TRENDING IN INDIA NEWS - Page 346

The video shows people dressed as characters from the Avengers movie performing a synchronised dance number to the Bollywood song Disco Deewane.

As #ViratKohli and #KingKohli started trending, desi meme-makers were quick to draw parallels of his celebrations and compare it with swiping big right on dating app, to writing a big cheque for buying onions.

The Indian Forest Department successfully revived the lake in the Arignar Anna Zoological Park which had dried up a year ago.

The transportation was provided as part of a recently-announced initiative by the Nagpur Police to drop women home if they are travelling alone at night.

Virendra Singh Mast, a BJP MP from Ballia in Uttar Pradesh, was speaking in the Lok Sabha when he said, “To defame the nation and the government, people are saying that the automobile sector has slowed down. If there is a decline in automobile sales, why do roads have traffic jams?”

The Twitter user had taken a photograph of a Vistara flight attendant napping in the lounge of Bengaluru’s Kempegowda Airport, and asked the airline’s chief to “improve” the airline’s image.

In their front page on Wednesday, The Wall Street Journal got Sundar Pichai’s name wrong and Indians weren’t pleased about it.

A heartwarming picture of a Karnataka policeman assisting an auto-rickshaw driver with his vehicle has gone viral on social media and triggered positive reactions online.

The royal couple joined a cleanup drive with volunteers and lawyer Afroz Shah, who was awarded UN Environment’s Champion of the Earth award in 2016 for leading efforts to cleanup Versova beach.

“You have seen politicians getting out of car or flights doing rallies. Have you ever seen a politician running for a meeting?” commented one Twitter user while sharing the photo.

While our earthly, mundane minds could only think of land and territory, Nithyananda seems to be reviving a grand tradition that can solve the world’s problems.

Indian users on the short video app have come up with hilarious videos to show how the rise in the price of the bulb has affected them.

From ‘Aao kabhi haveli pe’ to ‘Btech Biryani’, people from across the country shared the names and photos of restaurants that have unusual names.

On social media, many Indians spoke of how Sundar Pichai had made India proud and showed the next generation how to turn their big dreams into reality.

Popular Mumbai photographer and blogger, Gopal MS, found it remarkable that a sack of onions could be kept in the street unguarded despite reports of onions being stolen in other parts of the nation.

After the video went viral it caught the attention of Imagine Dragons’ lead vocalist Dan Reynolds. He tweeted saying it was “so beautiful”, and thanked the teacher for sharing the video.

The MP from Jharkhand pitched for sustainable development instead of GDP. But as his comments went viral on social media, he was mocked with tweets and memes.

On social media, Indians praised the Chennai resident’s efforts and his name started trending on Twitter. People praised Subramanian for his dedication, effort and perseverance.

“Be confident and talk loud when confronted. Shout for help if situation requires”, “If you are in a helpless situation, please shout and run towards a crowded area'” are among the suggestions in the statement.

The reinvented game uses ground nuts instead of the specially crafted wooden blocks.

The 19-second video of the incident shows a tiger fiercely chasing a safari jeep as the driver tries to outrun it. The animal keeps on running behind the open jeep until the vehicle goes in the reverse direction and speeds away.

The video shows two-year-old Pragya Medha singing the evergreen song perfectly.

Captioned, “Is it Indian? #jugaad,” the tweet has gone viral on Twitter with over four million views. Answering Goenka question, many agreed that the Hamster indeed was Indian.

The elephant, who walked in on the empty canteen swayed its trunk and tossed furniture on its way.

The whole of Chile has been on the streets since October 14, protesting against the government’s failure to curb persisting inequalities and harsh working conditions.