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NYC mayor Zohran Mamdani interacted with commuters during his subway ride (AP image) Less than 24 hours after taking the oath, New York City mayor Zohran Mamdani began his first full day in office with a routine familiar to millions of New Yorkers, a morning subway commute from his Queens apartment.Battling against the cold, the 34-year-old Democrat left the one-bedroom apartment in Queens on Friday. Unlike most commuters, Mamdani’s journey was documented by a photo and video crew with neighbors stopping to wish him luck as he headed to work.The subway ride came ahead of a busy first day that included signing orders, announcing appointments and facing questions from the press. Still, the mayor chose to begin with what aides described as a deliberately symbolic commute.Flanked by security guards and a small group of aides, Mamdani boarded a Manhattan-bound train, pausing to take selfies with surprised riders before settling into a corner seat to review briefing materials. The video of h..

AdvertisementCrime in Hong KongHong KongLaw and CrimeHong Kong lawmaker Judy Chan charged over driving against traffic in Wan ChaiBlack Tesla limousine was filmed travelling against the flow of traffic on Jaffe Road in Wan Chai on January 23
1-MIN READ1-MIN ListenLeopold ChenandJess MaPublished: 7:14pm, 5 Mar 2026A Hong Kong lawmaker has been charged with a traffic offence after she was filmed driving on the wrong side of a road in Wan Chai more than a month ago.
A police source said on Thursday that the force had earlier served a summons to prosecute a local female driver for careless driving, after she allegedly drove in the wrong direction of traffic on Jaffe Road on January 23.
It was understood that the driver was New People’s Party lawmaker Judy Chan Kapui, who represents the Hong Kong Island West geographical constituency.
Judy Chan leaves Traffic Police Hong Kong Island after giving a statement on January 24. Photo Edmond SoChan or her legal representative must attend a hearing..

Mahatma Gandhi (Image: Wikipedia)
A lot of famous quotes survive because they sound clever. This one by Mahatma Gandhi survives for a different reason. It feels personal almost immediately.The line is short. Simple too. No dramatic language. No complicated philosophy. Still, people continue sharing it decades later because it quietly points toward something many individuals recognise in everyday life.Sometimes people speak beautifully without meaning much at all. And sometimes somebody says almost nothing, yet the emotion behind their silence feels completely genuine.That contrast sits at the centre of Gandhi’s quote.At first glance, the line appears to be only about prayer or religion. Spend a little more time with it though, and the meaning starts stretching far beyond spirituality. The quote touches sincerity, emotional honesty, human connection, and the strange emptiness that appears when actions lose genuine feeling underneath them.That probably explains why the line still feels ..