i don't know who needs to hear this but your ability to create the reality that you want is directly determined by your willingness to experience its opposite.
- saving money will have you feeling broke while it's actually making you rich.
- setting boundaries will have you feeling alone while you're creating new healthy relationships in your life.
- digging up your trauma will have you feeling broken while it's actually healing you.
- working out has you feeling weak while it's really making you strong.
- learning something new makes you feel dumb while it's making you more intelligent.
your ability to attain the thing that you want is directly correlated with how willing you are to experience its opposite. you have to be ok with being uncomfortable to truly achieve success!
Call it a millennial crisis if you want...
But in my 30's, I realized I don't actually want the life I worked so hard for. I don't care about titles. I don't care about climbing anyone else's ladder. I care about time. I care about slow mornings. I care about peace.I care about bare feet at the beach with nowhere to be.
I still want to make money... just not at the cost of my life.
आप लोगों ने टैक्स तो समय पर भर दिया है न?
अगर नहीं भरे हो तो जल्दी से भर दो, सरकारी काम में रुकावट नहीं होनी चाहिए।
और सबसे बड़ी बात मंत्री जी के बंगले का रेनोवेशन भी तो करवाना है।
📍 गुरुग्राम
Which profession is hardest for a foreign-trained professional to enter and practice in the West?
Answer: Medicine. Why? Common sense. You simply can't entrust the lives and health of your citizens to someone whose training and competence haven't been thoroughly tested. That's why the West has a rigorous, multi-stage licensing process, followed by demanding residency requirements before a foreign-trained doctor can practice independently.
Compare that to India. We have people scoring minus 40 marks who should ideally be banned from ever appearing for medical entrance exams, yet are currently becoming doctors. A profession that deals with life and death, have lowest margin of error, and therefore should demand the highest level of competency, has become one of the biggest laboratories for affirmative action. Really sad state of affairs.
Biker with reg. KA50Y8580
1. Using phone while driving
2. No helmet
3. Expired insurance
4. Hit my vehicle from behind, refusing to pay for the damages
Any action that can be taken? I can provide more details about him.
@blrcitytraffic@mahadevapuratrf@3rdEyeDude
15 years back, every sensible Indian dreamed that the country is well on its way to become a super power. At least, a name to reckon with.
We had expectations of a progressive society, of speedy development, of growing global respect.
Look at where we are today. Broken, corrupted, divided... really far back in reverse. Selling our assets to the rich, targeting the ordinary with pellet guns. Hollowing our institutions, and killing our thirst for learning and knowledge.
Actually, India has never seen such damage before. It will be extremely hard to repair the land, its people and its systems after such a disaster.
But then, there's something called hope.
In an ideal scenario, there should have been at least 3-4 rounds of assessment of the impact of reservation on the upliftment of the backward castes. Now nobody wants to touch it. There is no sunset. Hopeless.
Prosperity is a practical way of managing many of the fault lines in our country.
That is precisely where attention should have been focused.
Unfortunately, many policymakers continue to focus only on exploiting those fault lines.
@volklub The govt is squeezing every last paisa out of the common citizen. Because, if the money stays with us, it might get stolen or spent.
Much safer to collect it all, hand it over to MP/MLAs, officers, and let them “keep it safe.”
All hail to Modi Ji! 🙏
They will try to squeeze top 5% population in all ways with min balance fine, withdrawal fee, pollution certificate for cars, expensive air travel, use and throw policies for cars, expensive re registration for cars, tax on insurance, parking fee everywhere and what not!
One bad policy can ruin an entire industry:
• In 2022, India was the world’s 2nd-largest sugar exporter.
• In 2026, India is set to import sugar for the first time in a decade.
• Sugar prices have risen by 40% in just two months.
• Rice prices are also hitting a one-year high.
The government cannot refuse to roll back E20 simply because some businessmen have invested in ethanol factories. That is a joke.
E10 will also require ethanol.
A 10 lakh car doesn't cost you 10 lakh.
After GST, cess, registration, insurance and other taxes, that 10 lakh car can easily become 18 lakh on-road.
But the real joke starts before you even buy it.
To take home 18 lakh, you may need to earn 25+ lakh because Govt takes 31.2% first.
You earn → Govt taxes you → You spend → Govt taxes you again.
Middle class doesn't need another lecture on patriotism.
We need some damn relief from this endless taxation.
Yet another horror story from a school in Jharkhand, that runs 44,376 schools. 9,627 of them are single teacher, 1951 function without electricity, 612 without functional toilets, 570 without drinking water, and 52 without buildings.
The education minister is @HemantSorenJMM.
My CA just did the Tax math for filing ITR, crazy realisation - I pay government more in income tax than I spend on myself and my family in an entire year.
#Tax
A scathing reality check from TOI editorial that completely vindicates Team Bharat: the e20 mandate is a textbook botched policy driven by distillery profits over public interest.
The disastrous trade-off:
• Fake energy savings: Displaces very little petrol/km while reducing vehicle mileage.
• Economic blunder: Only makes financial sense if crude touches $120–$130/bbl. At ~$70 crude, we're burning cash.
• Food security disaster: 29% of maize diverted to fuel tanks. We spent 30x more forex importing edible oil than we "saved" on ethanol restrictions.
• Ecological crime: 4,670 liters of precious groundwater wasted for a single liter of maize ethanol, draining fragile aquifers.
We aren't saving foreign exchange; we're just shifting dependence from foreign crude to imported food while gutting our water tables. Scrap the first-gen biofuel lobby racket.
#EthanolScam
Now sugar has to be imported because all the sugarcane is consumed for Ethanol blending in fuel. Btw blending was done to reduce the import bill irony is that we have to import sugar now.
Penny wise pound foolish policies.