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"My Vision Blurred And I Froze": Woman Recounts Story Of Street Harassment In Bengaluru
As they were walking towards their home, three men on a motorcycle passed the couple, and the rider in the back allegedly spanked her before speeding away.
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"No Talking, No Phone": Employee Shares Strict Workplace Rules, Calls It A "Jail"
The post details a highly restrictive environment where employees are forbidden from basic actions like looking away from their screens or using their phones.
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Woman Says She Wants To End Engagement After Fiance Refuses To Vote In US Election, Internet Reacts
While the US is anxiously awaiting the results of the presidential election, a woman has sparked a discussion online after claiming that she wanted to break off her engagement with her fiance over him skipping voting.
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Couple Breaks Up After Girlfriend Denies Eating Leftovers At A Friend's BBQ Party
A woman was left shocked when she was offered food at a BBQ only after there were some leftovers.
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"Kindness Is Alive": Delhi Man Shares How A Stranger Returned His Mother's Lost Phone
Sometimes, all it takes is a single act of kindness from a stranger to brighten our day and reaffirm our faith in humanity. Recently, a Delhi man shared one such heartwarming story wherein a stranger went out of his way to return a lost phone.
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NRI Calls Out Ignorant Behaviour Of Fellow Indians On Flight: "Behave Like Human Being"
In a post titled 'From an Indian to an Indian', a non-residential Indian (NRI) from Krakow, Poland, expressed his disappointment with the alleged actions of other Indian co-passengers aboard a plane.
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"People Have Started Quitting": Reddit User Expresses Frustration After Company Ends WFH
Recently, a Reddit user expressed their frustration over their employer's sudden decision to end work-from-home (WFH) policy.
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Bengaluru Resident Posts About Cook Having His Own Cook. Internet Agrees It's "Peak Bengaluru"
A person from Bengaluru took to Reddit to share an interesting discovery about his cook. It has sparked many funny reactions online.
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"Trying Best To Integrate, But...": Indian Man On Facing Racism In New Zealand
A 29-year-old Indian man recently shared an online post detailing his personal experience of facing racial discrimination in New Zealand, a country he thought was multicultural.
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Man Gets Rejection Mail From Company In The Middle Of Interview: "Hilariously Unfortunate"
A Reddit user shared his "hilariously unfortunate" experience of being rejected by a company while he was still being interviewed for the role on a Zoom call.
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"Embarrassed, Angry": US Company Vice President Fired After Receiving 25% Bonus
Despite receiving a raise and a 25% bonus in a recent review, the employee was informed that his position was being eliminated due to cost-cutting measures.
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Indian Techie Earning Rs 80 Lakh In Europe Asks If He Should Move To Bengaluru, Internet Reacts
An Indian techie, earning close to Rs 80 lakh a year, has sparked discussion online after asking Redditors if he should move to Bengaluru from Europe.
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"Smiling Excessively": Reddit Post Lists Reasons Why People Don't Get Hired, Internet Reacts
Recently, a Reddit user shared a list of bizarre reasons hiring managers might reject qualified candidates, as revealed by their cousin, a hiring manager at a large company.
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Techie Asked To Draw Indian Flag During Job Interview, Here's What Happened Next
The techie expressed her frustration, saying that she expected advanced questions aligned with her expertise, not trivial design challenges.
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Reddit User Claims He Was Rejected 5 Minutes After Job Interview: "Pretty Brutal"
He posted about his experience on Reddit, asking fellow users if they had faced similar "brutal" rejections.
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"My Vision Blurred And I Froze": Woman Recounts Story Of Street Harassment In Bengaluru
As they were walking towards their home, three men on a motorcycle passed the couple, and the rider in the back allegedly spanked her before speeding away.
-
"No Talking, No Phone": Employee Shares Strict Workplace Rules, Calls It A "Jail"
The post details a highly restrictive environment where employees are forbidden from basic actions like looking away from their screens or using their phones.
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Woman Says She Wants To End Engagement After Fiance Refuses To Vote In US Election, Internet Reacts
While the US is anxiously awaiting the results of the presidential election, a woman has sparked a discussion online after claiming that she wanted to break off her engagement with her fiance over him skipping voting.
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Couple Breaks Up After Girlfriend Denies Eating Leftovers At A Friend's BBQ Party
A woman was left shocked when she was offered food at a BBQ only after there were some leftovers.
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"Kindness Is Alive": Delhi Man Shares How A Stranger Returned His Mother's Lost Phone
Sometimes, all it takes is a single act of kindness from a stranger to brighten our day and reaffirm our faith in humanity. Recently, a Delhi man shared one such heartwarming story wherein a stranger went out of his way to return a lost phone.
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NRI Calls Out Ignorant Behaviour Of Fellow Indians On Flight: "Behave Like Human Being"
In a post titled 'From an Indian to an Indian', a non-residential Indian (NRI) from Krakow, Poland, expressed his disappointment with the alleged actions of other Indian co-passengers aboard a plane.
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"People Have Started Quitting": Reddit User Expresses Frustration After Company Ends WFH
Recently, a Reddit user expressed their frustration over their employer's sudden decision to end work-from-home (WFH) policy.
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Bengaluru Resident Posts About Cook Having His Own Cook. Internet Agrees It's "Peak Bengaluru"
A person from Bengaluru took to Reddit to share an interesting discovery about his cook. It has sparked many funny reactions online.
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"Trying Best To Integrate, But...": Indian Man On Facing Racism In New Zealand
A 29-year-old Indian man recently shared an online post detailing his personal experience of facing racial discrimination in New Zealand, a country he thought was multicultural.
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Man Gets Rejection Mail From Company In The Middle Of Interview: "Hilariously Unfortunate"
A Reddit user shared his "hilariously unfortunate" experience of being rejected by a company while he was still being interviewed for the role on a Zoom call.
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"Embarrassed, Angry": US Company Vice President Fired After Receiving 25% Bonus
Despite receiving a raise and a 25% bonus in a recent review, the employee was informed that his position was being eliminated due to cost-cutting measures.
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Indian Techie Earning Rs 80 Lakh In Europe Asks If He Should Move To Bengaluru, Internet Reacts
An Indian techie, earning close to Rs 80 lakh a year, has sparked discussion online after asking Redditors if he should move to Bengaluru from Europe.
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"Smiling Excessively": Reddit Post Lists Reasons Why People Don't Get Hired, Internet Reacts
Recently, a Reddit user shared a list of bizarre reasons hiring managers might reject qualified candidates, as revealed by their cousin, a hiring manager at a large company.
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Techie Asked To Draw Indian Flag During Job Interview, Here's What Happened Next
The techie expressed her frustration, saying that she expected advanced questions aligned with her expertise, not trivial design challenges.
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Reddit User Claims He Was Rejected 5 Minutes After Job Interview: "Pretty Brutal"
He posted about his experience on Reddit, asking fellow users if they had faced similar "brutal" rejections.
