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Mohali: Man alleges theft by woman he met through dating app

Mohali: Man alleges theft by woman he met through dating app

Police have registered a case after a man reported that a woman he met through a dating application stole cash, mobile phones and jewellery from him at a hotel in Zirakpur. According to the complaint, the man came in contact with the woman through Tinder. (HT Photo) According to the complaint, the man came in contact with the woman through Tinder, where she introduced herself as Simran and claimed to be from Patiala. After chatting on WhatsApp, they decided to meet at a hotel on the Zirakpur–Panchkula Road on February 5. He alleged that the complainant reached the hotel around 5.30 pm. He stated that he fell asleep around 11 pm and woke up the next morning to find the woman missing along with his belongings. The complainant reported that an Apple mobile phone, a Samsung Z Fold phone, gold jewellery including a chain, a bracelet and two rings, and ₹45,000 in cash were stolen. Police said CCTV footage from the hotel showed the woman leaving the premises around 2.20 am carrying the items. During …

Not An Ordinary Bride: Priya Seth, Convict In Tinder Murder Case, Marries Her Jail Inmate | India News

Not An Ordinary Bride: Priya Seth, Convict In Tinder Murder Case, Marries Her Jail Inmate | India News

Last Updated:January 24, 2026, 13:38 IST Priya Seth, convicted in the Tinder suitcase murder, marries fellow life-term convict Hanuman Prasad after meeting in Sanganer open jail, sparking debate on love and justice. Priya Seth (34) is in jail for trapping a guy on a dating app and later strangling him and stuffing his body into a suitcase. (PTI) In a grim twist that reads like true crime fiction, a woman convicted in one of Jaipur’s most chilling cases—the infamous Tinder suitcase murder—marries a fellow murder convict from behind prison walls. Once at the centre of a crime that shocked the city and exposed the dark side of online dating, her life has taken another startling turn as she plans a future with a man serving a life sentence for multiple killings. Their relationship, forged in incarceration, has drawn sharp public attention, blurring the lines between crime, punishment and human connection, and raising unsettling questions about love, remorse and second chances within India’s prison system. As subdued wedding preparations take shape in a village in Rajasthan’s …

Tinder Dating Safety Guide Released in Four Indian Languages Ahead of Safer Internet Day

Tinder Dating Safety Guide Released in Four Indian Languages Ahead of Safer Internet Day

Tinder released its Dating Safety Guide in four Indian languages on Friday. The Match Group-owned dating app said that the regional language version of the guide was created in collaboration with the non-profit institution Centre for Social Research (CSR) ahead of the Safer Internet Day, which is observed on February 11. The company said that the guide was part of its ongoing commitment to education and awareness around online dating safety in India. Tinder recently conducted a survey in the country, and the translated guide was developed on the basis of the feedback received. Tinder Releases Its Dating Safety Guide in Indian Languages In a press release, the dating app announced the release of its Dating Safety Guide in four regional Indian languages including Bengali, Hindi, Kannada, and Marathi. Notably, the dating guide was first released in September 2023 in English, and the company claims it has been viewed more the one million times and has 50,000 downloads. Recently, the company conducted a survey in India and found that users’ biggest priority before going on …

Tinder can now help you find dates with similar relationship goals: Here’s how | Technology News

Tinder can now help you find dates with similar relationship goals: Here’s how | Technology News

Tinder has updated its “Explore” page with several new categories that might help you find people with similar relationship goals. As part of the update, users can now find profiles categorised in groups like Serious Dater, Long-Term Partner, Non-monogamy, and Short-Term Fun. In a blog post, the company said that the new categories are designed to help users find profiles that match their dating intentions. For example, the “Serious Dater” category might help you find people who are looking for long-term relationships. However, only users who have a bio, have uploaded at least four photos and have set their relationship goals to any of the long-term options will be eligible. The company says that almost 69 per cent of individuals who are single are looking for something serious, making it one of the top picks. In contrast, the “New Friends” category seems to be taking a dig at Bumble’s BFF feature that helps people connect with others for friendships. Story continues below this ad According to Tinder’s Year in Swipe report, more single people are …

Loveyapa movie review: Love in times of Tinder

Loveyapa movie review: Love in times of Tinder

LoveyapaU/a: Romance, comedyDir: Advait ChandanCast: Junaid Khan, Khushi KapoorRating: 3/5 Loveyapa is a romcom, about a modern couple in their early/mid-20s, set to get married. The only conjugal hurdle is they swap their cellphone for some time, first. I’d deem this highly unadvisable. It’s a condition set by neither lovebird, but by the girl’s father. Why is that so significant?  I suspect to truly dig into their prospective partner’s secret-lives—that everybody possesses, I suppose, besides a public life, and a private life.  Only, those secrets, somehow or the other, get stored in cellphones—for, what’s the phone now, if not an extension of your brain; but how deep within that should you dive into? It’s not that the guy doesn’t lock his phone, or clean up data periodically. Girl’s dad (Ashutosh Rana) is dedh-shaana/over-smart. He wants to break open the lock, retrieve deleted stuff.  The pattern password (on the locked screen) is the letter ‘c’. “As in the Big C,” the boy tells his potential father-in-law. ‘Big C’ is what that dad thinks of the boy, …

Buyer swipes right on Tinder co-founder’s LA $24m house with a distant Kanye West, Elon Musk connection

Tinder co-founder Sean Rad’s Los Angeles mansion is officially off the market, as a new owner is ready to transform it into their home sweet home. Although the unspecified buyer of the five-bedroom, nine-bathroom Hollywood Hills pad reportedly paid a whopping $24 million, the final sale cost the American entrepreneur millions (but not really), according to TMZ. Sean Rad originally purchased the $24 million Los Angeles mansion through Westside Estate Agency’s co-founder Kurt Rappaport, who also helped him find the house’s happy ending with a new buyer this Tuesday, September 3. (Pic: The Oppenheim Group) The dating app co-founder’s LA home (1375 N. Doheny Dr.) originally went on the market at $32 million, as Rad presumably hopes to make some profits from the sale. However, he ultimately had to reduce the price to $28.5 million, which also didn’t yield any positive results. Several months after the property saw no movement, the sophisticated 10,613-square-foot mansion was re-listed at $24 million – the same amount Rad (and wife Lizzie Grover Rad) pulled out of his pocket to …

“Everyone Accused Me Of Catfishing”

Zayn Malik shared this image. (courtesy: zayn) New Delhi: Singer Zayn Malik recently revealed that dating app Tinder didn’t quite work for him. In an interaction with Nylon magazine, Zayn revealed that while he was on the app, he was repeatedly accused of “catfishing.” In the online world, catfishing is when an individual sets up a fake identity and uses it to trick others. Zayn Malik told Nylon “It’s not been too successful for me, I’ll be honest. Everyone accused me of catfishing. They’re like, ‘What are you using Zayn Malik’s pictures for?’ I’ve been kicked off once or twice.” Zayn added that he is happy being single at the moment. “I’m really content and happy with being single for the first time in my life,” Zayn Malik said. Speaking about his past relationships, Zayn Malik told Nylon, “From 17 to 21, I was in a relationship. I was engaged and planned to get married and I didn’t know anything about anything at that point. I thought I did, because I was 21. I was …

Big Tech Is Triggering Too Many People, Too Fast

Wake up, babe, Big Tech has run into another problem: advertising their lightning fast innovations to an audience that’s mostly scared by them. This column was supposed to be about the Apple ad from last week, Crush!, and how it triggered the bejeezus out of creators and people online. But in the hours that I spent writing the first draft – amidst other work, because who can sit and write 1,000-word columns for a living in this economy – even more technology advanced, as if to confirm that people’s reactions to Crush! were, well, well-founded.  Really, in just the last two days: OpenAI announced their latest update to ChatGPT, GPT-4o, building on the enthrallment and terror their products have unleashed in the last year and a half. GPT-4o can now communicate with you through not just text, but also audio and video, helping you assess if you’re ready for an interview, tutor you in trigonometry and new languages, sing you lullabies, play rock, paper and scissors with you – basically do whatever a playmate, parent, …

Vidya Balan Feels ‘Lucky’ to Have Found Siddharth Kapur Before Tinder Era: ‘I’m a Jealous Partner…’ | Exclusive

Vidya Balan tied the knot with Siddharth Roy Kapur in 2012. Vidya Balan feels relieved for not having to grow through the grind of swiping right and left. She also recalls baking a ‘lumpy’ cake for Siddharth Roy Kapur. Vidya Balan met Siddharth Roy Kapur at a party at Karan Johar’s house back in 2010. In her words, the filmmaker played Cupid as he intentionally invited the two of them as he wanted them to end up together. After dating for a bit, the lovebirds tied the knot in December 2012 in a private ceremony and nearly 12 years later, they’re still going strong. Now in an exclusive chat with News18 Showsha, Vidya says she considers herself fortunate to have found her soulmate without having ‘to go through the grind of swiping right and left’. She tells us, “A lot of people even from our generation swipe right and left. But I just got lucky that I found a partner before Tinder and Bumble boomed and I’m very happy about that. Love will always remain …