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Interestingly, he got nine matches in just one day. Now, he is confused as to who he should go on a date with among the nine matches.

A man sparked debate online after he refused to attend a friend’s wedding due to the ‘no alcohol’ policy at the marriage venue.

According to Khaleej Times, Munavar has been a devoted Big Ticket client. He has been buying lottery tickets every month for the last five years.

In this Indian village, people are called not by their names but by a specific tune or sound. 

He had been planning to do something special to please Lord Shiva. He had even written prayers to Lord Shiva and about his offering in a notebook.

In Kuwait and Saudi Arabia, the act of sending a heart emoticon is perceived as crossing the line of appropriate communication.

The story of the construction of this temple is no less interesting. It is generally seen that a temple is built with help of public cooperation, but this one has been built by a paan-seller. After his death, this temple is being looked after by his son.

Samarendra Behera, an artist from Mayurbhanj district, has made a smoke art depicting India’s lunar mission and garnering praise from all quarters for his art.

There is a station in Jharsuguda district that has the smallest name containing two letters only.

The internet is divided over people using religious places for high reach on social media and called for going to temples to seek blessing and not followers.

Surrendering passports and acquiring the citizenship of another country are two entirely different actions, said an immigration consultant for New Zealand and Australia.

The actress also shared a video in which she spoke about how her life was disrupted when she was diagnosed with breast cancer.

Since being shared on Twitter, the post has received 252.1K views with 2897 likes and thousands of hilarious comments from social media users.

The interesting timetable from his waking up in the morning to going to bed at night is winning hearts on social media.

Several platforms like Shein, Alibaba, TikTok, and Shareit were banned in India. The Indian government with the help of Google blocked all these apps from the Play Store.