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This Man's US Tourist Visa Rejection Goes Viral, Sparks Debate On Relatives In America
A viral Reddit post has sparked debate and raised questions on how English fluency and having family members in the US may affect a US B-2 tourist visa application.
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"Rampant Favouritism": Reddit User Calls NRI Managers "Worse" Than Indian Bosses
According to the post, these managers tend to treat Indian team members as subordinates and reserve high-profile projects for a select few, leading to widespread demotivation.
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"Maid's Family Earns Rs 1.3 Lakh Per Month, Tax Free": Reddit Post Goes Viral
A Reddit post comparing the collective earnings of a family of a domestic help with that of a tax-paying salaried individual has received massive criticism on the platform.
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Passenger Left Fuming After AC Coach Turned Into Wedding Party Venue: "Worst Travel Experience"
The user described the family as visibly wealthy, with at least 25-30 members, including 8-9 children, dressed to the nines and acting as if they were on their way to a wedding.
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Old Note Urging Differently Abled To "Come Upstairs" To Use Lift Goes Viral, Sparks Outrage Online
A note outside a building has left social media users baffled. The note instructs people to climb upstairs and inform a staff member that they need to use the life designed for them.
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Couple Sends "You're Not Invited" Cards To Family Members, Assigns Tasks To Invited Guests
A soon-to-be-married couple left a family member taken aback after sharing their decision to send "you are not invited cards" to the people who didn't make the cut on their wedding guest list.
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''Avoid Travelling...'': Redditor Accuses Lufthansa Staff Of Insulting Indians, Paytm CEO Reacts
A Reddit user mentioned several instances of the Lufthansa staff members discriminating against Indians and insulting them.
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YouTube Spotted Testing ‘1080p Premium’ Video Quality With Enhanced Bitrate
YouTube has been spotted testing a new high-quality video feature. The new video quality “1080p Premium,” as seen by a Reddit user, appears on YouTube video quality settings with the “Enhanced bitrate” label. The new video quality option seems to be available only for YouTube Premium users. The option appears alongside the ‘regular’ 108...
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Watch: Man Tried To Control An Alligator With A Shirt, What Happened Next Will Scare You
The horrific video has been viewed multiple times by Reddit members. They were shocked by the spooky footage and posted a lot of comments.
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Video Of Woman's Abusive And Violent Meltdown On Flight Goes Viral
A video showing a woman shouting at a plane full of passengers is going viral on social media. The clip showed a woman swearing and shouting at crew and passengers after reportedly being told to remove her dog from her lap on the flight.
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Woman Forgets Purse While Boarding Flight. Ground Crew Does The Unthinkable
The ground staff member tosses over the purse to the pilot who catches it perfectly. The video is a hit on Reddit.
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Reddit Talk Is the Latest Audio-Only Chat Feature to Rival Clubhouse
Reddit Talk is the latest Clubhouse rival. It offers features similar to Clubhouse, Twitter Spaces, and others and also allows the audience to react with emojis. Hosts can also select different backgrounds to personalise the calls. The feature currently only allows community moderators to host calls.
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Reddit Names Michael Seibel to Board After Ohanian's Call for Black Candidate
Social network company Reddit on Wednesday named venture capital investor Michael Seibel to its board, days after co-founder and former director Alexis Ohanian resigned and called for the company to replace him with a black candidate.
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Reddit Co-Founder, Serena William's Husband, Quits Board, Seeks Black Member
Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian, the husband of tennis star Serena Williams, called Friday for his seat on the board of the social news company to be given to a black candidate. Ohanian said in an online post that he resigned from the board of Reddit, which he co-founded 15 years ago.
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Reddit boosts news capabilities in social media turf grab
Reddit, a website with a retro-'90s look and space-alien mascot that tracks everything from online news to celebrity Q&As, is going after more eyeballs, and advertising, by allowing members of its passionate community to post their own news more quickly and easily.
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This Man's US Tourist Visa Rejection Goes Viral, Sparks Debate On Relatives In America
A viral Reddit post has sparked debate and raised questions on how English fluency and having family members in the US may affect a US B-2 tourist visa application.
-
"Rampant Favouritism": Reddit User Calls NRI Managers "Worse" Than Indian Bosses
According to the post, these managers tend to treat Indian team members as subordinates and reserve high-profile projects for a select few, leading to widespread demotivation.
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"Maid's Family Earns Rs 1.3 Lakh Per Month, Tax Free": Reddit Post Goes Viral
A Reddit post comparing the collective earnings of a family of a domestic help with that of a tax-paying salaried individual has received massive criticism on the platform.
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Passenger Left Fuming After AC Coach Turned Into Wedding Party Venue: "Worst Travel Experience"
The user described the family as visibly wealthy, with at least 25-30 members, including 8-9 children, dressed to the nines and acting as if they were on their way to a wedding.
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Old Note Urging Differently Abled To "Come Upstairs" To Use Lift Goes Viral, Sparks Outrage Online
A note outside a building has left social media users baffled. The note instructs people to climb upstairs and inform a staff member that they need to use the life designed for them.
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Couple Sends "You're Not Invited" Cards To Family Members, Assigns Tasks To Invited Guests
A soon-to-be-married couple left a family member taken aback after sharing their decision to send "you are not invited cards" to the people who didn't make the cut on their wedding guest list.
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''Avoid Travelling...'': Redditor Accuses Lufthansa Staff Of Insulting Indians, Paytm CEO Reacts
A Reddit user mentioned several instances of the Lufthansa staff members discriminating against Indians and insulting them.
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YouTube Spotted Testing ‘1080p Premium’ Video Quality With Enhanced Bitrate
YouTube has been spotted testing a new high-quality video feature. The new video quality “1080p Premium,” as seen by a Reddit user, appears on YouTube video quality settings with the “Enhanced bitrate” label. The new video quality option seems to be available only for YouTube Premium users. The option appears alongside the ‘regular’ 108...
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Watch: Man Tried To Control An Alligator With A Shirt, What Happened Next Will Scare You
The horrific video has been viewed multiple times by Reddit members. They were shocked by the spooky footage and posted a lot of comments.
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Video Of Woman's Abusive And Violent Meltdown On Flight Goes Viral
A video showing a woman shouting at a plane full of passengers is going viral on social media. The clip showed a woman swearing and shouting at crew and passengers after reportedly being told to remove her dog from her lap on the flight.
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Woman Forgets Purse While Boarding Flight. Ground Crew Does The Unthinkable
The ground staff member tosses over the purse to the pilot who catches it perfectly. The video is a hit on Reddit.
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Reddit Talk Is the Latest Audio-Only Chat Feature to Rival Clubhouse
Reddit Talk is the latest Clubhouse rival. It offers features similar to Clubhouse, Twitter Spaces, and others and also allows the audience to react with emojis. Hosts can also select different backgrounds to personalise the calls. The feature currently only allows community moderators to host calls.
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Reddit Names Michael Seibel to Board After Ohanian's Call for Black Candidate
Social network company Reddit on Wednesday named venture capital investor Michael Seibel to its board, days after co-founder and former director Alexis Ohanian resigned and called for the company to replace him with a black candidate.
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Reddit Co-Founder, Serena William's Husband, Quits Board, Seeks Black Member
Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian, the husband of tennis star Serena Williams, called Friday for his seat on the board of the social news company to be given to a black candidate. Ohanian said in an online post that he resigned from the board of Reddit, which he co-founded 15 years ago.
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Reddit boosts news capabilities in social media turf grab
Reddit, a website with a retro-'90s look and space-alien mascot that tracks everything from online news to celebrity Q&As, is going after more eyeballs, and advertising, by allowing members of its passionate community to post their own news more quickly and easily.
