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2 months

Kill or Marco?

Not sure about others, what Kill did to me and how I felt the adrenaline rush during the first watch, Marco failed to do it. Slept halfway through. Also being advertised as the violent movie in indian history, it failed to deliver even a decent story and the only thing it delivered in the name of violence is disgust and gruesome in the last 20 mins. What's your opinion guys?

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i/askindia

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2 months

What is the longest you’ve gone without food and why?

What is the longest you’ve gone without food and why?

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i/askindia

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2 months

How to vent out your anger harmlessly which is caused by a idiot who I am forced to see everyday?

Long story short, there is this stupid who is irritating the shit out of me. He knows exactly where to trigger and does that smoothly and no matter how much I act calm in front of him to not make him enjoy the after drama, it's of no use since my head starts aching after a while due to controlling all that anger. And, I can't show it either. It backfires all the time and I even tried mocking but god, I am helpless. And, I can literally do...

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Prove me Wrong - Buying a flat is falling into the trap laid out by politicians, judges, babus. They gain everything, you gain NOTHING.

If you have **zero generational wealth, zero black money, zero pension from your ancestors, zero political or bureaucratic connections, and zero workarounds**, here’s how the system traps you: ## **Step 1: The Politician's Land Grab** - An MP or MLA gets elected and immediately purchases **a large parcel of land** in a developing part of the city. - This land is **bought using black money** but is registered in the names of their **relatives—sons, daughters, uncles, aunts, grandchildren, etc.** - Since the money used was black money, the **effective...

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How can I work on my trust issues when my instincts are always right?

I find it difficult to trust anyone. Even when I do, it's never 100%. After talking to someone, just when things seem to be going well, I get some spidey sense or what and start distancing myself slowly from that and later witness something that confirms my instincts. By following my gut feelings, I've reached a point where people assume I'm some 'vagabond' that don’t want to stay in one place for too long. Now, I’ve started feeling too that my trust issues have led to commitment issues in...

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Why do people have kids as a retirement plan and then cry when their kids abandon them at a Kumbh Mela or leave them in an old age home

If you want kids just for the sake of a retirement plan, don't have them and then complain when they leave you in an old age home.

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nikhil

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2 months

Which metal do you associate yourself?

Shiny, solid and attention grabbing like gold? Subtle but glowing like a silver? Solid and practical like a stainless steel? Could be anything...tell us why

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mitali

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2 months

In India, what's an adult problem nobody prepared you for?

I’ll go first: ₹50,000/- is a lot to owe but not a lot to earn monthly.

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happy

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2 months

What is India doing to tackle its problems ?

We still have several problems after 77 years of Independence, some of them are: * Air Pollution * Poverty (still very small children begging on streets) * Corruption * Reservation System * Water Scarcity * Overpopulation * Illiteracy * School Dropout Rate /Outdated Education System * Lack of Innovation/Research & Development * Unemployment (thanks to the rise of e-commerce, food delivery, ride apps, most of the jobs now a days are filled by food delivery/parcel agents etc., hard to imagine without these) * Climate Change * Deforestation/loss of biodiversity...

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shubham_mishra

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Ever 'helped' an elder with their phone, only to accidentally stumble upon their browsing history so unsettling that it made you question everything you thought you knew about them?

Ever 'helped' an elder with their phone, only to accidentally stumble upon their browsing history so unsettling that it made you question everything you thought you knew about them?

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nikhil11

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2 months

[23M] Is cuddling and hugging a good thing to do with your siblings?

I wanted to know it is fine in India to sleep while you cuddle your siblings. And sometimes have a nice hug or it should be done on a special occasion only. Does doing this makes a strong bonding between the siblings or not. P.S. I am referring siblings as bro/sis and not like bro/bro or sis/sis. And don't consider it in any sexual way

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sanket

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2 months

Office politics

I recently started a new job 10 days ago. It's a UK-based company that offers remote work opportunities in India. All of our senior managers are foreigners, but I have an assistant manager, who is below the senior managers, and he oversees the team. He has asked me to learn Hindi within 2 months, as the rest of the teammates are from North India. However, when I discussed this with my teammates, they mentioned that he is very helpful in other aspects. Could you suggest what actions I should...

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sejal

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2 months

Is there any recycling startups in bangalore?

I'm looking to dispose of my old clothes, footwear, and computer UPS. Does anyone know of a company where I can drop them off, or that will pick them up from my doorstep?

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harshita

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33M: Struggling with Emotional & Physical Connection After Divorce – Need Advice

Hi everyone, I’m a 33-year-old male, divorced, and doing well in my career. I’ve always been ambitious, confident, and grateful for what I have. My divorce was finalized six months ago, but I’ve been separated from my ex-wife for two years now. For the past two years, I haven’t had any emotional or physical involvement with a woman, and I’m finding it difficult to navigate this phase. I don’t see many options around me, and dating apps or casual encounters don’t feel fulfilling to me—they’re just not my thing....

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nikki

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2 months

No discussion about the iitk research student?

Every time there’s a death with a religious angle, or a gender angle, the Indian subs erupt. The justice is demanded for months under completely irrelevant posts. Now when a very brilliant student of our country lost his life due to an authority figure who won’t even face too many dire consequences. Probably a six month leave on pay. No one is talking about it. No one is asking for justice. This is where it’s needed the most. Against an authoritative government employee, who has unlimited power. Where’s the...

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nikhil11

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2 months

What was that moment where it hit you that you are a grown up now..? Also what changed in your life post this realisation..?

What was that moment where it hit you that you are a grown up now..? Also what changed in your life post this realisation..?

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nikita

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2 months

What is a myth about India that is 100% false but many people believe is true?

Tell me in the comments down below.

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moon

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2 months

Have you given up on India?

Here's the thing, I know that no amount of arguing, bickering will change anyone's mind. Even if I'm open and admit my mistakes the other side will probably never admit their mistakes. All I want to do for now is to get a good education and probably leave india.

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quiweppaceubroi1994

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2 months

People who have experienced paranormal activity share your experience.

When and where did you experience it

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nikki

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2 months

Do young people today still value advice from older generations?

I’ve been thinking about how different generations relate to each other these days. With how fast things are changing, social media, tech, and just life in general, it feels like the gap between the younger crowd and the older folks is getting wider. I get it. The world today is so different from what it was even a decade ago. But I also believe there’s a lot to learn from people who’ve been through life’s ups and downs. They’ve made mistakes, learned hard lessons, and seen how things play...

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