Forget candlelit dinners and swiping at midnight — Indian Gen Z has officially moved on to Third Place Dating, Micro Commitments and low-pressure connections that actually lead somewhere. 83% of Indian singles say they're done repeating what didn't work last year. Here's how Gen Z India is rewriting the rules of romance in 2026 and why it's honestly refreshing.

India hosted its big AI Impact Summit and it delivered chaos, drama and some truly unhinged moments. A university got caught faking a Chinese robot dog as their own invention, Sam Altman and Dario Amodei refused Modi's hand-holding instruction on stage, Bill Gates didn't even show up, and someone staged a shirtless protest. This is the AI summit recap you actually want to read.

For the longest time, wearing Indian-made sneakers felt like settling. Not anymore. Homegrown brands like ARKS, Comet, Gully Labs and TENxYOU are dropping kicks with Ikat weaves, Ajrakh prints and premium matte leather that are genuinely making people choose desi over Nike. India's $4 billion sneaker market is having its main character moment and we're fully obsessed.

You've probably seen it shared on WhatsApp — a link promising a viral 12-minute MMS video involving someone named Angel Nuzhat. Don't click it. It's a sophisticated malware scam designed to steal your UPI credentials and banking details, and it's targeting thousands of Indians right now. Here's exactly what it does and how to protect yourself.

Ranveer Singh's Dhurandhar just became the first Bollywood album to land every single track on the Spotify Global Top 200 at once. Here is why this moment matters and what it tells us about where Indian music is heading.

Netflix dropped One Piece Season 2 on March 10 and Indian anime fans responded the way they always do — with overwhelming, loud, gorgeous chaos. Here is what it means that India is now the world's second-biggest K-pop news market and one of anime's fastest-growing fanbases.

There is a new trend spreading through Indian social media where people share their journey of leaving social media. The irony is glorious, the reason behind it is very real, and it might be the most Gen Z thing to ever happen.

Niacinamide serums, SPF debates, and 3-step routines — Indian men in their 20s are buying skincare and the brands that got there early are cashing in hard.

MS Dhoni swapped his No.7 jersey for No.8 on Facebook, promised to explain soon, and walked away. The internet has been spiralling ever since. Here's what's actually going on.

March 2026 is quietly becoming one of the best months for OTT and nobody's talking about it enough. Border 2 just dropped on Netflix, Aspirants Season 3 is back to emotionally wreck us, and Chiraiya is the show everyone needs to watch right now. Here's everything you should be streaming this week.

Arijit Singh is running the Spotify charts like it's his personal playlist, 'Bairan' by Banjaare is all over your Reels, and a wave of indie artists are quietly stealing the mainstream spotlight. Here's your no-filter guide to what India is actually listening to in March 2026 — and why the music scene is more exciting than it's been in years.

The 4.3 update dropped this morning, Season 28 kicks off March 26, and a community that spent two years in regulatory limbo is finally getting the game it deserves. Indian esports is loud right now.

A twenty-rupee street drink that North India has known forever just went viral because of one Bollywood scene. Cinema halls are selling it for 200 rupees. Nobody is mad about it.

A 92 lakh per year salary. A Tuesday afternoon calendar invite. No warning. India's 2026 startup layoffs are quieter and sharper than anything before and AI is the thing nobody's naming.

Pokemon Go, Dangal, Demonetisation, Baahubali 2. Indian social media is obsessed with 10-year-old memories and the reasons go deeper than just missing simpler times.

A fake indigenous robot dog, a cup of chai, and a Bollywood villain walk into the internet. India's meme culture in March 2026 is doing its best work.

India's most adventurous travellers have been to Ladakh, Spiti, and Meghalaya. Now they're looking at the Brahmaputra. Northeast India's moment has arrived.

37,000 students told Unstop where they want to work and consulting firms just got humbled. The shift in what India's campus talent is chasing says everything about how Gen Z thinks about careers.