@GodrejProp This is absolutely unacceptable! Residents of Godrej Hillside 1, Mahalunge have been facing severe water issues for months. The water plant keeps breaking down, and when we do get water, it’s dirty and red completely unfit for use. Godrej prop is a scam!!
Indians love watching porn & downfall porn.
They will vehemently deny enjoying both, but they do. Watching someone’s downfall is especially enjoyable, when you think the success was a function of luck. It’s very difficult to digest Non-Academic success. We had a feudal past, The king was elected by a genetic lottery and everyone else were subjects. There was hardly any social mobility. Most people were poor, wealth concentrated in the King’s treasury. If at all some grain merchant or money lender got rich, every few generations, there was some plunder by invaders and you were back to square one. Then we got independence, and entered socialism, social mobility was taboo again, everybody waited for the scooter for 6 months. The only unlock to prosperity for the middle and lower class was education, especially entrance exams. The competition was tough. Seats limited. Hence anyone who won that race, was unanimously acclaimed. Any one who cleared UPSC, or an IIT JEE, was an instant role model. There was no scope for jealousy, the respect was undisputed. Hence, an IIT Baba, despite all his fraud talk, is still respected by the masses, and assumed to be divine coz of his IIT tag. It’s the ISI mark of quality.
But when the economy opened up and we found alternate ways to success for average looking next door guys, like an Instagram or a Youtube channel, where a kid in Haldwani, Uttarakhand can buy half a dozen luxury cars by just making inane daily vlogs. It left the scope for jealousy open. Coz the age-old mental structures were broken, but the success was still non academic. Hence it was always seen with suspicion, accompanied by a patient wait for the downfall, so as to prove our models right.
This is the downfall porn, we love. Coz it just proves our parents right. We subconsciously inherit our parents’ moral compass, our judgment eventually reverts to the mean.
“padhoge likhoge banoge nawaab”
@IndianTechGuide@nitin_gadkari pichle 5 saal se mere flat k samne wala road !! 📌 Mahalunge - Nande road, Pune.
The whole area is surrounded by high rise @GodrejProp buildings but no one cares to notice. Even street lights don't work on this road.