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After returning to Dubai in 2008 without connections or financial backing, Anas Abdul Latheef spent years earning trust before growing his startup.

Clarifying that he used Mumbai and his hometown merely as examples of the differences between life in Tier-1 and Tier-3 cities, Jain detailed the expenses that came with living in the financial capital.

The entrepreneur said the Google rejection became a turning point in his career, ultimately pushing him to take a leap of faith and start his first company.

Alia Bhatt spoke to India’s fastest sprinter, Gurindervir Singh, ahead of her film Alpha’s release.

Shyamal Anadkat says India has the talent and opportunity to build globally significant AI institutions outside Silicon Valley.

The now viral video shows attendees rushing toward stacks of mats and snatching them amid a commotion.

One video showed a NEET aspirant attempting to climb over the closed gate after officials refused entry.

Videos showed a narrow, twisting column of storm descending from a dark cloud and stirring up dust at ground level before dissolving within minutes.

The Bengaluru-based entrepreneur said he was forced to block three official WhatsApp accounts associated with Bombay Shaving Company.

Khushboo’s story recently gained attention after Swiggy Food Marketplace CEO Rohit Kapoor shared a video about her journey.

Ksenia Kala said giving her children Indian names became one of her favourite experiences, citing their deep connections to culture, history and values.

A classroom video shared by an IIM Ahmedabad student shows the professor connecting movie dialogues to concepts like cluster sampling and stratification, earning praise online.

A wildlife expert said leopard sightings are not unusual in Powai due to the campus’s proximity to Sanjay Gandhi National Park.

The Flipkart Glam Up Fest held at Delhi’s Pragati Maidan on June 19 brought together beauty influencers from across the country.

During the ride, the driver said he values the freedom to choose his own hours and workload, calling flexibility one of gig work’s biggest advantages.

After trying strict work-life boundaries, the couple abandoned the approach, saying it increased stress. Their LinkedIn post drew relatable reactions from founders.

The retired commuter begins each day by dropping his professor wife at work, then spends hours meeting strangers before returning to pick her up.

Liz went on to compare the experience with public transport in the United States, saying the Mumbai Metro felt noticeably cleaner than the New York City Subway.

French President Emmanuel Macron also revealed that he intends to visit India in February next year.

In a video accompanying the post, Agarwala explained that about six months earlier, he had entered into a challenge with 15 colleagues.

The images, shared on X, show crowds sleeping under the open sky on the sand. Most of those seen in the photographs appear to be men, with very few women visible.

Hemakshi Motka, president of Priya Grown Diamonds, posted an Instagram video describing a recent incident that left her both amused and exasperated.

In the clip, Shalmali Kholgade tells the driver that she is going to leave a ‘big review’ for him and thanks him before introducing him on camera.

The incident occurred after a massive influx of devotees visited the Male Mahadeshwara Temple during an auspicious Amavasya weekend.

Things get even more surprising for the milk vendor when the NRI reveals that he sells tea for $10 (around Rs 900).