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"Never Expected India To Be This Expensive": NRI's Reddit Post Sparks Discussion
A Reddit post highlighting rising prices and public negligence in India has sparked widespread discussion online.
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Nokia Exploring New Manufacturing Partnerships Ahead of HMD License Expiry in 2026
Nokia’s mobile division was initially known for making feature phones. Later, the company was sold to Microsoft, eventually being bought in 2016 by HMD Global, which was formed by Nokia’s former executives. Now, the company is exploring partnerships with “large scale” mobile manufacturers for produce its smartphones as the licensing deal wi...
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'He Chased Me': Delhi Man's 'Horrible' Cab Ordeal Goes Viral
The cab driver turned up drunk, nearly caused an accident and later chased the customer after the latter filed a complaint against him.
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Indian Techie Claims Married Boss Made Her Work Life A "Mess" For Rejecting His 'Indirect Proposal'
After she rejected him, he reportedly began throwing tantrums, negatively impacting her work life.
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"9 Months To Live": 22-Year-Old Woman With Brain Tumour Asks Reddit How To Spend Rs 20 Lakh Savings
The Reddit community responded with empathy and support, offering words of encouragement and sharing their own experiences.
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Reddit User Says "Indians Are Keeping Canadian Economy Afloat", Viral Post Sparks Debate
A Reddit user has sparked a debate online after claiming that Indian immigrants are "keeping the Canadian economy afloat".
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"At 35, I'm Debt-Free With Two Apartments": UP Man's Success Story Wins Internet
A Reddit post by a man from Bareilly has gone viral for its honest and detailed account of his financial journey.
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"New Day, New Low": Insta Account Sparks Outrage By Posting Mumbai Couples' Private Videos
The Reddit post sparked significant backlash, with many users expressing outrage and frustration over the invasion of privacy.
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"Chest Heaviness, Anxiety": Indian Techie Forced To Work 20 Extra Unpaid Hours Weekly, Post Goes Viral
The company requires the developer to dedicate an additional 20 hours per week to self-learning outside of regular working hours to be eligible for a promotion to tech lead.
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"God Bless That Guy": Delhi Woman's Heartwarming Encounter With Uber Driver Wins Internet
The woman was deeply moved by this small act of humanity and shared her gratitude online.
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Indian Techie In US Considers Moving Back At Low Pay: "I Want To Progress But..."
An Indian techie, who chased that dream all the way to the US, is seeking Reddit's advice on whether he should move back to India.
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US Visa Refused After Indian Applicant Failed To Share Reddit Account
The user said their account was public, and it did not contain any 'offensive content', but they were still denied the clearance.
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"Have Money But Can't Enjoy": Indian Entrepreneur Earning Rs 1 Crore Yearly Shares Why He's "Not Happy"
A 28-year-old Indian entrepreneur has sparked a discussion online after sharing how, despite earning Rs 1 crore yearly, he is "not very happy".
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Employee's Blunt Response After Boss Stops Him From Lunch Break:"Khaane Ke Liye Kama Raha Hoon"
The employee's blunt response to the manager has resonated with many users, who praised his assertiveness.
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Reddit Post Highlights Growing Trend Of US Companies Outsourcing Jobs To India: "Gotten Out Of Hand"
The post has gone viral, with Reddit users discussing theconsequences of US staffing firms offshoring their recruiting operations to India.
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"Never Expected India To Be This Expensive": NRI's Reddit Post Sparks Discussion
A Reddit post highlighting rising prices and public negligence in India has sparked widespread discussion online.
-
Nokia Exploring New Manufacturing Partnerships Ahead of HMD License Expiry in 2026
Nokia’s mobile division was initially known for making feature phones. Later, the company was sold to Microsoft, eventually being bought in 2016 by HMD Global, which was formed by Nokia’s former executives. Now, the company is exploring partnerships with “large scale” mobile manufacturers for produce its smartphones as the licensing deal wi...
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'He Chased Me': Delhi Man's 'Horrible' Cab Ordeal Goes Viral
The cab driver turned up drunk, nearly caused an accident and later chased the customer after the latter filed a complaint against him.
-
Indian Techie Claims Married Boss Made Her Work Life A "Mess" For Rejecting His 'Indirect Proposal'
After she rejected him, he reportedly began throwing tantrums, negatively impacting her work life.
-
"9 Months To Live": 22-Year-Old Woman With Brain Tumour Asks Reddit How To Spend Rs 20 Lakh Savings
The Reddit community responded with empathy and support, offering words of encouragement and sharing their own experiences.
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Reddit User Says "Indians Are Keeping Canadian Economy Afloat", Viral Post Sparks Debate
A Reddit user has sparked a debate online after claiming that Indian immigrants are "keeping the Canadian economy afloat".
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"At 35, I'm Debt-Free With Two Apartments": UP Man's Success Story Wins Internet
A Reddit post by a man from Bareilly has gone viral for its honest and detailed account of his financial journey.
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"New Day, New Low": Insta Account Sparks Outrage By Posting Mumbai Couples' Private Videos
The Reddit post sparked significant backlash, with many users expressing outrage and frustration over the invasion of privacy.
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"Chest Heaviness, Anxiety": Indian Techie Forced To Work 20 Extra Unpaid Hours Weekly, Post Goes Viral
The company requires the developer to dedicate an additional 20 hours per week to self-learning outside of regular working hours to be eligible for a promotion to tech lead.
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"God Bless That Guy": Delhi Woman's Heartwarming Encounter With Uber Driver Wins Internet
The woman was deeply moved by this small act of humanity and shared her gratitude online.
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Indian Techie In US Considers Moving Back At Low Pay: "I Want To Progress But..."
An Indian techie, who chased that dream all the way to the US, is seeking Reddit's advice on whether he should move back to India.
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US Visa Refused After Indian Applicant Failed To Share Reddit Account
The user said their account was public, and it did not contain any 'offensive content', but they were still denied the clearance.
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"Have Money But Can't Enjoy": Indian Entrepreneur Earning Rs 1 Crore Yearly Shares Why He's "Not Happy"
A 28-year-old Indian entrepreneur has sparked a discussion online after sharing how, despite earning Rs 1 crore yearly, he is "not very happy".
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Employee's Blunt Response After Boss Stops Him From Lunch Break:"Khaane Ke Liye Kama Raha Hoon"
The employee's blunt response to the manager has resonated with many users, who praised his assertiveness.
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Reddit Post Highlights Growing Trend Of US Companies Outsourcing Jobs To India: "Gotten Out Of Hand"
The post has gone viral, with Reddit users discussing theconsequences of US staffing firms offshoring their recruiting operations to India.
