Woman develops third nipple in armpit during pregnancy. Apollo Hospitals doctor reacts
Reacting to the revealation, Dr Rooma Sinha, obstetrician and gynaecologist at Apollo Hospitals in Hyderabad, told Moneycontrol that the woman’s description is consistent with what is known as the axillary tail of the breast — a normal extension of breast glandular tissue that tapers into the underarm.
Meta’s head of AI safety loses inbox as OpenClaw deletes emails by mistake: 'Ran like I was defusing bomb'
Meta’s AI safety director, Summer Yue, revealed that the OpenClaw AI agent deleted hundreds of her emails without permission, even after repeated warnings. She had instructed the agent not to act without approval, but it ignored her commands and continued deleting messages.
MP man plans to sue UK govt over Rs 35,000 loan given by grandfather during World War I
In Sehore, MP, a man has found a 109-year-old certificate showing his grandfather lent Rs 35,000 to the British during World War I. He is now considering legal action to recover the amount, which could be worth crores in today’s value.
Woman loses 4 limbs, suffers 6 cardiac arrests after pet dog licks wound: 'Can happen to anybody'
'It's difficult to explain the experience,' Manjit Sangha, 56, said. 'Losing your limbs and your hands in a short time period is a very big thing. It's very serious and not to be taken lightly.'
AI will be better than humans at everything: Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei to Nikhil Kamath
Dario Amodei told Nikhil Kamath that there will continue to be demand for human‑centred work, even as AI systems advance. 'So the most highly technical part of the job is going away, but there is still some kind of demand for that kind of underlying human skill,' the Anthropic CEO said.
Bengaluru founder gives Rs 13 lakh a month remote job to ‘amazing’ candidate with 2 years experience
Bengaluru recruitment founder says candidate with 2 years’ experience landed a remote job paying Rs13 lakh per month. The placement through Rightfit shows that early-career talent with proven work can secure top-paying roles in India’s tech sector.
Anand Mahindra bats for Indian coffee, says Araku will replace Starbucks in the US
Responding to a Starbucks-related comment, he backed home-grown coffee as one of the best globally, sparking debate among coffee lovers and social media users.
Fact check: Hotel sues influencer for $1 million for washing underwear in coffee machine 'hack'
There are no publicly available legal filing, docket entry or official announcement showing that any hotel chain has taken legal action against Tara Woodcox's 'travel hack'.
Woman shares video of 'plastic' coming out of Eggoz eggs instead of yolk. What ChatGPT said
In the footage, which has been widely shared on Instagram, the woman displays boiled eggs that appear to contain yellow, thread-like formations. She claims the substance emerging from the eggs was plastic.
Russia now controls about one-fifth of Ukraine. Here’s what four years of war have really changed
The frontlines have barely moved in a year, but the map of occupation tells a deeper story about exhaustion, attrition and stalled ambitions.
‘Chinese, chinki, momo bolte hai’: Northeast woman’s response to racism goes viral, wins praise online
An Instagram video by a Northeast woman has gained strong support online. In the clip, she questions ignorance about the region and calls for better education to tackle racial slurs and everyday discrimination across India.
‘Claude killed my startup’: San Francisco founder says AI automation has made her business obsolete
A San Francisco startup founder says rapid automation by Claude, Anthropic’s AI assistant, has made her core product obsolete, triggering a sharp drop in customer conversions.
London’s Indian restaurant closes after 16 years, owner alleges online threats, attacks by Pakistanis'
Harman Singh Kapoor, owner of London’s Rangrez restaurant, announced its closure after 16 years, citing rising costs, ongoing online harassment, repeated disturbances, and lack of support from authorities.
What would Pakistanis like to steal from India? Viral video reveals surprising answers
An Instagram reel has sparked a cross-border conversation after asking Pakistanis to name one thing they would take from India. The question quickly gained attention online, drawing thousands of reactions and turning the comment section into an unexpected space for debate and humour.
‘Why so aggressive’: Bengaluru creator slams auto-rickshaw drivers for rude behaviour
Calling out aggressive conduct and refusal to use meters, the creator said such experiences leave a poor first impression on newcomers and urged authorities to regulate fares and ensure accountability.
'Respect the skill:' Delhi entrepreneur says his truck drivers earn more than software developers. Watch
The remarks were shared on Instagram by Daman Singh, who runs his family’s logistics enterprise. In the post, Singh challenged prevailing attitudes towards manual and transport-based occupations, arguing that earnings should be assessed on practical financial outcomes rather than social status.
‘Thoda toh civic sense rakho’: Viral video shows people stealing flowers at Noida’s Shivalik Park
A viral video from Noida’s Shivalik Park shows visitors taking flowers and plant pots from the Flower Festival 2026. The footage has sparked outrage online, with many questioning the civic sense among the people.
“You can’t take our country, and you can’t take our game”: Trump reposts Trudeau line after US hockey win
After the US beats Canada for Olympic ice hockey gold, an old Trudeau quote becomes Trump’s punchline.
What is villain hitting? Unusual ritual lets you curse enemies for only Rs 450
Hong Kong’s ‘Villain Hitting’ Ritual Lets People Symbolically Strike Away Bad Luck and Enemies with a Shoe Under a Causeway Bay Bridge, Offering a Unique Look at the City’s Quirky Folk Traditions
Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw cautions against letting AI overshadow human creativity
As concerns grow over artificial intelligence replacing human roles, Biocon chairperson Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw has said AI should act as an enabler, not a substitute for human creativity.
'Knife to heart': Images of historical figures on restroom doors spark outrage. Haryana resort apologises
The short clip, which spread rapidly across X, appeared to show framed images of the two historical figures placed on restroom doors marked for men and women. Within hours, the footage received criticism from users who described the alleged display as insensitive and offensive.
‘Life is hard’: Viral X post on 30-year-old advocate earning Rs 15,000 a month sparks debate
A viral X post describing the struggles of a 30-year-old first-generation advocate earning just Rs 10,000– Rs15,000 a month has sparked a heated online debate.
Indian-origin AI engineer shares how startup role in San Francisco changed his career: We don't work 9-to-5'
A 24-year-old Indian-origin engineer shared how joining an AI startup and moving to San Francisco transformed his career. He described the city’s intense work culture and stressed that continuous learning remains central to his growth.
Indian-origin founder claims he lost 'best employee' after denying work-from-home request: 'I thought if...'
According to Malik A, the employee had asked whether she could work from home on Fridays. He acknowledged that her duties were largely self-directed and did not require constant in-office supervision. Nevertheless, he declined the request.
'Haven’t earned that comfort': Woman says avoid these things without Rs 5 lakh in bank. Internet reacts
The woman advised people to cut down on non-essential expenses and said financial freedom comes with discipline and accountability.
