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Indian Billionaire Seen Boarding Public Bus In Dubai, Internet Praises His Humility
The clip captures Yusuff Ali stepping onto a bus and warmly shaking hands with the driver.
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"Bengaluru And Bangaluru Are Different Cities," Internet Reacts After Seeing Confusing Traffic Sign
A traffic signboard going viral on social media shows two different directions for Bengaluru and Bangaluru.
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Viral: This Cafe In Denmark Has Left Anand Mahindra Impressed - Find Out Why
Anand Mahindra's recent viral Tweet is about a unique marketing strategy employed by a Danish cafe. Read how people reacted to it.
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"Pure Veg" Signs Are "Offensive, Un-Inclusive": Viral Tweet On Food Outlets Causes Stir
A twitter user took a sly dig at these sign boards, leaving the Internet confused and disappointed, at the same time.
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Bengaluru Park Sign Asks People Not To Walk "Anti-Clockwise", Internet Says "Is Nagin Dance Allowed?"
Public parks in India usually prohibit visitors from doing certain activities within the premises. However, now an image of a rather strange notice in a park in Bengaluru has surfaced online and has left internet users in splits.
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"Tired Of Upper Management": Staff At This Burger King Resigned All At Once
A Burger King outlet in Lincoln, Nebraska, is going viral, but for all the wrong reasons. The outlet became a topic of discussion among locals and internet users after the staff of the fast-food eatery said that they were "all" quitting.
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Indore: Man Proposes To Girlfriend On IndiGo Flight Minutes Before Takeoff
A video going viral captures the moment a man from Madhya Pradesh's Indore got down on one knee and proposed to his girlfriend on board an IndiGo flight to Goa. He even got a little help from IndiGo's ground staff who held up signs which read, "Will You Marry Me?" Fortunately for him, it looks like she said "Yes" to his romantic proposal.
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After The London Attack, A 'Wonderful Tribute' Went Viral; Turns Out, It's Fake
One day after a deadly attack in central London, Britain's prime minister went to the House of Commons to give a statement. While she was there, an elected official asked for her response to a short message, one that he said was "written by a worker on the London Underground yesterday afternoon, penned on a public notice board shortly after the eve...
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Indian Billionaire Seen Boarding Public Bus In Dubai, Internet Praises His Humility
The clip captures Yusuff Ali stepping onto a bus and warmly shaking hands with the driver.
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"Bengaluru And Bangaluru Are Different Cities," Internet Reacts After Seeing Confusing Traffic Sign
A traffic signboard going viral on social media shows two different directions for Bengaluru and Bangaluru.
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Viral: This Cafe In Denmark Has Left Anand Mahindra Impressed - Find Out Why
Anand Mahindra's recent viral Tweet is about a unique marketing strategy employed by a Danish cafe. Read how people reacted to it.
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"Pure Veg" Signs Are "Offensive, Un-Inclusive": Viral Tweet On Food Outlets Causes Stir
A twitter user took a sly dig at these sign boards, leaving the Internet confused and disappointed, at the same time.
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Bengaluru Park Sign Asks People Not To Walk "Anti-Clockwise", Internet Says "Is Nagin Dance Allowed?"
Public parks in India usually prohibit visitors from doing certain activities within the premises. However, now an image of a rather strange notice in a park in Bengaluru has surfaced online and has left internet users in splits.
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"Tired Of Upper Management": Staff At This Burger King Resigned All At Once
A Burger King outlet in Lincoln, Nebraska, is going viral, but for all the wrong reasons. The outlet became a topic of discussion among locals and internet users after the staff of the fast-food eatery said that they were "all" quitting.
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Indore: Man Proposes To Girlfriend On IndiGo Flight Minutes Before Takeoff
A video going viral captures the moment a man from Madhya Pradesh's Indore got down on one knee and proposed to his girlfriend on board an IndiGo flight to Goa. He even got a little help from IndiGo's ground staff who held up signs which read, "Will You Marry Me?" Fortunately for him, it looks like she said "Yes" to his romantic proposal.
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After The London Attack, A 'Wonderful Tribute' Went Viral; Turns Out, It's Fake
One day after a deadly attack in central London, Britain's prime minister went to the House of Commons to give a statement. While she was there, an elected official asked for her response to a short message, one that he said was "written by a worker on the London Underground yesterday afternoon, penned on a public notice board shortly after the eve...
