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Rajiv Mehta, a user of X (formerly known as Twitter) shared the story of a village man who leads a simple life, despite owning shares worth ₹100 crores. The post, which is now going viral read, " He is holding shares worth ₹80 crores L&T ₹21 crores worth of Ultrtech cement shares ₹1 crore worth of Karnataka bank shares. Still leading a simple life." Netizens appreciate the village man's simplicity.

Infosys ex-CEO Narayana Murthy slammed Bollywood actress Kareena Kapoor Khan, for ignoring her fans right in a flight. In a conversation at IIT-Kanpur, Mr Murthy voiced his surprise at Kapoor's lack of acknowledgement towards her fans. Though his wife, Sudha Murty, tried to defend Ms Kapoor, Mr Murthy continued with his remarks and gave details of the incident involving the actor. Whoever came to me, I stood up, said Murthy.

Dr Manav Arora, an orthopaedic surgeon, shared a tragic-turned-comedy incident on the recently launched Thread platform. On July 7, a patient gave Dr Arora a fake Rs 500 note, which his receptionist didn't notice. Arora shared the incident on Thread and said,  "Anyway, I had a good laugh and I’ve saved this note with me since it’s a fun memory, even though I have been robbed off of Rs 500.” 

In a bizarre incident, an Uganda man Herbert Baitwababo took legal help after he was removed from a WhatsApp group. He went to court after he was removed, and listening to the complainant, the court asked the admin to add him back as well. However, he continued his legal battle as after Herbert was made part of the group again, all members left the space and created a new group.

Four Indigenous children who had been missing for more than a month in the Colombian Amazon rainforest after a small plane crash have been found alive, said President Gustavo Petro. "Today we have had a magical day," Petro said to the media. "They are weak. Let's let the doctors make their assessment," he added. The president earlier posted a photo on Twitter and confirmed the survived adults and kids.