The Indian Express Trends Desk is a dedicated section that curates and highlights the latest trends, viral stories, and engaging content from around the world. With a focus on social media buzz, popular culture, and...Read More
The Indian Express Trends Desk is a dedicated section that curates and highlights the latest trends, viral stories, and engaging content from around the world. With a focus on social media buzz, popular culture, and human-interest stories, the Trends Desk brings readers a mix of news and entertainment that captures the zeitgeist of modern digital life. Covering a wide range of topics from trending videos, internet sensations, lifestyle fads, and quirky events, it provides readers with quick and engaging insights into what’s grabbing attention online. Whether it’s an inspiring story of individual achievement or a humorous viral trend, the section serves as a window into the dynamic and rapidly changing world of internet-driven culture. The Trends Desk also emphasizes interactive and shareable content, allowing readers to stay informed and connected with the pulse of the digital age.
Top 10 most-loved countries in the world: Each year, the Reputation Institute releases a global report that ranks countries based on how much respect, trust, and admiration they receive from people in other nations.
A content creator who goes by the name Freldaway spoke about the small but meaningful aspects of Indian life that have impressed her since she moved here for work.
Dressed in a red tie and mimicking US President Donald Trump’s trademark expressions, voice, and hand movements, Austin Nasso is seen approaching people in public spaces with a mock pitch.
After the video went viral, the Gonda District Magistrate has sought an explanation from the Medical College principal and ordered immediate corrective measures.
The viral clip of Leonardo DiCaprio animatedly chatting with someone off-camera during the 2026 Golden Globes had social media buzzing for days, with fans speculating wildly about who had captured the actor’s attention.
Speaking at the Q3 earnings conference, Salil Parekh clarified that while one Infosys employee was denied entry by the US a few months ago, no one was apprehended or deported.
The Nobel Prize–winning researcher has reflected on his decision to leave Google, shared his concerns about how AI is being developed, and spoken candidly about how he uses the technology.
In a post on X that quickly gained traction, Neelesh Misra alleged that an IndiGo cabin crew member behaved rudely towards his daughter who was travelling alone from Lucknow to Goa.
The IIT Hyderabad graduate, now a Rakuten project manager, says she landed her job through campus placements and candidly compares Japan’s workplace expectations with those in India.
Infosys founder Narayana Murthy was travelling back to Bengaluru after visiting Madhya Pradesh, where he had inaugurated Express City in Ratlam for Kataria Jewellers.
The man, identified as e-rickshaw driver Deepak, arrived at the district hospital after the snakebite. However, he staged a protest on the road alleging that the hospital refused him immediate treatment.
In a viral video, Siddhant Sabharwal, the co-founder of Bluorng, is heard reflecting on the highs and lows of working together and the constant presence of his first employee, Rahul Ojha, through it all.
Without formal training, Aniket Katkar taught himself to sync mics, operate audio mixers, and maintain production quality as he became the lead producer for popular digital creator Kushal Lodha.
According to reports, 1.7 million cubic metres of garbage, enough to fill 20 football fields, has been cleared, and the waste has been converted to a range of products, including utensils, glass bottles, concrete slabs, furniture, etc.
