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Uber’s Annual Lost and Found Index gives a peek into items forgotten by riders in their Uber Uber’s Annual Lost and Found Index gives a peek into items forgotten by riders in their Uber Uber ...

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A gold biscuit, a wedding saree, and 25 kg of cow ghee—these aren’t items from a wedding registry but just a few of the bizarre belongings forgotten by Uber riders in Mumbai over the past year.

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Some of the more peculiar belongings included a wedding saree, 25 kilograms of cow ghee, a gold biscuit, a gas burner stove, a telescope, and even a Hawan Kund, the sacred fire altar used in Hindu ...

Uber's 9th annual Lost and Found Index reveals bizarre items left behind in India, including a gold biscuit and a cooking stove. The index highlights frequently forgotten belongings like phones ...

While phones and wallets remain common lost items, bizarre objects like wedding sarees and gold biscuits were also left behind. Saturdays and evenings are peak times for forgetfulness, with red items ...