A woman in Bengaluru was fined Rs 1,000 for using her laptop while driving, after a video of her reckless behaviour went viral. Police warned her about the dangers of her actions and advised to work from home or office instead of the car.

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A woman was caught by Bengaluru police working on her laptop while driving through busy traffic, fined Rs 1,000 for reckless driving. The incident was brought to light by a fellow motorist's video, sparking debate on social media about work-life balance and workplace safety practices.

Bengaluru: Bengaluru is India's tech capital and known for long traffic jams. Stakes are so high in this city that people want to utilise their every second to achieve their job targets and are good at multitasking. Recently, a Bengaluru woman was caught using a laptop while driving on busy roads in the city. The incident was caught on camera.

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