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Trump’s $300M ballroom under spotlight as US cuts food aid: ‘Disgusting’
The Trump administration has halted federal food aid due to a government shutdown, affecting 42 million Americans relying on the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP). Critics condemn the decision, highlighting the contrast with the $300 million ballroom project at the White House. They argue this prioritizes luxury over essential food support during a crisis.
Chinese woman drains boyfriend’s $140,000 saved for safekeeping on cosmetic surgeries
A Chinese man, Jin, was shocked to find that over 1 million yuan he entrusted to his girlfriend, Min, was mostly spent on cosmetic procedures influenced by a new friend, Li. Min reportedly spent over 2 million yuan on treatments, with Li profiting significantly. Despite the betrayal, the couple plans to stay together after arranging a partial refund.
‘Not retiring, just re-tyre-ing’: Indian billionaire Niranjan Hiranandani's AI ‘younger self’ video wins hearts
Indian billionaire Niranjan Hiranandani participated in the viral ‘Handshake with Younger Self’ trend, sharing an inspiring video on Instagram. In the clip, he interacts with an AI version of his younger self, discussing respect, legacy, and future aspirations. Hiranandani emphasizes that they are "re-tyre-ing" at 75, not retiring, and leaves viewers motivated with his reflections on success and dreams.
Driver fined ₹25,000 in Dubai for not using indicator, internet compares it to India
A post by Indian-origin entrepreneur Soumendra Jena about a hefty traffic fine in Dubai ignited discussions on India's chaotic traffic system. Users debated the feasibility of such strict fines in India, raising concerns about potential bribery and financial strain on citizens. Comparisons highlighted Dubai's superior infrastructure and questioned India's civic adherence and government policies.
Canadian man assaults Indian national at Toronto food outlet, viral video sparks outrage
A viral video shows an Indian man assaulted by a Canadian individual in a Toronto McDonald's, escalating from a verbal exchange to physical aggression. Despite the attack, the Indian man did not retaliate. The incident has sparked outrage on social media, with many condemning the aggressor's behavior as unacceptable and calling for serious action against such prejudice.
Bengaluru man links AI powered bedroom light to Zerodha portfolio, room turns red when stocks fall
A Bengaluru resident, Pankaj, created an AI-powered light system that changes colors based on his Zerodha stock portfolio performance. His post went viral, prompting humorous comments from social media users. Zerodha's witty response added to the trend, as users shared relatable jokes about the highs and lows of investing.
Couple removed from flight after breakup drama turns chaotic: ‘All of Hong Kong knows your bad deeds’
A public dispute between a Hong Kong couple at Da Nang International Airport led to their removal from HK Express Flight UO559. The woman accused her boyfriend of abuse and infidelity, while he denied her claims. The confrontation escalated on the plane, resulting in a delay of 1 hour and 25 minutes. HK Express praised its staff for their professionalism.
Future queen of Norway breaks silence on rape and abuse allegations against her half brother
Princess Ingrid Alexandra of Norway has spoken about the emotional toll of sexual assault allegations against her half-brother, Marius Borg Hoiby. In her first public comments, she expressed the challenges faced by the royal family and those affected by the accusations. Hoiby has been charged with multiple offenses, including rape and domestic violence.
Full beaver moon 2025: Supermoon date, meaning, visibility and timings for New York, LA, London
The Beaver Moon, the largest supermoon of 2025, will illuminate the sky on November 5. This celestial event symbolizes preparation and emotional security. Best viewed after sunset, it will be visible for several nights. Skywatchers in various locations can check local moonrise times, with tips on optimal viewing and photography shared by experts.
Can Bengaluru’s traffic problem at Richmond Circle be solved? Viral post suggests ‘magic box’ solution
A social media post suggests building "magic boxes," concrete underpasses, to alleviate traffic congestion at Bengaluru's Richmond Circle by creating a signal-free corridor. Despite proposed metro expansions, concerns remain about the city's unplanned development and poor connectivity. Recommendations include a city master plan and infrastructure improvements to address ongoing traffic issues.
Bengaluru man justifies replying late to messages, says thoughtful replies matter more than speed
Bengaluru professional Shyam Sadasivan sparked debate on social media with a LinkedIn post about his habit of delaying message responses. He argues that this practice helps maintain personal boundaries and encourages thoughtful replies, rather than succumbing to societal pressures of instant communication. Many users resonated with his perspective, advocating for healthier communication habits.
Who is Vedant Birla? Birla family scion marries Tejal Kulkarni in Mumbai
Vedant Birla, son of industrialist Yash Birla, married Tejal Kulkarni in Mumbai on November 2. The intimate ceremony was followed by a lavish reception on November 3, attended by notable guests including Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde and Bollywood actress Bhumi Pednekar. Vedant, 33, is Chairman of Birla Precision Technologies and part of the influential Birla family.
Jim Corbett guard says 'deer meat is tasty', offers tobacco to shocked tourists. What happened next
A tourist's safari at Jim Corbett National Park turned troubling when a guide allegedly offered tobacco and made inappropriate comments about wildlife. The incident sparked social media outrage, prompting calls for field directors to take public complaints seriously. In response, Field Director Saket Badola announced an investigation and suspended the guide pending its outcome.
‘I sent 13 girls back to India’: YouTuber reveals grim reality behind Canada’s migration boom
Indo-Canadian podcaster Kushal Mehra warns Indian parents against sending their children to Canada for education, citing rising exploitation, joblessness, and racism. He claims over 4,000 Indian women in Toronto are victims of sex trafficking, and many students fall prey to "diploma mills." Mehra advises families to invest in education within India instead.
World’s first-ever white Iberian lynx spotted in Spain, picture wows the internet: ‘Just look at its eyes’
A photograph of what is believed to be the world’s first white Iberian lynx has gone viral, captivating social media users. Captured in southern Spain, the rare big cat is thought to have leucism, resulting in partial pigmentation loss. The Iberian lynx is critically endangered, and the stunning image has sparked admiration and highlighted the importance of conservation efforts.
A single picture of purifier filter captures terrifying reality of air pollution in Gurgaon
Social media users reacted strongly to Delhi's worsening air quality, criticizing high-end buildings for creating a "bubble" that ignores environmental responsibility. Comments highlighted the alarming state of air purifiers, with one user sharing a clogged filter from Gurgaon, emphasizing the irony of paying for polluted air. Concerns about health impacts due to poor air quality were also expressed.
