Vada Pav girl is competing with Mumbai

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- The number of dengue, malaria, and chikungunya cases in Mumbai has surged over the last fortnight, according to BMC data. - Dr. Daksha Shah noted a slight rise in cases compared to August 2023, with dengue cases increasing from 999 to 1,013 and malaria cases from 1,080 to 1,171. - Senior consultant Dr. Gautam Bhansali highlighted that many dengue patients require admission due to drastically low platelet counts. - Dr. Mala Kaneria mentioned that a spurt in dengue cases during August-September is not unusual, but patients can be nursed back to health. - Chikungunya cases have seen a significant rise, from 35 in August 2023 to 164 this August, with Aedes mosquitoes being the primary culprits. Source: [Mumbai Mirror](https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/mumbai/spurt-in-dengue-malaria-chikungunya-cases-seen-in-mumbai-over-last-fortnightt/articleshow/112961759.cms)

In my org people have been creating that vibe where they are very sophisticated about their actions, the way they speak etc, they behave like we are working in a US based startup where they are using western lingo and all together a different way to communicate. I have worked in other startups in other cities but didn’t find this type of culture. Is this common or am I missing something? What are your thoughts?

I have been in the startup industry for a decade now, in multiple roles. I see a start difference in the general culture between these 3 cities. I myself behave very differently on the basis of where I am, maybe because of peers/friends in these cities. Can you guys objectively line out the differences you see? Can be anything like the idea of chilling out OR how people perceive salary OR loyalty OR work commute OR discretionary spending OR luxury brands affinity.

Have been craving the authentic Vada pav for quite some time. The one with garlic chutney. Any suggestions on Western railway side?

- Vinesh Phogat may be fielded by Congress for the Haryana assembly elections, with a final decision expected today. - Party chief Mallikarjun Kharge will also decide on candidates Kumari Selja and Randeep Surjewala. - The CEC meeting cleared 34 of 49 discussed names, with 15 sent for further review. - Vinesh Phogat recently retired after being disqualified from the Paris Olympics for being overweight. - The Haryana assembly election will be held on October 5, with counting on October 8. Source: [Moneycontrol](https://www.moneycontrol.com/news/india/vinesh-phogat-to-contest-haryana-elections-on-congress-ticket-final-decision-likely-today-12812883.html)

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