This should be a state level committee, a watchforce and at least a 20-30 employees for the maintenance for each fort; you can recruit locals, with a total man power of around 2000 across the state; salaried at 10,000-30, 000 pm (corresponds to roughly a third level govt. employee). The recruitment and set up can happen in a single month; shouldn't take more than 6-7 Cr per year to maintain the organization. How come people don't think and act in out state!?!

Remake of?

IIT baba lag raha hai

Dravidian only resembles with Tamil Nadu and not the south.

> Pros- 1. We are in terms of technology ahead of the world. Alot of countries, still use letters and alot of paper related instruments for communicating important things.

Which countries are you referring to? UK has digitised almost every thing. Eg: NHS appointment letters, resident car tax, bank correspondence, biometric resident permit(visa) etc.

There is talk of digitising driving licence too. Have you checked gov.uk and how it works in the front and the back. It is gold standard that other countries have copied.

If your experience is US, I am sorry other countries are far ahead that US's many systems.

Get a creta my guy you can easily get one 5-6 year old

I think only punjab is the state that can give tough compitition others states doesn't stand a chance against Haryana.

1L more than rs457? Costs almost 1.6L more in Maharashtra due to 21% road tax on CBUs as opposed to 11% on CKD. Bikewale price is a lie, it's a good bike but like the R3 it's simply way too overpriced unless you care that much about japanese 180 degree twins

Why do they all sound annoying

nicee shitpost

Not even telling the girl is crazy 😭😭😭


Jis bacche ne oxygen bola usse laga ki ye question h aur sahi answer denge toh prize milega

Oxygen 🗿.

probably innova has been overhaul

it's a repainted vehicle which you should be asking the owner why?

if the service history is totally recorded then the owner might have got it done from an unauthorised workshop without a claim on its insurance

NRI here as well. Agree with a lot of your points. Visited India with my European female friend and people were literally coming upto her like she was a celebrity and kept asking for selfies. Almost got into a fight with a guy because he grabbed her arm when she refused to take a selfie.

I don't think I will agree with the Pros point 1 that we are ahead in terms of technology. Yes, most European countries still prefer lots of paperwork for official things, but that is still less time consuming than Indian official, government works. Other than bureaucratic procedures, mostly everything is paperless and cashless. And honestly, I prefer tap to pay over UPI as I can set the limit to 20 euro and don't have to scan or input my code for smalller purchases.

Also, medical facilities for non emergency are tough in EU. You have to wait a month for an appointment. But at the same time, emergency facilities are amazing! In case of an emergency, a police car and an ambulance can be at your door in less than 10 minutes.

Atleast people think of you as people here. The supervisor doesn't email you after work or during your vacations. People in cars actually stop and let you cross the street even if there are no lights. They don't stare at you no matter what you are wearing or doing. They are more like "live and let live" mentality. Whereas we are "sabke kaam mei taang adana" mentality.

Where are these kind of swing bowlers in current Indian team? WTAF

Pro 3 is spot on! India has approximately 30 years to take advantage of its demographic window. As an individual in the mid-20s I’m going to do everything that I can so that India doesn’t miss the train.

It's not dravidian :)

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