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Canada job crisis: Watch the viral video of dozens of Indian and other foreign students queuing up outside a Tim Hortons'' coffee shop in Canada for a job. The tightening job market in Canada has been fueled by a surge of immigration into the country due to which its population grew at the fastest rate in 67 years. This is hitting the large number of international students particularly hard. Watch

Green and Trashy Delhi: Denmark's ambassador to India, Freddy Svane, on Wednesday, took to social media platform X to show a trash-ridden service lane adjacent to the Embassy of Denmark in Delhi's Chanakyapuri. He appealed to the authorities to address the cleanliness issues in the area, highlighting the stark contrast to the city's renowned reputation for its greenery.

After two videos of actor Aamir Khan went viral, in which he can be seen promoting a particular political party, the actor issued a clarification. He claimed the videos were fake. And that he's never endorsed any political party throughout his career.

EAM Jaishankar while responding to a question on India's perception has a 'big bully' in the neighbourhood, pointed out how India has always stepped up and gone our of the way to help neighbouring countries. Taking a swipe at Maldives President Mohamed Muizzu, Jaishankar reminded him that India gave Maldives $4.5 billion in aid when they needed it. He also referenced how India gave other countries vaccines during the peak of COVID-19. WATCH

'Bharat perceives the distinction between being non-west and anti west. It is not our interest that in trading places, we end up with a more adverse situation. Finding common ground while asserting our own identity is essential', says External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar at JNU. Watch

Facing troubles getting their refund back from Byju's for an unused tab and learning programme, this family reportedly walked into the Byju's office and dismantled a TV there. This video has now gone viral, adding to the woes of the already beleaguered edtech firm. To top all of Byjus' worries, the Enforcement Directorate has now barred their founder, Byju Raveendran from travelling outside the country. The agency has issued a fresh lookout circular against him. Watch to know more

Eminent jurist and senior advocate Fali S Nariman passed away at the age of 95, on 21st February 2024. He was a distinguished constitutional lawyer. In 2018, when there was talk about whether judges were 'crossing the Lakshman Rekha' in context of entering into legislative domain, Fali Nariman, quoted the Ramayana to say that this 'Lakshman Rekha' can indeed be crossed... but only and always for a good cause. Watch

2024 started on a bad note for Indian students studying in the US. And it continues to get worse with each passing week. In slightly more than a month, 6 Indian students have lost their lives in cases of violence. Last night, the video of Syed Mazhar Ali, an Indian student from Hyderabad went viral. In the video, Ali can be seen bleeding profusely after the attack. Watch.

You must have seen this viral video of an angry passenger hitting an Indigo pilot. But what you might not know is what led to the incident. Soon after the passenger's video went viral, an eyewitness came forward to share some shocking facts about the incident. Watch this full video to find out what led to the incident and what happened to the passenger afterwards.

Passengers of a Goa Delhi Indigo flight which was delayed by over 10 hours were seen eating their dinner on the Mumbai airport tarmac. How did this happen? Well, the flight which had already been delayed was diverted to Mumbai. Frustrated passengers got out of the airplane, sat on the tarmac itself and had their food. This happened on a day when hundreds of flights were delayed and many were cancelled, because the national capital saw dense fog conditions and there was almost visibility at the Delhi airport for a few hours. Earlier, a video of a passenger losing his temper and slapping an Indigo pilot while he was announcing a further flight delay also went viral. Watch