Jakarta Aktual – 17 June 2026 | In a shocking turn of events, a speeding electric vehicle (EV) crashed into several two-wheelers and an autorickshaw in Bhubaneswar, killing three people and injuring three others. The incident occurred in the Gajapati Nagar area on Monday night. The victims were having tea at a roadside stall when the vehicle lost control and ran over them. The police have arrested the driver, Anil Kumar Gouda, under Section 105 of the BNS (culpable homicide that does not amount to murder). Meanwhile, in Chicago, the city’s culinary scene is abuzz with the opening of Brûlée, a Southern brunch hotspot in the South Loop. The restaurant, inspired by classic American Southern food, has already gained a reputation for its delectable dishes, including a flawless fried catfish and grits dish smothered in a Cajun crawfish cream sauce, featuring smoked Gouda grits. In a surprising twist, the term ‘Gouda’ has a dual significance – both as a Dutch cheese and as a name, as seen in the case of Anil Kumar Gouda, the arrested driver. This article delves into the tragic incident in Bhubaneswar and explores the culinary delights of Chicago’s Gouda offerings.
The Capuchin Retreat Center in northern Macomb County will host its fifth annual Gouda Evening fundraiser on Sunday, featuring an outdoor picnic dinner with a wine and cheese theme. The event aims to raise funds to support and maintain the retreat center, which serves as a place of spirituality and rejuvenation for hundreds of individuals each year. This fundraiser is part of a series of events that highlight the significance of community and charity efforts.
In related news, tourists are increasingly opting for lesser-known ‘second cities’ instead of popular European capitals. This trend suggests that travelers are seeking unique experiences and exploring beyond the usual destinations. The shift in preferences may be attributed to the desire for authenticity and a more immersive cultural experience.
