Rs 38 LPA in Bengaluru or Rs 5 lakh monthly in Dubai: Techie asks Reddit which job offer is better
Bengaluru techie with two job offers is deciding between a Rs 38 LPA job in India and a Rs 5 lakh monthly role in Dubai. He asks Reddit for advice, sparking a discussion on savings, lifestyle, and career opportunities abroad.
Bezos, Zuckerberg, Ivanka Trump own 'Billionaire Bunker's in Indian Creek Island. 7 key facts
The man‑made island has become a symbol of tax‑driven migration and high‑stakes real estate manoeuvring. In 2020, the Indian Creek Island had only 84 residents.
Chinese influencer earns Rs 66 crore selling 'wish candles' for luck and love, gets arrested for fraud
Chinese influencer Li Zhuofan arrested for allegedly cheating buyers after earning Rs 66 crore from selling ‘wish candles’ online that promised luck, love, and success. One customer paid thousands, but when nothing happened, they reported the case to the police.
IT employee claims senior techie was put on notice period, blacklisted after stealing his Rs 1,500 helmet
The account was posted by a user identified as 'shaxcasm' on the Fresher Tech Jobs India subreddit. The individual stated that they have been working at an IT firm for nearly a year and commute daily by two-wheeler, routinely parking in the company’s basement facility.
Delhi men justify harassment of women in food blogger’s video, spark outrage: 'Toxic mindset'
In the viral video, a group of men claim that a popular street food joint in Delhi is popular and crowded at night only because people come to stare at the women who drop by. The men also blamed women for the harassment they face.
'To hell with the company': Gen Z employee goes on Vietnam trip despite manager cancelling leave
In the viral video, a Gen Z employee refuses to cancel her long-planned Vietnam trip despite a last-minute urgent project request from her manager. The clip has sparked debate on work-life balance, professional boundaries, and the changing expectations of younger generation.
Amazon CEO Andy Jassy's advise to employees: Flattery won’t earn your boss’s trust
Andy Jassy described trust as a 'two-way street,' saying leaders must also be comfortable being 'vocally self‑critical,' even when doing so feels awkward.
Ashwini Vaishnaw says Cabinet to take decisions in interest of 140 crore people, gets trolled
The announcement quickly went viral and drew a wave of sarcastic responses. Users questioned the timing of the pledge, asking what the government had been doing 'till today' if not working in the public interest.
Pakistani man's reaction goes viral after stranger at Luxembourg airport assumes him to be Indian. Video
Pakistani traveller’s quick reply after being mistaken for Indian at Luxembourg airport has gone viral. The short meeting made people laugh online and many South Asians living abroad shared their own similar experiences.
'They'll wet themselves': Outrage after Haryana influencer Nakul Dhull suggests men to follow women at night
Nakul Dhull, who has around one million followers on Instagram, was responding to a message from a boy who said he felt insecure about his appearance and was afraid to approach women. Rather than offering guidance focused on personal development or social confidence, Dhull described a scenario in which the boy could deliberately scare a woman late at night.
‘Don't trust your sweet Bengaluru landlord’: Tenant shares how they nearly got trapped, warns others
Bengaluru resident shared how their landlord allegedly tried to trap them by changing a clause in the renewal agreement. The viral post has led many tenants to warn others to check every detail before signing.
OpenAI employee resigns citing burn out, says toll on mental health is 'scary, dangerous'
According to his LinkedIn profile, Hieu Pham spent more than seven months at OpenAI. In a post published on X (formerly Twitter), he described his time at both organisations as professionally significant but personally challenging.
Overweight China boy pledges to skip rope for every like on video, gets 1.8 million likes in 2 days
Tangdou measures 1.32 metres in height and weighs 45 kilograms. According to growth benchmarks issued by China’s National Health Commission, boys aged seven are generally expected to be approximately 120–126 centimetres tall and weigh between 19 and 26 kilograms.
Tanmay Bhat’s unconventional hiring form for content producer goes viral: 'No MBA will prepare you for this'
Announcing the opportunity, Tanmay Bhat wrote: 'Hello, looking for a content producer for my second channel. Somebody into business, start ups, health, finance, pop culture (basically my twitter timeline) so thought I’d put it out here on Twitter itself. Here’s a form to apply: Thank you!'
Sudha Murty appeals to Bengaluru citizens: ‘Be kind to street dogs, don’t throw stones at them’
'Children should grow up with a love for animals,' Sudha Murty said, adding that citizens who have the time and resources should consider visiting dog shelters and adopting a pet.
Mumbai ex-Microsoft techie's 'SaaS- Stray as a Service' idea is viral: 'Monetising real estate on dogs'
While some netizens saw potential in the idea, the overwhelming sentiment leaned toward animal welfare concerns and ethical responsibility. Many argued that any attempt to use strays for commercial branding must come with corporate accountability.
IndiGo flyer travelling with toddler says AC stopped working midflight: ‘We were sweating’
IndiGo responded to Mundhra's video and apologised for the discomfort he experienced. The airline added that attempts were made to connect with him to discuss the matter personally.
IKEA plush toy, carried by viral monkey Punch, listed on eBay for Rs 29,000
The surge in demand follows the circulation of photographs featuring Punch, a seven-month-old macaque at Ichikawa City Zoo in Japan. According to local reports, Punch was rejected by his mother and other monkeys in his enclosure. Zoo staff subsequently provided him with the IKEA orangutan soft toy for comfort.
'Temple energy': San Francisco Rs 26.5 crore AI startup has ‘no shoes in office’ policy. Internet reacts
San Francisco-based AI startup Cursor went viral after a developer shared a photo of shoes scattered across its office floor, highlighting the company’s no-shoes policy.
'But sir, you are education minister': Student's reply on being asked to speak in Hindi is viral
Several social media users framed the exchange sharply. 'Minister: Please speak in Hindi. Student: Please fix the schools. If only school infrastructure were as strong as the minister’s preference for Hindi,' read one widely-shared critique.
Zerodha's Nikhil Kamath asks Anthropic CEO if AI will make humans 'stupider': 'We deploy AI in...'
Nikhil Kamath interviewed Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei in Bengaluru about AI and its impact on humans. Amodei warned that careless AI, but stressed the importance of critical thinking.
Indian techies working in Japan reveal their salary, say they pay Rs 3 lakh in taxes. Watch
The two men respond that entry-level compensation begins at approximately 3 million yen per year. Based on current exchange rates, that equates to roughly Rs 17 lakh annually.
Employee says his company's RTO policy is affecting his relationship: Girlfriend works remotely
The employee said that the daily commute to work left him exhausted. What earlier felt natural to do as a couple now requires deliberate planning: shared lunches, breaks together, and evening downtime have shrunk, replaced by recovery from the office routine.
'We gave necklaces, rings': Boss rewards employees with Rs 236 crore year-end bonus; staff grab unlimited cash
A Chinese boss went viral after giving employees a ₹236 crore year-end bonus, letting staff grab as much cash as they could, earning him the nickname ‘the boss who loves giving out money the most.
To avoid costly meals, US family orders Domino's at airport during delay, divides internet. Company responds
The video was posted on Instagram by Ali Van De Graaff and featured her family, including two sets of twins, waiting at the airport while attempting to manage hunger during an unexpected delay to their journey.
