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A shocking incident from Paris has caught the limelight and will remind you of the 'Dhoom 3' film. The video of an incident shows that a group of 4 men who were all masked, wore helmets, and carried assault rifles with them were robbing the Chanel shop and nearby jewelry shops at Rue de la Paix, close to Place Vendome.Three of them were inside the store, while the fourth stayed outside the store with an automatic gun slung over his chest. The burglars casually exited the store with filled bags and fled on two motorbikes even while runners and traffic continued to pass by at a normal rate.The entire incident was fully planned and it took burglars only 10 minutes to rob everything. Following the incident, police cordoned off the area shortly and the store will be closed temporarily. 

Paris: video of robbery at Chanel jewellery store; armed gang loots in 10 min, flees on bikes

Paris robbery: In a movie-like heist, 4 individuals looted a swanky Chanel store, before escaping on two-wheelers.

In a movie-like heist in France's capital city Paris, some persons robbed a swanky Chanel store. One of the witnesses captured the entire crime on camera.
The video, widely shared on social media, showed 4 individuals dressed in black robbing the jewellery and watch store at Rue de la Paix, close to Place Vendome.
While three of the robbers collected the bounty, the fourth stood watch outside with an automatic rifle. The heist lasted around 10 minutes, before the thieves casually exited the store and escaped on their two-wheelers
All this as normal activity continued in the area. The incident occurred on May 5, with police yet to announce any arrests, 5 days later.

Missing flight meals? This airline is selling plane food in shops

Assuming that air travellers must be missing its in-flight fine dining meals, Finnish carrier Finnair&nbsp;is selling business class airplane food in supermarkets in a move to keep its catering staff employed and to offer a taste of the airline experience to those missing flying in the Covid-19 times.
The airline said that in a&nbsp;pilot scheme&nbsp;the handmade meals, called &ldquo;Taste of Finnair,&rdquo; would initially be offered at one store.
The ready-made dishes&nbsp;include options like reindeer meatballs, Arctic char and Japanese-style teriyaki beef&nbsp;and would cost about 10 to 13 euros, Finnair Kitchen said.

Finnair&nbsp;to sell business-class aeroplane food in supermarkets
To help keep catering staff employed, offer new experience for patrons
Pilot scheme serving handmade meals titled 'Taste of Finnair'&nbsp;
Ready-made dishes will cost about 10-13 Euros&nbsp;

Assuming that air travellers must be missing its in-flight fine dining meals, Finnish carrier Finnair&nbsp;is selling business class aeroplane food in supermarkets in a move to keep its catering staff employed and to offer a taste of the airline experience to those missing flying in the Covid-19 times.
The airline said that in a&nbsp;pilot scheme&nbsp;the handmade meals, called &ldquo;Taste of Finnair,&rdquo; would initially be offered at one store.
The ready-made dishes&nbsp;include options like reindeer meatballs, Arctic char and Japanese-style teriyaki beef&nbsp;and would cost about 10 to 13 euros, Finnair Kitchen said.

Paytm launches its own mini app store

Paytm has launched its own mini app store after Google announced that it would also enforce a 30 per cent commission on in-app purchases

Paytm launches mini app store for Indian developers
Follows weeks after Google pulled Paytm temporarily
Google said it would take 30% cut on in-app purchases
Apps listed without any charge, payment options
More than 300 apps joined Paytm app store

Digital payments firm Paytm has taken the challenge to Google&rsquo;s Play Store by launching its Android Mini App Store to support Indian developers.
This comes weeks after Google pulled down the Paytm app from its Play Store temporarily and a day after Google announced that it would also enforce a 30 per cent commission on in-app purchases.
Paytm is providing listing and distribution of these mini apps from within its app, without any charge and will allow developers to choose payment options.
More than 300 apps, including Decathlon, Ola, Netmeds, Domino&rsquo;s Pizza and NoBroker, have joined the Paytm app store.

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