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A Unique Couple Crosses Religious Barriers; 5-Foot Woman Marries 3-Foot Man
Viral Story: In Andhra Pradesh, a young couple has won hearts on social media. Their story proves that love has no limits. It shows that love is beyond height, beauty, caste, and religion.
The couple, Vemula Shashi and Sheikh Gausia, first met in school. Their friendship started in the 9th grade. Over time, their friendship turned into love.
Shashi works as a contract employee in a district court. Gausia works in a medical shop. Shashi is short in height, but Gausia loved his kind nature and personality.
Their journey was not easy. Shashi is a Hindu, and Gausia is a Muslim. Their families did not accept their relationship. They also opposed the match because of Shashi’s height.
Despite the challenges, the couple stayed strong. When family pressure increased, they decided to get married. They had a church wedding and chose to stay together.
Later, they went to the Inukuduru police station for protection. The police called both families for counseling. The families tried to convince them to separate.
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However, Gausia stood firm. She said she would live only with her husband. Her courage surprised everyone.
Now, many people on social media are praising the couple. They say this is true love.J
Viral Video: A cute video of a little girl and a peacock has become popular on social media. The video shows the special bond between the child and the bird.
The video was shared on the Facebook account named “Lachutti and Kunjutti.” In the video, a peacock enters the courtyard of a house. While walking around, the bird accidentally knocks down a flower pot.
The little girl notices the fallen pot and immediately starts scolding the peacock. Her funny reaction has made many people smile online. After that, the child is also seen fixing the flower pot by herself.
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The viral video has received more than 77,000 views on social media. Many users have shared funny and sweet comments after watching the clip.
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One user commented, “It is the peacock’s mistake. Please forgive it, little girl.” Another user wrote, “The little girl looks very angry.” A third user called the video “very cute.”
The adorable moment between the child and the peacock has won the hearts of many viewers online.
New Delhi: A young woman has gone viral on social media after rejecting a work-from-home job offer because of the company’s strict monitoring rules. The woman, identified as Gurleen, shared her experience in a video that sparked a major online debate.
According to Gurleen, the company had placed two major conditions during the interview process. Employees were required to keep their webcam switched on throughout working hours. The
company’s software would also take screenshots of the computer screen every 10 minutes to track employee productivity.
Gurleen said she was shocked after hearing the rules. She described the policy as “harassment” rather than a normal work environment.
She said work-from-home jobs should provide flexibility and freedom to employees. She also said constant monitoring and regular screenshots make employees feel like robots instead of human beings.
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The video quickly gained attention on social media. Many users supported Gurleen’s decision and criticized the company’s policies. Several people said such strict surveillance creates stress, fear, and distrust among employees. They argued that employee performance should be judged by the quality of work instead of constant monitoring.
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However, some people defended the company’s rules. They said companies use such systems to ensure employees remain responsible while working from home. Some users also claimed the rules help prevent workers from handling multiple jobs at the same time.
The incident has now started a wider discussion online about employee privacy, workplace trust, and the growing use of monitoring software in remote jobs.
Viral Video: A viral video of two humanoid robots fighting in a storefront in San Francisco has stunned social media users. Many people called the scene “straight out of a sci-fi movie.”
The clip was shared on X by virtual reality innovator Cix Liv. The video shows two robots fighting inside a makeshift ring while a human referee watches the match.
One robot was built by EngineAI and the other by Unitree. The robots were seen throwing punches, kicking, dodging attacks, and moving around the ring as a crowd cheered.
“The first fight ever between an EngineAI and a Unitree robot at our new store space in SF,” the caption of the post said.
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The video quickly went viral on social media platforms. It received thousands of views, likes, and comments from users around the world.
Some viewers were impressed by the robots’ movements and balance. Others questioned whether the robots were acting on their own.
“They are remotely controlling them, not AI making the actual movement,” one user commented online.
Unitree has become one of China’s fastest-growing humanoid robotics companies. Its G1 humanoid robot costs around $16,000 and comes with conversational AI features.
The company gained worldwide attention after winning the world’s first robot combat competition last year. Unitree also showcased its H2 humanoid robot at CES 2026.
Meanwhile, EngineAI introduced its T800 humanoid robot at CES 2026.
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The robot stands 1.73 meters tall and weighs 75 kilograms. The company said the machine was designed for stability and advanced movement.
EngineAI announced that the robot will start at a price of $25,000. The first deliveries are expected to begin in mid-2026.
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