Companies could hardly justify their stance on increasing office visit days, but still they asked people to come to the office 3 or 5 days a week. Everyone knew this was going to happen.

Aurat hi aurat ki sabse badi dushman hoti hai /s

OP is probably one of the people who think Bhojpuri is a dialect of Hindi

Don't give them phones in the first place. Give him a small nokia brick phone. That's more than enough for them

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1. I would just call aiya. The reason is because there are so many ways to call priests from iyers, iyengars, archakars, poojaris, kurukkals, sivacaryas. so safest would be aiya.
2. Ma would be easiest IMHO and can be used for all ages

Apart from reading sign boards and watching movies, my exercise of learning Hindi for 12 years is pointless.

If the kid wants rhymes play just the music and no videos. A 1 year old should have zero screen time.

Boycott red states. Look at where things are made.

The Ramsays' horror movies

1. Depends on the dialect. பூசாரி, குருக்கள், அர்ச்சகர், பட்டர், etc. are all attested
2. அம்மா is the age-independent traditional address form, but is generally used in more deferential settings, like talking to a superior at work, or to a customer, etc. In less formal settings, using the name can be OK, or even the English-borrowed மேடம் preceded by the name.

Nitin tollkari masterstroke

Shapit and 1920

Mard ka chakar maut se takar 🙂

Who’s playing ?

Lokesh in ind vs pak match, pk in hospital ..happy time passing ...who cares...

Go to keerthi, I think its 2.7 there

Jesus effing Christ.

What I don’t like is the 3 language policy .Seriously ,why can’t these guys ask parents on what we feel .The ones who want Hindi will opt for it as second language and the ones who want Tamil will opt for that as second language .Now for godsake don’t force a third language down our throats .

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