This cycle velodrome is named after Minati Mohapatra, the first sportsperson from Odisha and first woman cyclist of the country to bag Arjuna Award in 1980. Minati Mohapatra is an eight-time national champion and first sports person from Odisha to bag Arjuna Award in 1980.

This film could've been two different films. I love the song Yeh Junoon and honestly would've loved a film about adult campus life of Indians abroad. Kat, John and Neil had such fresh and good chemistry as a trio. I always liked that part way more than the rest

I couldn't get invested in the terrorism stuff because the genre switch felt so jarring. I went in not knowing what this movie was about at all

Bhai ese to you will never be able to come out of it. And if whose birthday it is or one of your friends is getting married or some of your friend group went out in the new cafe is important to you or maybe you care about something random ass influencer had internet fight with other random ass disposable influencer, then working on yourself is more important than using Instagram for you.

And if those things are not the "new" things you are talking about and you're having FOMO for world news or political clashes or geopolitical tensions or maybe you care about sports... Then use any news application or better start watching news channels on TV. Read the newspaper.

Naa case lo it started out with a motive during my engineering,

Early morning before everyone wakes up wifi speed crazy untadi and also washrooms kaali ga untai, so started walking up early for that reason and it became a habit, at times even if i sleep at 12 or 1 i would still be up by 4.

Once you get used to it, it is automatic

ps: i don't use alarms at all

4 of the shills were still shills I see.

Well, playing devil’s advocate, your family n your brother is just protecting u. If u wanna live your life, maybe become independent and live on your own. If my sister wanted to stay with me in my house, it is my responsibility and they gotta follow my rules. You don’t like the rules, move the F out.
You wanna be independent but don’t wanna rent and pay your own bills.

Wow. That’s super helpful.

ye konse level ka flex hai be???

I have nothing pithy to say. Just a good old fashioned

HA!

That's just weird: imagine a CM shrugging off something, saying "local will figure out" as if he's NOT a local of the state.

It's a tax and election fraud case, not a hush money case. Fuck all of our media for sanewashing all this bullshit.

Hey you can message me if you want an illustration made, i have s page too(reliable)

I am a developer that has spoken to over 100 entrepreneurs from Ycombinator and other platforms so it's fair to say I have data rather than opinion. Early startups spend little to nothing on serious UX and UI until they have funding, at most they spend a few thousand on designs or do it themselves. At this early stage they just need to convince a developer to join the venture for equity.

By the time the startup is advertising for a designer it's mainly a salaried position that comes with some equity options that represent less than 1% equity spread over a few years.

If you want an opportunity to earn more equity you need to be part of the founding team and receive no equity until outside investors are secured. You can find these higher risk speculative opportunities at newventurelabs.com because it is focused on helping entrepreneurs build complete teams of 5 to 10 people that can launch a bootstrapped product and start generating revenue. By delaying investor participation it means the team will keep more equity to share among themselves.

Since you have a successful business you have the option to invest one day a week, for example, into a speculative opportunity where you can earn more than a token amount of equity. You should have no problem finding one or more ventures of interest on the platform. I actually have a venture listed that needs a designer with Bootstrap theming experience.

It's not you and its happening in multiple areas. Here at 16th Road junction yesterday night the whole place was in chaos. Uneven sidewalks gives my mom feet pain but that's lot better than random people in cycles, scooters, autos and cars trying to run over you. Its worse around pali naka area. And they dug up the place a few months ago.

What's worse is that they dug up multiple lanes, here so the redirected traffic is creating a lot of problem in certain areas. This is without getting into the fact that dust is in the air to the point you can taste a mouthful. Behind my building, there's demolition so dust is everywhere while construction at a building ahead, where surrounding areas are littered with gravel and dry cement on the road.

Put it on Google maps review too, that people will see next year

tldr; The Senate Banking Committee is establishing its first-ever subcommittee dedicated to cryptocurrencies, with Senator Cynthia Lummis, a strong Bitcoin advocate, expected to chair it. This move aims to establish clear crypto regulations and integrate cryptocurrency and financial technology into the U.S. government's official framework. Key leaders like Congressman Bryan Steil and Senator Tim Scott are also involved, highlighting the U.S.'s commitment to becoming a global leader in the digital economy while encouraging innovation and creating a regulatory space for digital assets.

*This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

Blue Orange nothing else

This has been discussed over & over again a thousand times already.

Those who can't do, teach.

If you expect wealth to be handed to you on a silver platter, you'll never make it.

Yes and no. It's mostly a choice. You could tax the wealthy and big corporations fairly, for one, and increase your budget. In other cases (healthcare comes to mind) not having the more socialist programs actually costs you more, both in costs and lost earnings. Yes, if you had socialized healthcare, the american government AND its citizen would actually have more money. But the rich would lose an avenue to amass wealth throufh private health insurance.

IQ test lena chahiye gadi dene k pehle