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US Passport, Indian Education: Engineer's Career Dilemma Goes Viral
An American citizen educated entirely in India seeks advice on working abroad, highlighting the challenges faced by globally mobile students navigating international job markets.
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US-Born Woman's Honest Take On Moving To India: "Culture Shock Is Real"
Born and raised in the US, she was terrified by the negative stereotypes she had heard and initially refused to go.
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Bengaluru DINK Couple Earning Rs 8 Lakh A Month Plans Rs 4 Crore Ready Home, Asks Reddit For Advice
The couple, both in their late 30s say the decision is less about luxury and more about stability, time, and mental peace.
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"God Bless You, Beta": Chandigarh Uber Driver's Words Leave Student Emotional
A simple cab ride in Chandigarh turned into a heart-warming moment after a 40-year-old Uber driver praised a 19-year-old students upbringing.
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Student Shares 'Creepy' Encounter On Pune-Delhi Train: "He Was Constantly Staring At Me"
The woman reported that the man stared at her continuously for most of the 32-hour journey, including while she was sitting, laying down, or sleeping.
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Indian Man Praises US For Changing His Life's Trajectory: "I Love India, But Coming Here..."
Venu praised the American system for rewarding "effort, discipline, and consistency," stating that those willing to work and take risks have a real shot at changing their outcomes.
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Tired Of The US, American Man Considers Moving To Delhi: "Love Indian Food, Women"
He wanted to know from Reddit users if it's realistic to build a good life in Delhi as a foreigner.
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Viral Reddit Posts On Rs 5 Tip For Zomato Agent Sparks Discussion About Tipping Culture
It all began when a woman took to Reddit to explain a "weird request" she allegedly received from a Zomato delivery agent around midnight. She felt it was a scam, but people disagreed.
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"Stay In India": Techie Opens Up About Struggles Of Studying And Working In Ireland
He noted that employers are increasingly reluctant to hire non-EU candidates due to the Irish government's hike in the minimum salary threshold for work visa sponsorship.
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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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US Passport, Indian Education: Engineer's Career Dilemma Goes Viral
An American citizen educated entirely in India seeks advice on working abroad, highlighting the challenges faced by globally mobile students navigating international job markets.
-
US-Born Woman's Honest Take On Moving To India: "Culture Shock Is Real"
Born and raised in the US, she was terrified by the negative stereotypes she had heard and initially refused to go.
-
Bengaluru DINK Couple Earning Rs 8 Lakh A Month Plans Rs 4 Crore Ready Home, Asks Reddit For Advice
The couple, both in their late 30s say the decision is less about luxury and more about stability, time, and mental peace.
-
"God Bless You, Beta": Chandigarh Uber Driver's Words Leave Student Emotional
A simple cab ride in Chandigarh turned into a heart-warming moment after a 40-year-old Uber driver praised a 19-year-old students upbringing.
-
Student Shares 'Creepy' Encounter On Pune-Delhi Train: "He Was Constantly Staring At Me"
The woman reported that the man stared at her continuously for most of the 32-hour journey, including while she was sitting, laying down, or sleeping.
-
Indian Man Praises US For Changing His Life's Trajectory: "I Love India, But Coming Here..."
Venu praised the American system for rewarding "effort, discipline, and consistency," stating that those willing to work and take risks have a real shot at changing their outcomes.
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Tired Of The US, American Man Considers Moving To Delhi: "Love Indian Food, Women"
He wanted to know from Reddit users if it's realistic to build a good life in Delhi as a foreigner.
-
Viral Reddit Posts On Rs 5 Tip For Zomato Agent Sparks Discussion About Tipping Culture
It all began when a woman took to Reddit to explain a "weird request" she allegedly received from a Zomato delivery agent around midnight. She felt it was a scam, but people disagreed.
-
"Stay In India": Techie Opens Up About Struggles Of Studying And Working In Ireland
He noted that employers are increasingly reluctant to hire non-EU candidates due to the Irish government's hike in the minimum salary threshold for work visa sponsorship.
-
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.
