‘Kya kijiyega itni dhan rashi ka': Mumbai company offers internship for Rs 10/month; netizens say ‘momos sorted'
The firm, Falcon Labs, has announced the Rs 10-stipend for the role of 'Backend Developer Intern' that has only one opening and is open to freshers. But the eligibility criteria stipulates a Bachelor's or Master's in Computer Science, and 'no fixed working hours'.
The skillset includes backend development, architecture, artificial intelligence, DevOps, machine learning, JavaScript, MongoDB, management, and, ironically, internship.
But what has left the internet stunned was the number of applicants—over 1,900 people reportedly applied for this Rs 10 opportunity.
INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY pic.twitter.com/DyuZGBuqen
— Aditya Jha (@adxtya_jha) May 19, 2025
On X, user Aditya Jha posted a screenshot of the listing with a cheeky caption: 'Internship opportunity,' sparking many reactions.
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One commenter wrote, 'Happy that u get 10,' with a crying emoji, to which another replied, 'True truee, momos sorted.' Someone else chimed in with, 'Kya kruga itne saare paiso ko?' while another dubbed it a ''Kya kijiyega itni dhan rashi ka' moment.'
Others couldn't resist the sarcasm either. 'Still better than Google Pay cashbacks,' one user joked. Another added, 'Isse accha mein Vishal Mega Mart mein internship karloon,' referencing the latest meme trend.
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