A video documenting the defaced wall surfaced on X, formerly known as Twitter, and prompted widespread reaction. The images showed that the silhouettes, which were otherwise minimal and without facial features or detailing, had been targeted in a manner that drew attention to specific parts of the body.
In the video, other motorists were seen following the vehicle and repeatedly using their horns in an attempt to alert the driver. Horns were also audible for a significant portion of the clip, suggesting sustained efforts by surrounding commuters to draw the man’s attention and prevent a potential collision.
The parents left the five‑month‑old babies for an hour while they took a cable‑car ride at a mountain park in China. They did not leave any contact details with the security guard.
Caleb Friesen has often highlighted civic issues in Bengaluru, and his recent comment came as a rebuttal to another user who criticised engineers for creating tools that increase police access to citizen data.
The AI mania could wane and drag down the economies of the two superpowers, but the rest of the world is well positioned to pick up the slack
With more than seven lakh views, the 20-second clip has gone viral as a visual commentary on the struggles of a common man in India.
Over the weekend, Pankaj Tanwar showcased his DIY innovation: a helmet fitted with a dashcam and a locally running AI agent that classifies rule-breaking behaviour. Once detected, the system autonomously generates an email with evidence attached and sends it to the Bengaluru police.
LAT Aerospace is backed by Deepinder Goyal. He has reportedly invested $20 million of the startup’s roughly $50 million raised so far.
Pankaj Tanwar’s device uses a dashcam integrated into the helmet and a locally running AI model that classifies rule-breaking behaviour. Once detected, the system autonomously generates an email with evidence attached.
Reacting to the viral video, several social media users, including those from India, urged her not to travel alone in the country. 'Stop solo travelling in India. India is not safe, sister,' commented one Instagram user.
The viral post triggered a discussion on worsening workplace dynamics, where employees seeking legitimate medical leave face suspicion, humiliation, or pressure to justify their illness with documentation.
The four entrepreneurs have a combined net worth of more than $11 billion.
Raj Jasuja, 52, was rescued with visible injuries to his face and head. A rescue team applied first aid before taking him to a hospital in Pattaya. The Thai police have encouraged him to file a complaint.
The findings were outlined in Feeld’s Raw 2025 report, an annual review examining how sexual identities, desires and relationship structures evolved among its global user base during the year. According to the data, the number of users describing themselves as heteroflexible rose by 193 per cent compared with the previous year.
In his post, Anand Mahindra looked back at MTV’s launch in 1981 and described the role the channel played in reshaping how audiences consumed music. He noted that MTV went beyond broadcasting songs, instead creating a new visual language that influenced preferences and fashion.
The post was shared by Sambhav Wakhariya, who captioned it, 'From a factory worker to a full-stack developer in 1.5 years of grind.' In the thread, Wakhariya described the circumstances he was living under roughly a year and a half earlier, when he was employed at a vegetable processing factory.
Rajat Sharma, a Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI)-registered investment adviser and a New York-qualified attorney, shared the calculation on X, comparing retail cigarette prices in India and Vietnam. Referring to Marlboro Lights, Sharma wrote that a pack of 20 cigarettes was priced at approximately Rs 340 in New Delhi at present.
In a post shared on X, formerly Twitter, Bryan Johnson encouraged followers to commit to 10 specific habits, stating that consistent adherence could have a meaningful impact on physical and mental wellbeing ahead of 2026.
Deepinder Goyal did not immediately respond to Sanjiv Kapoor’s remarks. Kapoor’s comments, however, prompted mixed reactions online, with several users pushing back against his assessment.
The offer was received by Edward Nathan Varghese, 21, who will join Optiver, a Netherlands-based global trading firm, as a software engineer from July. The appointment followed the conversion of a two-month summer internship into a pre-placement offer (PPO).
The account was posted on X by a user identified as @FI_InvestIndia, who said they had placed a food order at 8.34 pm on New Year’s Eve, fully aware that delivery times were likely to be delayed due to the volume of orders. The food arrived around 10 pm.
According to Das, he was travelling with several other families who were seated quietly in the vessel’s only public lounge when a group of six Indian women entered the space. The women, whom he said were in their 50s, allegedly began speaking at a volume that immediately dominated the room.
The moment came to public notice after a Bengaluru-based social media user shared a short video filmed inside the basement parking area of a Nexus Mall outlet. The footage showed a clearly demarcated parking slot marked in light pink, accompanied by a sign reading, 'Reserved for mothers to be.'
Wipro’s Executive Chairman, Rishad Premji, took to X to commemorate the milestone by sharing a digital copy of the company’s original certificate of incorporation, which bore its earliest name and reflected its modest beginnings in Amalner, Maharashtra.
Om Patel, the Canada-based founder of BigIdeasDB, said the dispute began when a customer experienced difficulty logging into the service shortly after purchasing a subscription. According to Patel, the issue was caused by a mistaken code deployment and was fixed almost immediately, but the customer responded with repeated threats even after receiving a full refund.
