> [...] I really believed that if I made a great product, people would just find it and buy it.

How do you know you made a great product? How would you define what makes a product great?

Maharashtra has a ton of it. Almost got sick of it during hostel days.

Love the dedication

ठीक आहे राऊत काका . तुम्हालाच मत देईन .

Nice design indeed

these fall into the category of unspoken rules of society, and this is not just in india. Nobody is gonna say it themselves because it sounds "cheap" and immoral, but it is 100% the truth of the society, always has been. I wouldn't say it is "sex" all boys want, but all boys sure want a girl who looks pretty. Its not a bad thing to want good things in life. If you think it's unfair, then it is. Do i sound cheap? Probably so and imma get downvoted lol

Guys also want money. See how much dowry is practiced in India.

Because humans love to make decisions based on sweeping generalizations.

Good luck man

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because hindi letters are read in full with the schwa sound unless marked with a half sound indicator.

So called gen z is the most useless generation of all time

At 13, I first encountered casteism. Later, when I moved to Delhi, I expected people to be above such prejudices. However, I soon realized that while casteism in metropolitan cities is more subtle, people simply hide it better than their rural counterparts.

Initially, caste was not something I thought much about, but my first experience with caste-based discrimination made me question its origins. This led me to immerse myself in books, anthropological studies, and historical research papers to understand the roots of modern caste rigidity. I was surprised to find that my state, Uttarakhand, was relatively free of casteism until the advent of Adi Shankaracharya. When local kings and regional tribal chieftains accepted Hinduism, their subjects followed suit. The priests and Brahmins brought from various parts of India further reinforced the caste hierarchy, making it more rigid over time.

It’s ironic that we Indians have divided ourselves into groups based on imaginary identities and social constructs. Historically, no one originally belonged to a single caste—DNA evidence shows significant intermixing up to a certain period, after which it ceased due to the establishment of a caste-based hierarchy. Ultimately, caste is a mental construct, yet it persists because India never underwent a Renaissance-like intellectual revolution and failed to develop a widespread scientific temperament. As a result, casteism remains deeply ingrained in our society, even among educated individuals.

Assassination imminent

Other subs posted a data showing we got Lakh crores but here you are saying 15k Cr? Wo konsa daya dekh ke udd rahe. I think OP is wrong thou this doesn't looks right

I am interested in this role

My friend Ross. Don't give him a hard time, he earned this.

Bhai, hamare taraf ₹18k ja raha hai, 3 bhk at 4th floor (including maintenance), lekin lift ke saath

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Trains are extremely easy and convenient but only if you avoid the office hours. The beauty of Bombay Is that just reach a station near you, and there'd be at least 20 people willing to help you and guide to wherever you want to go.

Except Kurla. Stay away from Kurla station.