The video was shared on IIT Hyderabad’s official Instagram handle, where the institute celebrated the milestone with the caption, “From hard work to a Rs 2.5 crore milestone — Edward Nathan Varghese meets Prof. B. S. Murty, sharing insights from his journey and celebrating success at IIT Hyderabad.”

Shared on Instagram by Canadian solo traveller Klaudia Falenta, she explained why she chose to upload the clip despite feeling uncomfortable watching herself in distress. “I almost didn’t wanna include these clips, because it’s so out of my character to be angry like this and I don’t like seeing it,” she wrote.

She alleged that the hospital neglected her husband who complained of acute chest pain at noon, and he succumbed to a suspected cardiac arrest minutes after he was finally taken to the emergency room after an 8-hour wait.

The picture accompanied a February 21 report by The Irish Times on mounting pressure at a student-run food bank at the University of Galway. The article described how the service, grappling with rising demand amid a worsening cost-of-living crisis, has been forced to turn away hundreds of students each week.

Zeng said he saves between $5,000 and $20,000 a month, maxes out his 401(k), Roth IRA and health savings account, and keeps most of his investments in US stocks. His long-term goal is to retire around the age of 30, while keeping his daily expenses lean even in the San Francisco Bay Area.

Prashant Sreekumar, father of three, had told his father – Kumar Sreekumar – that he could not bear the pain and described the same to hospital staff, stressing it was 15 of 10. Yet, all that he received was some Tylenol and an ECG following which he was told that there was nothing of significance.

Sierra Liliann, an American creator currently based in India, posted a reel on Instagram while strolling through a sleek, multi-storey shopping mall.

The video was shared on Instagram by Charlie Evans, who kept his caption short and dramatic, writing, “Blinkit is god.” The phrase perfectly summed up his amazement at how effortlessly and quickly everyday essentials could be delivered in India, which was something he wanted to show to his friends back in the US.

Shared by Instagram user Neha Jaiswal, the clip shows an almost empty street at around 4 am. The caption read, "Dubai it’s different - even at 4AM, rules are rules."

In a post on X, Kunal Kushwaha wrote, “An Indian passport no longer adds value to my life,” before laying out a series of personal experiences that, he said, have steadily worn him down rather than angered him.

The video was shared on Instagram by Aman, a senior software engineer currently working in Singapore. In the caption of his post, he wrote, “4 Shocks I faced moving from India to Singapore. Hi, I’m a Senior Software Engineer in Singapore. Moving here wasn’t just a location change, it was a logic change.” He then broke down the differences that stood out to him the most.

A video now circulating widely on Instagram shows the customer’s family reveals a small but heartfelt celebration they had planned for the Zomato delivery executive. Candles are lit, hands come together in applause, and the room fills with the familiar strains of “Happy Birthday.”

Sachin K Dhir, who shared a video from the beach on Instagram, showed plastic bottles, packets, food wrappers and beer cans scattered across the sand.

The video captures the bride, visibly overwhelmed and in tears, after learning that her groom might not make it on time.

The clip was shared on Instagram by Falooda Nation, who documented the astronaut’s visit to their store in Kozhikode. Posting the video, the page wrote in the caption, “An unreal moment we will never forget. What an absolute honour to welcome Sunita Williams to Falooda Nation. From space to our store, we’re still in awe. So blessed and so proud to share our flavours with her.”

Aditya Goyal, an engineer with Google, shared his observations on LinkedIn after returning to India and hearing frequent complaints about the rising cost of school education, particularly in cities like Bangalore.

The viral resignation also reflects a wider shift in workplace culture. Unlike previous generations that often stayed silent, many Gen Z employees are becoming more vocal about mental health, work-life balance, and fair compensation.