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It's like playing life on hard difficulty with no checkpoints.

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Probably another madeup story. 
Am not saying it didn't happen. But the one week part is probably false. 
rTO is a collection point and licence is a money spinner. They won't let go 1 week collection because the bathroom is leaking

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India is not for beginners!!- Grapevine

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Delhi entrepreneur Sivesh Kumar recently set up a LinkedIn profile for his 2-year-old son, Tiger Chauhan, as a funny way to tackle future educational pressures. The profile has stirred up various reactions on social media, with people debating about privacy and whether it's appropriate.

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I am from Ahmedabad. Till now me and my family was living in a rented house. Now I shifted to Hyderabad with a very good package. Now I am planning to buy a home in Ahmedabad so that my family can live in our own home 🏡. 
Should I invest 70-80 lakhs? Any suggestions.

Should I buy Home?

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I have generally seen this either in reel / film life or real life, where people who love what they do, tend to be -
1. Much more happier / satisfied everyday
2. They give way more of themselves into the task not because someone demands it, but because they want to, they enjoy it
3. They constantly improve and be better at this thing
4. They aren't in it for the money. They don't do things or learn more or put more hours because it's paying them, they do it because of the love for the thing. Money is just an add-on

Do you guys have anything like this in life which you enjoy doing so much and can do it without thinking about the money you'd get. This thing shouldn't be something you consume, but something you produce, even if it helps 1 person out, still counts!

Eg. You do coding, learn new things in it, not because it pays you, but because it's what you love doing. You'd probably still keep doing it even if it doesn't pay you anything

What's the one thing you love doing without intention of making money out of it?

We've witnessed so many layoffs in the past year and this continues to be an upward trend. Bangalore is a city of IT professionals and these layoffs seem to have no effect on the real estate. 
Is this because the numbers are negligent? I don't think that's the case, my company has been laying off people since last year. It was never public. I'm sure there are lots of such companies. 
What are your thoughts?!

How is there no correlation to layoffs and Real Estate?

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No law
Low percent of people paying taxes
No good Infra
Rise of recent regionalism
No tech advancements in AI/Semiconductor

Planning to move to US, but at 30 not sure if i can go for MS

What’s your reason to stay in India ?

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Quick thinking from the kid. Use cases like this show how a customer can use the product in wild ways.

Use case FTW!

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From 20 lacs losses until now for the last 3 years, finally made some good profit this year and earned more than 50 lacs this financial year. Super excited for the future. 

If done in the correct way, F&O can literally change lives. Good luck to all those who are interested and want to make their career out of it. Be patient, your time will come. :)

F&O changed my life

Reason of asking would like to know your journey

Anyone who is into full time trading ?

Senior Manager

When will founders learn that it is almost impossible to make a profitable consumer oriented startup in India.

India is NOT USA. In India, people are not easily going to pay for your service. 

It is just a matter of time before most of them packs their bag.

Gloomy future for 99% of Indian startups

Haan bhai tu bhi lagwaale itna shaukh hai toh

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Data engineer

India is really not for beginners! How are we even surviving?

I have been working as a software developer for the past 4 years mostly on startups. Pay is good(top 10%) no issues while working everything good in work life no problems. But there is always a feeling that I am not good at basic understanding of development I feel it is because  I didn't go to any IIT or any other major colleges or didn't study for any particular exams. I just learned everything by doing it not by preparing beforehand. There is fear that maybe that's not always enough which makes me a little bit afraid of giving interviews of big tech companies.
So I am not able to decide where I should go from here. Should I start with  masters or should I just learn everything I can from basics to have a solid understanding or maybe some other path.

Master's or While working learn on your own

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This question is posed to you by Peter Thiel in his book "Zero to One"

My answer to this is:

We are in a big cycle where India will become everything great. Last 8 years have taught me that we are in the greatest momentum bet of this country's life time. So, don't rule out India. 

Build in India. Invest in India. Believe in India. 

There are many in this community that are complete nihilists and supremely bearish towards India's prospects. And let me tell you, for once in this country's history, being a complete maximalist on India is a bet that you will not regret. 

There will be a new generation of millionaires and billionaires that will be minted on new industries. So keep hustling and this country will unleash great dividends for you and your legacy.

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Im having 9yrs of experience as a web developer in Pune and I just went for 1w trip to Dubai. Its Outstanding! Swear by God!

Planning to seek out a job there.

Will it be the best decision considering I'm having a stable job at Infosys.

I want to settle and have a family there and live a life of very high standards.

India feels like shit 

Sharks your advice will mean a lot!

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