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According to the viral post, the employee had informed his manager that his wife had been admitted for delivery, and requested two days’ leave.

After a Delhi visit that was cut short, the London-based techie said he struggled to breathe and advised residents of the national capital to relocate, even if it meant incurring debt.

IndiGo expressed regret over Arora’s experience but stated that an internal review found no evidence to support the allegations.

Shared by Major Surendra Poonia, the viral clip shows a volunteer documenting a behind-the-scenes look at the event.

The unusual wedding unfolded at VPS Lakeshore Hospital in Kochi after Avani, a native of Kommadi in Alappuzha, was injured on her way to get her bridal makeup done.

Niranjan Hiranandani, appearing on Jai Madaan’s podcast, reflected on how much of his success he attributes to destiny, sharing his personal philosophy on luck, effort and life’s turning points.

In his Instagram post, Wizah S Sichilindi shared how his early days on campus were far more intense than he had imagined.

Anaheez Patel, who previously worked with Vogue India, posted a video on Instagram addressing Nikhil Kamath’s statement head-on

Yogitaa Rathore, a Mumbai-based creator, took to Instagram to narrate the moment.

In the clip, the woman is seen boiling noodles in an electric kettle plugged into the coach’s charging socket, a facility meant only for mobile phones.

For Manu Kumar Jain, the experience was emotionally jarring as the region is his home; he grew up in Meerut and studied at IIT Delhi.

Deepak Shenoy, founder and CEO of Capitalmind, said his post was not aimed at couples but at strangers who tell women when to start a family.

Cricketer Smriti Mandhana surprised fans on Thursday by announcing her engagement to music composer Palash Muchhal.

To mark the milestone, Amul India rolled out a special tribute, unveiling a new topical dedicated to the actor.

What frustrated the user most was that the listing had been promoted as a part-time position, only to be turned into a full-time role at onboarding.

Sahil Khan, a product designer at a startup, posted about the shockingly high rents he encountered while looking for a new place.

The traveller, Alexander Welder, who has been documenting his India trip, shared a video of his five-and-a-half-hour executive class journey, which cost Rs 2,100 per person and included a complete meal service.

The viral clip, posted on Instagram, features the father flawlessly recreating the iconic slow-mo choreography from Bezubaan Phir Se in ABCD 2.

Explaining her comments, Namita Thapar lists two ‘real’ points on physical and professional challenges faced by women.

Sourav Joshi posted a series of pictures where the couple can be seen posing together, and even tagged Avantika Bhatt in the comments section, adding a red heart emoji.

According to Mohandas Pai, Murthy’s remarks were not aimed at the general workforce, but rather at a “select group of innovators”.

The montage shared by Revathi Kamath strings together snapshots from Nithin’s and Nikhil’s growing-up years, capturing moments of warmth, mischief, and family joy.

The video shows the pregnant woman standing in front of the officer’s scooter, attempting to stop him from moving forward.

Ankur Warikoo described Dayanand as far more than a driver, calling him a “trusted partner” to the family.

In a viral Instagram reel, pink saree-clad women say that they can miss having a meal in a day and stay hungry, but would never miss attending school.