The video of a German woman speaking to a local vendor in Kannada in the Indian city of Bengaluru has gone viral on the internet. This comes amid the ongoing controversy, “Bengaluru belongs to Kannadigas,” which implies that anyone who comes to the Indian city needs to make an effort to learn the local language and those who cannot keep up will be labelled as "outsiders".

German woman speaks in Kannada with local vendor amid 'Bengaluru belongs to Kannadigas' debate

The UK has experienced major disruptions to thousands of flights due to what is believed to be "extremely dangerous" jamming, suspected to have been executed by Russia, according to a report in The Sun.

UK flights are facing ‘extremely dangerous Russian jamming’: Report

Leo Varadkar, the prime minister of Ireland, has expressed regret for making a reference to the sex scandal involving former president Bill Clinton in a speech in front of a fresh batch of Capitol Hill interns.

Irish PM Varadkar apologises for ‘ill-judged’ Clinton-Lewinsky reference

Tech billionaire Elon Musk was deemed one of the most “controversial personalities” by AI chatbot ChatGPT. What is noteworthy is that the Tesla CEO was the co-founder of OpenAI—the artificial intelligence research company which created ChatGPT.

Elon Musk reacts after ChatGPT deems him ‘controversial’

The Big Bash League 2022/23 is attracting a lot of eyeballs. In the game between Sydney Sixers and Brisbane Heat, a sensational, as well as a controversial moment, came forward when Michael Neser pulled off a catch outside the boundary line only for the umpire to give the marching orders to the batter.

BBL 2022/23: Michael Neser catches ball outside boundary line as umpire gives batter OUT - Watch video

Andrew Tate, a notorious internet personality and former kickboxer, was detained in Romania on Thursday (29 December. 2022), along with his brother, on suspicion of human trafficking, rape, and establishing an organised crime group, one day after engaging in a Twitter argument with climate activist Greta Thunberg.

Andrew Tate's arrest: What made the 'manosphere' influencer so controversial?

FIFA World Cup 2022 edition is living up to expectations. With the group stage encounters set to end on Friday (December 02), the focus is now on the Round of 16.

WATCH: Japan's controversial goal vs Spain that led to Germany's FIFA World Cup elimination

The fifth and final day of the Duleep Trophy summit clash saw a controversy emerge out. Yashasvi Jaiswal, the star performer for Ajinkya Rahane-led West Zone's big win, was asked to leave the field by his captain for disciplinary issues.

Ajinkya Rahane opens up on asking Yashasvi Jaiswal to leave the field during Duleep Trophy final

Ain't no brakes on Musk's train. Yes, this is true. The world's richest man has time and again made headlines for his outlandish tweets. His latest round of tweets on purchasing the English soccer club, Manchester United left the members of the Twitterati muddled.

Musk unfiltered: A look at Elon Musk's most notorious tweets (in no particular order)

From 'Padmaavat' to 'Laxmii': Bollywood films that changed titles to steer clear of controversy 

2016 IPL champions Sunrisers Hyderabad have lodged a protest over the controversial dismissal of their Kane Williamson in their opening match of 2022 season against Rajasthan Royals, says a report by Cricbuzz.

SRH lodge protest over skipper Kane Williamson's controversial dismissal vs Rajasthan Royals

Japan's new Prime Minister Fumio Kishida donated ritual offerings Sunday to a Tokyo shrine viewed by Chinese and Koreans as a symbol of Japanese wartime aggression, though he did not make a visit in person.

Japan's Kishida sends offering to controversial Tokyo shrine

The United States and South Korea have agreed to consider scrapping a working group established to coordinate North Korea policy, Seoul's foreign ministry said on Tuesday, after it became seen as a way for Washington to block inter-Korean projects.

US, South Korea consider ending controversial North Korea coordinating group

Pakistan's election authorities on Thursday announced that the elections for the Senate will be held on March 3, amidst a raging controversy about allowing open ballot papers in the polls to avoid corruption.

Amid controversies, Pakistan to hold elections for Senate on March 3

More than 100 people have been killed in the seven weeks since Rodrigo Duterte was elected President

Nine more killed in controversial Philippines drug war

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