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Can Restaurants Force You To Pay Service Charges? What The Official Rules Say
Service charges on bills are not mandatory in restaurants in India. A Mumbai restaurant was recently fined Rs 50,000 for failing to follow the established guidelines. Here's what customers should know.
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H-1B Visa Delays: Amazon Lets Affected Staff Work From India Until March, But With Strict Restrictions
While this breaks from the company's mandatory five-day-in-office rule, it includes substantial restrictions.
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6 Surprising Facts About Bangkok We Bet You Didn't Know
If you think you know Bangkok through and through, think again! Check out some facts about this Thai city that will surely make you go, "Whoa!"
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From PAN-Aadhaar Rules To Credit Score Updates, Key Financial Reforms Kicking In From January 1, 2026
Major financial rule changes in India starting January 1, 2026, will impact banking, taxation, and household budgets.
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Income Tax Rule 2026: How Will New Changes Affect Taxpayers
After GST and income tax, the government's focus will be on customs reforms. In the 2025-26 budget, the customs tariff slabs have been reduced to eight.
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Starbucks Reveals The 9 Most Viral Drinks Of 2025, Matcha Rules The List
Starbucks will be launching Dubai Chocolate-inspired Matcha and Iced Dubai Chocolate-inspired Mocha in January 2026.
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Top Snapchat Features You May Not Know About: Custom Privacy Controls, Object Recognition, and More
Snapchat is a popular social media app that stands out due to the inclusion of social features like disappearing photos, Stories, AR Lenses, and Snap Map. For many users, it is primarily used to send snaps to friends, maintain streaks, and occasionally browse content from creators and publishers. However, there is much more to it. Snapchat also off...
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Popular Bengaluru Restaurant, Meghana Foods, Apologises To Delivery Agents For Prohibiting Use Of Lift
A poster at a Bengaluru outlet of the famous Meghana Foods chain declared that food delivery agents were "not allowed" in lifts. The brand later issued an apology for the same.
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Brazilian Woman With Ties To White House Press Secretary Released On $1,500 Bond
A Brazilian woman with family ties to White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt will be released from ICE custody while she fights potential deportation, an immigration judge ruled Monday.
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Saudi Begins Selling Alcohol To Non-Muslim Residents. But There's A Catch
Saudi Arabia has taken further steps to relax rules around the sale of alcohol by allowing non-Muslim foreign residents with monthly earnings of 50,000 riyals ($13,300) or more to make purchases, according to people familiar with the matter.
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Bengaluru Airport Staff Provide Refreshments Amid IndiGo Disruptions, Wins Hearts Online
The ground staff at the Bengaluru Airport served refreshments to the passengers.
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IndiGo Faces Backlash From Passengers Amid Flight Cancellations: 'Get Your Act Together'
Passengers faced long delays and poor communication at airports, with many stranded for up to 14 hours amid IndiGos operational disruptions.
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Cloudflare Explains How Configuration Change Took Down 20 Percent of the Internet
Cloudflare suffered a major outage after an internal permissions change caused its Bot Management system to generate an oversized feature file that repeatedly broke proxy services. The faulty file was circulated across the network, triggering hours of failures that initially resembled a DDoS attack. Cloudflare halted the bad file, restored a stable...
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7 Japanese Etiquette Rules Tourists Should Know Before Visiting
Japan Etiquette Rules: Japan does not expect visitors to know everything instantly, but sincerity matters. Even small gestures of good manners can help you feel more included, welcomed and at ease throughout your travels.
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Is Duty-Free Shopping Cheaper? The Truth About Airport Prices For Indians
That tempting "Duty-Free" sign at airports feels like a passport to savings - perfumes, whisky, and chocolates all neatly stacked under "special prices." But are you really getting a deal? Here is what makes duty-free shopping cheaper sometimes - and why it often is not.
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Can Restaurants Force You To Pay Service Charges? What The Official Rules Say
Service charges on bills are not mandatory in restaurants in India. A Mumbai restaurant was recently fined Rs 50,000 for failing to follow the established guidelines. Here's what customers should know.
-
H-1B Visa Delays: Amazon Lets Affected Staff Work From India Until March, But With Strict Restrictions
While this breaks from the company's mandatory five-day-in-office rule, it includes substantial restrictions.
-
6 Surprising Facts About Bangkok We Bet You Didn't Know
If you think you know Bangkok through and through, think again! Check out some facts about this Thai city that will surely make you go, "Whoa!"
-
From PAN-Aadhaar Rules To Credit Score Updates, Key Financial Reforms Kicking In From January 1, 2026
Major financial rule changes in India starting January 1, 2026, will impact banking, taxation, and household budgets.
-
Income Tax Rule 2026: How Will New Changes Affect Taxpayers
After GST and income tax, the government's focus will be on customs reforms. In the 2025-26 budget, the customs tariff slabs have been reduced to eight.
-
Starbucks Reveals The 9 Most Viral Drinks Of 2025, Matcha Rules The List
Starbucks will be launching Dubai Chocolate-inspired Matcha and Iced Dubai Chocolate-inspired Mocha in January 2026.
-
Top Snapchat Features You May Not Know About: Custom Privacy Controls, Object Recognition, and More
Snapchat is a popular social media app that stands out due to the inclusion of social features like disappearing photos, Stories, AR Lenses, and Snap Map. For many users, it is primarily used to send snaps to friends, maintain streaks, and occasionally browse content from creators and publishers. However, there is much more to it. Snapchat also off...
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Popular Bengaluru Restaurant, Meghana Foods, Apologises To Delivery Agents For Prohibiting Use Of Lift
A poster at a Bengaluru outlet of the famous Meghana Foods chain declared that food delivery agents were "not allowed" in lifts. The brand later issued an apology for the same.
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Brazilian Woman With Ties To White House Press Secretary Released On $1,500 Bond
A Brazilian woman with family ties to White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt will be released from ICE custody while she fights potential deportation, an immigration judge ruled Monday.
-
Saudi Begins Selling Alcohol To Non-Muslim Residents. But There's A Catch
Saudi Arabia has taken further steps to relax rules around the sale of alcohol by allowing non-Muslim foreign residents with monthly earnings of 50,000 riyals ($13,300) or more to make purchases, according to people familiar with the matter.
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Bengaluru Airport Staff Provide Refreshments Amid IndiGo Disruptions, Wins Hearts Online
The ground staff at the Bengaluru Airport served refreshments to the passengers.
-
IndiGo Faces Backlash From Passengers Amid Flight Cancellations: 'Get Your Act Together'
Passengers faced long delays and poor communication at airports, with many stranded for up to 14 hours amid IndiGos operational disruptions.
-
Cloudflare Explains How Configuration Change Took Down 20 Percent of the Internet
Cloudflare suffered a major outage after an internal permissions change caused its Bot Management system to generate an oversized feature file that repeatedly broke proxy services. The faulty file was circulated across the network, triggering hours of failures that initially resembled a DDoS attack. Cloudflare halted the bad file, restored a stable...
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7 Japanese Etiquette Rules Tourists Should Know Before Visiting
Japan Etiquette Rules: Japan does not expect visitors to know everything instantly, but sincerity matters. Even small gestures of good manners can help you feel more included, welcomed and at ease throughout your travels.
-
Is Duty-Free Shopping Cheaper? The Truth About Airport Prices For Indians
That tempting "Duty-Free" sign at airports feels like a passport to savings - perfumes, whisky, and chocolates all neatly stacked under "special prices." But are you really getting a deal? Here is what makes duty-free shopping cheaper sometimes - and why it often is not.
