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Lithuanian traveller tries Vande Bharat Express in India, says it was worth every penny but compares luggage rush to the Hunger Games and raises concerns over safety and cleanliness
Karisha and Kristina, two friends from Lithuania, are embarking on a month-long journey through India, documenting their experiences online. Their recent ride on the Vande Bharat Express sparked conversation, as Karisha appreciated its comfort while also mentioning troubling bathroom odors. As they explore iconic sites like Delhi, Agra, and Kashmir, their candid observations have ignited discussions among social media users about the ups and downs of Indian train travel.
Neelam Kothari, 56, never skips these 3 morning staples: Actor shares how to make her simple drink & what she eats for breakfast every day
Neelam Kothari starts her morning with warm saffron and lemon water, which she credits as part of her skincare routine. She then has freshly prepared amla juice, a natural source of vitamin C. For breakfast, she opts for a simple, protein-rich omelette made with egg whites and a yolk. Her morning routine reflects her preference for keeping wellness simple and consistent, offering a glimpse into the everyday habits she follows to feel good and stay energised.
Workers in China worry over being replaced as they adapt to the growing impact of AI on jobs
Rapid adoption of AI in many fields, from computer programmers to script writing and physical tasks, is pushing people out of their jobs or leaving them afraid that it might. China is at the vanguard of AI adoption as government policies encourage people and businesses to use AI applications and robotics in all aspects of life, so people like Fei are figuring out how to adapt.
The creator economy has a new middle class
Young workers now see social media influencing as a plausible career pivot. This shift allows them to earn income through brand deals and personal content. Microinfluencers with smaller audiences are increasingly sought by brands for their engagement. Some creators now earn substantial incomes, rivaling traditional mid-level salaries.
After liver cancer, Dipika Kakar faces a new health crisis, says ‘I can’t do anything about it’ in husband Shoaib Ibrahim’s vlog
TV actress Dipika Kakkar has been diagnosed with two dot-sized cysts and the health update was shared in her husband Shoaib Ibrahim’s vlog. The couple shared they cannot do anything about the two cysts and doctors have asked them to monitor their health. Dipika Kakkar was also diagnosed with stage two liver cancer.
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Archana Puran Singh’s would-be daughter-in-law, Yogita Bihani is from conservative Rajasthani family; she had to take cooking, sewing classes to be perfect ‘bahu’
Yogita Bihani is engaged to Aaryamann Sethi. They have moved into a new home. An old video reveals Bihani's struggles with her conservative family. She wanted to chart her own path. She participated in a cooking show and starred in ads. Her role in 'The Kerala Story' brought her fame. The film was a commercial success.

Top 100 in the world, still chose acting: Archana Puran Singh’s son Ayushmaan on rejecting Ivy League college
Archana Puran Singh’s son, Ayushmaan Sethi, revealed in a recent family vlog that he turned down admission to an Ivy League college despite ranking among the top 100 students globally in Class 12. While his teachers expected him to pursue academics, Ayushmaan chose to follow his passion for acting. He also shared how living in Madh Island sparked his interest in cooking, leading him to start a small bakery during his teens. Celebrity chef Sanjeev Kapoor praised one of his dishes, calling it restaurant-worthy.

US-returned entrepreneur becomes Zomato delivery agent for a day, receives a harsh and humbling reality check on Indian streets
A US-returned entrepreneur took up a weekend job as a Zomato delivery person after a failed business pitch left him questioning life. What began as a random experiment turned into a powerful reality check, revealing the everyday struggles of gig workers in India. His honest reflection has since sparked a larger conversation on empathy and privilege.

Civil Services, startups or influencing - The right career option?
Deciding on a career path after college can be challenging. While some individuals have a clear sense of direction early on, many others must navigate through uncertainties. The ongoing discussion about aspirants devoting several years of their prime to civil services’ exam preparation provides an opportunity to examine our assumptions about what makes a promising career.

Canon eyes double-digit growth in India this year
Japanese imaging products maker Canon was originally a camera manufacturer. But it has since ventured into a leading imaging and printing firm over the years, serving consumer, small and medium enterprises, business-to-business, and public sector entities.

MSMEs, sustainability and innovation to be key focus areas: Canon India’s Manabu Yamazaki
Manabu Yamazaki, President & CEO of Canon India asserts supporting SMEs and the startup ecosystem has been a core focus area of the Japanese MNC.

As many try living with virus, China keeps up zero tolerance
Instead, the Beijing resident has been stuck for more than three weeks, much of it in quarantine, after authorities discovered a cluster of COVID-19 cases in a nearby city. He was among more than 9,000 tourists who became trapped in Ejin Banner, a remote part of China's Inner Mongolia region that is in the Gobi.

As many try living with virus, China keeps up zero tolerance
As vaccination rates rise in many parts of the world and even countries that previously had strict COVID-containment strategies gingerly ease restrictions, China is doubling down on its zero-tolerance policy.

ETtech Evening Briefing on Feb 22, 2021: Chinese investments return to India, and other top tech news
India has started clearing some of the “smaller cases” of Chinese investments into the country. Supreme Court issues notices on Amazon’s plea in Reliance-Future deal case. What India can do to make Big Tech pay for news in the country.

Influencers are appreciating their domestic help during lockdown; will it help solve the issues domestic workers face in India?
The pandemic and the lockdown have seen a wave of appreciative social media posts about domestic help from urban India’s celebrities and the not so famous alike. While many posted videos of a ritual aarti to express their relief about the help returning for work, some posted selfies or videos with them.
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