‘The female employee took me into a trial room and DEMANDED that I remove my shirt… then she demanded that I REMOVE MY PANTS TOO’: Bengaluru woman’s shocking allegations against Zara staff spark outrage

What was supposed to be a quick, hassle-free shopping trip to the Zara store at Forum South Mall in Bengaluru turned into an absolute nightmare for one local shopper. She had walked around, tried on a couple of outfits, and was heading out the door when the anti-theft security alarm randomly went off. Instead of…

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‘How is everyone surviving?’: Bengaluru man says family of four spends up to Rs 80,000 a month on groceries and food, sparking debate over rising food costs

For many households, grocery shopping is a routine expense. But when the monthly bill starts approaching the cost of a holiday or a major purchase, it can quickly become a talking point. That is what happened after Bengaluru-based social media user Ramsri Goutham Golla shared that his family of four spends between Rs 60,000 and…

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Meet the Indian chef who quit a Michelin-listed restaurant to sell ₹520 chole bhature in Dubai, now going viral with hour-long queues |

Imagine running the kitchen at a fine-dining hotspot that just got picked for the Michelin Guide, serving up elaborate plates to high-paying guests, and then turning around to quit your job and sell chole bhature out of a tiny takeaway joint. Sounds like a total risk, right? But Indian chef Pradeep Khullar did exactly that…

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‘I’m not broken…’: At 21, he survived burns on 85% of his body after a gas explosion, years later he prepares school lunches for hundreds of students while building his dream life

At 21, Joey Brown survived a gas explosion that left burns across 85% of his body, beginning a long and painful journey of surgeries, rehabilitation and learning to perform everyday tasks again. Decades later, he is rebuilding his life in a Georgia high school cafeteria, where he helps care for hundreds of students and has…

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125 cases a day, thousands of documents and hours of evidence: Retired Delhi High Court judge Poonam Bamba explains what really happens inside Indian courts

A courtroom may look calm from the visitors’ gallery, but behind the proceedings is a demanding routine involving lengthy files, repeated hearings, witness statements and careful examination of evidence. The work does not end when a judge leaves the courtroom either. There are orders to prepare, records to review and cases to be readied for…

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