what are you willing to pay?

more cc = more tax that's why we need turbo

Bhai kisi bhi market mein jaake check karo kitne log bill jaate hain. Kirti nagar, rajouri garden lajpat nagar, all these are literally small business empires and pay 1-2 lakh in income tax every year. The wealth i have seen with them and the taxes they dodge, I don't think any freebie expense can ever compare with it.

Former lawyer who went to work in VC here. Here's my 2 cents:

1. Equity ownership and vesting- like everyone else here is saying, make sure you're getting proportionate share of value from this venture. You mentioned that your equity is vesting in 18 months, but is this in clear writing? Everything in black and white; you can't imagine how many co-founders I've seen screw each other over this when the startup really takes off.
2. Exit Plan- buyout options, valuation methods, and how shares will be distributed if you or the other co-founder wants out. You can't take for granted that how things are now will continue long-term into the future. Also consider the terms of what happens if you quit before or after the vesting cliff.
3. Intellectual Property- Define who owns the intellectual property created during your partnership. This should be the startup as a business entity, not any individual founder. Huge red flag to VCs is when the IP is held by one of the co-founders rather than the startup itself.
4. Non-Compete and Confidentiality- let's say your co-founder decides to leave and you take over things. You need to make sure the party leaving doesn't compete with the startup by simply redoing what you've worked on but for another venture.
5. Dispute Resolution clauses- save yourself a lot of time and money in the long run by having this outlined at the very start. This helps especially if your co-founder has significantly more capital to screw you over in court. Arbitration and mediation are much cheaper alternatives that you can enforce with the right clause beforehand.

TL;DR protect yourself as early as you can. This may seem like a small project now but huge problems can arise if it really takes off and disagreements occur. My advice would be to get a startup/VC specialist lawyer to look through your agreement right now and help you draft terms for your benefit while doing a contractual review of the terms proposed by the co-founder. Lawyers are expensive, but the expense now will save you a lot of trouble in future.

I would never sign a non-compete for an interview, not even if they offered compensation.

6 workday a week meams they are running a sweatshop.

You dodged a bullet.

I'm so surprised because i found the people in Sikkim to be the friendliest ever! his behaviour was wrong and you should complain to relevant authority. sadly adulthood is not as nice or polite as being young but that doesn't mean you should accept such behaviour. you may not be able to do much about it but they are still wrong. don't let it make you feel bad

What place?

We had it coming, almost nobody demanded for better planning, public transport during elections . No proper regulations to limit use of personal transport or stop 6+ axle vehicles from entering the central parts of city where traffic peaks. Big part of the problem would have been solved if most wholesalers and heavy metal businesses in Bunder was shifted to Baikampady but our MLAs are pretty poor at solving these problems.

He knew😭

Ambati Raydu started mimicry ?

Really creative stuff O.P, nice.

there is a different angle also I've seen that but sadly not able to find it.

F- Bethesda for taking so long to make Elder Scrolls VI. Morrowind was my escapist vehicle. I was in a very dark place in my life when I discovered Morrowind, and I could just escape there, go to Vvardenfell and forget about my shitty life.

It's been 13 years since Skyrim came out. That's completely unacceptable. Open World games like Grand Theft Auto and Elder Scrolls take forever to come out these days.

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Before yesterday, it would've been completely ok if either of Kashish or Sara would've gotten eliminated, but now I want Kashish to stop for 1 more week at least😂

Santa:- sala mera ghoda khud atka tha traffic me

Andar raho bahar thand hai 🥶

What exactly is your question here, do you mean how's the office environment? It'll depend, my friends work there, they haven't said anything bad about it, but it'll depend on which exact role you work in. The customer service role or service industry usually has more pressure, toxic culture than PBCs. But eclerx chd is not that bad, you'll not have much problem, WLB will be hard, since their most work schedule is on night shifts.

Focusing on joggers and cyclists as the main crowd would be better for you. Plus, with everyone being so health-conscious nowadays, marketing it that way could help you achieve good online sales as well.

Business idea:
But a kaccha kela, and sell it after it ripens.

PAISA HI PAISA!!