‘Dark side of Braj ki Holi’: Viral video shows men harassing women, sparks outrage
As Holi celebrations begin in the Braj region, a viral video showing women allegedly being touched inappropriately has sparked outrage. Many on social media slammed the behaviour, saying no festival should be used to excuse harassment or disrespect towards women.
Man seriously injured after elephant hurls him during festival at Kerala temple, to undergo surgery. Video
According to accounts from the temple premises, the elephant involved — named Akkikkavu Karthikeyan — had reportedly been responding to instructions from its mahouts in a calm manner prior to the attack.
‘It will be you if you don’t...’: Founder’s warning after Jack Dorsey’s Block cuts 4,000 jobs
A young founder warned professionals that those who fail to upskill and adapt to AI-led work environments risk being replaced next.
‘Planned to watch FIFA World Cup’: Indian MD and wife denied US visa despite earning Rs 25 LPA
Reddit post by a 26-year-old Indian Managing Director earning Rs 25 LPA sparks debate after he and his wife were refused US B1/B2 visas. The couple, despite holding confirmed FIFA World Cup tickets, were denied a visa under Section 214(b), citing ineligibility at this time.
'Buddharoid': Kyoto University unveils AI-powered robot monk to confront decline in priest, worshippers
The machine, named 'Buddharoid', has been developed to provide spiritual counsel in a manner comparable to a human monk. It operates using a system known as BuddhaBot-Plus, described by its creators as a generative artificial intelligence model adapted from ChatGPT and extensively trained on Buddhist scriptures.
‘Less body fat is non-negotiable’: Deepinder Goyal’s hiring rule for Temple makes noise online
Deepinder Goyal has triggered an online debate after announcing strict fitness requirements for hiring at Temple, a high-performance wearable startup. Applicants must meet specific body fat thresholds or commit to achieving them within three months.
Bengaluru residents chase Tabebuia blooms using new interactive pink tree tracker
As Tabebuia trees burst into pink and magenta across Bengaluru, a new interactive tracker is helping residents locate fleeting blooms in real time.
What is 'Alpine divorce'? All about grim breakup trend going viral
The imagery associated with the expression draws on high-altitude Alpine environments, where severe weather and challenging terrain can present genuine risks. Social media discussions describe the idea as grim and largely fictional in origin, rather than an established or formally documented method of ending a relationship.
60-year-old herbal practitioner marries 26-year-old woman in Rawalpindi. Couple gets trolled
Footage from the ceremony, including scenes from the couple’s nikah and a professionally staged bridal photoshoot, have been widely shared across multiple social media platforms. In the videos, the bride is seen wearing traditional red bridal clothing, smiling alongside family members during the celebrations.
Sikh men argue with Zudio manager in Manipur over carrying kirpans inside store. Video sparks debate
Two Sikh men refused to leave their kirpans outside a Zudio store in Imphal, leading to a confrontation with staff. The video, widely shared online, has sparked debate, with netizens divided over the matter.
Rs 38 LPA in Bengaluru or Rs 5 lakh monthly in Dubai: Techie asks Reddit which job offer is better
Bengaluru techie with two job offers is deciding between a Rs 38 LPA job in India and a Rs 5 lakh monthly role in Dubai. He asks Reddit for advice, sparking a discussion on savings, lifestyle, and career opportunities abroad.
Bezos, Zuckerberg, Ivanka Trump own 'Billionaire Bunker's in Indian Creek Island. 7 key facts
The man‑made island has become a symbol of tax‑driven migration and high‑stakes real estate manoeuvring. In 2020, the Indian Creek Island had only 84 residents.
Chinese influencer earns Rs 66 crore selling 'wish candles' for luck and love, gets arrested for fraud
Chinese influencer Li Zhuofan arrested for allegedly cheating buyers after earning Rs 66 crore from selling ‘wish candles’ online that promised luck, love, and success. One customer paid thousands, but when nothing happened, they reported the case to the police.
IT employee claims senior techie was put on notice period, blacklisted after stealing his Rs 1,500 helmet
The account was posted by a user identified as 'shaxcasm' on the Fresher Tech Jobs India subreddit. The individual stated that they have been working at an IT firm for nearly a year and commute daily by two-wheeler, routinely parking in the company’s basement facility.
Delhi men justify harassment of women in food blogger’s video, spark outrage: 'Toxic mindset'
In the viral video, a group of men claim that a popular street food joint in Delhi is popular and crowded at night only because people come to stare at the women who drop by. The men also blamed women for the harassment they face.
'To hell with the company': Gen Z employee goes on Vietnam trip despite manager cancelling leave
In the viral video, a Gen Z employee refuses to cancel her long-planned Vietnam trip despite a last-minute urgent project request from her manager. The clip has sparked debate on work-life balance, professional boundaries, and the changing expectations of younger generation.
Amazon CEO Andy Jassy's advise to employees: Flattery won’t earn your boss’s trust
Andy Jassy described trust as a 'two-way street,' saying leaders must also be comfortable being 'vocally self‑critical,' even when doing so feels awkward.
Ashwini Vaishnaw says Cabinet to take decisions in interest of 140 crore people, gets trolled
The announcement quickly went viral and drew a wave of sarcastic responses. Users questioned the timing of the pledge, asking what the government had been doing 'till today' if not working in the public interest.
Pakistani man's reaction goes viral after stranger at Luxembourg airport assumes him to be Indian. Video
Pakistani traveller’s quick reply after being mistaken for Indian at Luxembourg airport has gone viral. The short meeting made people laugh online and many South Asians living abroad shared their own similar experiences.
'They'll wet themselves': Outrage after Haryana influencer Nakul Dhull suggests men to follow women at night
Nakul Dhull, who has around one million followers on Instagram, was responding to a message from a boy who said he felt insecure about his appearance and was afraid to approach women. Rather than offering guidance focused on personal development or social confidence, Dhull described a scenario in which the boy could deliberately scare a woman late at night.
‘Don't trust your sweet Bengaluru landlord’: Tenant shares how they nearly got trapped, warns others
Bengaluru resident shared how their landlord allegedly tried to trap them by changing a clause in the renewal agreement. The viral post has led many tenants to warn others to check every detail before signing.
OpenAI employee resigns citing burn out, says toll on mental health is 'scary, dangerous'
According to his LinkedIn profile, Hieu Pham spent more than seven months at OpenAI. In a post published on X (formerly Twitter), he described his time at both organisations as professionally significant but personally challenging.
Overweight China boy pledges to skip rope for every like on video, gets 1.8 million likes in 2 days
Tangdou measures 1.32 metres in height and weighs 45 kilograms. According to growth benchmarks issued by China’s National Health Commission, boys aged seven are generally expected to be approximately 120–126 centimetres tall and weigh between 19 and 26 kilograms.
Tanmay Bhat’s unconventional hiring form for content producer goes viral: 'No MBA will prepare you for this'
Announcing the opportunity, Tanmay Bhat wrote: 'Hello, looking for a content producer for my second channel. Somebody into business, start ups, health, finance, pop culture (basically my twitter timeline) so thought I’d put it out here on Twitter itself. Here’s a form to apply: Thank you!'
Sudha Murty appeals to Bengaluru citizens: ‘Be kind to street dogs, don’t throw stones at them’
'Children should grow up with a love for animals,' Sudha Murty said, adding that citizens who have the time and resources should consider visiting dog shelters and adopting a pet.
