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.
Earlier this year, an old Rs 10 note had taken social media by storm when someone wrote the words 'Sonam Gupta bewafa hai'. The soon forgotten Sonam has resurfaced, now on a brand new Rs 2,000 note.
A Gujarati evening paper Akila ran a story that said that the government, on completing two years, is removing the Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 currency notes from circulation in a bid to end corruption and black money hoarding.
In a 15-minute monologue introducing the latest episode of his Late Show, Stephen Colbert pulled no punches when it came to talking about the next US president, occasionally taking deep breaths to come to terms with reality.
After Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, Bollywood actor Arshad Warsi, it’s author Chetan Bhagat who took to Twitter to voice his opinion against demonetisation of Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 notes, a step taken by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in a bid to curb corruption and existing black money in the country. In a series […]
