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"More Than An Hour For 6.5 km": Bengaluru Man Highlights City's Traffic Chaos

A Bengaluru resident has captured the attention of social media users by highlighting the commuting struggles within the city. Pankaj Huria shared a video on Instagram showing himself stuck in traffic, illustrating the painfully slow pace of his journey to work. In the video, Huria explains that he left his home for the office, a distance of just 6.5 kilometers, at 9:15 am. Despite spending over half an hour on the road, his vehicle had barely moved due to the heavy traffic. He then pans the camera to his car's infotainment screen, which is running Google Maps. The screen indicates that he still has approximately 4.4 kilometers left to cover, with an estimated arrival time of 10:16 am. This implies that completing the short distance of 6.5 kilometers could take over an hour. Watch Video Here: View this post on Instagram A post shared by Pankaj Huria (@pankaj.huria.1209) Expressing his frustration, Huria remarks that taking over an ...
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Video: Welding Sparks May Have Caused Huge Fire At Gujarat Gaming Zone

A CCTV footage of the fire at a gaming site at Gujarat's Rajkot that has now emerged, shows the fire had started while welding. Twenty-eight people, nine of them children, were killed in the massive blaze that broke out on Saturday.

The footage shows the fire spreading from the sparks emitted during the welding.

Despite efforts to extinguish it, the fire spread.

A police case has been filed against six partners of the game zone that was operating without a license. Two persons -- the owner and the manager of the site -- have been arrested.



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