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How "Agent 47" Turned European Teenagers Into Real-Life Assassins
Teenagers are reportedly offered large sums of money to carry out killings. However, many are arrested before they receive any payment.
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Nantucket Shop Owner Sparks Debate With 'No Influencers' Sign
A 'No Influencers' sign at a Nantucket shop ignites discussion about social media culture.
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Parents Visit Son's Google Office For The First Time, Internet Gets Emotional
The heartwarming clip, captioned "My office, their pride", captured the joy and pride of parents seeing their child's professional achievements up close and drew warm reactions online.
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Sam Altman Faces Backlash After Suggesting ChatGPT Create Daily Podcasts For Children
While some praised the idea as creative and practical, critics argued it could replace important parent-child conversations.
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8 In 10 Australian Teens Still On Social Media Despite Under-16 Ban
Before the ban, nearly 86% of children surveyed reported using at least one age-restricted platform. Three months later, that figure remained above 81%, the report said.
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1-Way Messaging To 2-Way Dialogue: BJP's New Gen Z Outreach Strategy
The BJP is considering increasing its activity on other platforms such as Instagram, Snapchat and Reddit. A team of young people may be formed for this purpose
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MLC Post For Rs 1 Crore? Karnataka Woman Alleges Fraud, Sexual Harassment
Following directions issued by a Magistrate Court, police registered an FIR under multiple sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), including provisions related to cheating, criminal intimidation and offences against women.
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Fired From Job, 3 Failed Businesses And Just $20 In Bank: How This Woman Beat The Odds
Singapore entrepreneur Miza Nazili has shared the hidden struggles behind her business success, revealing experiences of job loss, business failures, debt and rejection before building multiple thriving brands.
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Millennials Cheer Possible Myspace Comeback: "Waiting For The Right Time"
Myspace was founded in 2003, just a year before Facebook, but eventually lost its dominance.
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Millennials Cheer Possible Myspace Comeback: "Waiting For The Right Time"
Myspace was founded in 2003, just a year before Facebook, but eventually lost its dominance.
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Woman Labels Spending Rs 30 Lakh On Wedding 'Worst Mistake' Of Her Life
Woman says spending Rs 30 lakh on a wedding is a bad financial decision influenced by societal pressure.
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Italian Students Mock Thai Woman On Train, End Up Facing Police Fines
An Italian student group caused outrage on a Bangkok BTS train by mocking a Thai woman who asked them to lower their voices.
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Lying Down But Feeling Tired? The Hidden Reason Social Media Breaks Don't Rest Your Brain
If you are guilty of lying down and scrolling on social media, then you need to change your habits. Here is why changing your social media behaviour is important and how social media breaks don't actually rest your brain.
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Delhi Government Approves New Internship Guidelines For Social Welfare Institutions
Delhi's Social Welfare Department offers internships for students in social work and related fields at government institutions for elderly and disabled persons.
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"It's Not Skills": Man Reveals The Real Reason People Stay Jobless For Years
A content creator has sparked online debate after claiming that long-term unemployment is down to a lack of self-confidence, advising jobseekers to apply to 50 companies every day to secure a role.
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How "Agent 47" Turned European Teenagers Into Real-Life Assassins
Teenagers are reportedly offered large sums of money to carry out killings. However, many are arrested before they receive any payment.
-
Nantucket Shop Owner Sparks Debate With 'No Influencers' Sign
A 'No Influencers' sign at a Nantucket shop ignites discussion about social media culture.
-
Parents Visit Son's Google Office For The First Time, Internet Gets Emotional
The heartwarming clip, captioned "My office, their pride", captured the joy and pride of parents seeing their child's professional achievements up close and drew warm reactions online.
-
Sam Altman Faces Backlash After Suggesting ChatGPT Create Daily Podcasts For Children
While some praised the idea as creative and practical, critics argued it could replace important parent-child conversations.
-
8 In 10 Australian Teens Still On Social Media Despite Under-16 Ban
Before the ban, nearly 86% of children surveyed reported using at least one age-restricted platform. Three months later, that figure remained above 81%, the report said.
-
1-Way Messaging To 2-Way Dialogue: BJP's New Gen Z Outreach Strategy
The BJP is considering increasing its activity on other platforms such as Instagram, Snapchat and Reddit. A team of young people may be formed for this purpose
-
MLC Post For Rs 1 Crore? Karnataka Woman Alleges Fraud, Sexual Harassment
Following directions issued by a Magistrate Court, police registered an FIR under multiple sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), including provisions related to cheating, criminal intimidation and offences against women.
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Fired From Job, 3 Failed Businesses And Just $20 In Bank: How This Woman Beat The Odds
Singapore entrepreneur Miza Nazili has shared the hidden struggles behind her business success, revealing experiences of job loss, business failures, debt and rejection before building multiple thriving brands.
-
Millennials Cheer Possible Myspace Comeback: "Waiting For The Right Time"
Myspace was founded in 2003, just a year before Facebook, but eventually lost its dominance.
-
Millennials Cheer Possible Myspace Comeback: "Waiting For The Right Time"
Myspace was founded in 2003, just a year before Facebook, but eventually lost its dominance.
-
Woman Labels Spending Rs 30 Lakh On Wedding 'Worst Mistake' Of Her Life
Woman says spending Rs 30 lakh on a wedding is a bad financial decision influenced by societal pressure.
-
Italian Students Mock Thai Woman On Train, End Up Facing Police Fines
An Italian student group caused outrage on a Bangkok BTS train by mocking a Thai woman who asked them to lower their voices.
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Lying Down But Feeling Tired? The Hidden Reason Social Media Breaks Don't Rest Your Brain
If you are guilty of lying down and scrolling on social media, then you need to change your habits. Here is why changing your social media behaviour is important and how social media breaks don't actually rest your brain.
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Delhi Government Approves New Internship Guidelines For Social Welfare Institutions
Delhi's Social Welfare Department offers internships for students in social work and related fields at government institutions for elderly and disabled persons.
-
"It's Not Skills": Man Reveals The Real Reason People Stay Jobless For Years
A content creator has sparked online debate after claiming that long-term unemployment is down to a lack of self-confidence, advising jobseekers to apply to 50 companies every day to secure a role.
