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Dristi Sharma

Dristi Sharma

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Dristi Sharma specialises in digital journalism and data. Her areas of interest are politics, gender and social issues. Dristi is a sub-editor at DailyO.

By Dristi Sharma

From missing paneer to bone marrow feud, bizarre stories from India's wedding season

If you're Indian, you know that along with celebrations, the wedding season often brings drama and some rather peculiar incidents that make headlines. Let's dive into some of the craziest events that unfolded at Indian weddings this year.

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Air Canada slapped with C$ 98k fine as no wheelchair forces disabled man to drag himself off plane

Air Canada is currently facing significant criticism for leaving a disabled passenger to fend for himself. He was forced to drag himself off a plane in Las Vegas when the airline failed to provide a wheelchair for him. As a result of this incident, the Canadian Transportation Agency has imposed a fine of C$ 97,500 (Rs 61.5 lakh) on the airline.

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Heavy fog in Delhi and NCR causes flight and train delays, accidents

Intense fog in Delhi and NCR has disrupted flights and train schedules, resulting in over 110 flight delays and 25 train delays. It has also led to fatal accidents, including a multiple-vehicle pile-up and a 12-vehicle collision.

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How Coca-Cola made red and white the official Christmas colours

It is true that human beings do like to relate any festive occasion with colours. For instance, when we say Diwali, we associate it with golden and orange or if we think of Hanukkah, we think white and blue. Now similarly, when we say Christmas, what comes to your mind? Santa Claus wearing a red coat or the evergreen trees?

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What exactly is the dispute between pro-Palestinians and Starbucks?

It's been over 70 days since the Israel-Hamas war began this year, impacting many individuals and brands. Among them, Starbucks faces significant backlash, with the ongoing call for its boycott.

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Atithi Devo Bhava? A Russian woman being harassed is one of many such cases in India recently

Indians have long been known for our welcoming nature, having coined the term 'Atithi Devo Bhava' (meaning 'the guest is equivalent to God'). However, in recent times, there have been disturbing instances of harassment directed towards female foreign vloggers visiting India.

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Is bubble tea becoming the new Starbucks coffee in India?

Carrying a coffee cup while managing daily errands has been a trend in India influenced by the West. Shows like Gilmore Girls and Friends significantly contributed to the hype around coffee, but for some, bubble or boba tea has become their preferred choice.

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From WHO's warning to the JN.1 variant, what you need to know about the recent Covid surge

As Covid re-emerges amidst the peak holiday travel season, a new variant, JN.1, has come to light, causing concern. India has also witnessed a sudden spike in Covid cases, while the WHO has released a video discussing the recent case surge and preventive measures.

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What are the top 5 beauty trends of 2023? Let's decode and recreate them

With 2023 coming to an end, Google has released the most hyped beauty trends of this year. From cloud skin makeup to faux freckles and cherry cola lips, explore these trendy looks and learn how to recreate them for a stunning appearance.

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Indian influencers are taking the train dance craze to new heights, and not everyone is happy

If we asked about the craziest place you've filmed a reel for social media, you might mention a mall or a sidewalk. But a new trend is emerging where influencers are filming themselves dancing inside or outside trains, often to replicate famous movie sequences or just for the thrill, and it's drawing criticism from many.

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