Does thinking about Earth's last days take you back to a dystopian film setting?
You need not ponder further, an Artificial Intelligence (AI) image generator has predicted and picturised what selfies will look like as Earth nears its end. 
A TikTok account going by the name 'Robot Overloads' shared daunting images of hollow faces staring right into the camera with plumes of smoke rising from burning, dilapidated buildings in the background.
The faces looking eerily similar to burnt human skeletons are also seen operating smartphones in some of the images to take selfies.
The TikTok account often posts images generated by AI upon user prompts. This series of images, too, was created by the AI after multiple requests from various users, a Twitter user said. Users on the social media platform had mixed reactions for the unsettling images. While a few stated that after looking at these photographs they wouldn't be able to sleep peacefully others on the other hand joked that at least the camera quality was good. Conspiracy theorists among users raised suspicions that perhaps the pictures belong to another planet adding that background in all the photos are same just picturised from different angles. Be what may, the images of hollow faces with explosions, burning buildings in the background portray a sense of dystopia often depicted in end-of-the-world movies.
The AI also managed to capture fixation for smartphones and selfies as the world literally ends. 

AI generates 'end-of-the-world' selfies. See what they look like

Users on the social media platform had mixed reactions for the unsettling images.

Users on the social media platform had mixed reactions for the unsettling images.

Do you often think about what the Earth would look like in its last days?
You need not ponder any further. An Artificial Intelligence (AI) image generator has created several &lsquo;end-of-the world selfies&rsquo;.&nbsp;
A TikTok account going by the name 'Robot Overloads' shared daunting images of hollow faces staring right into the camera with plumes of smoke rising from burning, dilapidated buildings in the background.
The faces, eerily similar to burnt human skeletons, are also seen operating smartphones in some of the images to take selfies.
The TikTok account often posts images generated by AI upon user prompts. This series of images too was created by the AI after multiple requests, according to a Twitter user.
There were mixed reactions on social media for the unsettling images. While a few stated that after looking at these photographs they wouldn't be able to sleep peacefully, others on the other hand joked that at least the camera quality was good.&nbsp;
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Conspiracy theorists also raised suspicions that perhaps the pictures belong to another planet adding that the background in all the photos looks the same but just picturised from different angles.&nbsp;
The images portray a sense of dystopia often depicted in end-of-the-world movies. The AI also managed to capture fixation for smartphones and selfies as the world ends.&nbsp;

The fossilized skeleton of a T. rex relative that roamed the earth about 76 million years ago sold for $6.1 million as the opening lot of Sotheby's live Natural History sale in New York Thursday.
The Gorgosaurus skeleton is the highlight Sotheby's natural history auction. The Gorgosaurus was an apex carnivore that lived in what is now the western United States and Canada during the Late Cretaceous period. It predated its relative the Tyrannosaurus rex by 10 million years.
The specimen was discovered in 2018 in the Judith River Formation near Havre, Montana. It measures nearly 10 feet (3 meters) tall and 22 (6.7 meters) feet long.

Fossilized dinosaur skeleton sells for $6.1 million

The Gorgosaurus skeleton is the highlight Sotheby's natural history auction. The Gorgosaurus was an apex carnivore that lived in what is now the western United States and Canada during the Late Cretaceous period.

The fossilized skeleton of a T. rex relative that roamed the earth about 76 million years ago sold for $6.1 million as the opening lot of Sotheby's live Natural History sale in New York Thursday.
The Gorgosaurus skeleton is the highlight Sotheby's natural history auction. The Gorgosaurus was an apex carnivore that lived in what is now the western United States and Canada during the Late Cretaceous period. It predated its relative the Tyrannosaurus rex by 10 million years.
The specimen was discovered in 2018 in the Judith River Formation near Havre, Montana. It measures nearly 10 feet (3 meters) tall and 22 (6.7 meters) feet long.
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Manisha Ropeta is making heads turn not only because she is among the few female officers in authoritative positions in Sindh Police but also for the fact that the 26-year-old is the first woman from the minority Hindu community in Pakistan to become a Deputy Superintendent of Police.
In Pakistan’s male-dominated society and culture, it is difficult for women to join professions considered “manly” such as the police force.
“From childhood, I and my sisters have seen the same old system of patriarchy where girls are told if they want to get educated and work it can only be as teachers or doctors,” Ropeta from Sindh’s Jacobabad area says.
Belonging to a middle-class family from Jacobabad in interior Sindh province, Ropeta says she wants to end this sentiment that girls from good families shouldn’t have anything to do with the police or district courts.
“Women are the most oppressed and the target of many crimes in our society and I joined the police because I feel we need ‘protector’ women in our society,” she says.
Ropeta, who is currently under training, will be posted in the crime-prone area of Lyari.
 
She feels that working as a senior police officer really empowers women and gives them authority.
“I want to lead a feminisation drive and encourage gender equality in the police force. I myself have always been very inspired and attracted to the police work,” the DSP says.
Her three other sisters are all doctors and her youngest brother is also studying medicine.
Asked what prompted her to choose a different profession, Ropeta says she had failed by one mark to clear her MBBS entrance examinations. “I then told my family I was taking a degree in physical therapy but at the same time I prepared for the Sindh Public Services Commission examinations and I passed that getting 16th position among 468 candidates.” Ropeta’s father was a trader in Jacobabad. He passed away when she was 13 after which her mother brought her children to Karachi and raised them.
She admits though it is not easy to be in a senior position in Sindh Police and to get on field training in a place like Lyari, her colleagues, superiors and juniors treat her with respect for her views and hard work.
Ropeta recalls that in her hometown it was not a usual practice for girls to pursue higher education and even when her relatives came to know she was joining the police force they said she wouldn’t last for long as it is a tough profession.
“So far I have proven them wrong,” she says.
Ropeta is hopeful of playing a big role in portraying a better image of the police whom many people still don’t trust and thus don’t report crimes.

Manisha Ropeta becomes Pakistan’s first Hindu woman DSP

Belonging to a middle-class family from Jacobabad in interior Sindh province, Ropeta says she wants to end this sentiment that girls from good families shouldn&rsquo;t have anything to do with the police or district courts.

Manisha Ropeta is making heads turn not only because she is among the few female officers in authoritative positions in Sindh Police but also for the fact that the 26-year-old is the first woman from the minority Hindu community in Pakistan to become a Deputy Superintendent of Police.
In Pakistan&rsquo;s male-dominated society and culture, it is difficult for women to join professions considered &ldquo;manly&rdquo; such as the police force.
&ldquo;From childhood, I and my sisters have seen the same old system of patriarchy where girls are told if they want to get educated and work it can only be as teachers or doctors,&rdquo; Ropeta from Sindh&rsquo;s Jacobabad area says.
Belonging to a middle-class family from Jacobabad in interior Sindh province, Ropeta says she wants to end this sentiment that girls from good families shouldn&rsquo;t have anything to do with the police or district courts.
&ldquo;Women are the most oppressed and the target of many crimes in our society and I joined the police because I feel we need &lsquo;protector&rsquo; women in our society,&rdquo; she says.
Ropeta, who is currently under training, will be posted in the crime-prone area of Lyari.
She feels that working as a senior police officer really empowers women and gives them authority.
&ldquo;I want to lead a feminisation drive and encourage gender equality in the police force. I myself have always been very inspired and attracted to the police work,&rdquo; the DSP says.
Her three other sisters are all doctors and her youngest brother is also studying medicine.
Asked what prompted her to choose a different profession, Ropeta says she had failed by one mark to clear her MBBS entrance examinations. &ldquo;I then told my family I was taking a degree in physical therapy but at the same time I prepared for the Sindh Public Services Commission examinations and I passed that getting 16th position among 468 candidates.&rdquo; Ropeta&rsquo;s father was a trader in Jacobabad. He passed away when she was 13 after which her mother brought her children to Karachi and raised them.
She admits though it is not easy to be in a senior position in Sindh Police and to get on field training in a place like Lyari, her colleagues, superiors and juniors treat her with respect for her views and hard work.
Ropeta recalls that in her hometown it was not a usual practice for girls to pursue higher education and even when her relatives came to know she was joining the police force they said she wouldn&rsquo;t last for long as it is a tough profession.
&ldquo;So far I have proven them wrong,&rdquo; she says.
Ropeta is hopeful of playing a big role in portraying a better image of the police whom many people still don&rsquo;t trust and thus don&rsquo;t report crimes.

Impressed by the talent of a boy hailing from a nondescript village in Rajsamand district of Rajasthan, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Wednesday asked Chief minister Ashok Gehlot to help make his dream come true.
The video description of the tweet that Gandhi retweeted identifies the 16-year old boy as Bharat Singh practising bowling using a fishing net.
"Amazing talent is hidden in every nook and corner of our country, and it is our duty to recognize and promote them. I request @ashokgehlot51 ji, please help this child to make his dream come true," Gandhi wrote while retweeting the 6-second video.
Reacting to this, Gehlot tweeted, "Sure, will take it further and will do the needful."

Rahul Gandhi impressed by Rajasthan boy practising bowling using fishing net: Watch video

The video description of the tweet that Gandhi retweeted identifies the 16-year old boy as Bharat Singh practising bowling using a fishing net.

Impressed by the talent of a boy hailing from a nondescript village in Rajsamand district of Rajasthan, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Wednesday asked Chief minister Ashok Gehlot to help make his dream come true.
The video description of the tweet that Gandhi retweeted identifies the 16-year old boy as Bharat Singh practising bowling using a fishing net.
"Amazing talent is hidden in every nook and corner of our country, and it is our duty to recognize and promote them. I request @ashokgehlot51 ji, please help this child to make his dream come true," Gandhi wrote while retweeting the 6-second video.
Reacting to this, Gehlot tweeted, "Sure, will take it further and will do the needful."

Lucky number 40 it is for Tyler Cohen as a post on LinkedIn went viral highlighting how he secured a job with Google after being rejected a whopping 29 times.&nbsp;"There's a fine line between perseverance and insanity. I'm still trying to figure out which one I have. 39 rejections, 1 acceptance," he said in the short LinkedIn post.
Cohen&rsquo;s account has gone viral with thousands of reactions and hundreds of comments. The post caught Google's attention itself, and the company commented from its official LinkedIn account welcoming Cohen to the team.
&ldquo;What a journey it's been, Tyler! It was definitely time,&rdquo; wrote Google.

Viral Post: Man gets job at Google after being rejected 39 times

Viral Post: Man gets a job at Google after being rejected 39 times, tech giant posts "It was definitely time” 

Lucky number 40!

Cohen shared the screenshot that tells his story on LinkedIn

Lucky number 40 it is for Tyler Cohen as a post on LinkedIn went viral highlighting how he secured a job with Google after being rejected a whopping 29 times.&nbsp; "There's a fine line between perseverance and insanity. I'm still trying to figure out which one I have. 39 rejections, 1 acceptance," he said in the short LinkedIn post.
Cohen&rsquo;s account has gone viral with thousands of reactions and hundreds of comments. The post caught Google's attention itself, and the company commented from its official LinkedIn account welcoming Cohen to the team.
&ldquo;What a journey it's been, Tyler! It was definitely time,&rdquo; wrote Google.

It's pink, it's 170 carat and it is possibly one of the biggest  rough diamonds ever recovered - Meet "The Lulo Rose".

Watch! Rare pink 170 carat diamond unearthed by Australian Diamond company

It's pink, it's 170 carat and it is possibly one of the biggest rough diamonds ever recovered - Meet "The Lulo Rose".

Pink and Precisous, a 170 carat diamond found

A newly-found pink diamond may be the largest one recovered in the last 300 year

It's pink, it's 170 carat and it is possibly one of the biggest rough diamonds ever recovered - Meet "The Lulo Rose".
This historical pink diamond is the 5th largest diamond, found in Angola and maybe the largest recovered in the last three centuries.&nbsp;
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Lucapa Diamond Company Limited, Endiama EP and Rosas and Petalas, partners in Sociedade Mineira Do Lulo (&ldquo;SML&rdquo;) announced the recovery of the rare pink Type IIa diamond from the Lulo alluvial mine.
&ldquo;This record and spectacular pink diamond recovered from Lulo continues to showcase Angola as an important player on the world stage,&rdquo; Country&rsquo;s Mineral Resources Minister Diamantino Azevedo said.
According to reports, the diamond will be sold via international tender at a dazzling price but this is not the first time when a pink diamond will be sold in millions.
The 59.6 carat Pink Star was sold at a Hong Kong auction in 2017 for 71.2 million US dollars. It remains the most expensive diamond ever sold.&nbsp;

Instagram's second most followed celebrity wants the platform to stop trying to copy Tik Tok. Kylie Jenner followed by sister Kim Kardashian put out a post saying “Make Instagram Instagram again.”Kylie's post  on her Instagram Stories yearned for the OG Insta as it read "Stop trying to be tiktok i just want to see cute photos of my friends. Sincerely, everyone.” With 360 million followers, Jenner is second in followers only to soccer player Cristiano Ronaldo. Facebook parent Meta which owns Instagram has been steadily creeping into Tik Tok territory as it promotes Reels over Insta posts. The 'full frame video' redesign mimicking Tik Tok was met with displeasure by many app users. 

Kardashians to Instagram: 'Stop trying to be Tik Tok'

Kardashians to Insta: 'Stop trying to be Tik Tok'

Kardashians hate the new Instagram

Kylie Jenner and Kim Kardashian each have hundreds of millions of Instagram followers

Instagram's second most followed celebrity wants the platform to stop trying to copy Tik Tok. Kylie Jenner followed by sister Kim Kardashian put out a post saying &ldquo;Make Instagram Instagram again.&rdquo; Kylie's post &nbsp;on her Instagram Stories yearned for the OG Insta as it read "Stop trying to be tiktok i just want to see cute photos of my friends. Sincerely, everyone.&rdquo; With 360 million followers, Jenner is second in followers only to soccer player Cristiano Ronaldo.&nbsp; Facebook parent Meta which owns Instagram has been steadily creeping into Tik Tok territory as it promotes Reels over Insta posts. The 'full frame video' redesign mimicking Tik Tok was met with displeasure by many app users.&nbsp;

A shocking surprise for whale watchers in the historic Massachusetts town of Plymouth.
A humpback whale landed on the bow of a small boat, surprising those who saw the massive creature slam the 19-foot vessel.
Town officials say the boat operator reported no injuries and no major damage that affected the seaworthiness of the vessel following the Sunday morning incident.
Humpback whales can grow up to 62-feet long and weight up to 53 tons.
They are popular with whale watchers because of their acrobatic displays – including spectacular breachings capable of launching their school bus-sized bodies entirely out of the water and slapping the surface with their pectoral fins or tails.
At the time of Sunday's incident, several boats were around the whale in Plymouth.
Video footage from the scene shows the animal launching its body out of the water and its head slamming onto the front of a nearby boat, tipping the rear of the vessel out of the water as it slid back into the Atlantic Ocean.
The Plymouth Harbormaster these kinds of incidents are rare, but they can still be dangerous for both boaters and whales.
The harbormaster recommends that boaters stay at least 100 yards away from humpback whales to minimize such incidents.

Caught on camera: humpback whale lands on nearby boat

A shocking surprise for whale watchers in the historic Massachusetts town of Plymouth.

Video footage from the scene shows the animal launching its body out of the water and its head slamming onto the front of a nearby boat, tipping the rear of the vessel out of the water as it slid back into the Atlantic Ocean.

A shocking surprise for whale watchers in the historic Massachusetts town of Plymouth.
A humpback whale landed on the bow of a small boat, surprising those who saw the massive creature slam the 19-foot vessel.
Town officials say the boat operator reported no injuries and no major damage that affected the seaworthiness of the vessel following the Sunday morning incident.
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Humpback whales can grow up to 62-feet long and weight up to 53 tons.
They are popular with whale watchers because of their acrobatic displays &ndash; including spectacular breachings capable of launching their school bus-sized bodies entirely out of the water and slapping the surface with their pectoral fins or tails.
At the time of Sunday's incident, several boats were around the whale in Plymouth.
Video footage from the scene shows the animal launching its body out of the water and its head slamming onto the front of a nearby boat, tipping the rear of the vessel out of the water as it slid back into the Atlantic Ocean.
The Plymouth Harbormaster these kinds of incidents are rare, but they can still be dangerous for both boaters and whales.
The harbormaster recommends that boaters stay at least 100 yards away from humpback whales to minimize such incidents.

In what is being called an 'artificial intelligence uprising' on social media, a chess robot broke the finger of its 7-year-old opponent during a tournment in Moscow. 
A video being shared online shows the robot taking one of the boy's pieces off the chessboard but when the 7-year-old makes his move the robot grabs his finger. 
People then rushed to help the boy who was eventually freed and taken away. 
Sergey Lazarev, the President of the Moscow Chess Federation, told Russian news agency Tass that the accident occurred because of the boy's hurried movement. 
According to Tass, the boy was able to play the rest of tournament but in a cast.
The incident is reported to have happened on July 19. 

Watch: chess robot breaks finger of 7-year-old opponent during tournament

In what is being called an 'artificial intelligence uprising' on social media, a chess robot broke the finger of its 7-year-old opponent during a tournment in Moscow. 

A video being shared online shows the robot taking one of the boy's pieces off the chessboard but when the 7-year-old makes his move the robot grabs his finger.&nbsp;

In what is being called an 'artificial intelligence uprising' on social media, a chess robot broke the finger of its 7-year-old opponent during a tournment in Moscow.&nbsp;
A video being shared online shows the robot taking one of the boy's pieces off the chessboard but when the 7-year-old makes his move the robot grabs his finger.&nbsp;
People then rushed to help the boy who was eventually freed and taken away.&nbsp;
Sergey Lazarev, the President of the Moscow Chess Federation, told Russian news agency Tass that the accident occurred because of the boy's hurried movement.&nbsp;
According to Tass, the boy was able to play the rest of tournament but in a cast.
The incident is reported to have happened on July 19.&nbsp;

Italian environmental activists glued their hands Friday to the glass protecting Sandro Botticelli's painting "Spring" in the Uffizi Galleries in Florence.
The museum said thanks to the glass, which was installed as a precaution several years ago, the masterpiece was unharmed.
Paired with the Florentine artist's other masterpiece, "Birth of Venus," the two iconic canvases, dating from the late 15th century, are among the museum's most popular artworks.
The painting is large, standing 10 feet, 6 inches by 6 feet, 9 inches (319 cm by 207 cm).
Carabinieri police said two young women and a man, all Italians who had bought entrance tickets, staged the protest in the Uffizi's room dedicated to the painter.
The activists sat on the floor and displayed a banner reading, "Last Generation No Gas No Coal."
The glue was safely removed from the glass.
The protesters were taken to a police station in Florence.
Italian media said the activists were issued official orders to stay out of the tourist-popular city for three years, using a strategy in Italy similar to that often applied to violent soccer fans.

Video: climate activists glue hands to Sandro Botticelli's 15th century masterpiece

&nbsp;The activists sat on the floor and displayed a banner reading, "Last Generation No Gas No Coal."

Italian environmental activists glued their hands Friday to the glass protecting Sandro Botticelli's painting "Spring" in the Uffizi Galleries in Florence.
The museum said thanks to the glass, which was installed as a precaution several years ago, the masterpiece was unharmed.
Paired with the Florentine artist's other masterpiece, "Birth of Venus," the two iconic canvases, dating from the late 15th century, are among the museum's most popular artworks.
The painting is large, standing 10 feet, 6 inches by 6 feet, 9 inches (319 cm by 207 cm).
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Carabinieri police said two young women and a man, all Italians who had bought entrance tickets, staged the protest in the Uffizi's room dedicated to the painter.
The activists sat on the floor and displayed a banner reading, "Last Generation No Gas No Coal."
The glue was safely removed from the glass.
The protesters were taken to a police station in Florence.
Italian media said the activists were issued official orders to stay out of the tourist-popular city for three years, using a strategy in Italy similar to that often applied to violent soccer fans.

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A pregnant woman in Texas who was fined for driving solo in a carpool lane said her foetus must be counted as a passenger in the wake of strict new abortion laws.
 Brandy Bottone, 32 years old and 34 weeks pregnant, has vowed to go to court after she was pulled over in Dallas and handed a penalty by a police officer last month. She was driving in a lane reserved for vehicles carrying at least two people -- a fact she did not dispute. But Bottone told a police officer that her unborn child was a person in the eyes of the law, as the United States Supreme Court had days earlier reversed decades-standing federal law guaranteeing women access to abortion. 

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US abortion verdict: fined for driving solo in carpool lane, pregnant woman say foetus is passenger

A pregnant woman in Texas who was fined for driving solo in a carpool lane said her foetus must be counted as a passenger in the wake of strict new abortion laws.
&nbsp; Brandy Bottone, 32 years old and 34 weeks pregnant, has vowed to go to court after she was pulled over in Dallas and handed a penalty by a police officer last month.&nbsp; She was driving in a lane reserved for vehicles carrying at least two people -- a fact she did not dispute.&nbsp; But Bottone told a police officer that her unborn child was a person in the eyes of the law, as the United States Supreme Court had days earlier reversed decades-standing federal law guaranteeing women access to abortion.&nbsp;

A video of a constable bursting into tears and sitting on a dharna over the "poor" quality food provided by the mess at the police lines here has prompted the department to order an inquiry.
In the clip that surfaced on social media on Wednesday, Constable Manoj Kumar was seen staging a protest with a plate of food from the mess.
Kumar was also heard referring to Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath's promise to give Rs 1,875 separately for provisions of nutritious food for police constables.
Taking note of the issue, Senior Superintendent of Police Ashish Tiwari has ordered an inquiry.
The SSP said the matter has been noted and Circle Officer (City) Abhishek Srivastava has been asked to probe the quality of food provided by the mess.
The official added that 15 cases were pending against the constable, including indiscipline and remaining absent from duty, and Circle Officer, Police Lines, Hira Lal Kanaujia has been asked to probe them.

Video: UP policeman weeps, stages protest over quality of food 

In the clip that surfaced on social media on Wednesday, Constable Manoj Kumar was seen staging a protest with a plate of food from the mess.

A video of a constable bursting into tears and sitting on a dharna over the "poor" quality food provided by the mess at the police lines here has prompted the department to order an inquiry.
In the clip that surfaced on social media on Wednesday, Constable Manoj Kumar was seen staging a protest with a plate of food from the mess.
Kumar was also heard referring to Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath's promise to give Rs 1,875 separately for provisions of nutritious food for police constables.
Taking note of the issue, Senior Superintendent of Police Ashish Tiwari has ordered an inquiry.
The SSP said the matter has been noted and Circle Officer (City) Abhishek Srivastava has been asked to probe the quality of food provided by the mess.
The official added that 15 cases were pending against the constable, including indiscipline and remaining absent from duty, and Circle Officer, Police Lines, Hira Lal Kanaujia has been asked to probe them.
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In Kerala's Malappuram, a local protested against the potholes on road in a very unique way. The man, identified as Hamza Porali, performed yoga in front of a local MLA, UA Latheef. When the local leader’s car reached the spot, Porali started meditating in the pothole. Also, the man then stands up to do another standing yoga pose in front of the MLA.
A video of the same incident has come to light. Kerala saw several protests from August against poor conditions of roads in the state. 

Video: Kerala man takes mud-bath, does Yoga on potholed road as MLA watches

The man, identified as Hamza Porali, performed yoga in front of a local MLA, UA Latheef.

In Kerala's Malappuram, a local protested against the potholes on road in a very unique way. The man, identified as Hamza Porali, performed yoga in front of a local MLA, UA Latheef. When the local leader&rsquo;s car reached the spot, Porali started meditating in the pothole. Also, the man then stands up to do another standing yoga pose in front of the MLA.
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A video of the same incident has come to light. Kerala saw several protests from August against poor conditions of roads in the state.&nbsp;
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Top 10 richest women in India: Kotak Private Banking and Hurun India launched the third edition of the Leading Wealthy Women List, based on the net worth of women as of December 31, 2021. Here's the list: 

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The cumulative wealth of the top 100 women in the list surged by 53% to ₹4,16,970 crore.

Top richest women of India : Kotak Private Banking and Hurun India launched the third edition of the Leading Wealthy Women List, based on the net worth of women as of December 31, 2021. Here's the list:&nbsp;
Roshni Nadar Malhotra, the recently appointed Chairperson of the INR 70,680 crore global technology company, HCL Technologies, ranks first on the Kotak Wealth Hurun - Leading Wealthy Women List 2020. The report estimates her wealth to be INR 54,850 crore.&nbsp;
Falguni Nayar, the founder and CEO of beauty e-commerce platform Nykaa overtook Kiran Mazumdar Shaw, Chairperson of Biocon, to become the richest self-made woman with a wealth of Rs. 57,520 crores.
Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw, Founder &amp; MD of Biocon, ranks second on the Kotak Wealth Hurun - Leading Wealthy Women List 2020. The report estimates her wealth to be INR 36,600 crore.
Leena Gandhi Tewari ranks third on the Kotak Wealth Hurun - Leading Wealthy Women List 2020. The report estimates her wealth to be INR 21,340 crore. Leena chairs privately-held USV, which is a pioneer in diabetic and cardiovascular medicines in India with growing traction in APIs and biosimilars among other medical solutions.&nbsp;
Nilima Motaparti For the past five years, as a director of Divi&rsquo;s Laboratories, Nilima oversaw all elements of Divi&rsquo;s Laboratories&rsquo; material sourcing and procurement, corporate finance, and investor relations. Her wealth surged by over 50 percent during the year.
Radha Vembu sister of Zoho founder Sridhar, ranks fifth on the Kotak Wealth Hurun - Leading Wealthy Women List 2020. Radha Vembu founded the tech company, Zoho Mail with her brother Sridhar Vembu and has been co-leading it since 2007. Based out of Chennai, this product manager of Zoho Mail, saw her wealth rise by 127 percent in one year.
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Neha Narkhede, the co-founder, CTO and CPO,&nbsp;is the eighth richest new member in the list. In June 2021, Confluent&rsquo; valuation rose 25% on the NASDAQ, to hit $11.4 billion (₹84,930 crore), according to the report.&nbsp;
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Have you ever applied for a Schengen visa? If not, then maybe you would think twice after seeing this picture! 
An individual by the name of Saptarshi Prakash tweeted a picture of the papers he needed to obtain a Schengen visa, Twitter users were perplexed. 
In the caption, he wrote, “Applying for a tourist visa to one of the most developed countries of the world. This is the amount of paper I am supposed to carry to prove that I have the money to stay there and come back." The image shows a massive bundle of paperwork, which seems to be unending.
In a follow-up tweet, he said the documents he attached were bank statements, 3 years of Income tax returns, and payslips among other things.
Since uploaded, the image has gone viral and managed to gather over 4K likes.
The amount of documentation astonished users of the internet. Others referred to it as a book manuscript, while some made the comparison to a PhD thesis.

Netizens shocked of paperwork for Schengen visa

Have you ever applied for a Schengen visa? If not, then maybe you would think twice after seeing this picture! 

 PhD thesis or Swiggy bills? Netizens shocked of paperwork for Schengen visa

<div class="ArticleShow-article-paragraph-18840">In a follow-up tweet, he said the documents he attached were bank statements, 3 years of Income tax returns, and payslips among other things.</div>
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Have you ever applied for a Schengen visa? If not, then maybe you would think twice after seeing this picture!&nbsp;
An individual by the name of Saptarshi Prakash tweeted a picture of the papers he needed to obtain a Schengen visa, Twitter users were perplexed.&nbsp;
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In the caption, he wrote, &ldquo;Applying for a tourist visa to one of the most developed countries of the world. This is the amount of paper I am supposed to carry to prove that I have the money to stay there and come back." The image shows a massive bundle of paperwork, which seems to be unending.
In a follow-up tweet, he said the documents he attached were bank statements, 3 years of Income tax returns, and payslips among other things.
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Since uploaded, the image has gone viral and managed to gather over 4K likes.
The amount of documentation astonished users of the internet. Others referred to it as a book manuscript, while some made the comparison to a PhD thesis.

A giant, perfectly circular 32-meter (104 ft) sinkhole has opened up in Chile's northern mining region.
The hole appeared on Saturday near the Alcaparrosa copper mine in Tierra Amarilla, Copiapó province.
One member of the Tierra Amarilla community told Chilean TV the incident confounded their fears about the site, which is owned by the Candelaria mining company.
A health center and a number of homes are located a mere 600 meters (2,000 feet) from the rim of the hole.
Candelaria's administrative director Karina Briño said the company had "no idea" what had caused the sinkhole to open.
The interim director for Chile's National Geological and Mining Service, David Montenegro, said his offices would look in to the matter to provide residents with some answers and reassurance.
 

Video: giant sinkhole opens in northern Chile

Officials of the mining company said they had "no idea" what had caused the sinkhole to open.

A giant, perfectly circular 32-meter (104 ft) sinkhole has opened up in Chile's northern mining region.
The hole appeared on Saturday near the Alcaparrosa copper mine in Tierra Amarilla, Copiap&oacute; province.
One member of the Tierra Amarilla community told Chilean TV the incident confounded their fears about the site, which is owned by the Candelaria mining company.
A health center and a number of homes are located a mere 600 meters (2,000 feet) from the rim of the hole.
Candelaria's administrative director Karina Bri&ntilde;o said the company had "no idea" what had caused the sinkhole to open.
The interim director for Chile's National Geological and Mining Service, David Montenegro, said his offices would look in to the matter to provide residents with some answers and reassurance.
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