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Air India Passenger Alleges Rotten Aloo Chaat Served On DelhiPune Flight, Airline Responds
An Air India flier voiced strong dissatisfaction with the food served on board.
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Study Finds Rude Replies Are More Acceptable Than Starting A Fight
The study shows that people evaluate rude behaviour largely based on the situation in which it occurs.
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Internet Slams 'Actor-Doctor' Sreeleela Over 'Periods Not An Excuse' Remark: "Don't Undermine Women's Pain"
She is set to appear next in Anurag Basu's upcoming musical romance film alongside Kartik Aaryan
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No More Delete And Retype: Instagram Brings Comment Editing To All Users
Edited comments display a grey "Edited" tag, though original versions remain hidden. The feature is rolling out gradually and applies to text only.
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Foodies Around The World Are Pouring Melted Chocolate On Pringles. Is It Worth It?
This sweet and salty trend is taking over social media feeds
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Blind Passenger Shares "Interesting" Encounter With Deaf Uber Driver: "Still Understood Everything"
This case showcases the importance of inclusivity in everyday services like Uber, a firm that has taken steps to support drivers with disabilities.
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"Didn't Claim I Was Hired": 19-Year-Old Creator Clears Air On Viral BMW Job Offer
The post highlights how Gauri M secured a full-time personal marketing role at BMW not through academic credentials but by building a strong personal brand and social media presence.
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Virat Kohli Gives His Review Of Dhurandhar 2, Has A Message For Ranveer Singh
Indian cricket team star batter Virat Kohli took to social media to give his review of the blockbuster film Dhurandhar 2.
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Pradeep Ranganathan Isn't What He Appears On Screen, Reveals LIK Co-Star Krithi Shetty
In an exclusive conversation with NDTV, Krithi Shetty talks about learning on the job, dealing with social media pressure, and why she believes in old-school love in a modern world
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Paradise Lost? What Ramayana Feels Like In The Age Of Reels
People will continue to outrage, sentiments will also be hurt. Ramayana makers can only up their game
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Air India Passenger Alleges Rotten Aloo Chaat Served On DelhiPune Flight, Airline Responds
An Air India flier voiced strong dissatisfaction with the food served on board.
-
Study Finds Rude Replies Are More Acceptable Than Starting A Fight
The study shows that people evaluate rude behaviour largely based on the situation in which it occurs.
-
Internet Slams 'Actor-Doctor' Sreeleela Over 'Periods Not An Excuse' Remark: "Don't Undermine Women's Pain"
She is set to appear next in Anurag Basu's upcoming musical romance film alongside Kartik Aaryan
-
No More Delete And Retype: Instagram Brings Comment Editing To All Users
Edited comments display a grey "Edited" tag, though original versions remain hidden. The feature is rolling out gradually and applies to text only.
-
Foodies Around The World Are Pouring Melted Chocolate On Pringles. Is It Worth It?
This sweet and salty trend is taking over social media feeds
-
Blind Passenger Shares "Interesting" Encounter With Deaf Uber Driver: "Still Understood Everything"
This case showcases the importance of inclusivity in everyday services like Uber, a firm that has taken steps to support drivers with disabilities.
-
"Didn't Claim I Was Hired": 19-Year-Old Creator Clears Air On Viral BMW Job Offer
The post highlights how Gauri M secured a full-time personal marketing role at BMW not through academic credentials but by building a strong personal brand and social media presence.
-
Virat Kohli Gives His Review Of Dhurandhar 2, Has A Message For Ranveer Singh
Indian cricket team star batter Virat Kohli took to social media to give his review of the blockbuster film Dhurandhar 2.
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Pradeep Ranganathan Isn't What He Appears On Screen, Reveals LIK Co-Star Krithi Shetty
In an exclusive conversation with NDTV, Krithi Shetty talks about learning on the job, dealing with social media pressure, and why she believes in old-school love in a modern world
-
Paradise Lost? What Ramayana Feels Like In The Age Of Reels
People will continue to outrage, sentiments will also be hurt. Ramayana makers can only up their game
