Namkeen prices about to go up.

Where did u get best momos in ur city? I'll go 1st. Delhi - It used to be dolma aunty. Bangalore - Any Darjeeling or NE side guys shop/cafe.

Btw this year it's interim budget as current government will go for mandate in 2024 May. So, what to do you think on tax rebates, nps and populist schemes again.

Non taxpayers can also comment how to avoid paying taxes

Today I paid 7 rs for one egg. Last week I paid 6 bucks for one. Swiggy showing me around 8. How much do y'all pay? If it's still 6 or lesser I'll have to change my shop. My area is Koramangala. This is a bit expensive given that egg is 5.5 in my hometown. Also it's the cheapest good food I can buy with my single digit CTC. Is Egg inflation real?

It has been a while since I did a thread, so busy with work nowadays. My answer would be Grapevine. Never experienced something like Grapevine in a really long time. Especially, considering that it has only been their first year. What is your answer?

A decent burger or Small pizza on Zomato is Rs 300+; A coffee at Starbucks is now 450; Movie tickets are 400; the average cost of a weekend drinks and dinner with friends is above 2K; Lets not even talk about how expensive rent is right now. It feels like the cost of everything is just rising and salaries are not growing fast enough to make up for the rising costs

What are the best healthy snack options?

- Swiggy and Zomato have raised platform fees to Rs 6 in key markets like Bengaluru and Delhi, up from Rs 5, marking a 20% hike. - Capitalmind CEO Deepak Shenoy has significantly reduced his orders due to the increased fees, highlighting a shift in customer behavior. - Customers are opting for direct restaurant orders to avoid the higher platform fees, with some even deleting the apps. - Both companies initially introduced platform fees at Rs 2 per order in 2023 and have gradually increased them to boost profitability. - The increased fees have led to a shift towards home-cooked meals and direct orders, impacting the revenue of these food delivery giants. Source: Deccan Chronicle