16-year-old weightlifter Priteesmita Bhoi creates world record in Youth Asian Games
She was just two years old when her father passed away, and she and her sister were raised by their mother under difficult circumstances.
Man arrested for molesting Australian women cricketers limps with broken foot, hand. Video
Police said Aqeel Khan, also known as Nitra, is a habitual offender with at least 10 cases against him, including molestation, robbery, assault, and attempted murder.
Serbian model on mission to clean India finds BMW dumped among trash: 'Indians are one of...'
Lazar Jankovic, who moved to India in 2018, believes that one of the main reasons India has a littering problem is that for most people, it's a muscle reflex. 'Everybody is doing it because they think 'Yeah... chalta hain.' But the 'chalta hain' attitude is something we need to change,' he said.
Billionaire entrepreneur says work-life balance is 'the biggest line of bulls*** that’s ever been created'
Jimmy John Liautaud, the 61-year-old founder of Jimmy John’s sandwich chain, said building a billion-dollar business demands relentless effort and zero compromise. Jimmy John Liautaud
Jeff Bezos says his 10 years' work experience improved chances of Amazon's success
While some entrepreneurs have built billion-dollar startups without formal education or work experience, Jeff Bezos called them 'the exception'.
Bengaluru mother hires band to wake up sleeping daughters, internet in splits: 'Mother of the year'
The clip opened with two men entering the residence—one carrying a dhol and the other a trumpet. Instead of performing at a celebration, they appeared to have been brought in for a very specific task: to rouse the sleeping children. Within moments, they began playing the upbeat devotional tune 'Shri Ram Jaanki Baithe Hai' beside the two girls’ beds.
Japanese man credits India for teaching him 'Dharma Yoga', a philosophy of living with kindness
In the video, Nozomu Hagihara explained that Dharma Yoga is built on values drawn from the Yoga Sutras, particularly the concepts of Yama (restraint) and Niyama (discipline). These, he said, form the foundation of an ethical way of living based on honesty, compassion, and self-discipline.
Turkish court fines man for emotional abuse after labeling ex-wife 'chubby' on phone
The pair, who share children, had already been embroiled in a highly contentious divorce. The woman had filed for separation on the grounds of emotional mistreatment, while the man responded with a countersuit alleging infidelity. During the legal proceedings, the woman presented several messages from her husband that she said demonstrated ongoing verbal abuse.
Amul pays tribute to adman Piyush Pandey with moving topical: 'Inka sur sabse mila'
Following the announcement of his death, Amul — a brand closely associated with his creative genius — shared a moving tribute on Instagram. The post carried the line 'Inka sur sabse mila', alongside the caption, 'Amul Topical: Tribute to one of India’s advertising legends!'
Old Fidelity study goes viral, reveals why ‘dead investors’ perform best
The study examined thousands of Fidelity brokerage accounts and found that investors who left their portfolios untouched, either because they had died or lost track of their accounts, consistently outperformed those who traded frequently.
Fevicol turns Rs 896 crore Louvre heist into viral advertisement, internet loves it: 'Genius'
In a statement, the Louvre Museum acknowledged weaknesses in its surveillance systems, admitting that parts of the building were not sufficiently covered by cameras during the theft. Museum director Laurence des Cars offered her resignation, which was declined by the French Ministry of Culture.
Comedian Aditi Mittal recounts how an air hostess comforted her after father's death: 'Wherever you are...'
Reflecting on the encounter, Mittal praised cabin crew members for their often underappreciated work. 'Air hostess is such a non-descript way of describing all the work that these women do up in the sky in the pressurised cabin,' she said, adding, 'Just shoutout to all the air hostesses who are flying over the holidays.'
'I'm ashamed': Indian resident reacts after Diwali fireworks set her house on fire in Canada
In an official statement, police said, 'Light up your home, not your neighbour’s roof.' They confirmed that the blaze originated from fireworks set off in a backyard during the festival, spreading quickly to adjacent houses.
Air India passenger threatens influencer for not speaking Marathi: 'I'll show you what badtameezi is'
The viral clip has reignited public debate on linguistic intolerance and regional prejudice in Maharashtra. In July, a similar altercation on a Mumbai local train reportedly turned into a language dispute when a woman told another passenger to 'learn Marathi or get out.'
Fuel pump clash: Angry netizens shred suspended Rajasthan SDM for 'lying with straight face', 'using wife to seek support'
Hours after video of the incident went viral, the Rajasthan government on Thursday suspended Sharma.
Indian-origin founder offers jobs to laid off Meta employees with base salary up to Rs 5.2 crore
Sudarshan Kamath, who leads the speech-focused AI company, shared the invitation on social media, encouraging recently laid-off Meta employees to apply for positions in the firm’s speech AI team. He said that the available roles would offer base salaries between $200,000 and $600,000, with additional equity-based compensation.
Most infamous jewel thief in US calls Louvre robbers ‘idiots’: 'I robbed 25 f***ing stores and I never...'
“They made major mistakes,” Larry Lawton, said, adding that at least one robber is likely a local with inside knowledge of the museum.
OPINION | The Constitution Made Accessible: A new scholarly analysis in Hindi
‘Hum Bharat Ke Log: Bhartiya Samvidhan Par Nau Nibandh’ (We, the People of India: Nine Essays on the Indian Constitution), represents a significant step towards making serious constitutional scholarship available in Hindi. The paucity of scholarship in Indian languages represents a drawback in making the foundational document more accessible
Spanish town bans black cat adoptions over fear of Halloween 'rituals'
Adoption requests for black cats reportedly increase close to Halloween 'for ritual purposes' or 'as decoration because it's cool'.
Aquamation: 7 things to know about the eco-friendly funeral practice trending globally
Despite cultural barriers, environmental bodies and government agencies are exploring alternatives to cremation.
Woman quits banking after 14 years in JPMorgan caused burnout: 'I don't blame the bank alone'
During her time at JPMorgan, Wilma Ramony de Souza worked long hours and travelled constantly. 'My six-year relationship ended because I rarely saw my boyfriend; I missed birthdays and Mother's Day,' she said.
China toy platform tells mother to film herself slapping, scolding her child for 5 minutes to get refund
The case involved Li Yun, whose 11-year-old daughter made an unauthorised purchase worth over 500 yuan (approximately US$70) on the Qiandao app, a popular online marketplace for trading collectible toys and cards, according to a report in South China Morning Post.
World's ultra-rich mostly live in these 10 cities. 7 are in US, finds report
Individuals worth over $30 million make up just 1 percent of the global millionaire population but hold nearly a third of total millionaire wealth, the Altrata report estimated.
'We made this decision with tears': Indian-origin founder explains why he left Canada with his kids
Maulik Pandya’s post drew significant engagement on LinkedIn, gathering thousands of reactions and comments. Many users expressed empathy for his situation, while others urged him to return to India, citing the improving environment for startups at home.
