Warrior Panda

Suddenly India is becoming the most hated country. Is it only because of one political party?

If ur daughter doesn't want to get married & want to focus only on career/is in relationship with another guy/ is mentally unwell/ u know she is not a marriage material( im no fake feminist) pls do not force her. By forcing her into marriage you destroy not one but 2 families.

When Afghan women finally get a voice, they shouldn’t ask for equality , they should take revenge

Man burnt alive by wife & mother-in-law does in Delhi. In his dying statement he said his wife has affair with 2-3 men which he objected. When wife was asked to take him to hospital, she allegedly said "let him burn n die"

The hate for Chennai comes from Cosmos who have bought into the idea of Northies that all Metro cities should be comfortable with Hindi. Since Chennai doesn't budge, it gets labelled.

Have been reading a lot of posts dissing Chennai Corporate culture from ydy. As someone from Manufacturing background, i'd like to differ here. TN just like GJ has expanded Manuf sectors across the state but with one admirable distinction. Any new tech hardware on Automation & Robotics gets introduced in TN first. Tested & then upon its success starts shining in rest of India. That's coz of immense understanding of manufacturing technology across sectors in entire state. Its the most profitable region in India for hardware tech. Even the blue collar workers get skill development in technology. Be it CNC operators or PLC programmers, there are 2nd to none as far a Tamilian Workforce is considered. They command shopfloor workforce across the country. Their dedication to work & learning is not only admirable but needs to be replicated across the country. White collar tech force are lazy bunch. Want more balance than work. Hence don't find appeal in Chennai or anywhere in TN coz that needs absolute dedication, hardwork & eagerness to learn beyond just paychecks

What does one look for before moving to a new city? Safety, good job, housing, children's education, medical and other infrastructure, weather. Barring weather, I do not see a problem with Chennai on any front. If people are silly that is not the city's fault.

Twisha Sharma death case: "She stopped performing puja and fasting after marriage, she had a split personality. She admitted in front of the doctor that she consumed marijuana and wanted to abort her child. We want fair investigation." - Mother-in-law of Twisha Sharma and retired judge Giribala Singh

Chennai holds virtually zero appeal for even for non-resident Tamils who grew up in major metros like Mumbai, Bangalore, Kolkata, or overseas. Having spent my formative years on the West Coast across Mumbai, Daman, Goa, and Gujarat which sensitised me to an urban, highly cosmopolitan lifestyle mindset. But transitioning to Chennai for university feels like hitting a cultural brick wall; the city comes across as incredibly homogeneous, insular, and flat-out boring. The city completely lacks a distinct, independent youth culture. Instead, the social fabric is entirely dominated by an older demographic, conservative boomers and culture kangers who fiercely enforce traditional norms. Tamils outside TN don't do such antics themselves. Because the lifestyle is dictated by elder-approved routines, there is a massive deficit of casual public activities, vibrant nightlife, or engaging weekend avenues to build a high-quality, modern social life. The economic landscape also mirrors this rigid, old-school mentality. Chennai is highly rewarding if you are in the manufacturing or blue-collar sectors, but it is an incredibly difficult terrain for white-collar career growth. The tech ecosystem is overwhelmingly dominated by massive, process-driven IT service companies with strict hierarchies. Outside of a highly concentrated SaaS pocket, there is a severe deficit of aggressively funded, product-based tech companies or global R&D hubs, creating a definitive growth ceiling for ambitious professionals. Over the time, the emigration of highly skilled educated graduates and professionals in TN to overseas or to other cities in India is only going to intensity. It already has started BTW. And people in TN will still continue to remain the same and vote for people in TVK, DMK etc. Even the BJP in TN is the same as the other parties.