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A recent speech in Pakistan’s Parliament sparked nationwide debate. A Hindu MP addressed the religious rights of Hindus and other minority communities in his country and the issue of religious conversion. The MP emphasised that Article 20 of Pakistan’s Constitution guarantees every citizen the right...

A viral video from abroad left netizens shocked, confused and thoroughly entertained when devotees dressed as famous Marvel and DC superheroes joined a group singing Hare Krishna bhajans on a busy street. This unexpected blend of pop culture and spirituality sparked widespread reactions, turning the...

Bhubaneswar: An unusual scene unfolded in Karnataka’s Hubballi where a newly married couple joined their own wedding reception via video conferencing after they failed to reach Hubballi due to multiple Indigo flight cancellations. Medha Kshirsagar of Hubballi and Sangam Das of Bhubaneswar, both software engineers...

As the trend of dangerous stunts on social media rapidly grows, the risks are increasing as well. In the race to gain followers, some people perform stunts that are nothing short of mind-boggling. Now, a video of one such incident is going viral on the...

A viral video is circulating on the internet, and it has something you don’t see every day. Its the strangest roll-call you’ll ever see.

Nineteen-year-old Vedic scholar Devavrata Mahesh Rekhe Shukla has achieved a historic spiritual feat by completing the extremely complex recitation of “Dandakrama Parayanam”, which includes nearly 2,000 mantras from the Shukla Yajurveda (Madhyandina branch). He completed the recitation over 50 uninterrupted days, becoming the first person...

An Afghan juice seller’s warm gesture toward an Indian traveller has struck a chord online in a viral video.

Oxford University Press recently named “rage bait” as its Word of the Year, but another word on the shortlist caught everyone’s attention. That word is “aura farming.” But do you know what this term means, and what role it plays in Gen Z culture?

A viral video is giving everyone a scare online. It shows how a simple game of roadside football turns into a heart-stopping moment.

London: Oxford University Press has named “rage bait' as its word of the year, capturing the internet zeitgeist of 2025. The phrase refers to online content that is “deliberately designed to elicit anger or outrage by being frustrating, provocative or offensive,” with the aim of...