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- Oct 1, 2026
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‘No bachelors allowed’: Bengaluru entrepreneur asked to vacate flat after paying security deposit (opens the original)
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Just five days ago, Nikhil Sheoran was a happy man. The Bengaluru-based entrepreneur thought his long hunt for an apartment in the city had finally come to an end. He even took to social media to share a picture of his new place, holding the key to the flat in his hand. “War is over?” he captioned the pic. Sheoran’s happiness, however, was short-lived. As of this morning, he is homeless again — having been asked to vacate the apartment for being a ‘bachelor’. (Also read: ₹80K rent, 5 months' dep
She paid ₹2 lakh bond to quit toxic bank job: ‘I worked 12 hours a day, no leaves, cried daily after work’ (opens the original)
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What does it cost to escape a toxic workplace? For a 31-year-old woman, the price tag was exact: ₹2 lakh in bond penalties, a canceled vacation, and a 50% pay cut at her new job. Madhurima (who did not wish to reveal her last name) spoke to Hindustantimes.com about why she decided to quit her job at a government-owned bank — a job, incidentally, for which she had prayed and prepared for two years. “I was crying every day after work,” the 31-year-old told HT over a phone call. “I was working more
The world’s largest private residence is in India… and it’s not Mukesh Ambani’s Antilia (opens the original)
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Talk about the world’s largest private residence and most Indians will immediately think of Antilia — industrialist Mukesh Ambani’s towering abode in Mumbai. That, however, would be incorrect. While Antilia is among the world’s largest and most luxurious private homes, the top spot belongs to a heritage residence in Vadodara. The Laxmi Vilas Palace is actually the world’s largest private residence, and it dwarfs modern-day palatial residences like Antilia as well as iconic symbols like the Briti
‘You’ll be lucky if you have a doctor’: Smit Machchhar’s prophetic words before flydubai stabbing (opens the original)
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Captain Smit Machchhar, the Indian stabbed by his co-pilot on a flydubai plane, once spoke about the importance of trained crew and how they can save lives in a mid-air emergency. His prophetic words resurfaced after Machchhar averted a major aviation disaster by foiling his co-pilot’s plan to crash the plane. On Wednesday, September 30, an Omani pilot on flydubai flight FZ1073 attempted to crash the plane after stabbing Smit Machchhar, who was the first officer of the flight. Machchhar, 39, was
‘If your salary is less than ₹1 lakh, don’t come to Bangalore’: 9-to-5 employee’s advice (opens the original)
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A Bengaluru-based professional has expressed frustration at the city’s high cost of living and heavy commercialization, saying that every activity requires money. Shivank Goel advised other salaried professionals to stay away from Bengaluru if they earn less than ₹1 lakh per month. In an Instagram video shared yesterday, Goel claimed that even ₹12 lakh per annum feels like ₹4 LPA in the Silicon Valley of India, thanks to lack of affordable and free recreational options. (Also read: Bengaluru cou
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