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In a video he shared online, Sanjeeva captured the deeply emotional journey of his parents, who had spent their entire lives in a small Telangana village.

The woman had booked a Rapido ride to get back to her PG from Church Street when the driver allegedly tried to touch her inappropriately.

Anastasia Sharova’s reflections offer a charming mix of wit and wisdom — the kind that comes only from living among locals and truly soaking in the culture.

Revathi shared two photographs of her elder son, Nithin, one from his childhood and another from the present, beautifully capturing a mother’s lifelong bond with her child.

The clip captures a sea of passengers, all standing with their luggage in what appears to be a never-ending line for rides.

According to the creator, the setup included a 150mm exhaust fan (Rs 750), a HEPA filter from Amazon (Rs 1,000), and some basic materials, a switch, wire, regulator, cardboard, and a glue gun, costing around Rs 150 in total.

The clip, shot by a passenger from an airplane window, captures Vienna’s crystal-clear skies and Delhi’s dense smog, sparking alarm and debate online.

According to the techie, having a detailed repayment strategy made all the difference. Early on, they sought advice from friends, family, and financial experts to build a clear plan.

The family of four, a couple and their two daughters, gave viewers a peek into what it’s like to travel on one of India’s most modern trains.

In the now-viral clip, Aayushman Singh is seen asking his parents to sit together and close their eyes before placing an envelope of cash in their hands.

Joining in on the fun, all-rounder Sneha Rana chimed in, saying that the glow on PM Modi’s face must come from the love he receives from people across the country.

In a now-viral Instagram video, Manvi Srivastava reflected on what it felt like to dedicate her entire youth to the pursuit of one goal, only to end up feeling lost when it was over.

Amit Sehra said he will gift Rs 50 lakh each to his friend’s two daughters as a gesture of gratitude.

In a scene showing Ganga with her child inside a royal chamber, viewers noticed a glaring mismatch, a distinctly modern bedside table with drawers sitting next to an otherwise period-perfect setup.

Despite the impressive package, the candidate chose not to accept the offer after the hiring manager repeatedly interrupted her during the final round.

In a short Instagram video, Divya Bhathela documented her journey, from boarding her flight to Dehradun to settling into a simple ashram room that she now calls home for the next 30 days.

What truly stands out is their clever Rs 10-a-month subscription model, where customers receive two handmade paper bags delivered to their homes every Sunday.

In a viral thread titled “How Ego Is Destroying Delhi Through Pollution,” a Reddit user argued that the root of the crisis isn’t just industrial emissions, stubble burning, or vehicle exhaust — it’s ego.

According to L V Nilesh, if he hadn’t moved out of India, he would have been forced to “live and breathe in the mess otherwise known as the North Block Secretariat.”

Monitoring stations across Delhi recorded pollution levels in the ‘severe’ range, crossing the 400-mark.

The video captured by Kapil Dhama in Delhi shows how quickly outdoor pollution seeps into indoor spaces.

In a video on Instagram, Pari Bishnoi discussed the emotional toll of failing to clear the civil service exams on her first attempt.

Despite the rejection, Gaurav Munjal refused to take no for an answer until Zomato’s Deepinder Goyal agreed to a meeting.

The incident came to light when Bree Steele, a podcaster and influencer, shared the heartwarming experience on Instagram.

The viral clip shows the pillion rider covering his head with the frying pan at a red light in the Roopena Agrahara area of Bengaluru.