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golgappas, kathi rolls, and momos remains the highlight of an outing. However, the food vendors have often been criticised for having dubious hygiene. A recent video poking fun at India’s ubiquitous street food vendors has reopened the taste vs. hygiene debate on X.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. Mumbai: The Sanskrit language has a fascinating lexicon. It may not match up to English in the size of vocabulary but more than makes up for it by morphing the same word into different context-dependent meanings.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. I will start with a disclaimer—this column is inspired by a chapter in Fluke by Brian Klaas—a good book in how luck plays an important role in life. The history we know tells us that the first atomic bombs were dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki in August of 1945, killing around 200,000 people.

Ropar police have arrested a 33-year-old man, Ram Saroop alias Sodhi, for allegedly murdering 11 men over the past 18 months. The accused, a resident of Chaura village in Garhshankar, Hoshiarpur district, reportedly targeted men after offering them lifts or engaging in sexual acts.

California storm cause havoc in coastal communities and turn deadly. When a pier collapsed in Santa Cruz, California, a strong storm that was pounding the West Coast whipped up waves as high as sixty feet, killing one man, carrying another out to sea, and requiring numerous rescues, according to authorities.

Justin Baldoni's image has taken a hit after Blake Lively filed a sexual harassment lawsuit against him. Amid this controversy, Justin Baldoni's wedding apology to his wife has resurfaced in which he apologized to his wife in his vows for his “faults, shortcomings, insecurities and [his] ego.”

The surge of web series like 'Heeramandi: The Diamond Bazaar' and 'Mirzapur 3', among others, has captivated audiences, keeping them engrossed on their screens. These innovative narratives paired with exceptional performances have left viewers craving more. As we step into 2025, an exciting lineup of web shows promises to be just as riveting, entertaining, and binge-worthy. Here’s a glimpse of some highly anticipated titles:

During the wedding, the boyfriend applied vermilion to the woman’s forehead, signifying their marriage, as the ex-husband declared that any future issues were now the couple’s responsibility. A video of the event, shared by the social media page Ghar Ke Kalesh, quickly went viral, accompanied by the caption: “Extra-Marital Affair: Mother of three marries father of two with her husband’s help. Saharsa, Bihar.” The video has garnered over 5.5 lakh views and sparked a flood of reactions online. One user quipped, “Bro really embraced ‘letting go is true love’!” Another joked, “Bihar is its own nation. Don’t include it with us—Bihar isn’t for the faint-hearted.” Some speculated humorously, “Best way to avoid alimony and maintenance!”

According to Reiner Haseloff, the premier of Saxony-Anhalt, the suspect had lived in Germany for nearly two decades and was not previously known to authorities as an Islamist. However, the motive behind the attack remains unclear. Verified footage from the German news agency dpa showed the suspect’s arrest at a tram stop, where police held him at gunpoint before taking him into custody.

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The post quickly went viral, leaving many to assume the two were romantically involved.

The King, known for his classic taste, has reportedly chosen traditional gifts for his grandchildren. Harrold suggested that items like a wooden farm set might be on the list, aligning with Charles' love for timeless, meaningful presents. The gifts have likely already been dispatched to California, where Prince Harry and Meghan Markle live with their children. Also Read :Bitcoin Takes a Hit: What’s Behind the Crypto Market’s Rough Week

Google Maps cameras have captured some pretty interesting photos in the past, preserved on the mapping software for the world to find, but this time the images have given police an extra clue in the arrests of two people in connection with a murder investigation.The images in question were captured by a Google Maps car camera in October, in which a man can be seen hunched over the trunk of a car on a nearly deserted street in Spain, loading a large, bulky object wrapped in what appears to be a white sheet or bags.Police say they believe the object is tied to the death of a Cuban national living in Spain who was reported missing by a relative in late 2023.According to newspaper El País, the man had been living in the northern Spanish municipality of Soria, where he had turned up hoping to track down a woman believed to be his partner.The relative of the missing man contacted police, saying he’d received some suspicious text messages from the man’s phone saying he’d met another woman and would be leaving Spain and ditching his phone.“This made the complainant suspect that the messages had not been sent by the missing person and led him to report it to police,” police said in a statement.Last month, according to Reuters, a man and woman were initially arrested on suspicion of kidnapping. On Dec.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. In the 17th century Visvagunadarsana by Venkatadhvari, two celestial beings go on a tour of India. Flying from the Himalayas to Kanyakumari, they review the land’s many towns and holy sites, with one gandharva noticing only bad, the other more good.

Verified bystander footage distributed by the German news agency dpa showed the suspect's arrest on a walkway in the middle of the road. A nearby police officer pointing a handgun at the man shouted at him as he lay prone. Other officers soon arrived to take the man into custody. The two people confirmed dead were an adult and a toddler, but officials said additional deaths could not be ruled out because 15 people had been seriously injured.

Christmas market in the eastern German city of Magdeburg on Friday, killing at least two people and injuring at least 60 others in what authorities called a deliberate attack.The driver was arrested at the scene shortly after the car barreled into the market at around 7 p.m., when it was teeming with holiday shoppers looking forward to the weekend.Verified bystander footage distributed by the German news agency dpa showed the suspect’s arrest on a walkway in the middle of the road. A nearby police officer pointing a handgun at the man shouted at him as he lay prone.

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As reported by the Times of India, the man had been ordered by the court to pay Rs 2 lakh as interim maintenance to his wife, who filed for divorce last year. The resident of Vadavalli, who requested anonymity, owns a taxi. Reportedly, he arrived at the court premises on Wednesday with his car loaded with 20 bundles of coins.

Elon Musk running the US government? Tesla CEO's growing influence on the Republican Party and the Trump administration has become a topic of discussion among Democrats, some of whom now sarcastically refer to the SpaceX CEO as “President Musk.” As the threat of US government shutdown looms, Musk, one of the closest allies and a big supporter of President-elect Donald Trump, interjected himself into the process. The moniker 'President Musk' started trending on X, formerly known as Twitter, after the spending fight on Capitol Hill took an unexpected turn as the billionaire entrepreneur played a pivotal role in derailing a bipartisan funding bill, raising questions about his growing influence in Washington. Musk’s barrage of posts on X calling for lawmakers to «kill the bill» has led many to wonder whether he, not Donald Trump, is setting the Republican agenda. ALSO READ: What US government shutdown actually means: Explained in 10 points

Actor-director Upendra steps into the dystopian action genre with his highly anticipated film, UI The Movie. Released on Friday, December 20, the film has garnered a U/A certification. As audiences share their reactions, early reviews paint a mixed picture. One reviewer noted, "#UITHEMOVIE, despite a predictable screenplay, is carried by the magnetic presence of Upendra. His signature sarcasm on global politics adds his distinct stamp. First half done." Another Twitter user criticized the screenplay, commenting that its predictability made some scenes feel flat and lack impact.