Burning the Bible was unnecessary.

And good that you have found peace. Hopefully, you will find a good job too.

I had a Hindi teacher when I was in grade 3. He replaced another teacher we had who was great. The first lesson we had him he was great. Then after that he had some genuine agenda against me idk why. Always blaming me on everything. If I score low on a test I get hit but others don’t. It was constant every lesson he’d have some reason to hit me. One time I didn’t do great on this test so he sent me to the PT teacher who was basically this big guy who everyone feared. The PT teacher then decided to try scare me saying I’m gonna make you study from hostel and that I’ll never see my parents. I was basically crying uncontrollably at this point while he had other students watching. This went on for about 10 minutes after which he let me go. Still just find it crazy how mental these people were and how no other teachers would say anything.

Not gonna give gyan.

But you will look back at these time in future and say
"Par bhai main ni ruka"

Bajrangdal , bjp , RSS . That's why.

More non Indians posts!(Not white simping but remember cricket doesnt revolve around India).

Here comes another dump...

କୁନା ଟୁନା ବାବୁ

Trust isn't specific to SEO, it's literally the basis for any kind of relationship with a client.

And there's nothing wrong with pointing out site issues and offering to fix them, provided fixing them will have an actual positive impact on the client's business. Just selling green checkmarks on some audit report is BS though.

Hindi/English dub anyday.

Unless the client is 'SEO-educated', pointing out problems is the most effective way to get started on a SEO project. SMB owners want results fast, which is not what SEO work is. Building trust needs to start somewhere and pointing errors is a good way to start.

"He" .

report it to police, you can report them on KSP app. You might save someones life

Why not learn from Thala himself???

There was one inox in vardhman nagar.
Now Cinepolis, VR Mall.

Like others have said

1. Take it to the detailing guys from where you got the PPF
2. Use a good quality car cover for future
3. The society is responsible and should pay for damages. It will depend upon you how far you want to go in the fight with them
4. The other bit is you can try to talk to your Insurance company to see if they cover it.

hol aru, morigolu, bhabisu lu je bengol par nokoribo, kintu

Millionaire Pit hogayi!!!! Kisi ko chahiye toh batana

Congrats OP.
I own a 2020 GTX+ DCT variant and I love my car.
Just a couple of pointers from one DCT owner to another.
The Hyundai-KIA DCT units are finicky, they are dry units and will over heat if you don't care for it.
You do need to adapt your driving style to keep it from over heating.


1. Shift to N when coming to a stop that is longer than 10-20 seconds.
2. While parking: Shift to neutral - engage Parking break - let go of the front brake and allow the weight to rest on the rear brakes - shift to P.
3. Try to avoid creeping in heavy traffic as it will overheat the transmission. From my experience a min speed of 4-5km/hr is required for the gear to engage properly.
4. When driving on gradients, take manual control of the gear pre gradient. If you don't then the vehicle will shift the gears mid gradient and bog it down.

I am a bit wary of giving the car to others as they tend to not remember the aforementioned 4 points.

The car accelerates pretty quickly, but in my experience have found the tyres and the brakes to be inadequate.
So after 4 years of ownership, I have upsized the tyres within the scope of the stock alloys. Get a good set of Continental UC or Michelin's . As your alloys are 18" they come under the realm of sport cars. And you will have to pay the premium for it. For the brakes, a simple pad swap to Brembo improved the feedback.

Hope this helps OP.

Not a supporter of this lady and I don't know about the earlier video but what she said is true -

Currencies performance in 2024 :
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6. South African Rand: -3.7%
7. Euro: -6.2%
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Chahat is way more deserving than their so called laadla😔