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A couple inspecting a house for purchase in Patiala, Punjab, was viciously attacked by a Pitbull, leaving both with serious injuries requiring hospitalization. The incident, captured on a viral CCTV video, shows the dog lunging at the couple, sparking widespread online outrage and calls for action against the owner.

A viral video shows a police officer on a crowded Indian train teaching passengers a lesson in humanity. He confronted commuters who had taken up extra space with their bags, forcing them to make room for a fellow passenger and sparking a wide range of reactions online.

Three Forest Department personnel were injured after a wild elephant charged at them during a patrol in Thrissur. The officials had reached the area after the animal breached a solar-powered electric fence. A forest watcher suffered a shoulder fracture, while two others were injured. A video of the encounter went viral.

A national-level Taekwondo player alleged to Uttarakhand CM Pushkar Singh Dhami that she was asked for INR 1.5 lakh for international selection, an incident that went viral. She later clarified that the amount was the self-funded portion of the expenses for a tournament in Romania, not a bribe.

A viral video shows an Indian police officer issuing a traffic challan by scanning a vehicle’s registration number directly from CCTV footage displayed on a TV screen. The unusual method has amused social media users.

A woman in Pune's Sasane Nagar sparked outrage after allegedly throwing footwear at a Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj statue. Locals apprehended and blackened her face before police took her into custody.

A German tourist has won hearts online after speaking fluent Hindi and Bhojpuri with Indian travellers. In a viral Instagram video, Krack said he has visited India around 150 times and praised the country’s vegetarian food. He also revealed his familiarity with Indian languages and ended the conversation by warmly saying, 'Mera Bharat Mahaan'.

A woman carrying a small child tried to cross a busy highway in front of speeding vehicles, narrowly avoiding a serious accident as several drivers braked in time. A man stopped and slapped her, scolding her that her actions could have put innocent lives at risk. The incident has sparked mixed reactions online.

A government school in Rajasthan’s Tonk district has started publishing its own newspaper to give rural students access to news while teaching them journalism and creative skills. Students from Classes 10 to 12 handle reporting, photography, interviews, writing, editing, designing and page layouts. The school publishes Hindi and English editions.

In a viral video, students at an Amravati school staged an emotional protest to stop their favourite teacher's transfer. They were seen crying, hugging him, and physically blocking the school gates to prevent his departure, showcasing the profound bond they shared.