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Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) has long been recognized as a premier institution for engineering, mathematics, and science. With a history spanning almost 200 years since its founding in 1861, the institute boasts over 101 Nobel laureates and 8 Fields Medalists among its alumni and faculty. However, its admission process remains one of the most selective in the world, with an acceptance rate of only 4%. Recently, an entrance exam from June 1869 has captured the attention of the internet, offering a glimpse into the past of one of the most prestigious academic environments.

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job posting is going viral due to one unusual requirement that has sparked discussions on social media. The company, based in Navi Mumbai, is looking for a Talent Acquisition Executive in its BPO division. While most of the listed qualifications appear standard for the industry, one particular line has caught the internet’s attention: «Personal life should be sorted with no baggage.» This last requirement, shared on Naukri.com, quickly made its way to a popular Reddit forum, where it was met with a wave of backlash and criticism. Many users found the implication of needing a «sorted» personal life invasive and reflective of the growing culture of work dominating personal time.

The software engineer currently earns 85,000 Canadian dollars (around Rs 52.5 lakh annually, including bonuses). However, the high cost of living in Halifax, where he lives, along with Canada’s strained healthcare system, is making life challenging. “Rent’s crazy, paying 2,300 Canadian dollars (Rs 1.42 lakh) for rent and utilities,” he noted, adding that long waiting times for non-urgent healthcare have been another significant issue. His company has offered him a managerial position in Bengaluru with a salary of Rs 36 lakh per annum, plus a Rs 5 lakh bonus. While the offer seems promising, the engineer is concerned about adjusting to the work culture in India, particularly with an Indian manager. “I’ve never worked in India, and I’ve heard horror stories about the demands of Indian bosses,” he mentioned in his post. He’s also unsure about the working environment, which he fears might change if his current managers leave.

Reddit forum 'antiwork,' has been criticized for its seemingly harsh stance on employee well-being and work-life balance.

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guidelines issued by the Reserve Bank of India in August has started to show its impact on the fintech sector. Multiple applications that were using the P2P route for investments and lending to their customers are either stopping these services or restructuring the product. Gurugram-based fintech firm MobiKwik has stopped instant withdrawal facilities for investors on its P2P investment platform ‘Xtra’. It works as a customer-sourcing channel for Lendbox, an RBI-registered P2P platform. Two people in the know said Bengaluru-based Cred, which runs the Mint P2P investment platform in partnership with Liquiloans, has stopped taking fresh deposits.

The Redditor's prompt was straightforward: «Write the most unattractive Tinder bio you can think of.» ChatGPT delivered with a brutally honest and humorous response: «42-year-old couch potato with a passion for complaining. Looking for someone who doesn’t mind my 12 cats and can tolerate my collection of toenail clippings. I don’t believe in deodorant, and I think showering is overrated. My ideal date is watching conspiracy theory videos on YouTube while eating expired canned food. No, I won’t stop talking about my ex, and yes, I live with my mom. Swipe left if you can’t handle the real me!» This bio was posted on Reddit, where it amassed over 27,000 upvotes and ignited a flurry of reactions.

Bengaluru may be the ‘Silicon Valley’ of India, this NRI has eyes only for the serene city of Kochi. An Indian-origin man took to Reddit to ask netizens about the ideal city he could settle in, along with his British wife and three-month-old daughter. The Reddit user, named J. Pal, revealed that he was planning to relocate permanently to India in February 2025. He also stated that he was considering making Kochi, a major city in Kerala, their new home. However, he had certain questions. He wanted to know if Kochi had any language-based regionalism like Bengaluru. He was also inquisitive about how safe women were in the city. Following that, as a new parent, he was keen to know if Kochi has quality IGCSE schools for their daughter's education. Users also highlighted that Kochi boasts excellent hospitals and a well-connected public transportation network, including both the metro and the water metro.

One lucky diamond-handed meme coin trader has unrealized profits of over 100X today after purchasing $2,800 worth of Reddit Dog (r/snoofi) tokens, now worth about $320,000.

Tanushree Dutta once recounted her traumatic experience working with 'The Kashmir Files' director Vivek Agnihotri, and a resurfaced video of her interview is now gaining traction on Reddit. In the interview, she described how, despite wearing revealing outfits on set, she was prohibited from resting in the van. She was also harshly scolded for being just five minutes late to the shoot and endured an entire day of waiting without being called for a single shot. Speaking to Faridoon Shahryar, Tanushree, who collaborated with Vivek in the 2005 film 'Chocolate', shared, «One day, when I reached the set five minutes late, he shouted at me and called me unprofessional. There were times when I arrived on set before the lights were even on, and nothing was ready—no setup, nothing. But on that particular day, I was exactly five minutes late, and he was there only to check if I had shown up.»

Hardik Pandya and his now estranged wife Natasa Stankovic announced their separation, netizens have been curious as to what made one of the most popular couples in cricket call it quits. Both Natasa and Hardik have so far remained mum on the subject. However, Natasa, who has been sharing some rather cryptic posts long before, made their decision to separate public. One such post has made eagle-eyed netizens wonder if their marriage had some sinister undertones. Natasa was noticed liking posts related to cheating and emotional abuse, as well as a few posts about toxic relationships. This has sparked speculation about the potential cause of their breakup.

Huffman also highlighted Reddit's robust search capabilities, noting that users conduct over 1 billion searches each month. Recent statistics show a substantial rise in user engagement, with the platform boasting 342.3 million weekly active users, marking a 57% increase from the previous year.Alongside the search summaries, Reddit has been enhancing its platform with various AI-driven tools.

iPhones, iPads and Macs. Users running iOS 18.1, iPadOS 18.1, and macOS 15.1 Developer Beta can now experience enhanced features such as Siri's contextual awareness, automatic movie creation in the Photos app, and advanced writing tools, while Safari has been updated with the AI-powered Summarize feature, which provides concise summaries of web pages and articles.Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) upgraded its ticketing system on WhatsApp to allow users to recharge their metro smart card right from the Meta owned app.

Huffman highlighted the importance of these deals for maintaining control over Reddit’s data and ensuring its responsible use. Without such agreements, Reddit cannot oversee how its data is presented or utilized, risking potential misuse."Without these agreements, we don’t have any say or knowledge of how our data is displayed and what it’s used for, which has put us in a position now of blocking folks who haven’t been willing to come to terms with how we’d like our data to be used or not used," Huffman said in an interview with The Verge.According to the publication, Microsoft, Anthropic, and Perplexity are among the companies that have resisted negotiating, leading to what Huffman describes as "a real pain" in blocking their access.

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Abhishek Bachchan has sparked widespread speculation about potential troubles in his marriage to Aishwarya Rai Bachchan. The actor's simple act of liking a post about divorce led to numerous rumors of their possible separation. However, the true story behind this 'like' has now emerged, providing much-needed clarity for their fans. The Instagram post in question, shared by author Heena Khandelwal, discussed the complexities and rising trend of 'grey divorces,' where older couples decide to part ways after many years of marriage. The post's caption posed a poignant question about the challenges couples face when love becomes difficult. Given the sensitivity of the topic, Abhishek's engagement with the post quickly attracted attention, leading to speculation about his own marital status.

According to research from Hargreaves Lansdown, the use of Reddit for investment ideas among 18–34-year-olds has jumped from 17% in 2021 to 26%, and reliance on TikTok as a financial information source has increased from 12% to 20%. Meanwhile, gen Z and young millennials have simultaneously reduced their exposure to websites of financial companies when looking for information on stocks, bonds and funds. In 2021, 43% of 18–34-year-olds surveyed used financial websites, a number that sits at 29% three years later. Court date set in FCA 'Finfluencers' trial HL's head of money and mark...

Virat Kohli and his wife Anushka Sharma settling in London have been around for some time. While most of Bollywood was seen letting their hair down at Anant Ambani-Radhika Merchant’s wedding, the ace cricketer and the former actress was seen attending a kirtan in London. The power couple was seen listening attentively to a live performance by devotional song sensation Krishna Das Kirtan in London. In the video, Virat and Anushka are seen clapping and cheering during the bhajan, while American vocalist Krishna Das greets the audience with folded hands. The video was shared on the popular sub reddit Bolly Blinds Gossip. One Reddit user humorously commented with a famous line from Panchayat Season 3, «Kohli to Ambani: Kijiye wedding, kheliye wedding wedding, karte rahiye wedding wedding, alhua wedding.» Another fan observed, “They’re generationally securing ties for their future generations to reap benefits. Virat and Anushka I don’t think want power or even social capital. They just want to be wealthy private NRIs in the long run.”