Chennai’s streets are seeing a massive boom in roadside eateries — and while reels and food vlogs are loving it, health experts are not. From late-night shawarma carts to budget fried rice stalls, these eateries have become go-to spots for students, gig workers, and office-goers looking for quick, affordable meals. Instagram discovery pages have only accelerated their popularity, turning street food into daily diet rather than an occasional treat. But doctors and civic offici

Gold touching ₹1.6 lakh for the first time in India has instantly taken over finance Instagram, YouTube explainers, and WhatsApp family groups. What’s driving the surge isn’t festive demand or weddings. It’s global anxiety. Weakening currencies, geopolitical tensions, and expectations of interest rate cuts in major economies are pushing investors worldwide towards gold as a “safe place” to park money. India, which imports most of its gold, feels this impact faster and harder.

China’s President Xi Jinping calling India a “friend and partner” on India’s 77th Republic Day has quickly caught attention across diplomatic and policy circles. The message, released officially by Beijing, comes after years of visibly strained ties following border tensions, military stand-offs, and sharp rhetoric on both sides. That’s why the wording matters. It signals a softer tone — at least on paper — at a time when global power equations are shifting fast. What’s notab

“Game over?” — that question is being asked loudly about a struggling Indian cricketer after another low-impact performance triggered intense debate online. Clips, stats screenshots, and reaction videos have flooded X, Instagram, and YouTube since last night, with fans questioning how long underperformance can be overlooked at the highest level. The criticism isn’t just emotional anymore — many are pointing to repeated chances, declining averages, and lack of match-winning im

Fresh anxiety is spreading among Indian H1B visa aspirants after reports suggested that new visa appointment slots may not open until March 2027. The update, circulating widely across Telegram groups, Reddit threads, and YouTube immigration channels, has hit students and tech workers particularly hard. Many applicants who already secured job offers or extensions are now realising that the bottleneck isn’t paperwork — it’s access. According to immigration consultants, the issu

Buzz around Vijay Sai Reddy possibly launching a new Hindu-focused political party has quickly picked up traction across political WhatsApp groups, X threads, and Telugu media circles today. The senior politician, known for his long association with power and backroom strategy, is reportedly exploring a new political path after distancing himself from his earlier party role. While no formal announcement has been made yet, the idea itself has triggered sharp reactions online —

Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy’s absence from the state’s Republic Day celebrations has become a talking point across political circles and social media today. As visuals from the official ceremony circulated online, users quickly noticed that the CM was missing from the main event. This triggered speculation, memes, and political commentary — especially because Republic Day is usually a high-visibility moment for state leadership. According to reports, Revanth Reddy

Infosys asking work-from-home employees to submit their electricity bills has quietly become one of today’s most debated corporate stories online. The company says the move is part of a reimbursement verification process. But on LinkedIn, X, and Reddit India threads, employees and young professionals are calling it invasive and tone-deaf — especially in a year when layoffs, hiring freezes, and delayed hikes are already common in tech. What’s bothering people isn’t just the bi