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'A Wake-Up Call': Motel Killing Of Indian-Origin Man Sparks Fear Among NRIs, Reddit Post Viral
The NRI Redditor stated that the Dallas motel incident was a wake-up call for those who had settled in the US, away from the country.
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"Study Hard, Marry Rich Girl, Use Multani Mitti": BTech Student's 10-Year Plan Goes Viral
A BTech student's humorous and ambitious 10-year plan, shared on Reddit, has gone viral, resonating with many for its blend of earnest goals and quirky objectives, shedding light on the pressures faced by engineering students in India.
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Bengaluru Techie Seeks Reddit Advice On Buying Rs 2.7 Crore 3BHK With Rs 1.8 Crore Loan
The 1,800 square feet apartment, in an eight-year-old gated community by a Tier-1 developer, promises greenery, metro access, and the perks of a well-maintained society.
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Indian Employee Laid Off Two Days After Joining Company, Shares Heartbreaking Experience
A Reddit user was fired from their new job without severance, two days after joining the new firm.
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Bengaluru Man's 4-Hour Traffic Struggle Sparks Metro Vs Car Debate
A Bengaluru resident's 4-hour commute from Whitefield to JP Nagar sparks debate on social media, with many suggesting the metro as a better option.
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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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"Manager Can Ruin Your Mental Health": Boss Asks Employee To Join Office Despite Family Crisis
The post reflects a growing concern among young professionals about the lack of empathy in corporate environments, particularly when it comes to mental health and personal emergencies.
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Woman Uses First Salary To Fulfil Father's Dream, Books Stay At Taj Mahal Palace
The woman shared that the staff at The Taj Mahal Palace surprised her father with a letter, flowers, cake, and framed family photos, including one of her mother, outside the hotel in the 80s.
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Bengaluru Proofreader With Class 10 Education Saves Rs 1 Crore In 25 Years, Inspires The Internet
In his Reddit post, he shared that his journey to financial independence was built on patience, not quick fixes.
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'Literal Hell': Gurugram Resident Rages After Falling Into Drain Amid Heavy Rains
In a Reddit post, the user mentioned they had been staying in the city for five months but could not wait to get out.
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Swiss Tourist Shares Disappointing Travel Experience In India: "So Many Scams Going On"
He expressed his frustration online, stating that he'd hesitate to recommend India to friends and family due to the prevalence of scams and people with ill intentions.
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Bengaluru Man Sitting On Footpath Seeks Help, Claims To Have 14-Year Banking Experience
The message on the note revealed that despite having 14 years of experience in banking, he found himself jobless and homeless.
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'I'm A Kannadiga But...': Bengaluru Resident Feels Like 'Stranger' In Own City Amid Cultural Shift
The Reddit user said Bengaluru had stopped feeling like home for them, whilst others came to the city and created their own communities.
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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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Reddit User Says Boss Asks Employees To Log Off At 7 PM, Sparks Work-Life Balance Debate
The post went viral, with many users praising the boss's approach. Some said that they wish their workplaces had similar cultures.
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'A Wake-Up Call': Motel Killing Of Indian-Origin Man Sparks Fear Among NRIs, Reddit Post Viral
The NRI Redditor stated that the Dallas motel incident was a wake-up call for those who had settled in the US, away from the country.
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"Study Hard, Marry Rich Girl, Use Multani Mitti": BTech Student's 10-Year Plan Goes Viral
A BTech student's humorous and ambitious 10-year plan, shared on Reddit, has gone viral, resonating with many for its blend of earnest goals and quirky objectives, shedding light on the pressures faced by engineering students in India.
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Bengaluru Techie Seeks Reddit Advice On Buying Rs 2.7 Crore 3BHK With Rs 1.8 Crore Loan
The 1,800 square feet apartment, in an eight-year-old gated community by a Tier-1 developer, promises greenery, metro access, and the perks of a well-maintained society.
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Indian Employee Laid Off Two Days After Joining Company, Shares Heartbreaking Experience
A Reddit user was fired from their new job without severance, two days after joining the new firm.
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Bengaluru Man's 4-Hour Traffic Struggle Sparks Metro Vs Car Debate
A Bengaluru resident's 4-hour commute from Whitefield to JP Nagar sparks debate on social media, with many suggesting the metro as a better option.
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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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"Manager Can Ruin Your Mental Health": Boss Asks Employee To Join Office Despite Family Crisis
The post reflects a growing concern among young professionals about the lack of empathy in corporate environments, particularly when it comes to mental health and personal emergencies.
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Woman Uses First Salary To Fulfil Father's Dream, Books Stay At Taj Mahal Palace
The woman shared that the staff at The Taj Mahal Palace surprised her father with a letter, flowers, cake, and framed family photos, including one of her mother, outside the hotel in the 80s.
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Bengaluru Proofreader With Class 10 Education Saves Rs 1 Crore In 25 Years, Inspires The Internet
In his Reddit post, he shared that his journey to financial independence was built on patience, not quick fixes.
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'Literal Hell': Gurugram Resident Rages After Falling Into Drain Amid Heavy Rains
In a Reddit post, the user mentioned they had been staying in the city for five months but could not wait to get out.
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Swiss Tourist Shares Disappointing Travel Experience In India: "So Many Scams Going On"
He expressed his frustration online, stating that he'd hesitate to recommend India to friends and family due to the prevalence of scams and people with ill intentions.
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Bengaluru Man Sitting On Footpath Seeks Help, Claims To Have 14-Year Banking Experience
The message on the note revealed that despite having 14 years of experience in banking, he found himself jobless and homeless.
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'I'm A Kannadiga But...': Bengaluru Resident Feels Like 'Stranger' In Own City Amid Cultural Shift
The Reddit user said Bengaluru had stopped feeling like home for them, whilst others came to the city and created their own communities.
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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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Reddit User Says Boss Asks Employees To Log Off At 7 PM, Sparks Work-Life Balance Debate
The post went viral, with many users praising the boss's approach. Some said that they wish their workplaces had similar cultures.
