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Udaipur is buzzing with excitement and curiosity as US President Donald Trump's son Donald Trump Jr has arrived in Rajasthan's Udaipur to attend a lavish wedding. As per reports from The Daily Guardian, NRI couple Vamsi Gadiraju and Netra Mantena are getting married in one of India's biggest destination weddings on November 21-22.
short by / 07:12 pm on 20 Nov
A man from Himachal Pradesh missing since 1980 found his way home after a recent head injury that revived his lost memory. Rikhi Ram, now known as Ravi Chaudhary, returned to Nadi village in Himachal Pradesh on November 15, with his wife and three children. His younger brother Durga Ram said “Seeing him stand before us after 45 years feels like witnessing a second birth.”
short by / 02:22 pm on 20 Nov
Udaipur is hosting one of India's grandest billionaire weddings as Netra Mantena, daughter of pharma tycoon Rama Raju Mantena, marries Vamsi Gadiraju on November 21-22. The invitation is presented in deep ruby-red premium box with couple’s names printed in elegant white script. Above their names sits a gold-embossed elephant motif.
short by / 10:10 pm on 20 Nov
Singer Jennifer Lopez is reportedly set to perform at a lavish Udaipur wedding hosted by a US billionaire, with Justin Bieber also expected to join the star lineup. The bride is American-born Elizabeth, and the event remains tightly guarded. Reports also hint at Donald Trump Jr attending, along with several Bollywood stars and top business families, gracing the star-studded list.
short by / 11:56 am on 20 Nov
An Indian-origin employee at a McDonald's outlet in Massachusetts was formally recognised by the franchise owner after completing four decades with the company. Balbir Singh, who began his career at the restaurant soon after emigrating from India, was presented with a cheque for $40,000 (over ₹35 lakh). He also arrived in a limousine and walked a red carpet.
short by Daisy Mowke / 04:50 pm on 20 Nov
A new report warns that record heatwaves are sharply increasing India's power demand, pushing the country toward greater fossil-fuel use. Rising temperatures have intensified cooling needs, adding major strain to the grid and increasing emissions. The study calls for urgent investment in energy storage, smarter grids and climate-resilient planning to break this "heat-power trap."
short by / 06:13 pm on 20 Nov
Why do people laugh when someone falls?
short by Ankush Verma / on 21 Nov 2025,Friday
According to a psychiatrist and laughter researcher who served at Stanford University, when people see someone stumble and fall, some of their own brain cells (mirror neurons) act as if they are stumbling too. The researcher said that this little "copying effect" gives our brain a tiny, unconscious tickle, which makes the moment feel funnier.
short by Ankush Verma / 07:00 am on 21 Nov
Used father-in-law's name to get voter ID: B'deshi man amid WB SIR
short by Saurav Joshi / on 20 Nov 2025,Thursday
Amid the ongoing Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls in West Bengal, a Bangladeshi man named Mohammad Khalil admitted that he used his father-in-law’s name to make an Indian voter ID card. "I used my father-in-law’s name in the section of my father’s name to make the card," Khalil said. He got the voter ID card in 2023.
short by Saurav Joshi / 09:17 am on 20 Nov
List of 20 best chicken dishes in the world has been released by TasteAtlas. The top 5 dishes include, Turkiye's Pilic Topkapi, Morocco's Rfissa, South Korea's Chikin, Peru's Pollo A La Brasa and India's Butter Chicken. Tandoori Chicken has been ranked 14th on the list. Moreover, Chicken Tikka Masala has been named as a UK dish and ranked 18th.
short by Arshiya Chopra / 07:00 am on 21 Nov
How often should razor blades be changed?
short by Ankush Verma / on 20 Nov 2025,Thursday
The American Academy of Dermatologists recommends changing razor blades every five to seven shaves, however, changing the blade every three to five shaves is best for daily shavers. The thickness and coarseness of hair also impact how quickly a blade becomes dull. Thicker, coarser hair put more strain on the blade.
short by Ankush Verma / 02:37 pm on 20 Nov
A Reddit user shared a screenshot of an email from a startup Founder, in which he's informing employees of a salary delay, calling it "patience-building initiative". "Remember, growth doesn't only happen in revenue; it also happens in waiting," he said. "Target won't be completed today," said one person. "Did the Founder think...employees would love to see this?" said another.
short by Sakshita Khosla / 02:50 pm on 20 Nov
Christie's suspended Paris auction of 'La Pascaline', one of the world's first calculating machines built by Blaise Pascal in 1642. The sale, set for November 19, was halted after a Paris court blocked its export. The rare piece, one of only nine original models, drew appeals from scientists to stop its export. It was valued at €3 million (₹30 crore).
short by Anmol Sharma / 08:06 pm on 20 Nov
With the arrest of two persons near Chahar Toll Plaza, Ludhiana Police foiled a major terror attack on Thursday evening. The two men were injured in the exchange of fire and were shifted to Civil Hospital Ludhiana for treatment. Two hand grenades, four pistols, and around 50 live cartridges were recovered from the possession of the arrested accused.
short by / 09:24 pm on 20 Nov
A managing director of a Malaysian law firm has been praised after offering flexible plan when a lawyer considered resigning to care for her child. The offer was- she could work from home, come to office only for monthly meeting and attend court cases as usual. "The arrangements...went on for...about 4-5 months...I also offered...her...a little salary increment," the post read.
short by Daisy Mowke / 12:39 pm on 20 Nov
1st Indian-born female cheetah gives birth to 5 cubs at MP's Kuno
short by Saurav Joshi / on 20 Nov 2025,Thursday
First Indian-born female cheetah Mukhi, aged 33 months, has given birth to five cubs at Kuno National Park in Madhya Pradesh. "This is the first time in recent history that an Indian-born cheetah has reproduced, making it a landmark achievement for Project Cheetah," Union Environment Minister Bhupender Yadav said. "The mother and cubs are doing fine," Yadav added.
short by Saurav Joshi / 01:39 pm on 20 Nov
Punjab's Moga police arrested three individuals and recovered 15,000 narcotic pills along with a car. The accused have been identified as Mohammad Arshad (25) and Amaan (24), residents of Gulawathi, Uttar Pradesh, and Ram Kumar Pandey (38), a resident of Chandigarh. Police said the three were apprehended following a tip-off.
short by / 04:03 pm on 20 Nov
Ex-India opener Shikhar Dhawan has alleged that his ex-employee and CEO of a Gurugram-based firm impersonated his agents to renew an expired endorsement deal. Dhawan noticed unauthorised use of his images during Asia Cup 2025. The ₹40-lakh renewal payment was allegedly diverted using forged representation papers. Police have booked the accused for cheating, forgery and criminal conspiracy.
short by Anmol Sharma / 06:40 pm on 20 Nov
Should heart attack survivors avoid refined flour?
short by / on 20 Nov 2025,Thursday
According to Dietitian Garima, refined flour (maida) has a high glycaemic index that can trigger sharp blood sugar spikes, oxidative stress and endothelial dysfunction. These combined effects make maida particularly risky for people with a history of myocardial infarction, as it may further strain heart health.
short by / 09:46 am on 20 Nov
A Reddit post showing a golden retriever on a nebulizer has gone viral amid Delhi's worsening AQI crisis. The owner wrote, "Air so sh*t even my dog's sick," adding the pet was diagnosed with bronchitis due to pollution. The post sparked outrage, with users urging people to leave the city and worrying about street animals suffering in toxic air.
short by / 01:27 pm on 20 Nov
Guide to making sense of advertising intelligence
short by / on 20 Nov 2025,Thursday
Intelligence systems now map baselines across every channel, audience, and creative, flagging issues like rising CPM in a single geo, CTR drops a creative cohort, or ROAS swings after an algo change. They reveal which touchpoints lose impact, which messages fatigue, and where budgets leak. Teams catch risks hours earlier and act on signals verified across datasets not isolated metrics.
short by / 03:27 pm on 20 Nov
Recent sudden deaths among gym-goers have alarmed the public and health authorities. Dr Amit Aggarwal warned of rising liver, kidney, and hormonal issues from unsupervised supplements, saying many assume trainer-recommended products are safe. Cardiologist Dr Bishav Mohan says hidden heart conditions already raise exercise risks and stimulants or steroids make them far worse.
short by / 10:05 am on 20 Nov
Madhavan's striking doppelgänger spotted in Mumbai local train
short by Ishita Ranganath / on 20 Nov 2025,Thursday
A social media user's post went viral featuring actor R Madhavan's lookalike, sending people into a frenzy at the uncanny resemblance. The clip, shot by a fellow commuter, shows a man looking at his phone, unaware that the internet is about to make him famous for looking like the actor. A user joked, "Farhan if 'Abba actually nahi maane'."
short by Ishita Ranganath / 08:27 pm on 20 Nov
GDi Partners to host National Level Policy Debate on Nov 23 in Delhi
short by Anmol Sharma / on 20 Nov 2025,Thursday
GDi Partners, along with Inshorts and Ganaa, is hosting The Dialogue, a National Level Policy Debate, bringing together some of India's brightest student debaters for high-energy policy discussions to be judged by experts. The live event will be held on November 23, 2025, at Indraprastha College for Women, Delhi, and is open for audiences to witness.
short by Anmol Sharma / 03:49 pm on 20 Nov
Video shows bus drivers swapping seats while driving in Rajasthan
short by Jayant Singh / on 20 Nov 2025,Thursday
A video showed two bus drivers swapping seats while driving on a highway in Rajasthan. The first driver was seen getting up from the driver’s seat while the bus was moving, after which another driver took control of the steering wheel. "Just cancel their licence...they don't deserve to drive on Indian roads," one person commented on the video.
short by Jayant Singh / 04:57 pm on 20 Nov
Tihar Jail launches cow therapy for ‘lonely’ inmates
short by Aradhana / on 20 Nov 2025,Thursday
Tihar Jail opened a gaushala (cowshed) as part of an initiative to offer cow therapy to inmates who are lonely or not visited by relatives. "It's a psychological method that can help eliminate loneliness," a Tihar official said. It can also enable inmates to earn a livelihood as Tihar plans to sell ghee, buttermilk and puja material from cowshed.
short by Aradhana / 02:30 pm on 20 Nov
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