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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.

Having worked with billionaires and millionaires, Karan Bhangay reveals that wealthy people want access to every new thing making a buzz in the market.

The unexpected message immediately triggered panic and confusion before the truth became clear.

All she had to do was upload her documents to the Blinkit application, and they delivered the printouts in 15 minutes, the woman said in an X post.

Pranjal Dahiya was performing on stage, and a man from the audience allegedly behaved inappropriately, leaving the singer visibly upset.

Thaaragai Aarathana, a trained Bharatanatyam dancer and certified diver, performed the classical dance beneath the sea, dressed in full traditional costume with jewellery and makeup intact.

The driver said his family was financially sound; his father served in the Army, the family ran successful businesses, and money was never a worry until Covid lockdown period.

Identified by its sharp ears and bushy tail, the animal was confirmed to be a Himalayan red fox, as tourists wisely stopped others from feeding it, citing wildlife safety rules.

Most were seen arriving on two-wheelers, loading the pots and driving off, while others simply carried them away by hand.

Instead of a standard demonstration, audiences gathered at one of Techfest’s main stages were surprised by a full-fledged performance.

Posted on Instagram on December 25, the video humorously shows Bengaluru’s holiday traffic contrast, with empty roads for those entering and massive jams for those exiting the city.

Instead of suitcases rolling out on the conveyor belt at Bengaluru airport, travellers were delighted to find gift boxes waiting for them.

Alok Jain writes on X that a friend visiting from New York was impressed by India’s rapid growth, noting how an outsider’s perspective can make familiar realities seem strikingly different.

Instead of chocolates or toys, Santa distributed free metro tickets via the Magicpin app, nudging people to choose public transport over private vehicles.

Social media users have criticised the failure to ensure passenger safety, while the railway police have launched a probe.

The businessman was seen standing in the middle of the road holding two sparkler launchers as vehicles waited on either side.

The content creator describes India as a place that slowed their lives, strengthened family bonds, and offered everyday warmth through community, simplicity, and a rhythm that feels deeply human.

The sudden plunge in temperatures has triggered widespread frost across the Nilgiris district over the past ten days.

A video captures a white hatchback navigating traffic on Circuit House Road in Mangaluru, Karnataka.

As an Instagram reel of the Christmas ‘present’ went viral, the comments section saw multiple sarcastic replies. Some joked that the brick could serve a purpose against the person who gifted it.

Ricky Kej, the Indian music composer and three-time Grammy Award winner, complained of a delivery experience with Amazon India, which caught the Internet’s eye.

Swiggy’s year-end report revealed that Pune also emerged as a city of big spenders.