A video from an Air India flight of a woman allegedly threatening a co-passenger for not speaking Marathi has gone viral on social media, sparking outrage. The incident occurred on board an Air India flight from Kolkata to Mumbai on October 23. The video was shared by YouTuber Mahi Khan on his social media platforms, Instagram and X (formerly Twitter), where he mentioned how he was harassed by a woman co-passenger for not knowing and speaking Marathi.The entire conversation was recorded by Khan himself, where he also questioned what kind of mentality makes someone impose language rules on another person in the year 2025.Also read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/delhi-police-foil-fidayeen-plot-2-isis-terrorists-with-potential-pakistan-isi-ties-arrested-suicide-attack-1761291167225">Delhi Police foil fidayeen plot, 2 ISIS terrorists with potential Pakistan ISI ties arrested</a>In a video that has now gone viral, it all started with Khan asking the woman, “You’re telling me that I need to speak in Marathi?” and the woman replied: “Yes. If you’re going to Mumbai, you should know Marathi.” When asked about her name, she refused to disclose her name on camera.In the video, Khan claimed that he confronted her over her misbehaviour and called the Air India crew for help. In front of the crew, the woman threatened him by saying, “I’ll show you what badtameezi is (I’ll show you what misbehaviour is).”Also read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/-like-watching-a-living-galaxy-unfurl-beneath-you-shubhanshu-shukla-shares-breathtaking-diwali-spectacle-of-india-from-space-station-watch-video-1761020335036">'Like watching a living galaxy unfurl beneath you': Shubhanshu Shukla shares breathtaking Diwali spectacle of India from space station. Watch video</a>Khan further mentioned in his post, “I recorded everything. Because this isn’t just about me, it’s about the mindset that’s growing dangerously normal,” he wrote. “You cannot force a language. You cannot bully respect.”Watch video here:

The video has gone viral, with many online users expressing anger. Some users have even demanded a public apology from the woman, who is yet to be identified. Others, meanwhile, have tagged Air India, urging the airline to take action against the woman and ensure passengers are not subjected to such harassment in the future.

A video of a woman threatening a co-passenger aboard an Air India flight for not speaking Marathi has sparked outrage online. YouTuber Mahi Khan filmed the exchange, where the woman said, “If you’re going to Mumbai, you should know Marathi.” Watch video.

A video from an Air India flight of a woman allegedly threatening a co-passenger for not speaking Marathi has gone viral on social media, sparking outrage. The incident occurred on board an Air India flight from Kolkata to Mumbai on October 23. The video was shared by YouTuber Mahi Khan on his social media platforms, Instagram and X (formerly Twitter), where he mentioned how he was harassed by a woman co-passenger for not knowing and speaking Marathi. The entire conversation was recorded by Khan himself, where he also questioned what kind of mentality makes someone impose language rules on another person in the year 2025. Also read | Delhi Police foil fidayeen plot, 2 ISIS terrorists with potential Pakistan ISI ties arrested In a video that has now gone viral, it all started with Khan asking the woman, “You’re telling me that I need to speak in Marathi?” and the woman replied: “Yes. If you’re going to Mumbai, you should know Marathi.” When asked about her name, she refused to disclose her name on camera. In the video, Khan claimed that he confronted her over her misbehaviour and called the Air India crew for help. In front of the crew, the woman threatened him by saying, “I’ll show you what badtameezi is (I’ll show you what misbehaviour is).” Also read | 'Like watching a living galaxy unfurl beneath you': Shubhanshu Shukla shares breathtaking Diwali spectacle of India from space station. Watch video Khan further mentioned in his post, “I recorded everything. Because this isn’t just about me, it’s about the mindset that’s growing dangerously normal,” he wrote. “You cannot force a language. You cannot bully respect.” Watch video here:

A video of a woman threatening a co-passenger aboard an Air India flight for not speaking Marathi has sparked outrage online. YouTuber Mahi Khan filmed the exchange, where the woman said, “If you’re going to Mumbai, you should know Marathi.” Watch video.

Woman threatens YouTuber for not speaking Marathi; sparks outrage on social media. Watch

India's Hyderabad will soon have its own beach, albeit an artificial one. According to reports, the Telangana government has approved a whopping INR 225 crore ($25.6 million) project to develop a 35-acre beach in the landlocked state's city. The beach would come up in the Kotwal Guda area on the outskirts of Hyderabad city. This project would feature a man-made lake with beach-like surroundings and is being undertaken with the hopes of turning Hyderabad into a world-class tourism destination.&nbsp;<h2>A glimpse into the artificial beach's planned attractions</h2>According to a News18 report, the 35-acre site will be developed under a public-private partnership, with construction expected to begin in December, according to a News18 report.&nbsp;The project is planned as an escape, as much more than just a stretch of sand. Planned facilities at the beach include a man-made lake, floating villas, luxury hotels, and space for adventure sports. Families can expect wave pools, cycling tracks, food courts, theatres, play zones, and landscaped parks, making it a destination where people can spend entire weekends without leaving the city. It will also have adventure sports like bungee jumping, sailing and winter sports.<h2>Why Kotwal Guda and what would be the impact on local ecosystems?</h2>Kotwal Guda was chosen for the artificial lake because of its easy access via the Outer Ring Road and the availability of large tracts of land. Officials have said eco-friendly methods will be used during construction to limit environmental impact.&nbsp;Patel Ramesh Reddy, chairman of the Telangana State Tourism Development Corporation (TSTDC), said the Detailed Project Report has been completed and construction will move ahead soon. He added that beyond the initial Rs 225 crore, the government hopes to attract international investors to the site. He added that the state sees the artificial beach as a flagship in its tourism push, with officials estimating the untapped potential of more than Rs 15,000 crore.

Get ready, Hyderabad! The landlocked city will soon have its own artificial beach. The Telangana government approved a ₹225 crore project to build a 35-acre man-made lake with THESE amazing features.

India's Hyderabad will soon have its own beach, albeit an artificial one. According to reports, the Telangana government has approved a whopping INR 225 crore ($25.6 million) project to develop a 35-acre beach in the landlocked state's city. The beach would come up in the Kotwal Guda area on the outskirts of Hyderabad city. This project would feature a man-made lake with beach-like surroundings and is being undertaken with the hopes of turning Hyderabad into a world-class tourism destination. A glimpse into the artificial beach's planned attractions According to a News18 report, the 35-acre site will be developed under a public-private partnership, with construction expected to begin in December, according to a News18 report. The project is planned as an escape, as much more than just a stretch of sand. Planned facilities at the beach include a man-made lake, floating villas, luxury hotels, and space for adventure sports. Families can expect wave pools, cycling tracks, food courts, theatres, play zones, and landscaped parks, making it a destination where people can spend entire weekends without leaving the city. It will also have adventure sports like bungee jumping, sailing and winter sports. Why Kotwal Guda and what would be the impact on local ecosystems? Kotwal Guda was chosen for the artificial lake because of its easy access via the Outer Ring Road and the availability of large tracts of land. Officials have said eco-friendly methods will be used during construction to limit environmental impact. Patel Ramesh Reddy, chairman of the Telangana State Tourism Development Corporation (TSTDC), said the Detailed Project Report has been completed and construction will move ahead soon. He added that beyond the initial Rs 225 crore, the government hopes to attract international investors to the site. He added that the state sees the artificial beach as a flagship in its tourism push, with officials estimating the untapped potential of more than Rs 15,000 crore.

Get ready, Hyderabad! The landlocked city will soon have its own artificial beach. The Telangana government approved a ₹225 crore project to build a 35-acre man-made lake with THESE amazing features.

You won’t believe what Hyderabad is building for ₹225 crore! Hint: It'll have sand, water and holiday vibes

Nepal is considering legalising polygamy, i.e., the practice of having more than one wife or husband at the same time. The move has triggered an uproar, with critics slamming the move as "regressive". In today's day and age are there other nations that allow Polygamy? Does India? 

Nepal is considering legalising polygamy, i.e., the practice of having more than one wife or husband at the same time. The move has triggered an uproar, with critics slamming the move as "regressive". In today's day and age, are there other nations that allow polygamy? Does India?&nbsp;

Nepal mulls legalising polygamy — THESE are the countries where it's still legal in 2025

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