Nalini Unagar

See behind the scenes of how I make my YouTube videos in Kitchen Studio. I've never faced a camera before I started YouTube channel. Taking selfies is still a very difficult task for me. This is what happens to me when I'm in front of the camera. Some funny moments were caught.

He is the reason why people are losing trust in bureaucrats.

@Financewisdom01 It matters

@NalinisKitchen Absolutely, quality of life should be the focus!

UAE population ~1.15 crores Singapore population ~0.60 crores Maharashtra population ~12 crores Maharashtra may surpass Singapore or UAE in total GDP size because it has a population of 12+ crore people. Singapore has world-class roads, ports, governance, healthcare, and one of the highest per capita incomes in the world. UAE cities like Dubai and Abu Dhabi have globally recognized infrastructure and public services. If Maharashtra wants to truly match them, focus should be on: - Air pollution - Cleanliness - Traffic and urban planning - Public healthcare - Education quality - Corruption and bureaucracy - Job creation Crossing another economy in size is a headline. Improving people’s everyday lives is the real achievement.

A man was looking for a bride. In one of the connections, he found a woman who claimed to be single. They got married. Her brother performed the kanyadaan. After marriage, the woman went to the groom’s house, but she was constantly chatting with someone on her phone. The man found out that the brother who did her kanyadaan was actually her husband. They were planning to cheat the family and steal cash and jewellery worth lakhs. These days, marriage fraud gangs are growing and have turned this into a business. This happened in Gwalior, MP.

@shivamexec Right. Now even genuine people will be seen with suspicion.

@NalinisKitchen Because of such people airline staff will hesitate to give upgrades to genuine cases

This is Sarthak Sachdeva. He allegedly faked a hand injury, went to the Air India counter and asked if he could get a free upgrade to first class because of the injury. Air India upgraded him all the way to Business Class. Premium seat, complimentary food. Now he is saying it was a Social experiment. But fraud is fraud. If people start doing this and still get rewarded, many others will copy it. Airline staff may stop trusting real passengers who actually need help. Air India should charge him for the upgrade and make it clear this is not okay.

Delhi Gymkhana Club is not open to everyone. Only selected groups such as bureaucrats, defence officers, judges, senior civil servants, and top corporate executives are allowed to become members, while many of them already receive significant government perks and salaries. The issue is that the club is reportedly charging membership fees in lakhs, while the club itself pays only around ₹1,000 per year in rent to the government for 27 acres of prime land. The children of existing members can easily get a membership. Inside the main building, strict dress rules are enforced, such as no shoes without socks, no T shirts without collars, no sports shoes or sneakers, and no torn or distressed jeans. So in simple terms, it is a club built by highly privileged people, for the enjoyment of highly privileged people, on government land taken at a symbolic rent of ₹1,000 per year.

@itsriionly He asked for first class, but it was not available, so given business class.

@CJP_Rising Buy through a trusted broker.

@NalinisKitchen Huh people are saying farmland as if buying land is transparent .. it’s filled bogus people , gundas, multiple owner , getting duped always a fear

Instead of buying a ₹60 lakh 2 BHK flat in a crowded city, go 2 hours away (~80 km) from the city, buy 1 acre of land, and build a big house with a farm. Grow your own vegetables, work from home, eat healthy, get married, have kids, and enjoy life. There are also fewer extra expenses this way. In a city, it is easy to spend ₹500-₹800 daily without thinking. But here, you don't have many options to spend money, so you naturally save more. Once a week, go to the city, enjoy city life, go for a movie, have dinner, spend some money, and then return to your farmhouse.

Yes, after getting the business class ticket, he should have informed the counter that this was a social experiment and the ticket should be changed to a normal one. There was no need to travel in business class and enjoy the free food for the experiment. The intention is clearly visible.

@NalinisKitchen If it was a social experiment, he should have paid the difference to the airline after landing. It would have shown his good intention

@GurpreetKaurAr5 Dear @AirIndia, send him a bill for his social experiment.

@NalinisKitchen Yeah, I agree he should be charged and warned not to repeat it ever again, people may take advantage of it, nowadays people take ideas from social media and news channels

He has 10 sisters. He says his father died of cancer 12-13 years after he was born. Then, within 5-6 years, he got 3 of his sisters married and took a loan of ₹30-₹35 lakh. I’m just trying to find out who gives a ₹35 lakh loan to an 18 year old.

@anooshkabathwal If the central gov removes the tax, BJP gets the credit. Different states have different governments. Let’s see which ones really want to help people, or if they are all the same.

@NalinisKitchen The central government takes an even bigger cut of that hundred rupees. Blaming only the states ignores the biggest part of the math.

PMSBY = Pradhan Mantri Suraksha Bima Yojana. It costs only ₹20 per year, usually deducted in May or June. That is almost the same as one Swiggy or Zomato delivery fee. In return, you get: - ₹2 lakh in case of accidental death - ₹2 lakh for total permanent disability - ₹1 lakh for partial permanent disability Even if you pay ₹20 every year for 25 years, the total is only ₹500. Please inform your family about this too. The government also does good work, but we rarely talk about it. And about consent, contact your bank once. Sometimes it may have been selected in some form, in the app, or a box may already have been checked.

This is shameful. Most people in India cannot afford flights. They depend on trains every day to travel, work, and reach home. Railways are not a luxury. They are a basic need. Then why are people being made to suffer like this because someone did not do their job? @AshwiniVaishnaw sir, who is responsible for this? Why are repairs only done after people complain online? People pay for tickets and deserve safe and clean stations. Not leaking roofs and careless management. Please answer publicly, fix this immediately, and take strict action on whoever failed here.

India is not as bad as it is often portrayed online. Indian hospitality is truly great. A foreign girl married an Indian man, and she was surprised by the love she received from Indians. She said: “Indian hospitality is on another level. People talk about it, but I did not really understand it until I experienced it. Whenever I go to someone’s house, they immediately offer chai, snacks, or ask, ‘Have you eaten?’ On trains, people just start sharing their food with me. If I look even a little lost, someone comes and helps me. It is not forced. It is just how people are. And honestly, you do not see this kind of care everywhere in the world. India has its chaos, yes. But the warmth of the people, that is what stays with me.”

@nirajxdev 👍

@NalinisKitchen Her name is Niru Baa (Niruben) and her ice cream brand is Niru Baa no Ice Cream.

An 80 year old woman in Ahmedabad built an ice cream business using just milk, cream, fruits and honesty. No artificial flavours. No preservatives. No big marketing budget. Since 1986. Meanwhile, billion dollar brands sell premium products, and people still find things like lizard tails in factory made ice creams. India does not lack talent. India lacks respect for people who build slowly, cleanly and honestly. An old woman working with a kadhai earned more trust than many corporate food companies ever will. It is a reminder that real businesses are built on trust, not advertising. In 2024, she received the Nari Ratna Award.

@Pramod_Ware These days, brands spend heavily on marketing.

@NalinisKitchen That is the difference between building a brand thru thousands of paid ads and building trust. No marketing gimmick.

@AlphaForensic I agree

This is quite strange. A wife being okay with her husband being with other women regularly, as long as there’s no emotional attachment, is not a healthy relationship dynamic. The foot massage and gold gifts feel more transactional than loving. Some things shouldn’t be normalised just because money is involved.

In a recent show, Tabinda and Satish Sanpal (a billionaire based in Dubai) revealed that: “Satish loves spending time with other women. I used to feel jealous, but I trust him. As long as he parties with different women every time, it’s okay. It only becomes a problem if he spends time with the same woman repeatedly, because that could indicate an emotional connection. I remain unbothered even if he parties with other women all night.” She also revealed that she owns 40 kg of gold, and Satish gifts her 3 kg of gold every year on Dhanteras. Satish said: Money is not God, but it is no less than God. Tabinda revealed that: I massage his feet every morning. He wakes up like a prince. As a Hindu, he believes that if a wife touches her husband’s feet every morning, toh bahaut Lakshmi aati hai.