@khuchrep This mindset of Indians ruining the nation, build in India for 1st athelete,2nd consumer, jordan shoes prices not depend on their material but if Indian do this we start calling exploitation,
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SHIVAM SONI
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SHIVAM SONI
@SHIVAMSONI_18
Introvert, reader, cricket lover,india 🇮🇳 ,RCB ♥️❤️,life is cooked
Ashoknagar, India Katılım Nisan 2018
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One 8 शूज का विश्लेषण -
विराट कोहली हों या कोई भी सेलिब्रिटी हो, सभी अपने फैंस का जमकर काटते हैं, उनकी नजर में ये फैंस एक संख्या होती है।
One 8 के इस जूते की कास्टिंग की जाए तो लगभग इतनी होगी -
>Upper material leather - 250 rs
>Upper reinforcement - 60 rs
>Out Sole - 250 rs
>Packaging - 70 rs
>Insole - 90 rs
>Sole pasting - 60 rs
>Agilitas LOHP- 550 rs
Total - 1330 rs
1330 रुपए में agilitas one 8 का ये बनाकर दे रही है।
शूज की सेलिंग प्राइस 9230 रुपए है,
अगर डिस्ट्रीब्यूटर मार्जिन, मार्केटिंग, और ओवरहेड जोड़ दें तब भी इसकी कीमत 2000 रुपए से ज्यादा नहीं जाएगी।
लगभग 4 गुना प्रॉफिट कमा रहे हैं हमारे कोहली साहब।
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@munna_bhai_bsms This scholarship helps me alot in my studies, very sad to see such response 😭 from govt. They can create more funds for reels banao yojna but not for science and then they wanted to make india great , no application of mind
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After termination of KVPY, there are rumours of INSPIRE-SHE getting cancelled for 25 batch and upcoming🥲
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@rulemoree Which institute, and yes welcome to incredible India 😊
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@ketu_more @RaghavKuma47126 @shailesh18_ Don't know but mi security 😌 passed it also on site mac security was written,but have no idea 💡
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@Gardyloo_Alert I like that actually,they got the live demonstration of yoga too, and the event becomes funny 🤣
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Norway World Cup fans taking over Times Square and trolling the yoga class is the best thing I will see today!
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@SHIVAMSONI_18 @shailesh18_ Bhaiya cricfy download krlo ya ghd sports usme dekhlo 😸
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The worst thing about coaching or learning by YouTube (mostly) you learn those things which is most important in that exam or topic while minor details get missed and when someone ask you that you doubt your whole study.
#coaching #shortcut #schoolvsyt
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Come far , but missed the opportunity, although I think I might be ready for the opportunity,but nevertheless I enjoyed the process, hoping this rejection (not confirmed yet) will teach me so good in this life.😊
#life #rejection #positive
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Competitive exam preparation is a soul sucking, trauma inducing experience that I wouldn't wish even on my worst enemy.
You need a couple of years just to recover if you pass. A lifetime is not enough to recover if you fail.
Courage@cowardlypupp
Competitive exam aspirants have a kind of sadness in their face which you will find nowhere
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The kind of football Japan are playing right now is unreal man x.com/UnitedRoadYN/s…
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In England, you're allowed to clear about 20 metres of silt and rubbish out of a river on your own. Anything past that needs a permit from the Environment Agency. Paul Powlesland's volunteers cleared a 250-metre stretch of the River Roding with a hired digger, which is why a barrister who hauled out 200 bags of trash is now under criminal investigation.
The Roding runs through east London. Powlesland lives on a boat moored on it, and for years he and a group of volunteers have pulled out shopping trolleys, needles, old appliances, even weapons. Kingfishers, herons and dragonflies came back to water that used to be buried under junk. This one job took 10 days and a digger that cost £1,000 to hire.
The rule that caught him is oddly specific. Under England's water rules, scooping silt off the bottom of a river the agency officially manages counts as a "flood risk activity", and the law treats that the same as building a structure in the water. Do it without a permit and the offence carries up to two years in prison. The agency says it is also looking at waste the volunteers left on the floodplain. Powlesland is an environmental lawyer who has used these exact laws to protect rivers and trees, and a conviction could cost him his licence to practise.
The agency's reasoning isn't unreasonable. Dredging done badly can push flooding onto people downstream and wreck the habitat that protected animals need, which is what the permit is meant to prevent. The 20-metre allowance is there for small jobs. And no decision to prosecute has actually been made.
While investigators were knocking on a volunteer's door within a week of his cleanup, water companies discharged raw sewage into England's rivers and seas for a combined 3.6 million hours in 2024, more than 400 years of spilling packed into a single year. Only 14% of English rivers are in good health. Between 2015 and 2025, the Environment Agency investigated water companies for pollution 11,474 times. Fifty-eight of those ended in a prosecution. For serious pollution over the last five years, the number of water companies actually taken to court and convicted is zero.
So the message comes out backwards. Spend ten days and a thousand pounds making a river cleaner and an officer turns up within the week. Pump sewage into that same river for years and the chance of seeing a courtroom is close to zero.
Dexerto@Dexerto
An environmental lawyer could face up to 2 years in jail after cleaning 200 bags of trash from a river Paul Powlesland says volunteers helped wildlife return to the River Roding, but the Environment Agency is investigating the cleanup
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@IndianExpress Just bring all the information in the public, and these persons must be last one to attend the ethics paper 😔 , shame on them
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Who is really benefiting from the EWS quota in India's toughest exam?
An Express investigation into the 104 candidates selected under the EWS quota in the 2025 UPSC Civil Services Examination raises important questions about how India defines economic disadvantage.
Many successful candidates had access to private schooling, expensive coaching institutes, IITs, business-family backgrounds and corporate careers before attempting UPSC.
At the same time, several candidates came from families of farmers, labourers, security guards and other economically vulnerable groups.
The findings reignite a larger debate: does the current ₹8 lakh income threshold accurately identify India's economically weakest citizens, or is the definition too broad?
Written by: Shyamlal Yadav
Click on the 🔗below to read full investigation.
indianexpress.com/article/expres…
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@aaraynsh I might be last one to know refferal bonus is a thing 🤕
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Three years back, one guy reached out to me on LinkedIn for a DS role, I referred and forgot about him.
Three months later, noticed an extra ₹2 lakh in my salary account. Checked payslip and found it was a referral bonus. The guy got selected and never even bothered to inform me. Nevertheless, ended up getting an unplanned trip because of him.
aditii@aditiitwt
Referred a friend for a job Now HR wants to interview me again 😭
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@ayusshsanghi Counselors,teachers to teach , certain profession will remain intact,art will se more rise 🙏
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I have said it earlier and I am going to say it again.
The era of white-collar jobs will diminish the way AI is replacing them.
If you really want to build your career, build it in one of the emerging technologies like AI, Robotics, Machine Learning, or find work in manufacturing, or, as suggested by Anantha Sir, start with vocational skill-based jobs.
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@rishilectual After some attempt it becomes more of a ego clash ,and that is a trap once you fall into no going back 😭,
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Such emotional stories and rants are good for social media, people might sympathize with you but this doesn't get you a job.
Stretching preparation beyond a certain age was completely your choice and isn't a "sacrifice"
If at all one wants to continue his prep he should do it with a job
कोचिंग संस्थान का काला चिट्ठा@VivekGa54515036
UPSC लास्ट अटेम्प्ट की कहानी सुनाते दीपक जी ❣️
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