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Kanda Batata 🧅🥔
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Kanda Batata 🧅🥔
@SevPurii
Chief Procrastinating Officer at Professional Procrastinators | Noobs 30 Under 30 | Successfully Bankrupted 12 Startups and Scaled $100 Million in Losses
San Francisco, CA Katılım Eylül 2020
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Delhi NCR, Greater Mumbai area, Bangalore, Hyderabad
The only 4 tier 1 cities in India.
industry enjoyer@Kulin_utkal
@Tim_Clif ahmedabad is tier 1 though and given it's economy i think it deserves it
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@LVNilesh Chawl has the same thin walls and sound proofing as a dry wall in a suburban American house
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Bengaluru just got a little more Electric ⚡
🔋 @Tesla has officially arrived in Bengaluru, Karnataka with its new Experience Center at VR Bengaluru
This marks the opening of the 4th Tesla India Experience Center, another major milestone in @Tesla_India ’s expansion across the country 🌏
You can now experience Model Y & Model YL in person there 🚗⚡
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@haldilal Tbh this is just a mall connected to the terminal and is masquerading as an airport terminal
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He wears a Nautilus - a particularly ugly watch meant for investors & tasteless cheapos. At least the uni ball is (more)?aesthetic albeit cheap.
Diva Jain@DivaJain2
Honourable CM wears a Patek but signs/writes with a Uni Ball in Green? Holding myself back out of respect for my Tamil friends :)
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Airports are to be functional first, decorative next. Ever single passenger struggles with luggage on the carpet. A smooth floor would be functional first, easier to maintain and much cheaper. Why are agencies desperate to splurge taxpayer money ?
Sahil P@Sahilinfra2
A bane of arriving passengers at Mumbai airport T2. The infamous carpet flooring is now being replaced section by section 📹abmmumbai
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I drove the Toyota Camry Hybrid. I really liked it. I shall give blessings to anyone who gifts me that car.
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@ferrarirules86 Current owners are pissed but this means only Y L will see and standard models will get discontinued unless standard models prices are changed
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⚡️ Did the Model YL make the rest of the Model Y lineup redundant?
📈 Just ₹2.1L more than Standard RWD → +28 kWh battery, dual-motor AWD & 181 km extra range
📉 ₹5.9L cheaper than Long Range RWD → bigger battery (88.2 vs 84.2 kWh) + an extra row of seats
➡️Thoughts? - evelectree.com/article/tesla-…
Suhail Gulati - ElecTree@evelectree
Tesla just broke its own pricing strategy in India. 🧵 Why would you pay ₹6L extra for a car with less range, fewer seats, and no AWD? What does the sales data reveal about "Badge" prestige in India? Full Analysis: evelectree.com/article/tesla-… @elonmusk
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People are actually paying ₹62 lakh for this dull, uninspiring interior. It’s so bland it could make you feel sleepy behind the wheel.
I’d never consider buying it, no matter what. Just compare it to the interior of the Jeep Wrangler Rubicon that’s what a proper, engaging cabin should look like! 🤦🏻♂️@Tesla
Rattan Dhillon@ShivrattanDhil1
The only perfect dashboard a beautiful mix of old-school buttons and switches with a modern screen. The Jeep Rubicon truly has one of the best interior setups ever. No car, no brand can match it! 😍👌🏻
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@kushanmitra At this price point, no one will buy regular Model Y and Y LR. Tesla might discontinue them and only sell Y L in India
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Ah, so the cat is out of the bag even before I take off for Mumbai. ₹61.99 lakh looks like a very attractive price
Sawyer Merritt@SawyerMerritt
The Model Y L Premium AWD has just launched in India for 61,99,000 Indian Rupees ($66,600 USD). Deliveries start Summer 2026. What's interesting is that it's 9% less expensive than the smaller Model Y Premium RWD is.
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Finally, Tesla too has learned that Indians aren't swayed by a great brand but want great VALUE. 3-row Tesla Model YL with captain seats, AWD and a 680km range is fantastically priced for what all it offers. autocarindia.com/car-news/tesla…
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Model Y L (long-wheelbase, 6-seater) may launch in India as early as next week (around April 22). 🇮🇳
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@Pivot2Centre Doing all this, still need a maid for bathroom cleaning and dusting everyday which maids don’t wanna do. Robot vacuums can’t clean every corner properly too and can’t go to areas where furniture obstructs it. Maid can also handwash certain dishes that can’t go in dishwasher.
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I can’t stress this enough
1. Buy a dishwasher. Almost 80% of the utensils can be managed by the dishwasher. Only cooker, and few items require hand wash
2. Buy a Romba. The one with mopping capabilities
3. Buy a dryer along with washer
You don’t need a maid. Once you don’t need a maid, your life will be much more flexible- you day won’t revolve around her timings.
You can literally automate 70% of the work she does and you can get several hours back.
Just hire someone from Urban company to do deep cleaning once a week or 2 weeks.
Mihir Jha@MihirkJha
नोएडा की कामवाली: "हम बहुत गरीब हैं, एक घर के झाड़ू पोछा का सिर्फ 2500-3500 ही मिलता है, सात आठ घर में काम करते हैं, सिर्फ एक बच्चे को प्राइवेट स्कूल भेज पाते हैं - हमारी सैलरी दुगनी करो, शनिवार रविवार छुट्टी दो - कोई नहीं माना, और काम करने गया तो हम मारेंगे"
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@NsNitinsinha In Mumbai there is a stupid rule to not allow EV chargers to install above Parking level 1. Only ground level and P1 level allowed. This is a stupid BMC guideline which societies are using. I am fighting it out.
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No charging! That’s a ₹20 lakh+ car… parked like a normal car…bought 3 months ago.
But the society has refused to allow him to install a charger… because he lives on rent.
Now imagine this.
Instead of simply plugging in at home, he has to search for a public charger. What should have been the biggest advantage of owning an EV… home charging… is completely gone.
And this is not a one-off story.
Even auto creator Gaurav Yadav recently highlighted similar issues in Gurgaon where societies are denying EV charging access in basements, often citing safety concerns or vague rules.
The irony is that India’s own EV guidelines actually encourage installation of private chargers in residential parking spaces to promote adoption.
So on one side, the government is pushing EVs.
On the other side, societies are quietly blocking them.
And the worst part? Renters suffer the most.
If you own the flat, you can fight it. If you’re on rent, you’re stuck between landlord, RWA and rules that keep changing.
This is the hidden cost of EV ownership in India. Until this mindset changes, EV adoption in cities will always hit a wall.
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Can I just say, not only did I support Trump, I’m doubling down on my support for Trump. He’s not only the greatest president America has had, he’s also the greatest president my bank account has had. God bless Global World President, His Excellency, Mr Trump, chosen of god.
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No trees
No BRTS
Too narrow cycle lane
No light rail track
No local train track
No flying fairy track
No water metro
Total failure
Nalini Unagar@NalinisKitchen
Dear haters, This is India, too.
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