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Woman slaps man inside crowded Delhi Metro, video sparks debate
short by / on Sunday, 21 December, 2025
A viral video from a crowded Delhi Metro coach shows a woman slapping a man who was filming and mocking her over space. Shared on Reddit, the clip sparked fierce debate on entitlement, safety of women, public filming and gender laws. While some people condemned the slap, others criticised the man for provoking and shaming the woman.
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Video shows clash over garbage as Dehradun woman records biker
short by / on Saturday, 20 December, 2025
A viral video from Dehradun shows a heated argument between a woman and a biker over alleged garbage dumping near a cow shelter. The woman records the incident, while the biker, a girl, tries to stop filming and allegedly hits her. The clip has sparked intense debate online over civic sense, local rights and behaviour in public spaces.
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Woman rescues stuck car on Kerala shore, viral video wins hearts
short by / on Saturday, 20 December, 2025
A Delhi woman won praise online after using her Thar to rescue a Scorpio stuck in wet sand at Kerala's Muzhappilangad Drive-in Beach. The car, carrying Tamil Nadu tourists, could not be freed despite many efforts. The rescue video went viral on social media platforms such as Instagram and Reddit, earning applause for unity, skill and kindness.
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India’s forex reserves rise to $688.9 billion on gold gains
short by / on Saturday, 20 December, 2025
India’s foreign exchange reserves increased by $1.7 billion to $688.9 billion in the week ended December 12, extending the previous week’s rise. The gain was driven by higher gold valuations, while foreign currency assets rose to $558 billion. SDR holdings inched up, and India’s IMF reserve position remained unchanged, underscoring external stability.
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Sunil Gavaskar’s ‘leg behind wicket’ joke after umpire hit
short by / on Friday, 19 December, 2025
Indian umpire Rohan Pandit was struck painfully on the knee by a fierce Sanju Samson drive during the fifth T20I against South Africa in Ahmedabad. As physios rushed in to treat the umpire, Sunil Gavaskar lightened the moment on commentary with a witty quip, calling the incident “leg behind wicket,” drawing laughs despite the scare.
read more at Free Press Journal
Man proposes to girlfriend during Putin's annual presser, complains about high housing costs
short by Anmol Sharma / on Friday, 19 December, 2025
A 23-year-old local journalist named Kirill Bazhanov proposed to his girlfriend live on air during Russian President Vladimir Putin's annual press conference. He also invited Putin to their wedding. He also told Putin that he and his girlfriend currently can't afford to have children due to high housing costs. Putin suggested they move to regions with low mortgage rates.
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Sobhita Dhulipala steals the show in shimmery golden lehenga
short by / on Friday, 19 December, 2025
Sobhita Dhulipala dazzled at a Mumbai event in a shimmering golden lehenga-saree while promoting Charlotte Tilbury's bridal range. The actor paired the embellished ensemble with a statement choker, sleek half-up hairstyle and soft glam makeup. Her look blended modern silhouettes with traditional elegance, making a striking bridal fashion statement.
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Dolphins spotted near Mumbai's Worli Sea Face, video viral
short by / on Friday, 19 December, 2025
A dolphin pod was seen near Mumbai's Worli Sea Face recently. The rare sight, captured in a viral video. This unexpected visit is speculated to be due to improved water quality. The video quickly went viral on social media, drawing widespread attention and admiration from users across platforms. Many viewers expressed joy at seeing dolphins so close to Mumbai's shores.
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How Kerala baked India's first Christmas cake in 1884
short by / on Friday, 19 December, 2025
From Pondicherry's Vivikam to Goa's Baath, Christmas cakes in India carry rich histories. Few know the country's first Christmas cake was baked in Kerala's Thalassery over 140 years ago by Mambally Bapu. Blending British recipes with local spices and toddy fermentation, his creation sparked a bakery legacy that still defines Kerala's festive culture today.
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