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Indian IT Startup Shuts Down Overnight, 19 Employees Laid Off On Video Call
A Reddit post about a layoff at an Indian IT startup has gone viral, sparking outrage online.
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"Soham Parekh 2.0?": Indian Woman In US Exposes Startup Scams By 2 "Desi" Founders
A US-based Indian venture capitalist has stirred up a storm on social media after calling out fraudulent practices by two "desi" founders in San Francisco's startup ecosystem.
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50-Year-Old Woman Loses Arm In Horrifying Lion Attack At Popular Australian Zoo
An Australian woman lost an arm after being attacked by a lion at a zoo. Joanne Cabban, a 50-year-old school teacher, was at Darling Downs Zoo on Sunday when the incident occurred.
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Indian-Origin Couple Living In US Wonders If Rs 25 Crore Is Enough To Retire In India, Internet Reacts
A couple is seeking Reddit's advice on whether they should move back to India. They have been living in the US for over 15 years and are parents to a young child. They also inquired how much is enough to retire in India for a family of three.
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Reddit Post Warning Indian H-1B Holders Against Buying Homes In US Sparks Debate Online
A Reddit user has sparked a discussion online after warning Indian H-1B visa holders about the risks of owning a house in the US.
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Parents Crashing Honeymoons Is The Bizarre New Travel Trend That's Creating A Buzz
A honeymoon is a special getaway for newlyweds to relax, celebrate their love, and begin their new life together, but what if the parents tag along? That's exactly the idea behind a bizarre new travel trend creating a buzz online.
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Pic Of "Fake Wedding" Invite Goes Viral, Internet Calls It "Wild Concept"
A quirky new trend is sweeping through India's urban youth circles. It's called the "fake wedding celebrations". Recently, an invitation for such an event has gone viral online, with many calling the concept "wild".
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Video Of Men Travelling In Ladies Coach In Delhi Metro Sparks Discussion About Women's Safety
A video showing male passengers casually sitting in the women's coach in the Delhi Metro has triggered a discussion about women's safety in public spaces.
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World Population Day 2025: Know Date, Theme, History And Significance
Each year, World Population Day is observed on July 11 to raise awareness about global population issues and their impact on society.
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Goa Founder Praised Online For Firing Newly Hired Senior Employee Within A Week, Here's Why
A Goa-based founder is being praised online for swiftly firing a newly hired senior employee over their toxic behaviour.
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"This Is Not India": US Man Lashes Out At Restaurant Employee For Calling His Wife "Beautiful"
A video of a heated argument between a customer and an employee at a Popeyes outlet in Kansas City, US, has gone viral on social media.
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"Truth Hurts, Huh?": Grok Claps Back With Facts After X User Calls Indian-Americans A "Cancer"
Grok, the artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot developed by billionaire Elon Musk for his social media platform X, recently went viral for clapping back at a racist comment targeting Indians.
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Indian Employee Says "Firangi" Boss Turned Toxic After "Open To Work" LinkedIn Update
An Indian employee recently took to Reddit to share how a LinkedIn update ruined her relationship with her boss.
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Video: Japanese Man Shares Flat-Hunting Struggles In Gurugram, Internet Offers Help
A Japanese man searching for a rental home in Gurugram has gone viral after sharing a relatable video about his flat-hunting struggles.
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Malaysian Model Says Indian Priest Molested Her: "Said It Would Be Blessing"
An Indian-origin actor and television host has accused a Hindu priest in Malaysia of molesting her under the pretext of blessing her.
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Indian IT Startup Shuts Down Overnight, 19 Employees Laid Off On Video Call
A Reddit post about a layoff at an Indian IT startup has gone viral, sparking outrage online.
-
"Soham Parekh 2.0?": Indian Woman In US Exposes Startup Scams By 2 "Desi" Founders
A US-based Indian venture capitalist has stirred up a storm on social media after calling out fraudulent practices by two "desi" founders in San Francisco's startup ecosystem.
-
50-Year-Old Woman Loses Arm In Horrifying Lion Attack At Popular Australian Zoo
An Australian woman lost an arm after being attacked by a lion at a zoo. Joanne Cabban, a 50-year-old school teacher, was at Darling Downs Zoo on Sunday when the incident occurred.
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Indian-Origin Couple Living In US Wonders If Rs 25 Crore Is Enough To Retire In India, Internet Reacts
A couple is seeking Reddit's advice on whether they should move back to India. They have been living in the US for over 15 years and are parents to a young child. They also inquired how much is enough to retire in India for a family of three.
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Reddit Post Warning Indian H-1B Holders Against Buying Homes In US Sparks Debate Online
A Reddit user has sparked a discussion online after warning Indian H-1B visa holders about the risks of owning a house in the US.
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Parents Crashing Honeymoons Is The Bizarre New Travel Trend That's Creating A Buzz
A honeymoon is a special getaway for newlyweds to relax, celebrate their love, and begin their new life together, but what if the parents tag along? That's exactly the idea behind a bizarre new travel trend creating a buzz online.
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Pic Of "Fake Wedding" Invite Goes Viral, Internet Calls It "Wild Concept"
A quirky new trend is sweeping through India's urban youth circles. It's called the "fake wedding celebrations". Recently, an invitation for such an event has gone viral online, with many calling the concept "wild".
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Video Of Men Travelling In Ladies Coach In Delhi Metro Sparks Discussion About Women's Safety
A video showing male passengers casually sitting in the women's coach in the Delhi Metro has triggered a discussion about women's safety in public spaces.
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World Population Day 2025: Know Date, Theme, History And Significance
Each year, World Population Day is observed on July 11 to raise awareness about global population issues and their impact on society.
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Goa Founder Praised Online For Firing Newly Hired Senior Employee Within A Week, Here's Why
A Goa-based founder is being praised online for swiftly firing a newly hired senior employee over their toxic behaviour.
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"This Is Not India": US Man Lashes Out At Restaurant Employee For Calling His Wife "Beautiful"
A video of a heated argument between a customer and an employee at a Popeyes outlet in Kansas City, US, has gone viral on social media.
-
"Truth Hurts, Huh?": Grok Claps Back With Facts After X User Calls Indian-Americans A "Cancer"
Grok, the artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot developed by billionaire Elon Musk for his social media platform X, recently went viral for clapping back at a racist comment targeting Indians.
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Indian Employee Says "Firangi" Boss Turned Toxic After "Open To Work" LinkedIn Update
An Indian employee recently took to Reddit to share how a LinkedIn update ruined her relationship with her boss.
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Video: Japanese Man Shares Flat-Hunting Struggles In Gurugram, Internet Offers Help
A Japanese man searching for a rental home in Gurugram has gone viral after sharing a relatable video about his flat-hunting struggles.
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Malaysian Model Says Indian Priest Molested Her: "Said It Would Be Blessing"
An Indian-origin actor and television host has accused a Hindu priest in Malaysia of molesting her under the pretext of blessing her.
