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Story Of Abandoned Baby Monkey Punch Moves Internet, Andrew Tate's Brother Offers To Buy It
Recently, Punch has begun interacting with other monkeys, learning social cues and forming friendships.
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Why The Trump-Greenland Row Is Making People Boycott Cosmetics Brand Estee Lauder
Estée Lauder, a company synonymous with luxury cosmetics, has found itself in the middle of a geopolitical and political storm
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82-Year-Old Man Selling Snacks In Borivali Goes Viral For His Inspiring Work Ethic
The elderly man sells ready-to-eat local snacks like farsan, chivda and chakli on a bustling Borivali street in Mumbai.
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Indonesian Model Claims She Was Coerced, Abused In Marriage To Malaysian Prince: "Didn't Have A Choice"
The model clarified that her 2008 union was neither consensual nor legal, but rather a case of coercive marriage involving a minor.
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Indian Woman's Praise For Intern's Late-Night Work Backfires, Sparks Debate On Work Culture
Social media users slammed her for promoting a toxic work culture that prioritises work over employee well-being.
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Japanese Man Shares Life-Changing Lesson Of 'Dharma Yoga' Learned In India
The video has now gone viral and is receiving a lot of positive response from social media users.
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"It's A Complex Cycle" - Man In Netherlands Weighs In On Quick Deliveries In India, Sparks Debate
In a viral reel, an Indian-origin man based in the Netherlands shared how his parents back home benefit from the convenience of quick deliveries. However, he also expressed concern about the workers.
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Redditors Say Sneaking Into Hotels For "Free Breakfast" Is Surprisingly Easy
Breakfast buffets are a perennial travel perk, but several Reddit threads and short-form videos show that it is not only registered guests who are taking advantage.
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Woman's Rant On Gen Z Work Ethic Sparks Backlash: 'That's Entitlement'
An Indian woman criticised Gen Z for its work ethic, leading to backlash from social media users.
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Resurrecting the Dead Using AI: What Are Deadbots and Why Are They Stirring Ethical Debate?
Deadbots are trained on the digital footprints of an individual, such as text messages, emails, voice recordings, videos, social media profiles, and more. A large language model (LLM) is trained on this dataset, and it can generate responses that appear similar to what the person would have said, in the manner that they would have said.
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Story Of Abandoned Baby Monkey Punch Moves Internet, Andrew Tate's Brother Offers To Buy It
Recently, Punch has begun interacting with other monkeys, learning social cues and forming friendships.
-
Why The Trump-Greenland Row Is Making People Boycott Cosmetics Brand Estee Lauder
Estée Lauder, a company synonymous with luxury cosmetics, has found itself in the middle of a geopolitical and political storm
-
82-Year-Old Man Selling Snacks In Borivali Goes Viral For His Inspiring Work Ethic
The elderly man sells ready-to-eat local snacks like farsan, chivda and chakli on a bustling Borivali street in Mumbai.
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Indonesian Model Claims She Was Coerced, Abused In Marriage To Malaysian Prince: "Didn't Have A Choice"
The model clarified that her 2008 union was neither consensual nor legal, but rather a case of coercive marriage involving a minor.
-
Indian Woman's Praise For Intern's Late-Night Work Backfires, Sparks Debate On Work Culture
Social media users slammed her for promoting a toxic work culture that prioritises work over employee well-being.
-
Japanese Man Shares Life-Changing Lesson Of 'Dharma Yoga' Learned In India
The video has now gone viral and is receiving a lot of positive response from social media users.
-
"It's A Complex Cycle" - Man In Netherlands Weighs In On Quick Deliveries In India, Sparks Debate
In a viral reel, an Indian-origin man based in the Netherlands shared how his parents back home benefit from the convenience of quick deliveries. However, he also expressed concern about the workers.
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Redditors Say Sneaking Into Hotels For "Free Breakfast" Is Surprisingly Easy
Breakfast buffets are a perennial travel perk, but several Reddit threads and short-form videos show that it is not only registered guests who are taking advantage.
-
Woman's Rant On Gen Z Work Ethic Sparks Backlash: 'That's Entitlement'
An Indian woman criticised Gen Z for its work ethic, leading to backlash from social media users.
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Resurrecting the Dead Using AI: What Are Deadbots and Why Are They Stirring Ethical Debate?
Deadbots are trained on the digital footprints of an individual, such as text messages, emails, voice recordings, videos, social media profiles, and more. A large language model (LLM) is trained on this dataset, and it can generate responses that appear similar to what the person would have said, in the manner that they would have said.
