Bigg Boss 19: Wildcard contestant Malti Chahar questions Tanya Mittal’s claims; says, “You say you only wear sarees but people are seeing your mini skirt pictures”

Wildcard Malti Chahar confronted Tanya Mittal on Bigg Boss 19, questioning Tanya’s lifestyle claims. Malti highlighted Tanya’s contradictory social media presence regarding sarees versus skirts and her publicizing Dubai trips. This clash divided fans, sparking a major social media debate over personal style and authenticity on the show.

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Honour for knowledge and culture: Delhi CM hails Brahmins’ role; vows equal opportunities for all

Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta addressed the Inter-State Brahmin Conference, affirming her government’s commitment to equal opportunities for all communities. She highlighted the Brahmin community’s historical role as a guiding force and invoked Lord Parashuram’s teachings on social responsibility, stressing that a united society is crucial for Delhi’s progress towards becoming a modern capital.

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Daylight saving time 2025: When clocks fall back, health risks, and everything you need to know about

Daylight Saving Time ends November 2, 2025, reigniting the debate over its future. Congressional efforts, including the Sunshine Protection Act, to make DST permanent have stalled due to divided opinions among lawmakers and the public. Critics cite health risks, while proponents argue for economic benefits, ensuring the twice-yearly clock change persists for now.

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Mumbai: Woman accuses Blinkit delivery driver of touching her inappropriately; shares video

A woman ignited a social media debate, accusing a Blinkit delivery driver of inappropriate contact. She posted a video on X, alleging the driver touched her chest during parcel delivery. Blinkit confirmed taking “necessary actions,” which the woman acknowledged. Mumbai police also offered assistance, while social media users condemned the driver’s “deliberate” actions, raising significant…

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Clean fuel of future could pose hidden climate risks

Atmospheric hydrogen levels have jumped 60% since pre-industrial times, now at 530 parts per billion, largely due to fossil fuel burning. This increase, revealed by new 1,100-year ice core data, indirectly warms the planet by competing with methane for hydroxyl radicals, prolonging methane’s atmospheric lifetime. This effect contributes about 2% to total human-caused warming.

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