Bro iam in the same situation as u I'm also planning on doing my class 2 soon

FNP n flower aura.

I won’t be online at noon so I’ll leave my question here now. Regarding the Middle East it’s been said that the Saudis have been lining Trump’s pockets for favors. Do you think Trump’s erratic approach will be good for our foreign relations with the Middle East or will he put us in danger?

Nagaland is a paradise for non vegetarians. Meghalaya has better infrastructure. Weather and climate is identical. For sightseeing in your freetime, ME and AP wins by an astronomical mile among the NE states.

I'm gonna assume that since your job iscentral govt, you will be posted in the capital. Honestly, I as a Naga will choose Shillong over Kohima since you will get to mingle with people from every NE states in Shillong as it is one of the better cities in the NE.


We, northeasterners are more or less the same but say by sheer bad luck, you get in a scuffle with any of the locals, Nagas will be the worst out of the 7 sisters as we tend to go apeshit moreso than our other neighbours. Aside from that, you will be welcomed with warmth in either place and will have nothing to worry about.
Language will be of no issue in both capitals as English is widely spoken.

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Its not. Just read local papers. I don't think anywhere in UP is safe for women, lucknow might be slightly safe but compared to places like Mumbai or Ahmedabad it is very unsafe.

Quite an opportunistic move

Try tez computers or shops in riyada bhavan

The way she speaks…. Its almost like it was written for her. Looks extremely scripted.

More power to her if its true

Old sac's been repainted for TF and Mood Indigo at the moment

The "Pepsi of Mumbai"

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PoV: Recently Graduated Alum
Idk why but Insti feels more beautiful when you leave it. Guys just enjoy this time. 4 Saal ki bakchodi aur woh dost <3

Which course are you thinking to pursue?

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Did the Chat Gpt for you.
Verified the tips for Agra and they are pretty accurate tbh.

Accommodations

1. Udaipur: Zostel or Moustache Hostel for affordable stays with good facilities.


2. Jaipur: Hostel facilities like Roadhouse or Moustache Hostel.


3. Agra: Stay near Taj Ganj for budget options like Moustache Hostel.


4. Delhi: GoStops or Madpackers Hostel in central areas like Paharganj or Saket.



Local Transport

1. Rely on local transport (rickshaws, buses) for budget travel. Use OLA/Uber for longer distances or group convenience.


2. Jaipur offers RSRTC city buses for sightseeing; Udaipur has auto-rickshaws.


3. Use Delhi Metro in Delhi for efficient and cheap travel.


4. For Agra, auto-rickshaws or e-rickshaws are best for short distances.



Apps & Passes

1. Use apps like OLA, Uber, Zophop (local transport), and Google Maps.


2. Delhi Metro card for 2 days is cost-effective.



Food Suggestions

1. Udaipur: Try thalis at Natraj Dining Hall or rooftop restaurants like Upre.


2. Jaipur: Local dishes at Laxmi Mishthan Bhandar (LMB).


3. Agra: Petha from Panchi Sweets, Mughlai dishes at Pinch of Spice.


4. Delhi: Parathas at Paranthe Wali Gali, Karim's for Mughlai food.



Offbeat Places

1. Udaipur: Sajjangarh Monsoon Palace and Shilpgram for cultural vibes.


2. Jaipur: Nahargarh Fort sunset view, Panna Meena ka Kund.


3. Agra: Mehtab Bagh for a unique Taj Mahal view.


4. Delhi: Lodhi Garden, Hauz Khas Village for casual exploring.



Safety Tips

1. Avoid deserted areas during early mornings or late nights. Stick to groups.


2. Keep important documents and cash split between individuals.


3. Use ride-sharing apps for safer transport.


4. Avoid sharing travel plans with strangers.



Budget Tips

1. Opt for local dhabas and eateries over big restaurants.


2. Use student IDs for discounted entry to monuments.


3. Book accommodations and transport in advance to secure lower rates.


4. Share group expenses using apps like Splitwise.

Genius . Had he written in English would have won Booker/Nobel for sure.

Just keep romanticizing the past!

There wouldn't be this many cars given cars only came to India less than 10 years back, and roads wouldn't be so good. Secondly, cars very likely didn't have halogen lamps, but acetylene lights, which wouldn't be this bright. The steeet lamps also look wrong, as there was no electric street lamp (the first electric street lamp in Asia was in 1905 itself, but in Bangalore).

This looks like today's Kolkata more than 120 years back.

There are many Telugu movies where they marry the victim to rapist.