Viral Tadka

Featured photo: A generic smartphone photo (Unsplash). A small but useful change has come to your phone. When a call comes from an unknown number, your screen may now show not only the number, but also the name registered to that number. The feature is called CNAP — Calling Name Presentation — and the Department of Telecommunications (DoT) has directed telecom companies to start it from 1 November 2026. What Is CNAP, in Simple Words? Until now, people often relied on an app to identify an unknown number, or searched the number manually. With CNAP, the name will come directly from the telecom network. In other words, the name recorded with the company whose SIM the caller is using will appear on your screen along with the number. You do not need to download an app or make a separate request — the feature will be available by default. What Will You See on Your Screen? If the number is saved in your contacts, you will see the name you saved. Your saved name will always come first. If the ...

Featured photo: A generic cricket photo (Unsplash). Cricket grounds often produce light, enjoyable moments that make fans' day. This time, the moment came from Shreyas Iyer, whose dance video before the fourth T20I between India and New Zealand is spreading quickly on social media. What Is in the Video? In the video, Iyer is standing near the boundary and talking with a member of the support staff. In the middle of the conversation, he suddenly breaks into a few dance steps. His carefree and fun style was caught on camera, and the video soon spread everywhere. Fans' Reaction Fans are loving Iyer's style. Many say that, despite the pressure of a big match, a player staying so relaxed and cheerful reflects the mood of the team. India had already taken a 3-1 lead in the series, which also helps explain the team's relaxed atmosphere. More Than a Player, an Entertainer Too In modern cricket, fans do not only follow runs and wickets — they also connect with players' perso...

Featured photo: A generic cricket photo (Unsplash). Virat Kohli is once again in the headlines for his dedication. Within a few hours of reaching New Zealand, Kohli was seen on the field for a practice session, and a video of his net session quickly went viral on social media. What Happened? According to reports, Kohli reached Auckland at about 5 a.m. on 30 October. Instead of resting after the long flight, he was ready for a practice session by 10 a.m. When asked about it, he said that practice is like meditation for him, and he likes to do it as often as possible. What Fans Are Saying As soon as the video went viral, fans praised Kohli widely. Many said that at 37, his hunger and discipline set him apart from other players. In the recent ODI series against the West Indies, he had scored 168 runs in three matches, including a fine innings of 139. Focus Turns to the ODI Series The five-match ODI series between India and New Zealand begins on 4 November at Eden Park in Auckland. With th...

Featured photo: A generic rocket launch photo (Unsplash). India has taken another major step in space. The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) has successfully launched its new navigation satellite, NVS-03, from Sriharikota aboard the GSLV-F18 rocket, placing the satellite in its designated orbit. What Is NVS-03? NVS-03 is the next-generation satellite in India's own navigation system, NavIC. NavIC provides accurate location and direction information across India and the surrounding region, and the addition of NVS-03 will make the system stronger and more precise. What Does It Mean for Ordinary People? The benefits are not limited to the armed forces or scientists. Better navigation means more accurate tracking for cars and trucks, useful information for farmers, correct directions for fishermen at sea, and accurate locations for rescue teams during disasters. In the coming years, the improvement should also be visible in mobile and vehicle navigation systems. India's Gro...