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In an undated video, the groom can be seen standing on the wedding stage and issuing a warning to his guests on a mic.

An Indian professional working as a ship officer in maritime tech in Norway recently shared a glimpse into what corporate life in Norway truly feels like.

The X post described how someone had ordered a tray of eggs through Instamart. One egg arrived cracked. Instead of simply reporting the issue, the customer decided to take it several steps further.

Several parts of Mumbai were covered in a thick haze on Tuesday amid complaints of worsening air pollution in the city of late.

Andy Evans, better known as ‘theaussiebhai’ on Instagram, recently posted a video titled “I like Mumbai, but…” in which he explained why, despite liking Mumbai, he still leans toward Delhi.

The anonymous Redditor, 35, who hails from a small farming village in Uttar Pradesh, opened up about how he had to rebuild his life after his parents’ death.

Dr Vikas Divyakriti noted that many individuals hesitate to ask for help because of an unconscious fear of “what will I owe in return?”

Rikki Agarwal, co-founder and Chief Business Officer of Blink Digital, took to LinkedIn with a reflective post about a move he had been contemplating for years.

At an airspeed of 300 knots, Captain Navtej Singh said the sensation felt like ‘sticking your head out of a bullet train multiplied several times.

The post by Mohini Maheshwari said the Mumbai police refused to give up on the child’s case, with some officers carrying her photo in their pockets like she was their own child.

Asha Mane shared a video from her journey, showing snippets of her ride with the Rapido captain, and later, him crouched on a pitch-dark road trying to fix his bike.

The research was conducted between January 1, 2025, and November 24, 2025, searching data from Google Trends for ‘How do you pronounce’ and ‘How to pronounce’.

Musician Lucas Eller was recording a guitar lesson for his students when an elderly Indian man wandered into the frame.

In a video which has since gone viral on X, the male IndiGo employee is seen using sign language to interact with a passenger.

An X user shared a photo of the AI tool solving a handwritten maths problem simply by analysing an image of it.

In India, the US-based couple found quicker access to doctors, simpler appointments, and a support system that felt close at hand.

Unable to manage expenses without a stable income, the software professional in Noida had to send his family to his native place and now lives alone in a rented apartment.

Punjabi singer-rapper Karan Aujla picks up the T-shirt, wipes his face with it, and casually throws it back into the crowd at the Rolling Loud India festival.

In the now-viral video, the couple walks in surrounded by hydrogen balloons, when someone unintentionally aims one of the colour guns upward.

The UK vlogger recorded a man seated in front of him repeatedly resting his feet on his seat, even after being asked to stop.

The techie said he attempted to resolve the issue by raising it internally.

Unable to locate the destination due to the communication gap, the delivery agent approaches a local resident in Ambala Cantonment and asks him to speak to the customer.

The video shows a local resident in Meghalaya expressing disappointment over beer and plastic bottles thrown in the natural pool.

Jitendra Emmani wrote a post in response to investor Aviral Bhatnagar, who urged aspiring founders not to launch businesses for financial gain or for the title of CEO.

The paan seller decided a gold chain would be the perfect surprise and started putting aside coins for it.