Viral videos showing a cutout of PM Modi being worshipped with a 'Modi Chalisa' at the Press Club of India have sparked controversy. The journalists' body clarified that it did not organise the event, adding that management intervened to stop the function after organisers violated venue rental terms. Organiser Rajan Singh defended the event and announced plans to build a Modi temple in Bihar.

A Chennai woman walked out of a cafe after spotting several spelling errors on its menu, reports stated. Sharing photos on social media, she said she could overlook typos at roadside stalls but expected correct spellings from a cafe charging ₹225 for French press coffee. The menu contained errors such as 'manuel brew' and 'vegtarian'.

A minor dispute over overtaking turned into a physical altercation on Pune's Wakad Bridge, briefly affecting traffic. The confrontation began after one vehicle brushed against another, leading to an argument involving the motorists and their companions. A video of the incident has gone viral, sparking debate over road rage, rash driving, traffic congestion and growing frustration among commuters.

Eighty girls at a government school in Ludhiana's Mundian Kalan village undergo hockey training at 5 am and again from 5 pm to 7 pm. Jasmine Kaur, who represented Punjab at the 69th School National Games, said she wants to represent India. More than 50 girls from the school have played in state championships, while six have represented Punjab at national school games.

A man's viral video claiming he received a ‘duplicate’ packet of Amul Masti Dahi via Blinkit has sparked a heated online debate. He pointed to differences in the packaging and questioned the product's taste and texture. The clip sparked food safety concerns, prompting netizens to tag IAS officer Tukaram Mundhe for immediate intervention and raise quality concerns across delivery platforms.