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The idea of success has long been linked with cities like Mumbai, where people move to build careers and chase bigger opportunities. But now, a different kind of conversation is finding space on social media. |
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The idea of success has long been linked with cities like Mumbai, where people move to build careers and chase bigger opportunities. But now, a different kind of conversation is finding space on social media. |
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Bhubaneswar: As part of its broader effort to curb food adulteration and ensure compliance with safety norms across the city, Bhubaneswar Municipal Corporation's (BMC) has intensified its crackdown on adulterated and unsafe products, particularly packaged items. Its food safety teams conducted inspections at hotels, restaurants and food manufacturing units in Maitri Vihar, Patia and KIIT area on Thursday, during which officials collected 14 suspected food samples for chemical examination. |
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A simple family moment is making people pause on social media. While many creators dream of buying something for themselves after receiving their first earnings, one Mumbai content creator chose to do something different. |
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Upon opening the package, the consumer discovered a bottle of beard oil instead of the iPhone that was ordered. |
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A normal Friday morning changed Manasi Joshi's life forever. At 22, she had just graduated, landed her first job as a software engineer in Mumbai, and was riding to work like she did every day. |
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She wasn't at the protest when she saw a police van carrying detained demonstrators. A split-second decision turned her into one of the defining faces of the CJP movement. |
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The video from a protest in Mumbai shows a police officer in plain clothes grabbing and dragging a woman protester in an objectionable manner. |
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The wholesome video of a son surprising his dad with his first income as a content creator has won people's hearts. | Trending |
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MUMBAI: "Mumbai ki police, Delhi ki police jaisi nahi hai," said Rhiya Ahir, the woman who stood in front of a moving police van in Mumbai on Wednesday, stopping it for nearly 40 minutes as it carried detained protesters during a CJP demonstration. |
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MUMBAI: A district consumer commission has ordered e-tailer Flipkart and a third-party seller to refund Rs 2.14 lakh to a Powai resident after he ordered an iPhone online--only to receive beard growth oil and packing material instead. The compensation amount includes the phone's price and interest and amounts towards causing mental agony and also costs of litigation. |