Wells Fargo Sacks Mumbai Man Who Peed On Woman On Air India Flight
The company said the allegations against Shankar Mishra, 34, were “deeply disturbing”. Mumbai man Shankar Mishra, who urinated on an
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Amazon’s Massive Layoff Signal Growing Fears Of Recession
As a demand boom during the pandemic rapidly turns into bust, tech companies shed more than 150,000 workers in 2022,
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CES 2023: Samsung Plans to Create a Connected World With Its SmartThings Station, SmartThings Pet Care & More
SmartThings Pet Care will notify you about suspicious situations for people and pets. SmartThings Station supports Matter. Samsung aims to
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Ashneer Grover Doesn’t Like Watching “Poverty Onscreen”, Prefers Opulence
Ashneer Grover was on The Ranveer Show, a podcast hosted by popular YouTuber BeerBiceps where he also said that he
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Earthquake Tremors For Second Time In Delhi In 5 Days
The quake was at a depth of 200 kms below the earth’s surface. Earthquake tremors were felt in Delhi and
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Air India Slammed By Aviation Regulator DGCA For Man Peeing On Senior
The Directorate General of Civil Aviation has asked the airline’s top officials and the pilot and the crew of the
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Anand Mahindra Praises Captain Shiva Chauhan For Her Deployment At Siachen Glacier: ”We’re Cheering Her On”
Hailed for breaking gender stereotypes, Ms. Chauhan is being celebrated all over social media. Captain Shiva Chauhan of the Indian
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7 Biotin-Rich Foods To Add To Your Diet For Healthy Skin And Hair
Biotin is extremely beneficial to your hair as well as skin. Many often add biotin supplements to their diet. Here
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Samsung Galaxy A14, Galaxy M54 5G Spotted on BIS, Could Launch in India Soon: Report
Samsung Galaxy A14 4G, and Galaxy M54 5G BIS citing do not reveal any specifications. Galaxy A14 4G said to
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Canada Grants Permanent Residency To More Than 437,000 Foreigners In 2022
Immigration is a key part of the solution as Canada focuses on addressing acute labour market shortages, the ministry said.
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