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Man Gets Call For Interview Within 3 Hours Of Standing With Placard
Haider Malik (24) stood in front of Canary Wharf station with a placard in the hope of getting a job in the finance and banking sector. His placard had a QR code, so people could easily view his CV and LinkedIn profile. Soon after, he was invited for an interview for the role of Treasury Analyst at Canary Wharf Group, and got a job by the end of the week.
Tags: interview, london, Human Interest, Job search, World news
Courtesy: Mirror
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TikTok Domestic Violence Hand Signal Saves 16 Yr Old Girl From 'Abductor'
Police of Kentucky rescued a 16-year-old missing teenage girl who used a hand gesture that signals distress or domestic violence. According to reports, the girl grabbed the attention of a passing car, after which, the driver informed the police. The car was intercepted and a 61-year-old man was arrested and booked under abduction. The gesture reportedly shown by the teenager was first introduced in TikTok by the Canadian Women's Foundation… read-more
Tags: Human Interest, Kidnapping, United States, Kentucky, TikTok
Courtesy: The Guardian
Photo: DNA India
"Sports Teaches You How To Win, Lose In Life": Olympian Mary D’souza
Mary D’souza Sequeira, Mumbai's first women Olympian athlete and 'Dhyan Chand' award winner had to organize a dance and a whist competition to raise funds to participate in Finland’s Helsinki 1952 Olympics. Her journey as an athlete began with the Asian Games 1951, where she bagged bronze in the 200m race and silver in the 4x100m relay. Sequeira claimed gold in the 1954 Manali’s Asian Games.
Tags: sports, India, Human Interest, Olympic, Athlete
Courtesy: The Better India
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IPS Singh G Patil Efforts To Transforms Tribals Lives; Provides Free Medication
Telangana's Jayashankar-Bhupalpally and Mulugu district IPS officer, Dr Sangram Singh G Patil is making an effort to uplift the lives of tribal population by providing free medical aid. Patil has been successfully organising health checkups for over 650 Gotti Koya Tribal families, suffering from various distressing ailments. Reportedly, he graduated as a doctor in 2011 conducting 550 RT-PCR tests, and took up civil services in 2015.
Tags: Telangana, India, Human Interest, IPS
Courtesy: The Logical Indian
Photo: The Kathmandu Post
Kolkata Radio Operators Reunites Nepali Mother-Son After 41 Years
A 72-year-old man named Durga Prasad Timsina met his mother after 41 years following the efforts of prisoner's friend, a radio operator in Kolkata. Timsina, serving sentences in various prisons was spotted by a parole prison inmate who helped him find his family through Ham Radio. Reportedly, Timsina was a school teacher who left home in 1980 to join the Indian Army in Darjeeling where he was ensnared in a murder case by the man who promised… read-more
Tags: Human Interest, Nepal, India, Goodness, Durga Prasad Timsina
Courtesy: The Times Of India
Photo: Dainik Jagran
Bihar Migrant Labour Who Went Jobless In Pandemic, Now Runs LED Unit
Bihar migrant worker Pramod Baitha, who went jobless amid the pandemic, has started an LED bulb factory from home today. Taking inspiration from 'vocal for local,' Pramod started manufacturing LED bulbs by investing Rs 40,000 for raw materials. Besides, he has given employment to local labourers by imparting formal training to them. Interestingly, Baitha got appreciation in PM Modi's 'Mann Ki Baat'. Currently operated by 8 employees, Baitha… read-more
Tags: Good News, Human Interest, Mann Ki Baat, Migrant Worker, LED
Courtesy: The New Indian Express
