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Drawing a comparison with today’s generation, Zomato CEO Deepinder Goyal highlighted that millennials knew very little about themselves for a long time.

As the train passes Thalassery railway station in Kerala, the camera captures a continuous, unobstructed view of the platform, its floors shining, with no litter or clutter anywhere in sight.

The moment unfolded around 11 pm on December 31. The post goes on to describe how the rider, initially “shocked and uncomfortable,” ended up “vibing, holding a drink, and enjoying the New Year with complete strangers.”.

Reflecting on the channel’s early impact, Mahindra shared how transformative MTV felt when it debuted in 1981.

Over a series of posts across two days, Zomato CEO Deepinder Goyal responded to criticism of platform-based work.

The Google employee described the experience of walking her parents through the space where she works and lives as “surreal,” saying their joy meant more to her than words could capture.

The offer was made by Netherlands-based global trading firm Optiver to Edward Nathan Varghese, a final-year Computer Science and Engineering student at IIT Hyderabad.

Ankit Dwivedi delivers the steps effortlessly as co-workers gather around, cheering him on and filming the moment on their phones.

Clips circulating widely on social media show the moment when passengers and others at Mumbai’s Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus (CSMT) railway station paused to welcome the New Year.

The viral video shows plastic bottles, packets, food wrappers and beer cans scattered across the sand at Varkala beach.

Deepinder Goyal’s comments came a day after delivery workers linked to food and e-commerce platforms such as Zomato, Swiggy and Amazon staged protests across several cities.

The influencer highlights how several foreign nationals come to India and create videos on a “narrative” that shows the country in a bad light.

The video was shared by the woman’s daughter, Anshul Pareek, on Instagram.

The tourist began his journey with Goa, admitting that while it may not technically fall under South India, it was his first stop.

The viral video clip shared by IFS Parveen Kaswan has reignited a discussion about India’s “zero civic sense” and the environmental cost of irresponsible tourism.

He clarified that he wasn’t criticising metropolitan cities, but was against the belief that success depends on living in them.

Vlogger Klaudia Falenta said a man allegedly approached her at New Delhi railway station and tried to mislead her.

In his Reddit post, the techie says that builder floors of about 2,300 sq ft in DLF Phase 2 start at Rs 5 crore

While Magnus Carlsen had reacted similarly after a match with D Gukesh months ago, his latest reaction took the Internet by storm, even as Arjun Erigaisi earned praise for keeping his composure.

In the clip, a man lifts the lid of a dustbin on display in a store and zooms in to show red paan stains.

The dramatic video shows several monkeys swimming towards the crocodile in a rescue bid.

In the video, Charlie Evans says he placed an order on the quick-commerce platform at 5.43 pm.

According to a senior company official, Rajkumar Bafna was coping with a persistent cough and several other health issues triggered by pollution.

The viral video shows Japanese tourists donning Santa caps at a ghat in Varanasi, with one of them in red swimwear.

In a post, Anand Mahindra said he has reached out to his friends in Kolkata to help him buy a signed piece by C H Chang.