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Viral Video: Woman Allegedly Tears Clothes During Train Ticket Check, Accuses TTE Of Harassment

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By SAKSHI ARORA
| CNN-News18 Verified
News viral Viral Video: Woman Allegedly Tears Clothes During Train Ticket Check, Accuses TTE Of Harassment Last Updated:September 19, 2026, 16:47 IST A viral train video allegedly shows a woman tearing her clothes during a ticket dispute with a TTE and accusing him of harassment.
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Scalable molecular representations enabled by multimodal fusion and sequence distillation

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By Suvendu Kumar, Saveena Solanki, Mudit Gupta, Sonam Chauhan Verified, Sanjay Kumar Mohanty, Shiva Satija, Abhinav Sharma, Subhadeep Duari, Arushi Sharma, Raidhani Shome, Vishakha Gautam, SAKSHI ARORA, Syed Ali, Adnan Ahmed Raza, Sourav Sinha, Aayushi Mittal, Debarka Sengupta, Natarajan Arul Murugan, Gaurav Ahuja
| Nature Verified
Abstract Molecular prediction depends on how chemical structures are represented, yet descriptors capture only partial aspects of chemical information. Here, we show that the Chemical Dice Integrator combines six complementary molecular views spanning physicochemical properties, molecular topology, two-dimensional structural images, bioactivity profiles, quantum properties, and molecular language into a unified latent space.
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‘Act Dumb To Get Hired?’: Reddit User Claims Being Too Skilled Can Hurt Job Chances; Internet Calls It 'BullSh*t'

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By SAKSHI ARORA
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News viral ‘Act Dumb To Get Hired?’: Reddit User Claims Being Too Skilled Can Hurt Job Chances; Internet Calls It 'BullSh*t' Last Updated:September 19, 2026, 15:26 IST A Reddit post claiming tech candidates may need to “act dumb” during interviews to avoid threatening interviewers has sparked debate among developers A Reddit user has claimed that some candidates may be rejected for appearing more technically skilled than their interviewers (Image-AI) A Reddit post claiming that candidates may...
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