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Techie Claims He Was Fired For Failing To Reply To Boss While On Holiday: "Extremely Fragile Ego"
The 29-year-old techie explained that he was travelling in a remote, high-altitude area with no mobile network coverage for several days during an official holiday.
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Indian Company Restricts LinkedIn Use For Employees: 'No Likes, No Comments'
An Indian company instructed employees not to like, comment, or use the 'Open To Work' badge on LinkedIn, citing professionalism and company image.
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Boss Demands Live Location From Employee Requesting Sick Leave: 'It's Not Okay'
An employee posted a WhatsApp chat screenshot where their boss demanded live location, citing HR policy.
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Viral: Candidate Given Samosa And Cold Drink At Job Interview: How Internet Is Reacting
A Reddit user explained that they received a snack and a beverage when they happened to go for a walk-in interview at a company in Gurugram. The post has received a lot of attention online.
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Passenger Carved Name On IndiGo Flight Window. Internet Calls Them "Idiot"
In the image, the window glass of the aircraft clearly had a name carved into it.
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Reddit Slams Thar Owner For Ignoring Rules In Well-Organised Chandigarh Society
A viral Reddit post slamming a poorly parked Thar in Chandigarh renews online debate over the behaviour of Thar drivers in India.
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'But We Have Deadline': Boss Tells Employee Who Was Having Breathing Difficulties
An Indian employee shared an incident where their boss disregarded health issues, emphasising deadlines over well-being during a breathing emergency.
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Woman Shares Post About Sending Notice To "Society Uncles", Reddit Finds Loopholes
Another user flagged inconsistencies and past deleted posts, suggesting the story may be fabricated for attention, sparking debate over online credibility and digital narratives.
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"Country Changed Beyond Recognition": After Seven Years In Europe, NRI Calls India's Transformation Stunning
The user also mentioned changes in people's clothing, especially in women's clothing. According to him, Western-style clothing is being worn more frequently, and women appear to be wearing more modern and revealing clothing than before.
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NRI Returns After 7 Years, Amazed by India's Rapid Transformation: "Digital Payments Are Everywhere"
Upon moving back a few months ago, the user said he was taken aback by the visible and significant changes across various aspects of life in India.
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Employee Claims Company Fines Rs 100 For Not Wearing Ethnic on Fridays: "Is This Even Legal?"
Legal experts and HR professionals online have raised several concerns regarding the legality of such a policy in India.
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Indian Employee Praises Boss For Being "Nicest Person", Internet Reacts
The social media post has gone viral on Reddit, with many users praising the manager's leadership style.
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Man Reveals How The Car He 'Regretted' Buying Saved His Daughter's Lungs
A father shared how his Maruti Fronx protected his daughter's lungs from pollution during a trip between Panvel and Nashik.
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Employee Denied Leave For Period Pain At Mumbai Mental Health NGO, Internet Says "That's So Ironic"
The incident sparked significant discussion online, with many people criticising the NGO's lack of empathy, especially given its stated mission of working for mental health.
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NRI Decides To Return To India After Mother's Death, Questions 'What Was The Point' Of Moving To Canada
An Indian software developer in Canada decided to move back to the homeland after his mother died of cardiac arrest.
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Techie Claims He Was Fired For Failing To Reply To Boss While On Holiday: "Extremely Fragile Ego"
The 29-year-old techie explained that he was travelling in a remote, high-altitude area with no mobile network coverage for several days during an official holiday.
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Indian Company Restricts LinkedIn Use For Employees: 'No Likes, No Comments'
An Indian company instructed employees not to like, comment, or use the 'Open To Work' badge on LinkedIn, citing professionalism and company image.
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Boss Demands Live Location From Employee Requesting Sick Leave: 'It's Not Okay'
An employee posted a WhatsApp chat screenshot where their boss demanded live location, citing HR policy.
-
Viral: Candidate Given Samosa And Cold Drink At Job Interview: How Internet Is Reacting
A Reddit user explained that they received a snack and a beverage when they happened to go for a walk-in interview at a company in Gurugram. The post has received a lot of attention online.
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Passenger Carved Name On IndiGo Flight Window. Internet Calls Them "Idiot"
In the image, the window glass of the aircraft clearly had a name carved into it.
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Reddit Slams Thar Owner For Ignoring Rules In Well-Organised Chandigarh Society
A viral Reddit post slamming a poorly parked Thar in Chandigarh renews online debate over the behaviour of Thar drivers in India.
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'But We Have Deadline': Boss Tells Employee Who Was Having Breathing Difficulties
An Indian employee shared an incident where their boss disregarded health issues, emphasising deadlines over well-being during a breathing emergency.
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Woman Shares Post About Sending Notice To "Society Uncles", Reddit Finds Loopholes
Another user flagged inconsistencies and past deleted posts, suggesting the story may be fabricated for attention, sparking debate over online credibility and digital narratives.
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"Country Changed Beyond Recognition": After Seven Years In Europe, NRI Calls India's Transformation Stunning
The user also mentioned changes in people's clothing, especially in women's clothing. According to him, Western-style clothing is being worn more frequently, and women appear to be wearing more modern and revealing clothing than before.
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NRI Returns After 7 Years, Amazed by India's Rapid Transformation: "Digital Payments Are Everywhere"
Upon moving back a few months ago, the user said he was taken aback by the visible and significant changes across various aspects of life in India.
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Employee Claims Company Fines Rs 100 For Not Wearing Ethnic on Fridays: "Is This Even Legal?"
Legal experts and HR professionals online have raised several concerns regarding the legality of such a policy in India.
-
Indian Employee Praises Boss For Being "Nicest Person", Internet Reacts
The social media post has gone viral on Reddit, with many users praising the manager's leadership style.
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Man Reveals How The Car He 'Regretted' Buying Saved His Daughter's Lungs
A father shared how his Maruti Fronx protected his daughter's lungs from pollution during a trip between Panvel and Nashik.
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Employee Denied Leave For Period Pain At Mumbai Mental Health NGO, Internet Says "That's So Ironic"
The incident sparked significant discussion online, with many people criticising the NGO's lack of empathy, especially given its stated mission of working for mental health.
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NRI Decides To Return To India After Mother's Death, Questions 'What Was The Point' Of Moving To Canada
An Indian software developer in Canada decided to move back to the homeland after his mother died of cardiac arrest.
