Kalaban village in Jammu and Kashmir's Rajouri district is experiencing alarming land subsidence, causing homes to crack and a vital road to split. Residents attribute the crisis to National Highway construction, fearing further devastation with the approaching monsoon. Authorities are assessing the damage as villagers demand urgent compensation and relocation.

A 27-year-old Gurugram software engineer earning ₹1.44 lakh monthly has sparked widespread discussion after revealing on Reddit that he has no savings. His post detailed significant expenses, including a ₹44,000 plot EMI and ₹25,000 rent, alongside other living costs, pushing him into debt. This personal account highlights the growing financial pressures faced by young professionals in India's high-cost metro cities, despite substantial incomes.

Comedian Pranit More's show is embroiled in a new controversy after a viral clip showed an audience member making disrespectful comments about male cadavers. This follows an earlier backlash over a guest's 'Rs 370 biryani' remark, leading to widespread criticism and More deactivating his social media. The incidents highlight growing scrutiny of content on public platforms.

A passenger on the Vande Bharat Express from New Delhi to Varanasi found worms in the curd served as part of the meal. The passenger complained to IRCTC, which promptly investigated and fined the catering contractor Rs 10 lakh. The incident was captured on video and went viral on social media. IRCTC has assured strict action against the vendor and has initiated steps to improve quality control. The passenger was offered a full refund and an apology.

A professor at a medical college near Bengaluru proposed to a female student inside the classroom during a lecture. The student firmly rejected the proposal and, along with her classmates, assaulted the professor by slapping him with a slipper. The incident was captured on video, which has gone viral. The professor claimed the student had previously said “I love you” to him, which she strongly denied. Police have visited the college and are investigating the matter.

A heartwarming video shows a man with Parkinson’s disease singing the classic song “Kya Khoob Lagti Ho” to wake his wife in the morning. Despite tremors, he sings sweetly and lovingly, bringing a smile to her face. The clip, shared on social media, has gone viral with millions of views. Netizens praised the couple’s bond, calling it a beautiful example of love and companionship overcoming illness. The man’s voice remains steady and melodious, touching hearts worldwide.

A young man leaning out of a moving train to film an Instagram reel crashed his head into a trackside pole and fell off the train. The incident was captured in a video shared by Instagram user Krishnachnad Nishad (@nishadji3207). The man stood at the open door, leaning out for a dramatic shot while his friend filmed from inside. He glanced briefly at the tracks but failed to notice the series of poles. As he stretched further, his head struck a pole with severe force, causing him to fall instantly. The video ends abruptly, leaving his condition unknown but highlighting the extreme danger.