india vs sri lanka, eden gardens

brazil vs germany, minerao

the parallels just keep going

https://www.reddit.com/r/indianbikes/s/zKw1UCODGJ

Ask hritik Roshan..

i have none💔

Brazil 1950 🤝 India 2023


The 1950 upset unleashed a monster named Pele, would 2023 do something similar?

STOP LOSSES ARE FOR THE POOR

Pondi works ?
Else if you may afford, check Thane.

This has been a thing for ages. I've noticed many such occurrences in live TV discussions years ago.

Oh mann once I saw a young guy , he was looking educated and he was peeing just under a metro station. There was so much crowd on the road and there were literally some food courts around that place. He could have gone anywhere but nope .

This and the s25 ultra’s design has to be the most basic a$$ design. Samsung further diluted the charm of the design by using it in midrange and budget models. Should have kept this design exclusively for flagships

Apart from professionalism, it's also possible that she saw him as a loser for still being in college? But after she got to know that he's a high ranking soldier in the army, she saw him in new light and was impressed by him.

Naku kuda cheppandi ayya, konukunta 🤗

He is really good. I watched his skin care series, most of the time his reviews were genuine other than some paid promotions.

Justice system has failed. Sentencing or not, if there’s zero repercussions he won’t learn lesson and it will only enable future crime.

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With a budget of ₹40k, you can manage in Mumbai, but it will depend on your lifestyle and priorities. My answer may be wrong in many areas since Mumbai is huge and prices change everywhere. Even in the same station like Andheri or Goregaon the prices can change a lot depending on where you are, and if it is East or West (usually West is more developed and costlier)



For accommodation, shared PGs in suburbs like Andheri, Goregaon, or Navi Mumbai/Thane typically cost ₹10-20k per month. When I was doing Masters, we were given hostel rooms which were 10k a year so it was very affordable but anywhere outside would charge you more. If you're okay with a longer commute, you can find cheaper options further out—Facebook and Instagram groups can help you find shared spaces(a friend after passing out from hostel found one using these for 18k sharing near Versova Beach).

Food expenses can be managed with a maid and cook for ₹5k/month and groceries for ₹6k. If you have a facility then even they have food provided. Eating out occasionally would add another ₹8k/month, with a typical outing costing ₹2k per person, since travelling in this city is a bitch. Public transport is affordable and convenient, with a monthly bus and local train pass costing around ₹2k, but if you frequently use rickshaws or cabs (Ola/Uber), expect to spend about ₹4k/month. Investing in a second-hand scooty can save a lot on travel expenses. But in all options, there is heavy traffic from 9AM to 11AM, 4PM to 8PM, no matter where you are going. And god bless if there is a festival or politician visiting. A simple route of 10 minute can squeeze up to an hour or two even.



Gym memberships in the suburbs cost ₹2-3k/month, though prices increase as you move towards South Bombay (SoBo). Since it is january, you can find annual plans of around 10-18k, even better with cult memberships as they allow access all over the city. Salon visits might cost around ₹3-4k/month, depending on the services.



Utility bills, such as electricity, would be around ₹2k/month for a shared space, while broadband internet from local providers typically costs ₹800-1,200/month. Drinks at a decent bar range from ₹300-500, and you should budget for entertainment or hobbies based on your preferences.


NEVER BUY POPCORN FROM PVR. NEVER.



One advantage of Mumbai is that public transport is relatively cheap compared to many tier-2/3 cities, though the crowded trains and long commutes can be exhausting. Safety is generally better in Mumbai compared to Gurgaon, especially for women, but it’s always important to stay cautious.

Here is some formatting of the above for easier reading

* **Accommodation**:
* Shared PGs: ₹10-20k/month (e.g., Versova sharing ₹18k).
* Hostels (if available): ₹10k/year.
* Facebook/Instagram groups for rentals.
* **Food**:
* Maid + Cook: ₹5k/month.
* Groceries: ₹6k/month.
* Eating out: ₹8k/month (₹2k per outing).
* **Transport**:
* Public transport: ₹2k/month (bus + train pass).
* Rickshaw/Ola/Uber: ₹4k/month.
* Scooty: Saves costs but traffic is a nightmare (9-11 AM, 4-8 PM).
* **Gym/Salon**:
* Gym: ₹2-3k/month; annual plans: ₹10-18k.
* Cult memberships: Access across the city.
* Salon: ₹3-4k/month.
* **Utilities**:
* Electricity: ₹2k/month.
* Internet: ₹800-1,200/month (local providers).
* **Extras**:
* Drinks: ₹300-500/drink.
* NEVER buy popcorn from PVR.



For inspiration on living frugally in Mumbai, check out Moneycontrol’s video series *The Tenant*, especially the episode about a struggling actor in Versova. If you’re reasonable with your spending habits, ₹40-55k/month should allow for a relatively comfortable life in Mumbai. If safety and convenience are priorities, Mumbai might be a better choice than Gurgaon.

Number of thala pics in this post= runs scored by rohit+ virat+ kl that day

bhai mere yaha saare toppers ko 24 mili hai hai 🥲

Uss Mosquito jaisa haal hone wala hain humara kuch dino main