In a tweet, Twitter user Shadwal Srivastava shared the rather interesting conversation he had with an executive from food ordering and restaurant search app Zomato. With just 10 minutes to go until his food was meant to arrive, Srivastava decided to check its delivery status with an executive. Only, he chose pure Hindi to do so. Surprisingly, the executive decided to reply in the same way. Srivastava’s tweet has collected over 2,500 ‘likes’ and more than 1,400 retweets and still counting.

Nestle’s decade-long battle to claim exclusive rights over Kit Kat’s distinctive shape has hit a wall with the European Court of Justice throwing out an appeal by Nestlé which argued that it owns the shape of the teatime treat. Nestle has been locked in a blockbuster legal war with United States rival Mondelez, maker of Cadbury chocolate, over the four-fingered wafer biscuit which was first sold in 1935. This could bring an end to the snack’s protected European status - and a saga that has proved expensive for both sides.

Miscreants edited the Wikipedia page of Salman Khan’s upcoming film Bharat and left a barrage of abuses for the actor under the ‘cast’ segment. The list had names of other actors, such as Priyanka Chopra and Disha Patani, but they were left untouched. By Wednesday evening, however, others took on to restore the original content. Slated to be released ahead of Eid, the film will see Khan and Chopra in leading roles.