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Comedian and YouTuber Samay Raina addressed the viral controversy around his now‑deleted show India’s Got Latent, joking “Hum Kashmiri crossfire mein hi marte hain” and responding to the backlash from critics and celebrities. The episode sparked nationwide outrage, police complaints and debate over comedy boundaries.
A writer stopped using quick‑delivery services Blinkit and Instamart for 30 days to save money and improve lifestyle habits. Without relying on instant orders, they cooked more at home, spent less, and felt healthier. The experience revealed how on‑demand convenience can lead to overspending and poorer food choices, encouraging mindful consumption instead.
The Republic of Slowjamastan is a self‑declared micronation in Southern California’s desert, founded by radio host Randy “R Dub!” Williams. It claims over 31,000 global citizens, offers passports and parliament titles online, and has quirky rules like banning Crocs and reply‑all emails. Though not officially recognised, it attracts curiosity.
A viral BMW hiring story shows a 19‑year‑old woman allegedly landing a full‑time marketing role without a formal degree, credited to her strong personal brand and social media presence. The LinkedIn post sparked debate about the value of traditional education versus online branding and skills, highlighting evolving hiring practices and questions over credibility.
Rice beer from Assam, once a traditional tribal drink, is becoming popular among Gen Z in cities and cafes. Young people see it as a natural and “authentic” alternative to regular alcohol. However, experts say it is still alcohol, so health benefits are limited and moderation is important despite its traditional roots.
A social media post went viral after a man paid a carpenter ₹900 for just 45 minutes of work. This sparked debate about blue-collar jobs and AI. Many said such skill-based jobs are safe from automation and can earn well, while others argued demand may fall if white-collar incomes drop in future.
World Health Day is celebrated every year today to raise awareness about global health and encourage people to care for their well-being. It marks the founding of the World Health Organization in 1948 and was first observed in 1950. The day highlights major health issues and promotes action worldwide. The 2026 theme includes Together for […]
India’s extramarital dating app Gleeden has crossed 4 million users, reflecting changing relationship norms. Bengaluru leads with the highest share, followed by other metros. Usage is rising in smaller cities too. A sharp increase in women users and peak activity during private hours highlight evolving growing acceptance of discreet digital relationships.
You can pay your PNG gas bill online easily using apps like Google Pay, PhonePe or Paytm. Enter your BP number or customer ID, check the bill amount, and pay using UPI, card or net banking. You can also use the gas company website or app. Always save the payment receipt for future reference.
The Madhya Pradesh High Court ruled that a 19‑year‑old woman has the right to choose her partner after stating her marriage to a 40‑year‑old husband was not working and she faced mistreatment. The court dismissed a habeas corpus petition filed by her husband, affirmed her autonomy, and allowed her to live with her partner under […]
A viral post outlines generous death benefits offered by Google to employees and their families. These include continued salary payments for a set period, support for education costs, and other financial assistance after an employee’s passing. The benefits aim to provide security and peace of mind, reflecting Google’s commitment to staff welfare.
Kharma, an astrological phase believed to impact energy and luck, is said to end on April 12, 2026, according to planetary alignments. During this period, people are advised to focus on self‑reflection, positivity and mindful actions. Astrologers suggest using the transition to reset intentions and embrace new beginnings as auspicious energies return.
A former corporate professional in Bengaluru quit his high‑salary career, citing unhappiness and mental health struggles, to rebuild his life from scratch as an auto‑rickshaw driver. After battling emotional stress and seeking therapy, he embraced simpler work, improved his health, and rediscovered joy in everyday life, proving that purpose can matter more than pay.
A viral trend highlights a quirky old‑school snack where roasted salted peanuts are dropped into a chilled bottle of Coca‑Cola — known as “Farmer’s Coke.” The salty nuts cut Coke’s bitterness, release umami compounds, and enhance sweetness while adding texture. Many first‑timers are surprised how well the sweet, salty, fizzy combo works.
Rashmika Mandanna rose to fame with “Kirrak Party” and delivered hits like “Geetha Govindam,” “Pushpa,” and “Animal,” the latest one being “Mysaa.” Known for her fierce style and charm, she recently celebrated marriage, adding a personal milestone to her journey. With awards, iconic roles, and pan-India appeal, Rashmika continues inspi...