Indian YouTuber Arun Panwar has sparked a heated national debate after a viral wedding video showed him being handed around Rs 71 lakh in cash and 21 tola of gold by his bride’s family, which he referred to as “daan” (gifts) rather than dowry, a practice that’s illegal in India and widely condemned online, with critics arguing the display normalises an age-old social evil despite strong backlash on social media. 🎥 - arunpanwarx [viral, Arun Panwar] #MNTrendingNow | Mirror Now

A video circulating online shows a passenger throwing peanut shells on the floor of a spotless train coach, drawing sharp criticism from netizens. The incident has reignited a wider debate on civic sense, public responsibility and the challenges faced by Indian Railways in maintaining cleanliness despite repeated efforts. [Viral Video, Indian Railway] #MNTrendingNow | Mirror Now

Home Minister Amit Shah explains the difference between NRC and NPR after the Govt. today announced that 16th Census and the National Population Register (NPR) will be conducted between 2020 and 2021. | Mirror Now

83 DAYS ON MANIPUR ON THE EDGE Mirror Now Live From Manipur @priyanktripathi is in Churachandpur and he shows us what is happening on the ground. Villagers are not just armed with local weapons but also using rocket launchers. #ManipurHorror | Mirror Now