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.
Singer Zayn Raza posted a reel on Instagram showing himself sitting on the floor with his guitar, performing the early-2000s hit ‘Woh Lamhe’ for weary travellers.
From his moving autorickshaw, Pablo Garcia captured a quirky sight – a calf standing peacefully inside another autorickshaw, blending into the traffic as casually as any regular passenger.
Mandava shared an emotional video of her parents watching her walk through Bowery Station and open the Chanel show, her mother calling her name through tears as her father looked on proudly.
Medha Kshirsagar from Hubballi and Sangama Das from Bhubaneswar, both Bengaluru-based software engineers, were supposed to be welcomed at a reception at Gujarat Bhavan in Hubballi on Wednesday.
While the decision may sound glamorous from the outside, Dosamaa’s co-founder, Mohan, doesn’t sugarcoat the reality. The shift, he says, was incredibly tough, filled with long nights, exhaustion, and constant operational challenges.
Google's most searched AI in India in 2025: India’s fascination with Ghibli-style AI art soared in 2025, with people using ChatGPT to turn travel memories, couple portraits, and everyday photos into dreamy, anime-inspired visuals that flooded social media.
Porter, who has already visited India twice this year, breaks down what newcomers should really expect when it comes to transport, food and the country’s trademark warmth.
In his post, the resident said the society enforces a rule that prohibits bachelors from having overnight guests, while families face no such restrictions.
He highlighted that he focused entirely on work, starting from 8 am to 10.30 pm, noting that he had developed stamina for working such long hours over time.
Videos circulating on social media show the group marching through the streets, chanting slogans in support of Putin and PM Modi after the aarti ritual.
In the video, the bride carefully adjusts both her guitar and her veil before singing "Ek Din Aap", the Shah Rukh Khan classic from the 1997 film "Yes Boss".
World’s highest-paid TV hosts in 2025: Forbes' estimates show that TV personalities continue to command massive pay cheques by combining on-air jobs with production deals, side businesses, and long-running fame.
Hugh crowned Bengaluru as India’s best food city, giving full credit to its unbeatable breakfast scene. He couldn’t stop raving about the classic combination of idli, dosa and filter coffee.
