The Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show made a triumphant return in 2025, dazzling audiences with its signature blend of ethereal wings, high-glamour lingerie, and a fresh, inclusive vibe that reflects the brand’s billion-dollar glow-up. Held at the iconic Brooklyn Navy Yard in New York City on October 15, the event featured 60 models strutting down a neon-lit runway under the theme “The New Era of Fantasy,” showcasing sustainable fabrics, diverse body types, and collaborations with designers like Fenty and Savage x Fenty. Performers including Rihanna, Doja Cat, and a surprise appearance by Taylor Swift elevated the spectacle, while the show’s pivot toward body positivity and empowerment marked a revolutionary shift from its controversial past. With viewership spiking to over 20 million globally, Victoria’s Secret reaffirmed its cultural dominance, blending nostalgia with bold reinvention.

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As the echoes of dhaak drums and chants of ‘Jai Maa Durga’ fade into an uneasy silence, Odisha’s historic silver city of Cuttack finds itself under siege—not by mythical demons, but by a very real specter of communal discord. What began as a vibrant Durga Puja idol immersion procession on October 3 has spiraled into a 36-hour curfew, a 24-hour internet shutdown, and a city-wide bandh call, leaving 25 injured (including police) and residents hunkered down behind shuttered doors.

Bengaluru’s Social and Educational Survey, a ₹420 crore effort to map 50 lakh households, aimed to harness technology in India’s tech capital but stumbled on app crashes, network gaps, and rushed execution. From overloaded servers to enumerator struggles, this report explores why the Silicon Valley faltered and proposes solutions like offline apps, AI geo-tagging, and citizen portals to bridge the gap between ambition and reality.