine's traditions in Zimbabwe
Across Harare, bouquets constructed from US dollar notes are becoming a prominent alternative to traditional floral arrangements. Rolled and pinned together to resemble flowers, the notes are arranged alongside fresh stems or presented alone as decorative displays.
10-year-old girl invests in gold with festival gift money to stop parents from spending her lucky money
A 10-year-old girl drew attention after investing her Lunar New Year gift money in gold three years ago, a decision that has since proven highly profitable.
Google marks Valentine’s Day with unique doodle featuring handmade gifts
The doodle was made available in several countries, allowing users to join in the celebration. Through this creative display, Google added a festive touch to the global day of love.
Man caught urinating on Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose's mural in Bihar: ‘No respect for freedom fighters’
A video showing a man urinating on a Subhash Chandra Bose mural in Bihar has gone viral, sparking widespread outrage online. Users criticised the act as disrespectful to the freedom fighter and called for stronger civic awareness.
Sundar Pichai, Bill Gates, Sam Altman turn into 'Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara' stars in viral AI video
Sundar Pichai, Bill Gates and Sam Altman appear in a viral AI recreation of a scene from ‘Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara’. Shared widely on social media, the video adds a playful touch ahead of the India AI Impact Summit 2026.
'India is addictive': Foreign couple busts outdated myths and shares the reality of Indian culture
Foreign travellers Iasmin and Tom have gone viral after debunking common myths about India. They talk about safety for solo women, street food, and daily life, showing what the country is really like.
Earn big, return home? NRIs reveal if Rs 45 crore is enough to leave US and move to India
A street interview outside a US grocery store sparks debate as Indians abroad share honest views on returning home after earning millions. While some say wealth makes it possible, others point to family, stability and belonging as stronger reasons to stay or move back to India.
‘Something big is happening’: Matt Shumer clarifies his AI warning wasn’t fear-mongering
After his viral essay on AI and the future of work sparked widespread anxiety, HyperWrite CEO Matt Shumer clarified that his intent was not to scare people.
IIT Hyderabad student’s ‘Epstein Files’ email backfires, CEO says ‘This approach won’t help you’
A student tried to get a startup CEO’s attention with a shocking email subject line, but it led to criticism instead. The founder shared the email online and warned others, starting a debate about professionalism, cold emails and how far creativity should go.
Delhi’s Sunder Nursery guard stops specially-abled child from playing, sparks outrage: ‘Very shameful’
A video filmed by the child’s mother shows a heated argument with park security, who allegedly denied the girl access to a swing and asked the family to leave. The clip has triggered widespread anger online, raising serious concerns about discrimination and inclusion in public parks across Delhi.
Planning swanky foreign trip? This Bengaluru founder has warning for Indians amid falling rupee
A Bengaluru-based founder has sparked an online debate after pointing out how the weakening rupee is making foreign travel increasingly expensive for Indians, especially hotel bookings in cities like London and Tokyo.
Ranveer Singh’s banned Dhurandhar sold for Rs 16 in Pakistan market, YouTuber reveals
A New Zealand YouTuber has sparked debate after spotting pirated copies of Ranveer Singh’s Dhurandhar being sold for just Rs 16 in Pakistan, despite an official ban on Indian films
Bengaluru civic body mulls cap on number of pet dogs per household, internet reacts
Bengaluru’s civic body is considering new rules to regulate pet ownership, including a possible cap on the number of dogs per household and breed-specific norms for apartments
Kerala elderly woman blocks scooty on footpath, teaches biker a civic sense lesson
An elderly woman in Kerala won widespread praise after calmly stopping a scooty rider from using a footpath. Refusing to move, she made the biker return to the road.
Job in Kenya better than working in Bengaluru, Mumbai: Techie fed up with toxic culture, poor infra
'The mentality of Indians who are just not ready to adjust, work without cutting corners, and finally get sadistic pleasure by making others miserable is draining me out,' the techie wrote.
Ex-Google AI leader says law, medicine degrees are waste of time: AI will catchup by graduation
Jad Tarifi, who earned his own PhD in AI in 2012, told the publication that young people risk 'throwing away' years of their lives pursuing degrees that cannot keep up with how quickly AI is advancing.
Billionaires worried their Gen Z kids won’t be able to keep a job: US wealth managers
One wealth advisor said that although billionaires 'have the financial resources to support their children, but they sometimes struggle to determine what else is needed for their children to succeed.'
K-Pop fan war turns ugly as Koreans mock ‘Indian‑style’ eyes in online clash, Indians hit back
While the main clash unfolded between Korean and Southeast Asian social media users, Indian users found themselves dragged into the crossfire as racism on K‑pop Twitter resurfaced.
IITian studying at Yale University shares how life upgraded after moving to US: 'Doors open remarkably fast'
An IIT Delhi graduate studying in the US shares why he feels his life has improved after moving. From cleaner air and safer roads to better work chances, his post gives a different view of living abroad and has started a strong discussion on social media.
Used or unsold soft drinks? Viral video from Delhi stadium post T20 World Cup match raises hygiene concerns
A clip filmed after the Netherlands vs Namibia game shows stadium staff pouring drinks from cups into bottles, triggering debate online. While some users call it a serious safety lapse, others claim the beverages were unsold stock.
