Nice 5/10 ...bss moisture ki kami hai

Swarn dhaba sector 30 . It was my favorite dinner spot during my jee prep(pocket friendly)

Depends on your other expenses, if you have other fixed expenses over 30K a month then it would not be advisable imo. But if you’re living at home and don’t have rent and other such expenses then 25k EMI is fine and I’d probably do it but then I’d also cut back on other leisure expenses for some time to build back the nest egg.

So your all set for the emi trap and financial burden for the next 5 years. Good luck!

These scales are very faulty. Look of the eye is the best

Jhoot bolna band karde

Definitely a road.

In India…

Yeah.

Ocean pearl

वांद्रे

Abe mere coaching mein toh 60+ bacche 99%ile ke upar laye hai pata nahi kaise behenchod itna kon padhta hai

There's a saying: "In the pursuit of self-improvement, you often find yourself doing the boring, repetitive tasks."

It's surprising to me how many people expect life to be exciting and chaotic 24/7. This mindset, especially among younger generations who think they have it all figured out, is unrealistic.

The life you have today is the very one that most people are striving for or dreaming of.

*You are not proper cooked bro, you don't even know what proper cooked is*

My point is stop trying to think too hard in life, maybe spend time with family or friends on sunday, or do some tasks on Sunday which will make you happy which includes even watching anime.

There is no defined rule that you have to do anything chaotic each and every day especially Sunday's.

looks like tom hardy in mad max 

Bhai this latent wala thing actually looks like a scapegoat for something huge/shitty

U have to write j♾️t and tint windows then only u will be getting badmoshi mitr vibes

Accha thik hai bhai le tera medal 🏅Aur Haan aise he bhagte bhagte dilli se dafa hoja

Avoid fire nation imo, It's just junk food, deep fried and V E R Y oily. Sayaji in Wakad and any branch of Barbeque Nation is a must try. JW Marriott also has buffets occasionally.

Things have changed now but Pahadi women definitely faced discrimination when it came to priotising Education. 


Males were given more opportunities and women were asked to do household work. 


I have seen this in my family,  and this was around 20 years ago. Things have changed now for better .


Also in rural areas,  women would do most of the hard work to run the family,  while men would spend time socialising,  gambling, drinking.  Have seen this first hand when growing up in some interior areas of Uttarakhand 

Ola le lo, 500 km per charge.

Baaweee