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A viral video of the Agarwal family reignited controversy in the Pune Porsche crash case. The family clarified it was from a 2023 wedding anniversary, not a post-bail celebration.

A viral video showing an American man telling an Indian couple to 'go back to India' during a roadside interaction has sparked criticism online, with many users calling the remarks discriminatory and unnecessary.

A video from the Pune Porsche accident case has gone viral showing Vishal Agarwal, father of the minor accused, attending a lavish party with his wife wearing a garland of currency notes. The clip has sparked strong reactions on social media, with users questioning the timing and tone of the celebration while the case remains under judicial process.The incident relates to the May 19, 2024 crash in Pune's Kalyani Nagar, where a Porsche allegedly driven by a 17-year-old under the influence of alcohol hit a motorcycle, killing two young IT professionals.The case has already seen multiple allegations including claims of evidence tampering and procedural irregularities. Vishal Agarwal was earlier arrested and later granted bail after spending months in custody.The viral clip has now reignited public anger and debate over privilege, accountability, and justice in high-profile cases.

A wholesome video of a little girl bargaining with a fruit seller for cheaper litchis has gone viral online, with social media users loving her serious negotiation skills and adorable confidence.

Following the video's release on various news channels, the Agarwal family has issued a clarification, stating that the video has been taken out of context. | India News

What's even the point of escaping to the hills if the entire trip is spent sitting inside a car? That's the question many people online are asking after a viral video from Himachal Pradesh's Manali showed vehicles crawling through what users claimed was a massive 10-km-long traffic jam.

"It must be a practice in their society to kill two people and then celebrate... They are mocking the common citizens," he told ANI.

The video shared by a nurse, who also creates content, has gone viral, prompting heartfelt remarks from social media users. | Trending

Parents give powerful response when daughter asks if she can return home after failed marriage.

A viral video showing ladoos melting in Delhi's extreme heat has left the internet amused. The woman jokingly says, "Inki ab barfi banegi," while social media users relate hard to the city's unbearable summer temperatures.