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'"Memes Called Us 'Laapataa Gentlemen, But..."'

'"There are memes calling us 'Laapataa Gentlemen', but we were never out. We chose to communicate through our press notes, of which 100 were issued during polling.", said Chief Election Commissioner Raajeev Kumar on the memes about the Election Commission that are viral on the Internet.' Read more

'The Millenial Vacation Trend'

'Phrases like "quiet quitting" and "great resignation" have captured employee frustration during the COVID chaos. Now, there's a cheeky twist: "quiet vacationing," taking time off while pretending to work remotely. Millennials love it, with 37% admitting to this in a poll. Experts say it's not rebellion but job market jitters, with millennials avoiding the "slacker" label while perfecting their stealthy getaway game.' Read more

'Not Humanly Possible To Do This...'

'Move over, speedcubers! Mitsubishi Electric's robot just solved a Rubik's Cube in 0.305 seconds, setting a world record and making humans look like they're stuck in slow motion. Guinness World Records shared the blink-and-you-miss-it video. Now, if only this robot could help with the WiFi speed at home!' Read more

'Thge 'Best Multi-Tasker' Award Goes To....'

'Bengaluru's "peak Bengaluru moment" trend hilariously showcases the city's quirky daily life. From odd work spots to bizarre encounters, these stories flood social media. Recently, a woman attending a team meeting on her laptop while shoe shopping went viral, perfectly capturing Bengaluru's work-life chaos. Who knew buying sandals could be so productive? Welcome to India's IT capital, where multitasking is an art form!' Read more

'Microsoft Adds Recall Feature To Windows 11'

'Microsoft's upgraded AI assistant, Copilot, will make your laptop so smart that it might start giving you life advice. With Windows Recall, it'll remember everything you do (like that embarrassing email draft) and predict your next move. Privacy? No worries, you can tell it to forget your guilty pleasures. Unveiled before the Build conference, these updates aim to make your PC your witty, forgetful friend.' Read more

'Prime Minister Modi Expresses His Grief Over Iran President Ebrahim Raisi's Death'

'Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed sorrow over the death of Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi in a helicopter crash, affirming India's support for Iran during this difficult time. Modi recognized Raisi's efforts in strengthening India-Iran relations and extended heartfelt condolences to his family and the Iranian people. Earlier, PM Modi had expressed concern when Raisi's helicopter went missing, praying for everyone's safety on board.' Read more

'Iran's President Ebrahim Raisi Dead'

'Iran’s President Ebrahim Raisi, 63, died in a helicopter crash amid poor weather in a mountainous, forested area. A prominent conservative figure, he served nearly three years and was expected to seek re-election. Raisi, a former chief justice, was also seen as a potential successor to Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.' Read more

'Iconic Magazine Discontinued In The UK'

'Reader’s Digest UK, a beloved source of emotional connection and inspiration for 85 years, is being discontinued. Editor-in-chief Eva Mackevic announced the closure on LinkedIn, citing financial pressures. In her heartfelt note, she expressed sorrow over the end of the iconic publication, which she proudly contributed to for nearly eight years and led for six.' Read more

'His Portrait Divided The Internet'

'Buckingham Palace unveiled King Charles III’s first official portrait, sparking reactions as mixed as a cocktail. The 8.5 by 6.5-foot painting by Jonathan Yeo bathes Charles in fiery red, ready for a waltz. With sword in hand and a butterfly on his shoulder, opinions vary: the King liked it, while some critics think he’s dressed for an 'another-world' gala. Social media is abuzz. Have you seen it? What is your opinion?' Read more

'Missing Man Found After 27 Years Just 200 Metres Away'

'In a twist straight out of a thriller, Omar Bin Omran, who vanished at 17 nearly three decades ago, resurfaced on May 12 in his neighbor's hidden cellar in Djelfa, Algeria. Omar, the world's longest hide-and-seek champion, was found cowering under hay bales in a sheep pen. He disappeared during the 1996 Algerian civil war.' Read more

'Kid's ANswer In Exam Cracks Up The Interne'

'This kid's wrong but creatively hilarious answers crack up the Internet. In fact, his teacher even gave marks for creativity in his answers! Now that's one creatively intelligent kid!' Read more