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Passengers Turn Train Coach Into Dance Floor, Video Sparks Debate: "Live Reality Show"
The incident involved a large family group that reportedly took over a train coach, treating it like their "personal studio" by blasting loud music, shouting, and filming reels.
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"Instagram Addiction Is Real": Bengaluru Man Raises Concern After Spotting Reel-Obsessed Crowd In Metro
He noted that most passengers appeared to be busy with their mobile phones.
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Yami Gautam Breaks Silence On 'Liking' Reel Shading Kriti Sanon's Best Actress Win: 'Never Resorted To Cheap PR Tactics'
Yami explained that she gets tagged in a large number of posts every day, which can sometimes result in accidental likes
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Khamenei Falls, World Reels: Iran's War Sucks In NATO, Arabs In 72 Hours
US-Israel strikes kill Iran's Khamenei, igniting Shahed drone retaliation across Gulf bases, refineries, and cities. Europe deploys warships to defend Cyprus; Canada eyes involvement. 1,000+ dead in 72 hours as Arabs rage, Trump mulls regime change.
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US-Israel Strike Iran's Konarak Naval Base, 3 Ships Sunk
Iran continues to reel from the joint US, Israeli attacks. Latest satellite imagery, released yesterday, appears to show damaged buildings at Konarak naval base in southern Iran along the Gulf of Oman.
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Sensex Falls 1,100 Points, Nifty 330 As Markets Open After Iran Strikes
Indian equities market took a tumble on Monday as global markets reeled from the escalating conflict in West Asia.
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Madhya Pradesh Police Trainees' Reel Sparks Storm, Show-Cause Notices Issued
The obsession with creating reels inside the police force refuses to fade and has landed six newly recruited constables in serious trouble.
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Opinion | Why Social Media Platforms Must Share The Wealth Others Create For Them
There are an estimated 2-2.5 million active digital creators in India. Yet only 8-10% effectively monetise their work.
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The Price of Silence: Why India's Two-Stage Car Launches Are Backfiring?
In the age of reels and rapid opinion, price silence is not suspense-it's misdirection. And in India's car market, misdirection can cost far more than a delayed announcement.
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How Influencers From Northeast Are Clapping Back At Racism With Humorous Reels
Each episode of racism sparks outrage, and hashtags trend. But this time, alongside the fury, something else surfaced: wit
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Passengers Turn Train Coach Into Dance Floor, Video Sparks Debate: "Live Reality Show"
The incident involved a large family group that reportedly took over a train coach, treating it like their "personal studio" by blasting loud music, shouting, and filming reels.
-
"Instagram Addiction Is Real": Bengaluru Man Raises Concern After Spotting Reel-Obsessed Crowd In Metro
He noted that most passengers appeared to be busy with their mobile phones.
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Yami Gautam Breaks Silence On 'Liking' Reel Shading Kriti Sanon's Best Actress Win: 'Never Resorted To Cheap PR Tactics'
Yami explained that she gets tagged in a large number of posts every day, which can sometimes result in accidental likes
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Khamenei Falls, World Reels: Iran's War Sucks In NATO, Arabs In 72 Hours
US-Israel strikes kill Iran's Khamenei, igniting Shahed drone retaliation across Gulf bases, refineries, and cities. Europe deploys warships to defend Cyprus; Canada eyes involvement. 1,000+ dead in 72 hours as Arabs rage, Trump mulls regime change.
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US-Israel Strike Iran's Konarak Naval Base, 3 Ships Sunk
Iran continues to reel from the joint US, Israeli attacks. Latest satellite imagery, released yesterday, appears to show damaged buildings at Konarak naval base in southern Iran along the Gulf of Oman.
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Sensex Falls 1,100 Points, Nifty 330 As Markets Open After Iran Strikes
Indian equities market took a tumble on Monday as global markets reeled from the escalating conflict in West Asia.
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Madhya Pradesh Police Trainees' Reel Sparks Storm, Show-Cause Notices Issued
The obsession with creating reels inside the police force refuses to fade and has landed six newly recruited constables in serious trouble.
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Opinion | Why Social Media Platforms Must Share The Wealth Others Create For Them
There are an estimated 2-2.5 million active digital creators in India. Yet only 8-10% effectively monetise their work.
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The Price of Silence: Why India's Two-Stage Car Launches Are Backfiring?
In the age of reels and rapid opinion, price silence is not suspense-it's misdirection. And in India's car market, misdirection can cost far more than a delayed announcement.
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How Influencers From Northeast Are Clapping Back At Racism With Humorous Reels
Each episode of racism sparks outrage, and hashtags trend. But this time, alongside the fury, something else surfaced: wit
