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Hindustan Times
29-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Hindustan Times
China's Temu sends stickers to Indian mom who thought she ordered home essentials
A desi mum who thought she'd scored a great deal on home essentials was left equal parts shocked and amused when Temu delivered stickers of the items she'd ordered — instead of the actual products. Dubai-based Indian-origin woman Suchita Ojha shared an Instagram video of her mother's hilarious mix-up, which has left thousands of people in splits. Ojha said her mother is 'obsessed with Temu' - the online marketplace launched by PDD Holdings, the parent company of China's Pinduoduo. Temu connects consumers directly with manufacturers and wholesalers, primarily based in China, allowing them to buy goods at a discount. Sometimes, however, the discounts can lead to confusion - as Ojha's mother discovered when she ordered what she thought was a vacuum cleaner and cooking utensils at a great price. She missed the product description which explained that Temu is selling stickers of the products, not the products themselves. Ojha's video captures the hilarity that ensued when she opened her packages and realised that she'd received stickers. A post shared by Suchita Ojha (@suchiojha) 'Context: She didn't even read that it was stickers, she just saw the picture and ordered randomly,' the Dubai-based woman wrote on Instagram, explaining that her mother did not read the product description. When reached out to Temu for a response, the company said: 'We always encourage users to read product descriptions and reviews carefully so their purchases match what they're looking for. Mixups like this happen, and we hope the user gives Temu another try!' The Instagram Reel has gone viral with over 2.2 million views and a ton of comments. Viewers on Instagram were also much amused by the mix-up. 'The description literally says stickers. But this is so funny,' read one comment under the video. 'Didn't know we could get trauma from Temu,' another person joked. 'AED 5!? itna paisa mein itna hi milega,' a third quipped.
Time of India
22-05-2025
- Time of India
2 teens who wooed gay men to rob them held
Mumbai: A college-goer who scouted for targets on a gay dating app, invited them over for a date and then looted them at knifepoint was arrested along with his accomplice on Wednesday. A Govt Railway Police (GRP) team which made the arrest said that the duo wanted quick money to pursue professions of their choice. So far, only one person, a 21-year-old jewellery maker, has approached the GRP with a complaint. Investigators have appealed to anyone who may have been similarly robbed to come forward and lodge complaints. The complainant, who lives in the western suburbs, had created a profile on a dating app. He matched with one of the accused, Anubhav Ojha (19), who had created a profile on the app to scout for targets. The two decided to meet on May 16 at an isolated location close to the railway tracks between Borivli and Kandivli stations. Around 9.30pm, when the complainant came to the spot, Ojha was waiting with his accomplice, Ravi Jha (19). One of the accused persons pulled out a knife and threatened to kill the complainant if he raised an alarm. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Tukarkan Bitcoin dan Ethereum - Tanpa Dompet Diperlukan! IC Markets MULAI SEKARANG Undo The police said that the two accused emptied the complainant's pockets and found an iPhone. They also robbed a 3 gm gold ring and a gold earring that he had worn. They forced him to transfer a sum of Rs 2,800 online by scanning a QR code. After manhandling him, the two fled from the spot. The complainant approached the Borivali GRP on May 17 and an FIR was registered. The FIR does not mention that he matched with Ojha on a gay dating app. After a technical investigation, a Special Task Force (STF) of the GRP headed by senior inspector Vijay Khedkar and comprising inspector Rohit Sawant and assistant inspector Abhijeet Tailor, tracked down Ojha and Jha, and arrested them. The police said Ojha wanted to enter a bodybuilding contest and wanted money for affording a protein-based diet and steroids. Jha had already registered a company and needed funds to start his business, officials said. The custody of the two was handed over to Borivali GRP and they were produced before a magistrate court.
Hindustan Times
05-05-2025
- Hindustan Times
B Tech student of prestigious institute held for filming her senior roommate in hostel's bathroom
Jabalpur, A B Tech student at prestigious IIITDM Jabalpur in Madhya Pradesh was detained by police on Monday for allegedly filming her senior roommate in the hostel's bathroom, officials said. The incident came to light after a student of 4th year B-Tech complained to the Indian Institute of Information Technology and Design Manufacturing's authorities about the suspected involvement of the junior student on Sunday night. Acting on the complaint, the hostel warden checked the mobile phones of all girl inmates, and found some objectionable videos recorded by the second year student, officials said. "A girl student of B. Tech second year of Pandit Dwarka Prasad Mishra Indian Institute of Information Technology, Design & Manufacturing has been detained after she was accused of filming her roommate in the bathroom of the institute's hostel," Additional Superintendent of Police Suryakant Sharma told reporters. The student is being questioned. An FIR will be filed accordingly, he added. Some students of the institute had lodged a complaint at Dumna police outpost stating that a second-year girl student was shooting videos of her roommate in the bathroom, Sharma said. PDPM IIITDM in charge director Aparajita Ojha told PTI that the institute has set up a three-member committee of professors to probe the allegations against the second-year student. She said the institute authorities received a complaint from the B-Tech fourth-year student on Sunday night about the suspected role of the junior student in shooting her videos in the bathroom. "After receiving the complaint, the hostel warden immediately checked the mobile phones of all the girl inmates. During the inspection, one to two videos of the bathroom were found on the mobile phone of the second-year student," Ojha added. The committee is examining the matter and action will be taken against the student accordingly, Dr Ojha said, adding that police were informed.
NDTV
03-05-2025
- Sport
- NDTV
Ex-India Star Lauds GT Coach Ashish Nehra For Backing Pacer Prasidh Krishna
Former India spinner and JioStar expert Pragyan Ojha has heaped praise on Gujarat Titans (GT) seamer Prasidh Krishna for his sharp spells and consistent impact this Indian Premier League (IPL) season, especially highlighting the support system behind the fast bowler's rise. Krishna delivered a match-winning spell of 2/19 in four overs as Gujarat Titans defeated Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) by 38 runs in Ahmedabad. The victory propelled GT to the second spot on the IPL 2025 points table. Speaking on JioHotstar, Ojha applauded Krishna's execution and composure, attributing much of his success to the clarity in his bowling and the environment created by the team leadership. "I think he's been brilliant so far. What I love about him is the clarity he has in his bowling," said Ojha. "He's also got strong backing from his captain and coach Ashish Nehra. If you've heard Nehra speak, he always emphasizes bowling hard lengths--and Prasidh thrives on that," he added. Ojha further underlined the confidence that comes with having a well-defined role and the right encouragement. "When you're backed for your strengths, everything becomes easier. Once he gets those early wickets, the momentum carries forward. And that's exactly what he's done consistently," he added. With Krishna finding rhythm at a crucial juncture of the tournament, Gujarat Titans will be hoping their strike pacer continues to fire as the playoff race heats up. Coming to the fixture, GT maintained its flawless record of defending a 200-plus target in their home den. Gujarat's 38-run triumph against the misfiring Sunrisers was laid by an early blitzkrieg from Sudharsan (48) and Gill (76), topped up by Buttler's rollicking 64(37). SRH's pursuit of 225 turned into a massacre as Gujarat hunted in packs to leave Hyderabad dwindling. While Sunrisers went for runs with gallantry, wickets came at regular intervals, sending Hyderabad on the brink of exit after they surrendered to a 38-run defeat.
India Gazette
03-05-2025
- Sport
- India Gazette
"Clarity and backing make the difference": Pragyan Ojha lauds Prasidh Krishna's impact for GT
New Delhi [India], May 3 (ANI): Former India spinner and JioStar expert Pragyan Ojha has heaped praise on Gujarat Titans (GT) seamer Prasidh Krishna for his sharp spells and consistent impact this Indian Premier League (IPL) season, especially highlighting the support system behind the fast bowler's rise. Krishna delivered a match-winning spell of 2/19 in four overs as Gujarat Titans defeated Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) by 38 runs in Ahmedabad. The victory propelled GT to the second spot on the IPL 2025 points table. Speaking on JioHotstar, Ojha applauded Krishna's execution and composure, attributing much of his success to the clarity in his bowling and the environment created by the team leadership. 'I think he's been brilliant so far. What I love about him is the clarity he has in his bowling,' said Ojha. 'He's also got strong backing from his captain and coach Ashish Nehra. If you've heard Nehra speak, he always emphasizes bowling hard lengths--and Prasidh thrives on that,' he added. Ojha further underlined the confidence that comes with having a well-defined role and the right encouragement. 'When you're backed for your strengths, everything becomes easier. Once he gets those early wickets, the momentum carries forward. And that's exactly what he's done consistently,' he added. With Krishna finding rhythm at a crucial juncture of the tournament, Gujarat Titans will be hoping their strike pacer continues to fire as the playoff race heats up. Coming to the fixture, GT maintained its flawless record of defending a 200-plus target in their home den. Gujarat's 38-run triumph against the misfiring Sunrisers was laid by an early blitzkrieg from Sudharsan (48) and Gill (76), topped up by Buttler's rollicking 64(37). SRH's pursuit of 225 turned into a massacre as Gujarat hunted in packs to leave Hyderabad dwindling. While Sunrisers went for runs with gallantry, wickets came at regular intervals, sending Hyderabad on the brink of exit after they surrendered to a 38-run defeat. (ANI)
