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    MEA flags Chinese livestreamers for allegedly passing off Dhaka as Delhi

    India has condemned the actions of foreign content creators misrepresenting conditions in New Delhi with footage from Dhaka. Ministry of External Affairs spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal expressed concern over the distorted portrayal of living conditions. Reports revealed Chinese livestreamers broadcasting from low-income neighborhoods while claiming they were in India's capital. Authorities have been urged to take action against those involved in these misleading activities.

    150 Chinese vloggers on mission to defame India? Concerns raised after allegations of passing off Bangladesh slums as Delhi

    Chinese vloggers are reportedly filming in poor neighbourhoods of Dhaka and passing off the footage as scenes from New Delhi while making disparaging remarks about India's living conditions. A Prothom Alo investigation identified livestreamers in Uttara and Tekpara, but their wider motive remains unclear, with one streamer describing the activity as product promotion.

    IITians get shocked when they learn a paani puri seller has Rs 4.5 lakh per month in profit: ‘He works for six hours…’

    A group of IITians was astonished to learn that someone earning more than Rs 1.2 lakh a month lacked a degree from IIT or any other university. He was a modest paani puri vendor, and this income originated from merely one stall.

    CM Joseph Vijay disburses Rs 3,000 cr credit to SHGs in Perundurai, sips tea, buys local crafts

    On Tuesday, Tamil Nadu's Chief Minister Joseph Vijay announced a remarkable distribution of Rs 3,000 crore to self-help groups statewide. During the event in Erode district, which received Rs 1,110 crore, over 9,000 members benefited directly. The Chief Minister also engaged with an exhibition displaying successful products crafted by women, enhancing support for their vital contributions to the local economy and showcasing their exceptional talents.

    Rs 15,000 per day: Maggi seller at Himachal's Rohtang Pass reveals his off-season earnings, Viral video reveals daily sales breakdown

    At Rohtang Pass, a Maggi vendor shares that he sells between 60 and 70 plates daily, along with 200 cups of tea, leading to a daily income of around Rs 14,000 to Rs 15,000 during off-peak times. The content creator speculates on how much more the vendor could earn in the tourist season.

    Bengaluru techie wants to start side business with Rs 3-5 lakh capital. Garbage recycling or courier franchises, tea, pani puri, momos stalls?

    An engineer recently revealed how he was torn between enthusiasm to open a business and pragmatism, as he did not have enough capital. Taking to Reddit, the techie who was based in Bengaluru asked the commenters to suggest business ideas which did not require a great deal of money to invest, that involved low risk, yet had a demand in the market. The comment section ranged from serious opinions to downright hilarious.

    The Economic Times
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