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A life’s worth is ₹30.
Everyone are pointing at freebies! Yes, it does have an impact on long term as this could have been used on some capital expenditure project. But, we also see what these capital expenditures are on? Are these on building better hospitals and schools? Or is it building better roads, bridges, airports, or such infra. Most of the later projects are much beneficial to the capitalists! It has indirect impact on the economy definitely bringing in more jobs in construction and manufacturing fields catering to people who are unemployed. But, will this make people rich and make things affordable? Maybe not.
The core issue here is, financial mismanagement by individuals. Indians, especially poorer section of society do not know how to save and where to spend. Many of the people due to stress, sadness go into the habit of drinking or any other habits spending huge amount of money on it. Plus, most do not have insurance leading to huge out of pocket expenditures when hospitalized. It almost exhausts most of the savings at once! With no proper planning, when they are in dire need of money, they go into the hands of loan sharks go gives out loans at a huge interests trapping them into huge debts which they can never recover from.
As per my believes, doing capital expenditure on infra like roads, bridges, buildings, airports doesn't solve the issue of poverty. Rather, we need to spend money on better schemes to intervene to bring solutions to the pain points. For example, ensuring most rural areas has built functional hospitals serving patients for free, or quality education given in govt schools, ensuring insurance is available to most common man (people are also aware of it), cheaper non-collateral loans are provided to smaller players, individuals so that they don't fall prey to these loan sharks. Also, the conducting financial management awarness campiagns on ground at panchayat or ward level can solve this issue to certain extent. If not fully! -
How to sell by Jawa 42?
I bought my 2nd hand bike on bike4sale.com. The seller successfully sold 2 bikes from there. Once in 2024 and once in 2018 I think
Might try there -
What do you’ll think about this show?? Have you watched it, please let me know if it is worth watching?
There is an Australian show which this is based on don’t know the name
The hosts are a guy and gal who do the same thing
Also it’s going on since pre covid I think -
Thoughts on Maharashtra's Got Latent
full copy broo like jab unka teaser dekha they pretended the same IGL vibes tbh -
These are the people endorsing brands in India ?
You know the brand he's promoting is dogshit when they resort to a ragebait social media promotion strategy. -
Market on Jan 15, 2025
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Unicef peddlers are annoying
Most annoying sight to see, especially after getting out from watching a movie, padam kanda moodu angu poyi kittum, i got dragged into it 3 years back, made me sign up and shit , got mail from UNICEF n all, then next month 800 rs just casually goes away from my account, had to mail UNICEF, tell them i quit my job and shit, and made them cancel it. Why dont they set up a stall and sit, if people want to donate they will go to them, why do these people have to come pester like mosquitoes. -
Why people just don't understand 🤦🏻♀️
Yes I saw people using it.
Dumbheads don't even have any morales -
Cigs after sex- company needed
Go to Sanjay Pan (Galleria) for Company to enjoy cigarettes after sex.. /s -
IIT BOMBAY ALUMNI in mahakumbh , from haryana...see the entire interview....
The whole interview was insightful -
How to sell by Jawa 42?
Sorry buddy, you made a terrible choice in selecting the brand and now it’s showing up. -
These are the people endorsing brands in India ?
does he actually do lot of bike stuff or its just for show ? -
psychiatrist in Mysore
r/AskPsychiatrist -
Racism can be defeated by racism only 😌
Racism, keeping the country United since ever. -
Unicef peddlers are annoying
I was desperate for a part time job in Canada, and that’s when I got a very random call from an agency, telling they’re looking for people to work for a charitable organisation and lo and behold, it was for UNICEF. So basically, these agencies hire people to go do charity, and once you hit a certain target, you’ll be paid the minimum wage. You have to be wearing the ID card of the organisation you’re representing, for eg: I represented World Animal Protection. The same agency would do this work for multiple charitable organisations. But it’s illegal to collect money from people younger than 25 or something so they ask you all sorts of questions and once they know your age, they’ll use emotions to make you do charity…most of the time, only 70% of the money go to the organisation and the rest goes to the agency. They’ll look at how you’ve dressed, your shoes etc to see if you can make the charity or not. Also if you pay once, the amount will be deducted every month. And they’ll try to hurry so that you won’t hear all the details. It’s a big scam. So if you guys see these people, RUN. Tell them you’ll donate directly through the website cuz you know the shit they do! -
Aao enjoy kare
No allo bhujiya 🥲🥲🥲, no happy 😭😭😭 -
What would you remove from Jodhpur?
Traffic...
It has increased a lot in recent times. -
Why do rich people go on podcasts and advice people against being rich
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Finally
Thank god I waited. Finally… good news ah -
How many of you have or have had a sore throat recently
Me today ravile enittappam itha avastha 😬
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