Ethan Evans, a former Amazon VP, has sparked controversy online by claiming the CEO of a startup he worked for seduced his wife in retaliation for his pushback at work. The claim has led to speculation and a surprising twist from someone claiming to be Evans’ ex-wife.
A YouTuber from Hyderabad, known as Power Harsha or Mahadev, has sparked outrage after videos surfaced showing him throwing wads of cash into moving traffic in the Kukatpally area. The reckless stunt caused traffic jams and prompted social media users to demand action against him.
Kangana Ranaut’s upcoming film ‘Emergency’ has sparked controversy before its release, with the Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee (SGPC) and the Akal Takht demanding a ban due to concerns that the film misrepresents Sikhs and portrays them negatively. They claim the film is an attempt to ‘character assassinate’ the community and create a false narrative against them. The controversy highlights the sensitivity surrounding historical events and the portrayal of religious communities in cinema.
A preschool in Madhya Pradesh, India, is facing controversy after a video surfaced online showing students allegedly waving the Pakistani flag during an Independence Day performance. The incident has sparked outrage and protests, prompting an investigation into the matter.
Sudha Murty, Rajya Sabha MP and Chairperson of the Infosys Foundation, faced criticism for her post on the origin of Raksha Bandhan, claiming it started with Rani Karnavati sending a thread to Humayun. While she later clarified it was just one of many stories, many netizens remain unconvinced and highlight inconsistencies in her statements.
Renowned philanthropist and Rajya Sabha MP Sudha Murty’s recent video discussing the origins of Raksha Bandhan has sparked a debate among social media users, with many questioning the historical accuracy of her account. While Murty connects the tradition to a story of Rani Karnavati seeking protection from Emperor Humayun, historians point out the two were not contemporaries and the festival’s roots are much older.
A pregnant woman faced criticism from other Mumsnet users after revealing her list of seven name combinations for her twin boys. The names, which included unconventional choices like Penny and Gable, sparked a lively debate about name trends and the potential for teasing.
British tennis player Jack Draper advanced to the ATP Cincinnati Open quarterfinals after a controversial victory over Canada’s Felix Auger-Aliassime. The match point decision, made without video review, sparked debate as a ball appeared to hit the court on Draper’s side just as he hit a winning shot. While both players were open to a replay, officials couldn’t make a call without video technology, leaving the controversial point to stand.
A float depicting a Hindu temple at the upcoming India Day Parade in New York City has ignited controversy, with some groups criticizing it as anti-Muslim and calling for its removal. The float, organized by the Vishwa Hindu Parishad of America, represents a temple dedicated to Lord Ram, built on a contested site in Ayodhya, India. Critics argue that the float glorifies the destruction of a mosque that stood on the site, while organizers maintain it is a celebration of Hindu faith and identity.
Romanian gymnast Ana Barbosu received her Olympic bronze medal in a ceremony in Bucharest after a lengthy controversy involving a revoked medal initially awarded to U.S. gymnast Jordan Chiles. The medal was reallocated following a ruling by the Court of Arbitration for Sport, which determined the U.S. team’s appeal was submitted beyond the deadline.
