In India, we seem to have perfected a strange arrangement
We privatise everything that benefits us
and socialise everything that harms us
The wealth from corruption is private
The cost of corruption is public
The profits and pleasure from crackers is private
The pollution, toxic air is public
The swimming pools of baabus, politicians, rich are clean and private
The rivers that can be polluted are public
The cleanliness of our homes is private
The littering outside is public
Meaning, the privileges are private while the suffering is public
We are increasingly becoming a society that keeps the rewards for ourselves and distributes the consequences among everyone
Perhaps that is our greatest collective failure
We have privatised the privileges and nationalised the consequences
And I sincerely believe politicians and baabus are the ones to be blamed for pro maxxing this behaviour
@ShwetaSoni2510 You had a doubt about all this ? We belong to some proud race which celebrates everything by destroying God’s creation and go about calling Dharti Maa, Gangaa Maa etc etc
2. Hamstrings & Glutes
The hinge is the most underused movement in home training. Master the stretch and the squeeze.
▫️ DB RDLs
▫️ Single-Leg RDLs
▫️ DB Hip Thrusts
▫️ DB Glute Bridges
▫️ Weighted Step-Ups (glute-biased)
▫️ DB Leg Curls
@sandipsabharwal@AsianGames_2026 Indian youth are busy dancing on roads in festival processions, why should they do mehnat of playing sports, govt is taking care of their needs
Always pay upfront to get what you need, on your terms.
Being someone who's been steeped in numbers, the realisation about malls and high rents came to me pretty quickly. And when we were moving beyond our first few outlets, we started considering malls to open new locations.
I’ll not lie: the rent numbers, compared to what we were paying for high street outlets, made me pause. And before we signed on for the first mall-based restaurant, I kept thinking this through for weeks.
And then it hit me- the 5 lakhs a month you pay as rent for a mall-based restaurant is just upfront Customer Acquisition Cost, compared to the 3 lakh you’d pay to Instagram influencers and Meta ads to drive people to a non-prime location.
Despite what people think, F&B is a primarily impulse and convenience-based industry, if you leave out occasion dining. Today, 75% of our 22 restaurants are based in malls and integrated corporate office parks, and while it isn’t the defining trait for our ongoing success, it does play a huge role.
I understand this goes against the ‘hustle, grind and win against all odds’ mindset entrepreneurs in every industry likes to have. But we have found things that work for us.
PS: if the right high street location opens up, you can be sure Burma Burma will have an outpost there!