@icelandcricket Interesting points!
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@ganeshsonawane Iโm currently using a neoprene knee cap. It has to be worn on the leg directly and slips easily as it gets sweaty. I primarily use it for short hijes and for golf to give a stable knee.
Would love to see how different this is and i like the fact that it can be worn over trousers
@ganeshsonawane The elegance of a kolhapuri slipper with the comfort of a birkenstock. I hope the grip and trsction is good. Also, would be keen to see how it handles sweaty feet in humid Indian conditions over time.
Congrats and all the best for this product ๐
@Mike_kim714 How pros (and their caddies) use the yardage book? What kind of information is provided in those books and how does it change over the course of a tournament? Do you have any quirks or details that always make note of in your yardage book?
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We add millet (ragi) to wheat flour and dosa batter at home. It's healthier & tastier.
Most of us don't know that millets are also good for the planet because they consume much less water & pesticides. The reason why everyone should introduce millet & talk about it too. 1/5
We add millet (ragi) to wheat flour and dosa batter at home. It's healthier & tastier.
Most of us don't know that millets are also good for the planet because they consume much less water & pesticides. The reason why everyone should introduce millet & talk about it too. 1/5
Reminiscing the journey to building Indiaโs most sought after startup - @Razorpay.
Thank you @Rupali1Sharma and @matrixindiavc for bringing back good memories.
@ayamjohn it was lovely to share this with you.
@chitralekhaaaa All my zostel stays have been in Himachal. Had stayed in Dharamkot, Bir, Shangarh etc.
Great place to workation from and to meet other fellow travellers. Broadband connections are usually reliable and food is pretty decent.
Safe for women travellers too.