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Railways may fine you Rs 1,000 or imprison you for up to six months for playing loud music or videos on trains; awareness drive plannedRailway authorities plan to raise awareness regarding noise caused by mobile phones in trains and stations. Announcements will inform passe...- Rs 5,000 fine for talking or watching on speaker mode! Railway passengers could land in trouble for playing reels, films or cartoons loudly or making phone calls on trainsRailways has warned passengers against playing music, watching videos or making loud phone calls using speaker mode on trains and railway p...
- Singapore has a new rule that could cost tourists $5,500. Here's what you need to knowSingapore has implemented tougher penalties to curb disruptive behaviors on its public transport system, aiming to enhance the experience f...
- Quote of the day by Anthony Hopkins: 'People don't always tell you what they are thinking. They just..." - Life lesson from Academy Award winner actor who is known for his blunt, no-nonsense straight talksPeople often subtly block others' progress without direct confrontation. This quiet sabotage stems from fear and personal stagnation. Obser...
- Quote of the day by Tom Holland: “I feel like if you put something out into the universe, then you increase your chances of it happening” — an important life lesson behind the Spider-Man actor's belief that saying what you want can bring you closer to itTom Holland's quote of the day talks about an important life lesson taken from his own belief that saying what you want can actualy bring y...
- Bengaluru Metro rail fines: From playing music to sitting on coach floors, you may have to pay Rs 2,500 for these violations in Namma MetroNamma Metro commuters can now be fined up to Rs 2,500 for playing music or videos on speaker, watching content without earphones, and other...
- Psychology says people who always wear headphones may be doing more than listening to music, here's what this everyday habit revealsPsychology says people who always wear headphones may be seeking focus, emotional regulation, or a sense of control. Here's what psychologi...
- “Islam-friendly” gym in Kerala’s Palakkad? No music, separate timings for men & women, strict workout rules, claim reportsA gym in Palakkad, Kerala, is set to implement Islamic-guided operational rules. The facility will feature gender separation, separate timi...
- Can your piano touch really change the sound? New study says yes! Here's what you need to knowA century-old debate is settled. Scientists have proven that a pianist's touch genuinely alters a piano's sound. Using advanced technology,...
- India’s growing wallets are fuelling the world’s massive concert rushIndia is rapidly transforming into a global hub for live entertainment, attracting major international festivals like Rolling Loud and Loll...
- Delhi Metro issues fresh warning against reel-making inside trainsDelhi Metro has prohibited shooting reels and dance videos inside the metro premises. DMRC has started announcements regarding the same ins...
- Elon Musk look-alike hates the comparison, says he is 'not a nice person'Hugo One, a singer from Luxembourg, is often mistaken for Elon Musk. This started in 2018 and continues to happen. People frequently stop h...
- Running marathon lengths on treadmill while singing her entire setlist: How Taylor Swift prepared for the Era's TourSwift's blockbuster tour spans 151 shows across five continents, featuring a 44-song setlist. The 33-year-old artist takes on an athletic f...
- Take a taste of tradition in Brazil & Japan, check out the world's most-happening dance festivalsWhen it comes to dance and music fests, all routes lead to the city of Guadalajara.
- Skullcandy Riff Wireless review: Delivers punchy bass, making it great for music loversThis is amongst the cheapest wireless offerings from Skullcandy.
- Is the lack of good audio technology affecting the melody of classical music?Classical music is in dire need of good audio in concert halls and recording studios.
- How to fit twice as much music onto your iPhoneYou’ve probably encountered the iPhone’s storage problem when trying to store photos, apps and songs in there. But, there is a way to fit m...
- Television, phone makers step up decibel levels to woo customersMakers of televisions, mobile phones and even refrigerators are increasing decibel counts to appeal to the noise-loving consumers.
- Jairam Ramesh's attempt to check traffic noiseHonking is second nature to Indians; trying to silence that would be like attempting to curb free speech.
- iPods may enrage co-passengersYour iPod might be helping you escape the reality of train travel, but the ‘musical experience’ may send fellow commuters into a rage, says...
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