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"Feels Like Playing With Your Life": Ex-NRI Shares Dangers Of Driving In India, Internet Reacts
He highlighted the harsh realities of driving in India, where blinding high beams, potholes, stray animals, and sudden pedestrians make every journey a gamble.
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"I Miss My Bangalore": Viral Reddit Post Sparks Debate About City's Lost Charm
The Redditor said they missed their old 'Bangalore' before it became 'Bengaluru', adding that the city was missing basic infrastructure.
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Viral: Reddit User Shocked By "Quiet Time Surcharge" At Restaurant, Internet Reacts
A viral post on Reddit claimed that a customer was charged extra for the restaurant not being as busy as usual. Foodies had a lot to say about it.
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"It Feels Weird": Bengaluru Techie Quits Startup Job In 9 Days, Reddit Post Goes Viral
The story, shared via a Reddit post, quickly went viral, resonating with thousands who related to the sentiment or were intrigued by the bold move.
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Man Reveals Why He Doesn't Regret Leaving US For India: 'Doubled Net Worth'
The user stated that they went to the US in 2008 during the peak of the global recession to pursue an MS, despite 'doubts' from others.
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UPI 'Miracle' Helps Wife Recover Lost Phone, Husband Shares Heartwarming Story
A viral Reddit post has highlighted how UPI's utility extends beyond transactions, with a woman recovering her lost phone due to the technology.
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Redditor Shares 'Creepy' Encounter After Ticket Checker Sends Instagram Request
The individual said they felt 'creepy' by the entire encounter and contemplated how the railway official could have got access to their Instagram ID.
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"Don't Take A Job In Mumbai's BKC": Redditor's Viral Post On Traffic Chaos
Mumbai's Bandra-Kurla Complex (BKC) is considered one of the city's premier business and financial districts. But a Reddit user has warned people to avoid taking jobs there unless they live nearby.
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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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'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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'Don't Dare': Boss Loses It After Junior Worker Doesn't Call Him 'Sir'
A Reddit user shared a screenshot of a WhatsApp conversation with their boss, who lost it after not being called 'Sir'.
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Bengaluru Man Fined Rs 1000 After Civic Body Traces Garbage Bag Using His Girlfriend's Name, Internet Reacts
The BBMP marshals tracked down the man after finding an old parcel cover with his girlfriend's name and his address inside the trash bag.
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Delhi Broker Claims Rs 45,000 Is Too Low For A "Good" Flat In South Delhi, Post Sparks Debate
When the user mentioned his budget of Rs 45,000, the broker responded dismissively and suggested exploring cheaper areas like Lajpat Nagar or Kalkaji instead.
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"Feels Like Playing With Your Life": Ex-NRI Shares Dangers Of Driving In India, Internet Reacts
He highlighted the harsh realities of driving in India, where blinding high beams, potholes, stray animals, and sudden pedestrians make every journey a gamble.
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"I Miss My Bangalore": Viral Reddit Post Sparks Debate About City's Lost Charm
The Redditor said they missed their old 'Bangalore' before it became 'Bengaluru', adding that the city was missing basic infrastructure.
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Viral: Reddit User Shocked By "Quiet Time Surcharge" At Restaurant, Internet Reacts
A viral post on Reddit claimed that a customer was charged extra for the restaurant not being as busy as usual. Foodies had a lot to say about it.
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"It Feels Weird": Bengaluru Techie Quits Startup Job In 9 Days, Reddit Post Goes Viral
The story, shared via a Reddit post, quickly went viral, resonating with thousands who related to the sentiment or were intrigued by the bold move.
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Man Reveals Why He Doesn't Regret Leaving US For India: 'Doubled Net Worth'
The user stated that they went to the US in 2008 during the peak of the global recession to pursue an MS, despite 'doubts' from others.
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UPI 'Miracle' Helps Wife Recover Lost Phone, Husband Shares Heartwarming Story
A viral Reddit post has highlighted how UPI's utility extends beyond transactions, with a woman recovering her lost phone due to the technology.
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Redditor Shares 'Creepy' Encounter After Ticket Checker Sends Instagram Request
The individual said they felt 'creepy' by the entire encounter and contemplated how the railway official could have got access to their Instagram ID.
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"Don't Take A Job In Mumbai's BKC": Redditor's Viral Post On Traffic Chaos
Mumbai's Bandra-Kurla Complex (BKC) is considered one of the city's premier business and financial districts. But a Reddit user has warned people to avoid taking jobs there unless they live nearby.
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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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'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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'Don't Dare': Boss Loses It After Junior Worker Doesn't Call Him 'Sir'
A Reddit user shared a screenshot of a WhatsApp conversation with their boss, who lost it after not being called 'Sir'.
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Bengaluru Man Fined Rs 1000 After Civic Body Traces Garbage Bag Using His Girlfriend's Name, Internet Reacts
The BBMP marshals tracked down the man after finding an old parcel cover with his girlfriend's name and his address inside the trash bag.
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Delhi Broker Claims Rs 45,000 Is Too Low For A "Good" Flat In South Delhi, Post Sparks Debate
When the user mentioned his budget of Rs 45,000, the broker responded dismissively and suggested exploring cheaper areas like Lajpat Nagar or Kalkaji instead.
