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"Turn Fast Food Into Slow Food" - Internet Reacts To Etiquette Coach's Method To Eat French Fries
British etiquette coach William Hanson has gone viral again for his advice on the 'right' way to eat French fries in a formal dining setting. Foodies had a lot to say about it.
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Japan Tells OpenAI to Stop Using Mario, Pikachu, and Anime Characters in Sora 2 Videos: Report
Japan has reportedly asked OpenAI to halt copyright infringement linked to its Sora 2 video model, which can recreate famous anime and game characters like Pikachu and Goku. The government’s formal request highlights rising concerns over AI-generated media using Japanese IP without consent. OpenAI recently switched Sora to an opt-in policy for ri...
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Bengaluru Rapido Driver Claims He Was Suspended After Raising Rider Concerns on X
In the post, the driver claimed that Rapido's payment system is flawed, particularly when taking alternative routes.
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Charlie Kirk's Comment On Jimmy Kimmel Resurfaces After Show Taken Off Air
Hours after Jimmy Kimmel's show was taken off air by US network ABC over his remarks on Charlie Kirk's death, the right wing commentator's remarks on the host surfaced on social media.
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Pak Ex-PM Imran Khan Alleges ISI Conducting His Military Trial In Jail
Pakistan's jailed former prime minister Imran Khan on Wednesday alleged that he is facing a military trial in jail as it's not being conducted by a civilian judge but by an ISI officer, who takes instructions directly from Army Chief Asim Munir.
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56 Indians Allegedly Mistreated At Georgia Border, What To Do If Detained Abroad
A recent post going viral on social media alleged that a large group of Indian travellers faced mistreatment by border officials in Georgia.
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Janhvi Kapoor Bats For Personality Rights: "My Fake Images Are On Social Media, People Believe They Are Real"
Speaking on the lines of the unauthorised use of Aishwarya Rai Bachchan's image, Janhvi shared her own worries
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North Korea Executes People For Sharing Foreign Films, TV Series: UN Report
North Korea has executed people for distributing foreign media, including television shows like popular South Korean dramas, as part of an intensifying crackdown on personal freedoms, a U.N. human rights report said on Friday.
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Gun Violence To 'China Virus': A Look At Charlie Kirk's Controversial Takes
Charlie Kirk, who died on Wednesday after being shot during an appearance at Utah Valley University, was one of the most high-profile conservative activists and media personalities in the United States.
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Can Help With Racism, Xenophobia: India Jabs Switzerland Over Minority Remark
India has issued a rebuttal to Switzerland at the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC), describing comments made by the Swiss delegation on the treatment of minorities in India as "surprising, shallow, and ill-informed."
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How Public Fury Toppled Leaders In Nepal, Sri Lanka And Bangladesh
The swelling wave of public anger first swept through the island nation of Sri Lanka in 2022 and ousted the president. Two years later, it erupted in Bangladesh as protesters toppled the ruling government.
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What's Behind Nepal's Protests: Economic Woes, Corruption, Digital Crackdown
Nepali youth, digitally savvy but bowed down by unemployment and limited opportunities, hit a breaking point this week, furious at an elderly ruling class they see as out of touch.
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"Was Very Active": Trump Dismisses Ill Health Rumours As "Fake"
President Donald Trump on Tuesday said reports on social media that he is in ill health are untrue, saying he was busy over the Labor Day weekend giving media interviews and visiting his Virginia golf club.
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Should India Play Pakistan In Asia Cup? Snubbed Mohammed Shami's Straightforward Reply
Mohammed Shami spoke his heart out when asked if it was right for the Indian team to play against Pakistan in the Asia Cup 2025.
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South Korea Passes Bill Banning Mobile Phones In School Classrooms
South Korea has passed a bill banning the use of mobile phones in school classrooms nationwide, officials said Thursday, joining other countries in efforts to curb social media use among minors.
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"Turn Fast Food Into Slow Food" - Internet Reacts To Etiquette Coach's Method To Eat French Fries
British etiquette coach William Hanson has gone viral again for his advice on the 'right' way to eat French fries in a formal dining setting. Foodies had a lot to say about it.
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Japan Tells OpenAI to Stop Using Mario, Pikachu, and Anime Characters in Sora 2 Videos: Report
Japan has reportedly asked OpenAI to halt copyright infringement linked to its Sora 2 video model, which can recreate famous anime and game characters like Pikachu and Goku. The government’s formal request highlights rising concerns over AI-generated media using Japanese IP without consent. OpenAI recently switched Sora to an opt-in policy for ri...
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Bengaluru Rapido Driver Claims He Was Suspended After Raising Rider Concerns on X
In the post, the driver claimed that Rapido's payment system is flawed, particularly when taking alternative routes.
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Charlie Kirk's Comment On Jimmy Kimmel Resurfaces After Show Taken Off Air
Hours after Jimmy Kimmel's show was taken off air by US network ABC over his remarks on Charlie Kirk's death, the right wing commentator's remarks on the host surfaced on social media.
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Pak Ex-PM Imran Khan Alleges ISI Conducting His Military Trial In Jail
Pakistan's jailed former prime minister Imran Khan on Wednesday alleged that he is facing a military trial in jail as it's not being conducted by a civilian judge but by an ISI officer, who takes instructions directly from Army Chief Asim Munir.
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56 Indians Allegedly Mistreated At Georgia Border, What To Do If Detained Abroad
A recent post going viral on social media alleged that a large group of Indian travellers faced mistreatment by border officials in Georgia.
-
Janhvi Kapoor Bats For Personality Rights: "My Fake Images Are On Social Media, People Believe They Are Real"
Speaking on the lines of the unauthorised use of Aishwarya Rai Bachchan's image, Janhvi shared her own worries
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North Korea Executes People For Sharing Foreign Films, TV Series: UN Report
North Korea has executed people for distributing foreign media, including television shows like popular South Korean dramas, as part of an intensifying crackdown on personal freedoms, a U.N. human rights report said on Friday.
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Gun Violence To 'China Virus': A Look At Charlie Kirk's Controversial Takes
Charlie Kirk, who died on Wednesday after being shot during an appearance at Utah Valley University, was one of the most high-profile conservative activists and media personalities in the United States.
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Can Help With Racism, Xenophobia: India Jabs Switzerland Over Minority Remark
India has issued a rebuttal to Switzerland at the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC), describing comments made by the Swiss delegation on the treatment of minorities in India as "surprising, shallow, and ill-informed."
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How Public Fury Toppled Leaders In Nepal, Sri Lanka And Bangladesh
The swelling wave of public anger first swept through the island nation of Sri Lanka in 2022 and ousted the president. Two years later, it erupted in Bangladesh as protesters toppled the ruling government.
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What's Behind Nepal's Protests: Economic Woes, Corruption, Digital Crackdown
Nepali youth, digitally savvy but bowed down by unemployment and limited opportunities, hit a breaking point this week, furious at an elderly ruling class they see as out of touch.
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"Was Very Active": Trump Dismisses Ill Health Rumours As "Fake"
President Donald Trump on Tuesday said reports on social media that he is in ill health are untrue, saying he was busy over the Labor Day weekend giving media interviews and visiting his Virginia golf club.
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Should India Play Pakistan In Asia Cup? Snubbed Mohammed Shami's Straightforward Reply
Mohammed Shami spoke his heart out when asked if it was right for the Indian team to play against Pakistan in the Asia Cup 2025.
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South Korea Passes Bill Banning Mobile Phones In School Classrooms
South Korea has passed a bill banning the use of mobile phones in school classrooms nationwide, officials said Thursday, joining other countries in efforts to curb social media use among minors.
