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Rs 10 internship: Social media post goes viral as netizens draw comparison with Vishal Mega Mart memes

Rs 10 internship: Social media post goes viral as netizens draw comparison with Vishal Mega Mart memes

Time of India21-05-2025
The social media erupted into a
meme fest
after a company's alleged stipend for an internship at Rs 10 went viral.
While sharing a screenshot of a LinkedIn job posting, a social media user said 'internship opportunity' in the caption, leading to meme fest on social media platform X. However, few have also pointed out that it could also be an error on the part of the company while uploading the job ad.
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Check how people on social media reacted to the post:
"It's an infinite % hike if you are unemployed," said one user in response to the post. Another said "Rs 2 as bonus agar achcha kaam kiya to." "
Vishal megamart
se jyada to yaha h," added anoter user.
"I can't even buy vada pav with that," said another user on X.
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One user commented, "Issse Accha Mein Vishal Mega Mart mein Internship karloon," referring to the recent meme trend. Another joked, "They are making sure it's not an unpaid one." A third said, "Good idea to check if the Intern has to pay this amount to the company."
Some are speculating that the ₹10 stipend might be a typo, suggesting the developer may have accidentally missed a 'k,' meaning it was supposed to be ₹10,000. One person remarked, 'Maybe the developer was in a rush and forgot to add the 'k'.'
Another chimed in, 'Instead of quoting such a low amount, they might as well offer it for free and pitch it as a great learning opportunity.'
Company's clarification on the internship:
A LinkedIn post on Monday evening revealed that Faclon Labs had issued a clarification, attributing the stipend confusion to an error by the job-listing site, which had altered the original amount.
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