Curiosity. I already had an iPhone and I figured it will be interesting to test. So I bought a M2 pro Mac mini. It was definitely a learning curve but I didn’t regretted buying it. Actually I use it way more than my PC. I think it’s way more polished and the OS design is just beautiful.

These may be freehold properties rather than authority land.

My friend purchased a duplex for just 30 lakh because the builder built those on freehold property.

Krk

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Take it, go to the 1st few classes, drop it in adjustment period if you don't like it

damn can't believe he really ruined his legacy like this. imagine how the situation would be so different if he had retired from all formats after t20 world cup win

I came to a resort in Lonavala! They have a buffet and DJ etc… so gonna have fun tonight!

We want as many parts as fast and furious franchise

I would pay you but I'm broke

- Went on a few trips
- Finished my diploma
- Lost and gained friends
- Went on a few dates after 6 years, swearing off dating again :')
- Started a new project
- Attended almost all my close friends wedding(aunties were especially fun /s)
- Started to take care of my mental and physical health

It seems like a boring year, hated it but also glad of the person I have become now.

People need to have at least one foot on ground when analysing these things.

GG wasn’t going fire RoKo the moment he became coach. Even one bad series which was an abysmal whitewash wasn’t realistically enough to fire RoKo in country like India. However this Aus tour should be sufficient for dropping both.

I don’t know if GG will still be coach after BGT or not. But realistically I will assume he is a “sell out” if he doesn’t drop RoKo from India Test squad after BGT flop show, irrespective of results now.

I really want to see how he works with a younger Test squad with fresh faces with no stalwarts ego to deal with. I believe BCCI can afford this much patience with him. Give him couple of serie/tours without RoKo, lets see how it goes. If we fail yet again, fire him.

The spectacle of contestants’ mothers gracing the Bigg Boss 18 house, ostensibly to lend emotional succor, is nothing short of a calculated dramaturgy, designed to elicit lachrymose reactions and manipulate the audience’s psyche. While one might initially perceive their presence as a heartwarming gesture of familial solidarity, a deeper analysis reveals the veiled stratagem at play—a cunning ploy to recalibrate public perception and secure favor for their progeny in a milieu rife with cutthroat rivalry.

First and foremost, the entry of mothers into this high-stakes ecosystem creates an incongruous dynamic. The house, a veritable cauldron of vitriol and machinations, suddenly transforms into a tableau of feigned piety and filial devotion. Contestants, who hitherto exhibited Machiavellian tendencies, now don saccharine veneers of humility and reverence, evoking the Latin aphorism, “Nemo repente fuit turpissimus”—no one ever became utterly depraved all at once. This overnight metamorphosis reeks of calculated insincerity, a desperate attempt to endear themselves to the masses under the sanctimonious gaze of their maternal custodians.

Moreover, the presence of these matriarchal figures underscores a peculiar paradox: the infantilization of ostensibly autonomous adults who, until now, have been posturing as paragons of independence and self-reliance. Their tearful embraces, orotund encomiums, and admonitory whispers seem less like genuine maternal counsel and more like pre-scripted interludes, choreographed to align with the narrative arc desired by producers. It’s reminiscent of the French proverb, “Chacun voit midi à sa porte”—everyone sees noon at their own doorstep—where the mothers, blind to their offspring’s transgressions, exalt them as paragons of virtue while conveniently glossing over their peccadilloes.

The contestants, too, exploit these fleeting reunions as emotional catapults, leveraging their mothers’ presence to cleanse their tarnished images. A contestant embroiled in unseemly controversies suddenly transforms into the prodigal son or daughter, weeping penitently at their mother’s feet, thereby invoking sympathy from a gullible audience. This theatrical contrivance aligns seamlessly with the dictum “Acta est fabula, plaudite”—the play is over, applaud—as they attempt to rewrite the narrative of their contentious journeys with a single, orchestrated act of filial obeisance.

Furthermore, the mothers themselves are not immune to the temptations of the spotlight. Their proclamations, replete with platitudes and panegyrics, often veer into self-aggrandizement, as though they, too, are vying for a slice of the limelight. Their unsolicited critiques of other contestants border on unseemly partisanship, transforming the house into a battleground for parental one-upmanship. One cannot help but recall the adage, “Mater semper certa est”—the mother is always certain—as these matriarchs staunchly defend their children, often at the expense of objectivity and decorum.

In summation, the incursion of mothers into the Bigg Boss house, while ostensibly a gesture of familial affection, is an exercise in pathos-laden artifice. It panders to the audience’s basest instincts, leveraging the sanctity of maternal bonds to obfuscate the contestants’ flaws and amplify their virtues. This melodramatic charade, far from elevating the show’s ethos, reduces it to a travesty of authenticity, reminding us that in the world of reality television, even the purest of relationships can be weaponized for strategic gain.

Lode ka saal tha


Is it okay or not is upto you bro i dont think you should ask anyone whether something feels okay to you or not, ask yourself whether it is okay or not. ( sorry wrote before reading fully) so for the people who feel sad for not being okay with not doing anything are still respectable and same with you .

The same things that you do the remaining 364 days?

I'm an outsider, but have friends who have businesses in Kerala, I think the youth is ready to move out the moment they reach 18/21. My friend who owns a sports store was doing pretty good but since last two years he has been contemplating to shift to MEA because he thinks the trend is going to grow and there won't be any young people who will have significant spending power.

Lekin bc vo toppr vgra bhi toh nhi hai last year bhi usko bs 60 hi mile the percentile ye konsi googly hai bhai smjh nhi aari

Good thing - parent accepted my partner bad thing- now they know about my relationship so it's getting complicated

The biggest learning: people do show you through their behaviour how much they don't care. Don't assume anything otherwise. Pack your bags and leave.

They are all just apps. Install, experiment and find out. You can be online in 2 apps at the same time 🤷🏻‍♂️