A Mumbai-based influencer takes on a self-set challenge to locate 100 Indians in New York’s Times Square within one hour, according to reports from India Today and NDTV. The premise is to see how quickly he can identify fellow Indians among the large crowds moving through the busy tourist hub. Both outlets describe the effort as a test of spotting people of shared nationality in a high-traffic public space, where many visitors and residents pass through throughout the day.
The accounts focus on the setup and the goal—finding 100 Indians in 60 minutes—and outline that he starts searching in real time as people walk past. NDTV frames it as a way to gauge how rapidly he can “spot fellow Indians,” while India Today emphasizes the time limit and the attempt itself. Both sources present the challenge as a social-media style experiment rather than an organized event, with the outcome tied to how many people he manages to identify before the hour ends.
