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When asked about investing for beginners, Anupam Mittal said, ‘It depends,’ explaining that in your 20s and 30s, the key to real wealth lies in the magic of compounding.

In the clip, a woman is seen sitting in a sleeper class carriage, her hand resting on the windowsill as she talks on the phone. Suddenly, an RPF officer approaches and snatches the device from her, leaving her startled.

Digital influencer Priyanka Mehta shared a short video on Instagram featuring a photo of her and her husband posing with the Ambani couple.

A video circulating on X paints a grim picture of the state-of-the-art venue unveiled by Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar on October 5.

A photo of a dinner menu from the event has gone viral, thanks to its cheeky dish names inspired by Pakistani cities that have figured in India’s anti-terror operations.

The event marked the official handover to Seoni’s new Collector Sheetala Patle, while bidding adieu to Jain, who has now taken charge as Commissioner of the Bhopal Municipal Corporation.

The now-viral video shows a zoomed-in view of the snow-capped peaks of the Himalayas as viewed from Jainagar, Madhubani in Bihar.

The viral clip, seemingly recorded by a fellow passenger, shows a man in a black T-shirt rubbing tobacco on his palm.

Sanpal revealed that he was once disrespected during his growing-up days, which pushed him to work hard.

According to the ancient Hindu calendar, the main day of Diwali is celebrated on Amavasya, the fifteenth day of Kartik, on the darkest night of the year.

At one point in the video, the woman tries to avoid the conversation by pretending to be busy on her phone.

In the Reel, Dhawan introduces Chahal to his “third mother,” portrayed by content creator Sophie Shine.

According to the India Meteorological Department (IMD), Delhi is expected to see cloudy skies on Wednesday.

Ragini Das’s career journey began in 2013 when she interviewed with Google and Zomato. Although she didn’t clear Google’s final round at that time, she joined Zomato.

Karan, who is employed remotely by a Canadian startup, shared his experience, pointing out how a different work culture can feel.

Sharing their story on Reddit’s r/DevelopersIndia community, the IT professional revealed how they received an unexpected raise just a few months after joining a mid-sized product-based company.

The rejection came down to a single error, leaving the candidate feeling “sad” and “devastated”.

The video shows the delivery agent, dressed in Blinkit’s yellow jacket, completing the parcel handover and taking payment.

The first incident occurred in Kamla Nagar, where she had gone to run some errands.

What became the topic of discussion was the user’s good salary; despite it, he simply did not feel “rich” enough to shop from a luxury store at Bengaluru’s Kempegowda International Airport.

Yashavi Jaiswal, in a podcast, opened up about the days he had to sell pani puris and work for the club that accommodated him.

The man expected Uber India’s hesd to be defensive but his experience was “the exact opposite.”

In his post, Jadhav recalled a friend confiding that “his biggest flex in life was that once he wasn’t paid a salary for three months, yet his family never found out.”

When the meeting started, the COO joined briefly, turned off everyone’s cameras and microphones, and announced that the company had decided to lay off most of its Indian staff.

What stood out for many was not just that employees left promptly at 5 pm, but that the workday itself ended early compared to India’s extended office hours.