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The boy is reportedly from an affluent family.

The recruit’s responsibilities will include writing monthly reports on the trends of emoji and also analyse how different cultures affect different kinds of usages as well as carry out translations.

From limiting sex to certain days to eating more meat, the newspaper article offers tips on conceiving a male child.

Owing to faulty data, the company had produced way too much cheese and now has been left with no money and fridge full of the dairy product!

The unusually well-paid job is very tiring for the 72-year-old woman, who has been doing the task for past two years.

A group of young kids from about 250 schools are targeting people with lotas and dabbas who are defecating in public in a bid to make the city open-defecation free.

The famous talking hat was owned by the medieval wizard Godric Gryffindor, one of the four founders of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry.

Emmanuel said he will have to find a new job in January and the money he had earned was going to pay for Christmas.

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Jayalalithaa passed away on December 5.

When Jitendra returned, he was immediately sent to jail.

The brand asked people to suggest another items that can be part of KFC merchandise on their Instagram and Facebook page.

It was an error, again!

This is not your usual wedding.

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Here is a list of 10 places people joked about on Twitter where National Anthem should be played as a reaction to the ruling.

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The driver got the shock of his life and probably also experienced the happiest moment when he received a text message on his phone.

Pigeons are held responsible for ruining historical monuments by excreting on them!

Domino’s Pizza, Japan is preparing to delivery pizzas to its customers using reindeer during snowfalls.

It’s unbelievable that people are actually believing it and sharing the thread with messages like “Is this true?”

A dodo enthusiast compiled the remains over four decades until he had enough bones to create a 95 per cent complete skeleton, Summers Place Auctions said.

The complainant accused the doctor and one of his staff members of negligence leading to death of her pet cat, and asked for 25 million Pakistani rupees (USD 238,492) in fine.

Metamaterial ‘invisibility cloaks’ have already been used to make very small objects invisible to the eye, now, large-scale versions could be created to make buildings ‘invisible’ to earthquakes.

The cops thought the couple was in possession of cocaine worth $300,000.