A Reddit post by a 27-year-old Indian student describing his difficult journey in the US has struck a chord online, reigniting debate around overseas education, visa hurdles and the realities of working abroad. In the post, the user said he moved to the US in August 2022 to pursue a master’s degree, which he completed…
Bengaluru and its auto drivers, infamous for the Kannada language row, often make headlines for getting into quarrels with passengers. However, a Redditor took a moment out to highlight the good in the Bengaluru auto drivers with a heartwarming incident. In a viral Reddit post, the Redditor shared that he had taken a Rapido auto…
A Reddit post describing a young professional’s uncomfortable first-day experience at work has gone viral, reigniting conversations around hierarchy, authority and workplace culture in Indian offices. Shared by a media professional on Redditthe post recounts how a seemingly small correction — being told to address a senior as “sir” — left a lasting impression on…
Quitting a job can be uncomfortable. For one employee, it turned confrontational — and then unexpectedly satisfying. A Reddit user has gone viral after sharing how a simple, politely framed question during a heated resignation exchange reportedly left his furious manager momentarily speechless, flipping the power dynamic in the room. The incident was shared by…
Shoppers rarely check the bill after a purchase, especially if the amount is small. However, a Bengaluru Redditor has cautioned the Internet about an alleged deliberate scam, where a shopkeeper charged over double the actual amount. “Always look through the bill after a purchase,” the user cautioned. In a viral post, the Redditor questioned how…
A Reddit post has triggered a debate around workplace boundaries and privacy after an employee alleged that their manager demanded access to their live location as a condition for approving sick leave. The incident was shared on Reddit in a post titled “Is asking for live location okay?”, where the user described what they called…
Job interviews are often cold and anxiety-inducing, but this Redditor’s experience with a walk-in interview was made rather wholesome – with a samosa and a juice bottle. In a viral post, a Gurugram techie shared that he had attended a walk-in interview he came across on LinkedIn. The Redditor said he had “no preparation, nothing”…
