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.
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.
The woman advised people to cut down on non-essential expenses and said financial freedom comes with discipline and accountability.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, speaking at the Indian Institute of Technology Delhi, urged young people to embrace AI with confidence and adaptability rather than fear.
The recruiter, who conducts more than 600 interviews a year across industries and has worked with more than 80 organisations, said that the convenience of Zoom has made many applicants forget that interviews are still formal assessments.
A tourist has shared a video alleging that a Delhi rickshaw driver offered illegal services during a ride. The clip has gone viral, sparking outrage online, with many netizens calling on authorities to take strict legal action against the driver.
Akshay Saini clarified that just one quarter before he left Uber, he received the company’s Impact Award, recognising him as the best engineer of the quarter in his organisation. He said he was rated 'outstanding' in both manager and peer reviews.
Delhi-based CA Nitin Kaushik has shared the story of a final-year engineering student who went missing after losing Rs 12 lakh on a prediction app. The loss included his education loan and his father’s retirement savings, leaving the family under financial and emotional pressure.
The PR account director credits her Tinder strategy with giving her a faster route into London’s job market. 'It’s obviously a very crowded marketplace, and there are so many new emerging channels all the time that may be untapped,' she said.
A January report found that Delhi ranked among the most polluted cities with annual PM2.5 levels of 96 µg/m³, far above national standards.
A Chinese influencer caused outrage by posting a 23-hour video of his wife giving birth, showing serious medical complications and including a paid ad. The incident has sparked debate over privacy, ethics, and sharing personal moments on social media.
Police dashcam and bodycam video released by authorities shows the former WWE boss driving recklessly.
Social media comparisons between ChatGPT and Sarvam AI logos have reignited a debate on originality in AI branding.
When an X user questioned what medical emergency could require a food‑delivery company, Abhishek Anand replied that low blood sugar can become serious and that he had ordered fresh juice because other quick‑delivery apps were unavailable at his location.
What US authorities and public records say so far about the man shot dead after breaching security at Donald Trump’s Florida resort.
A video from Rajasthan shows an elderly man riding a horse with a Blinkit delivery bag on his back. It is not confirmed if he was delivering an order, but the clip quickly went viral, with many people online calling it a royal delivery and sharing jokes.
Traffic from India helped push Dubai International to record highs in 2025, especially during peak holiday and transit months.
A video shared by a foreign vlogger from an Indian railway station has gone viral after it showed a man sitting inside a women-only waiting area.
The retiree grandmother was travelling with her husband when the couple were stopped while attempting a same‑day crossing into Canada; officials later flagged that her husband’s visa had lapsed, even as hers remained in order.
Missing paperwork on a service animal form turned into an online sensation and a happy ending for one small dog named Jet Blue.
Laid off five months into a Rs 32 LPA job, a Bengaluru techie used his Rs 8 lakh severance to plan calmly and job hunt strategically.
A Delhi University assistant professor has gone viral after talking about unclear and unrelated answers in exam sheets. In the viral video, she asks students to write clearly instead of just filling pages, leading to jokes, discussions and even apologies on social media.
Nithya Raman, 44, moved from Kerala to the US when she was 6. She later studied political theory at Harvard and urban planning at MIT and these issues now anchor her mayoral agenda in Los Angeles.
Shocking visuals from Etawah show a motorcyclist narrowly escaping death after skidding on loose gravel left unattended following road work. The biker crashes, is hit by an oncoming car, and survives with injuries, sparking outrage over civic negligence.
An Indian tourist recalled their holiday in Mauritius turning upsetting when they were reportedly ignored and treated unfairly at a high-end resort. Despite paying a large sum, they faced long waits and poor service, highlighting concerns about discrimination and guest treatment abroad.