SOURCE/VIDEO CREDIT: https://x.com/i/status/2055570252579356966
Hey everyone,
It’s time to take things to the next level. We are officially migrating to our new, upgraded community: r/IndiansOnRoad.
Why the move?
While this sub served us well, we wanted to build something bigger, better, and more organized. r/IndiansOnRoad isn't just about accidents; it’s about the full experience of Indian streets—from legendary Jugaad and chaotic dashcam drama to the "Only in India" moments that make us laugh and cry.
What’s waiting for you at r/IndiansOnRoad:
🎨 Epic New Flairs: A fully color-coded system for Dashcam Drama, CCTV Footage, Road Rage, and Infrastructure Roasts.
•🏷️ Claim Your Status: Pick your user rank! Are you a Bovine Negotiator 🐃, a Rickshaw Dodge Master 🛺, or a High-Beam Addict 🚙?
•📈 Better Reach: We’ve designed this new sub to grow faster and reach more people across India.
🛑 What happens to this sub?
We will be focusing all our energy and the best daily content over at the new home. Don't get left behind in the old lane!
Join the new community here: 👉 r/IndiansOnRoad
Let’s build the #1 archive for the beautiful madness of Indian roads. See you on the other side!
Two women in Pune’s Camp area have alleged that they were repeatedly stared at and followed by two elderly men during both morning and evening hours. According to the complaint, the men allegedly followed one of the women while she travelled to and from work. The women also claimed the men continued staring at them inside Bangalore Restaurant and allegedly followed them again after they changed their route while heading home.
The women later confronted the men, who initially denied the allegations but allegedly apologised before leaving the spot. The complainants also said they visited Pune Police’s Pulgate Police Station seeking help, but claimed no assistance or complaint registration was provided at that time. The incident has now raised fresh concerns over women’s safety and public harassment in the area.
SOURCE:
PUNE TIMES MIRROR NEWS
The Lesson: No shortcut, no thrill, no rush is worth your life or the lifetime of pain it would leave your family with. One broken signal and a few seconds of speeding can turn into fire, trauma, and regret that never fades. If you don’t value your own life enough, remember the people who are waiting for you to come home.
A young couple was assaulted with bamboo sticks in the middle of a busy road in Odisha’s Berhampur city on Monday, triggering outrage after a video of the incident went viral on social media.
The video showed two men repeatedly attacking the couple in full public view as commuters and pedestrians watched in shock. A few bystanders attempted to intervene while many others appeared helpless as the attack continued.
According to preliminary information, the assault is suspected to have stemmed from past enmity, though the exact motive behind the attack is yet to be confirmed by the police.
The injured couple was immediately rushed to a nearby hospital for treatment. Doctors later confirmed that both victims are stable and undergoing medical care.
The incident has sparked widespread concern among local residents, who questioned the deteriorating sense of public safety and the reluctance of bystanders to step in during such violent attacks.
Meanwhile, the Baidyanathpur Police have launched an investigation into the incident. Officials said they are examining the viral video, recording statements from witnesses and trying to identify and trace the attackers.
However, the Inspector-in-Charge (IIC) of Town Police Station, Berhampur, said no formal complaint had been filed in connection with the incident so far.
SOURCE:
INDIA TODAY NEWS: https://www.indiatoday.in/india/story/odisha-berhampur-couple-assault-viral-video-giri-road-bamboo-stick-attack-2913947-2026-05-19
A woman was injured in a hit-and-run incident after being knocked down by an unidentified car while crossing the road near the Anandapur bus stand in Sagar taluk of Shivamogga district.
According to reports, the accident occurred when the woman was attempting to cross the road near the busy bus stand area.
The unidentified vehicle allegedly struck her and fled the scene without stopping.
The entire incident was reportedly captured on nearby CCTV cameras, which are now expected to aid police in identifying the vehicle and tracing the driver involved.
Local residents immediately rushed to help the injured woman and shifted her to a nearby hospital for medical treatment.
The incident falls under the jurisdiction of the Anandapur Police Station.
Police have registered a case and launched an investigation into the hit-and-run incident.