Took neugo on delhi to jaipur route. Reached jaipur 6 hours late because the damn bus drives super slow, charges for an hour on the halt.

Compare medical colleges in places like kasargodu and other North kerala parts they might not teach that well, but mangalore has very good medical colleges compared to them. So they come to mangalore to study. It's not just medical colleges tho it's engineering colleges as well. People of karnataka prefer bangalore and North keralits prefer mangalore.

Sach me maarna chahiye tha actor ko, tab jaa kar asli lagta

Please tell me what is context

Im reposting this from something I wrote earlier because I think it’s really important.

So this is an important aspect that most news outlets (if not all) and Americans alike are overlooking. If you come across this, keep reading, and please share across reddit because this lay at the core of their operation. The entire thing is a facade to make Musk, Trump, and the rest of them ridiculously wealthy. They don’t care that the government will be a shell.

It’s a real thing, and it’s usually called asset stripping or vulture capitalism. The basic idea is that someone buys a company, loads it with debt, cuts costs to extract as much profit as possible, and then either sells off the remaining pieces or lets the business fail. They don’t care about long-term success just short term gains for themselves.

This happens a lot with retail chains, hospitals, and even media companies. They’ll sell off valuable assets like real estate, fire experienced employees, and take out huge loans in the company’s name, leaving it to collapse under the weight of debt. Meanwhile, the people who orchestrated it walk away richer. It’s legal, but it’s ruthless.

Look at their business dealings. Elon Musk’s handling of Twitter is a good example. He took on massive debt to buy the company, slashed costs by firing employees, and made drastic changes that hurt its functionality and advertising revenue. Even if the platform collapses, he’s already shifted financial risk away from himself and onto investors and lenders.

Donald Trump has a long history of running businesses into the ground while still making money for himself. His casinos, airlines, and even Trump University all failed, but he personally profited through licensing deals, loans, and shifting losses onto others. His real estate empire has been propped up by debt and strategic bankruptcies, where he walks away while investors and employees take the hit.

Both rely on the idea that failure doesn’t matter as long as they extract value for themselves. It’s not about building sustainable businesses, it’s about using legal loopholes, branding, and financial manipulation to come out on top, no matter the consequences for others.

And now they are doing it with your country. It’s not going to end well for anyone.

Bhai Bhai ek plate idhar bhi

If i feel sleepy i dont drive at all

Journalistic standard in 2025?!?!

indian food kazhikyaruth, gains veneel

BeerBiceps being referred to as the Indian Joe Rogan shows how substandard our quality is.

3 more to go

become xenophobic and racist or see the white caps everywhere

9/11

Hopefully, this is a space you have experience in.

Go learn about startups and entrepreneurship, do this before anything else.

Next, Go interview some potential users. If they say that they would use it, give them a letter of intent to sign. If they sign it, they count as a potential customer, otherwise they do not. Do this until you see enough potential buyers.

Get some money. Start with the 3Fs, friends, family, and fools. Put them together in one ball of investment. Get something built that is an mvp, minimum viable product. Too often entrepreneurs choose cheap people to build something. Don’t. Work face to face with people.

Iterate on feedback, charge people for the product, go forward.

Kya ho raha ?

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Doesn't look hygienic.

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