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US Open is smelling less like a Grand Slam and more like a sewage plant. Fans at Arthur Ashe Stadium have complained about a strong sewage/human-waste smell, while another match was disrupted after Aryna Sabalenka noticed a cannabis smell. Yet somehow, the world’s favourite lecture circuit still loves lecturing others about “standards.” Fix your own backyard first.
India First Post1,047,650 views • 7 days ago
“Is this normal in a German hospital?” An Indian-origin family in Germany shares a frustrating hospital experience: their friend arrived around 1 PM with severe stomach pain on a Sunday, yet was still waiting for medical attention around 11:30 PM. Their reaction was striking: “I can’t imagine waiting 10 hours for stomach pain in India.” India has its problems but don't dismiss the accessibility and speed many Indians take for granted. 🇮🇳🔥
India First Post822,426 views • 15 days ago
India warned Europe. Europe ignored India. Now Europe is paying the price. Belgium’s PM says it plainly: “India saw this earlier than we did. And they warned us. And we didn’t listen.” He also acknowledged that India’s Prime Minister warned Europe about the dangers of dependency on China & US and China’s economic leverage but “he was ignored.” Now Europe is listening. The lesson is brutal: strategic autonomy cannot be built after dependency becomes a weapon. India saw the danger early. India raised the alarm. Europe dismissed it. Today, Europe wants to learn from the warning it once ignored. (📹 Courtesy: ANI)
India First Post259,624 views • 12 days ago
Indian-origin father harassed in California simply because his 6-year-old daughter is half-white. An American woman allegedly accused him of trafficking his own child, claimed she “works with the feds” and threatened federal facial recognition apparently because their skin tones didn’t match. Racism doesn’t always look the way people imagine. It can target Indians too. Call it out.
India First Post137,418 views • 7 days ago
This is what Indian-origin Americans are building in the United States. Indian-origin couple Anuradha & Vikas Sinha have donated $20 million to the University of North Texas to establish a new College of Artificial Intelligence & Advanced Analytics named in their honour. The gift will fund scholarships, faculty, research and entrepreneurship. From immigrants chasing opportunity to creating institutions that shape America’s AI future. To those who still peddle anti-Indian racism: look at the contribution, not the stereotype.
India First Post105,448 views • 6 days ago
Australian tourist Billy Aspinall is being deported from Bali after an alleged public sex act in North Kuta. He reportedly faced up to one year in prison, but will now be deported without being charged. Locals also performed a cleansing ceremony at the location. If you travel abroad, respect the country that welcomes you.
India First Post281,416 views • 18 days ago
"Please don't go…" American grandmother breaks down as Indian neighbours return to India. After years of living next door and becoming like family, the emotional farewell became impossible to hold back. She hugged them and broke into tears as they left for the airport. No politics. No borders. Just genuine human love and affection. ❤️🇮🇳 This is the India the world often forgets to show: Indians building friendships, families and bonds wherever they go. Our culture travels with us and so does our warmth. 🇮🇳
India First Post294,160 views • 1 month ago
Indian-origin restaurant manager in London sprinted across rooftops and caught a 3-year-old girl as she fell from a second-floor window after dangling for nearly 9 minutes. While onlookers watched in horror and police struggled to reach her in time, he acted without hesitation. The rescue ended with an emotional hug from a police officer. Funny how anti-India clips go viral worldwide within hours, but stories of Indians saving lives rarely get the same attention from major Western media or social media algorithms. Courage doesn't trend as easily as propaganda. But this hero deserves to be seen. 👏
India First Post590,866 views • 3 months ago
An Indian traveller has alleged he faced racist treatment at a 7-Eleven in Shizuoka, Japan, after asking staff to reheat his food. According to him, the store owner called the police but after reviewing the situation, Japanese police let him go with respect, apologised, and reprimanded the store owner. He also thanked a Nepali staff member, who he says tried to stand by the truth despite facing pressure. Possibly later Japanese Store Owner fired that Nepali worker fro Job. If these allegations are accurate, credit where it's due: thank you, Japan Police, for acting professionally. Racism has no place anywhere.
India First Post248,394 views • 1 month ago
Indian traveller meets a bright 15-year-old student in Philippines Happyland slum and decides to help her dream bigger. The girl, Akira, shared how she is studying despite growing up in difficult circumstances. The traveller encouraged her, supported her with a small gift for her education, and reminded her to keep pursuing her dreams. Real Indian hospitality isn't just about welcoming people it’s about lifting them up. 🇮🇳
India First Post135,083 views • 29 days ago
Indian worker Vipin Kumar has been awarded honorary citizenship by the city of Craiova, Romania, after he jumped into an icy lake and saved the life of a 5-year-old girl. 🇮🇳🇷🇴 For nearly 30 minutes, he held the child above freezing water until rescuers arrived. This is the side of Indians the world rarely sees in headlines: courage, sacrifice, compassion and humanity. Yet stories like this seldom receive the attention that anti-India narratives do. No coverage from Western media outlets. As India's envoy noted, Vipin's actions embodied the spirit of Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam "The World is One Family." ❤️
India First Post381,944 views • 3 months ago
A foreign tourist created chaos in Dharamshala’s busy market, threw vegetables from vendors’ stalls, damaged property, and even misbehaved with a female police officer before being arrested. If an Indian tourist had done this abroad, it would be global headlines, lectures on culture, and endless social media outrage. The same standards should apply to everyone.
India First Post400,127 views • 3 months ago
New Zealand Green Party MP Tamatha Paul sparks controversy in Parliament: "English is a bastard language… a bastardisation of Greek, Old Norse and Latin." She argued Parliament should focus less on defending English and more on promoting Te Reo Māori, saying indigenous languages deserve recognition after decades of suppression. The remarks have ignited a fresh debate over language, identity and national culture in New Zealand.
India First Post106,232 views • 1 month ago
British tourist runs after seeing a ฿58,000 bill in Thailand. The intoxicated tourist allegedly tried to flee the bar after being unable to pay the 58,000-baht bill. Locals reportedly restrained him before police intervened. Tourism isn't a free pass for irresponsible behaviour.
India First Post52,146 views • 27 days ago
A German motorcycle traveller has a message for India: “I've never felt so free in any country. India is probably my favourite so far.” 🇮🇳 After travelling across multiple countries, he says India is the place he has loved the most and with a 5-year visa, he plans to keep coming back whenever he gets the opportunity. Some experiences simply destroy the stereotypes. Come to India, see it for yourself. 🇮🇳❤️
India First Post36,178 views • 18 days ago
Horrifying. Three Indian tourists were kidnapped, tied up, tortured for days, and held for a ₹1 crore ransom after arriving in Pattaya, Thailand. Thai police, with help from the Indian community, rescued them alive. Police say the suspects include four Pakistani nationals, who allegedly lured the victims through a cheap tour package before abducting them. The perpetrators must face the strongest punishment. Indian travellers should remain vigilant and verify travel operators before booking overseas trips. 🇮🇳
India First Post76,554 views • 1 month ago