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@lazyoldgamr @abhishek For people saying we have cover, but if you put cover, doesn’t this destroy the entire purpose of this, and if you keep it open, hell lot of dust comes in the house

@abhishek Wouldn't dust and water during rain will come into the house?

This used in many houses in India, it has become a luxury now.

@Nirva_999 Don't lie, is this really how we celebrate diwali? There are endless unbearable sounds of crackers, and pollution This and diwali ain't even close. Other communities do the same with loudspeakers, we live in a sh*t country with sh*t people

When they do it, it’s unique beauty, when we do it it’s demonic. Remember those Diwali postings?

@A_J_manutd @asia_decode2 N@gga do the research at least, it’s from India,it’s an old news though

@asia_decode2 Its Bangladesh not India

🇮🇳An Indian Hindu woman who hadn’t possessed a child five years into her marriage was punished for refusing to spend a night with her father-in-law, as dictated by their religious customs. What ashame 😠!

@RohitHolmes9 @SavageAryan007 Iss bh@dwe ko “is available with offers” aur “was available with offers” me fark nahi dikhta His parents must be ashamed of a kid like this🤣

@RohitHolmes9 @SavageAryan007 Iss chewtiye ne abhi tak tense nahi padha 🤡 There is a huge difference between is and was But this id%%t won’t realise that coz it will hurt his dumb ego 🤣

I don't see any reason to buy OnePlus 15R at ₹49,999 when vivo X200T is available for ₹53,999 (including card offers on both phones) One is a clear midranger, while the other one is a proper cut-price flagship. For just ₹4K more, you get: ✅ A superior chipset overall (9400+ > 8 Gen5 except CPU scores and PC emulation) ✅ Far superior rear cameras including a 50 MP UW, 50 MP 3x telephoto and ZEISS T* coating. ✅ More premium build quality & a far more flagship-esque design (it feels & looks closer to the flagship X300 series compared to any other phone at under ₹60K) ✅ Longer software support: 5+7 years of updates VS 4+6 on the OnePlus. Your phone is simply more futureproof. ✅ Many essential flagship features are covered better compared to OnePlus: wireless charging, telemacro support for example. ⚠️ However, there are still two major aspects that are better on OnePlus: 1️⃣ OxygenOS 16: OriginOS 6 is improving & is quite good in isolation but is currently not on the same level as OnePlus' software. However, the sheer value on offer with the X200T means that the difference in software can be ignored for most people. 2️⃣ The biggest caveat: battery performance. While the X200T with 6200 mAh is not poor at battery life (and is definitely fine for 99% of users: I get 7.5 hrs of SoT on 5G easily and consistently). OnePlus with its 7400 mAh battery might suit better for people for whom the battery matters most over other aspects, but that's about it. Minor aspects better on OnePlus: Selfies, Speaker tuning (vivo is louder but OnePlus sounds fuller)

@RohitHolmes9 @SavageAryan007 Aur toh aur iss chewtiye ko is aur was me fark nahi dikhta🤡

@iamDel99 @SavageAryan007 Check the details before replying like a clown. 🙄 The exchange value of Samsung M31 is around 2K. There is 11K exchange bonus on Vivo x300 only. I very clearly compared prices of X200T n X300 w/ all offers n showed how x300 costs less w/ exch. of same device for both.

@RohitHolmes9 @SavageAryan007 To chewtiye "with exchange" jaise ab likh raha hai, tab bhi likhna chahiye na Chala aya "with offers" likhne😂 You know what It doesn't even make sense to argue with a guy who fools people to look he's better.

@RohitHolmes9 @SavageAryan007 Wth is this logic to assume exchange values as offers 🤡 With this logic one can say x300 is available at 20k with all offers( but exchanging an iphone 16 pro is silent😂)

@iamDel99 @SavageAryan007 Bhai I already bought Vivo X300 512GB for 58K. Check the details in below tweet n and replies on it as well. 😂 You can see people bought 256GB for 53K under same offers on Amazon. x.com/i/status/20350…

@RohitHolmes9 @SavageAryan007 Bhai april fools kal tha 🤡

@SavageAryan007 Vivo X300 is available at 53K with all offers. 😂

@Samantimarxist The way their employees switch companies the moment they get more money, the same way these companies fire employees the moment they find the better deal

Bhai ye ese kese nikal dete hai mnc mai, I mean koi legal action nhi lete kya tum log Ya phir agreement vghera

@IndexBihar These private players will have to give 30-40% of the contract value as bribe to win the contract

Do you support the idea of privatizing municipal corporations in India?

@techbharat Like do you want apple watches or something 😂

So a $4 trillion company with billions of cash in hand just gave a t-shirt to employees to celebrate its 50th anniversary! 🤡🤡

@bhagatsprithvi After seeing this post, bro is just exaggerating these numbers, maintainance at max will cost 50-55L even if you do 20 scans daily Electricity will cost 35-36 Lakh at max even if electricity is expensive there

An MRI scan in India costs roughly ₹5,000. Let’s do the math. At 10 scans a day : ₹50,000 revenue/day Monthly (30 days) : ₹15 lakh Yearly : ~₹1.8 crore Now stack the costs. – Machine cost: ₹5–10 crore (plus taxes) – Maintenance: ~₹1 crore – Electricity: ₹40–50 lakh – Staff, rent, admin: easily another ₹30–50 lakh You’re already at ~₹1.8–2 crore yearly cost. On paper, you’re barely breaking even. No profit. So how does this even work? Because MRI isn’t run like a standalone business. High-volume centers don’t stop at 10 scans. They push 20–30 scans a day, doubling revenue without doubling fixed costs. Hospitals don’t treat MRI as a profit center. It’s a gateway. One scan can lead to consultations, surgeries, and long-term treatment — where the real money is. Some centers run 24/7, some get bulk referrals from doctors, and others bundle diagnostics to increase overall billing per patient. So yes, if you isolate MRI, the economics look broken. But in reality, it’s part of a larger funnel and that’s what keeps the business alive.

@shivamexec @IndianTechGuide It’s still much cheaper than it used to be

@IndianTechGuide Jio's real strategy was never cheap data. It was dependency. First they wiped out competition by giving free internet, once people got their lives around mobile internet, they are now increasing the prices and we don't have much options.

🚨 In 2016, Jio entered the market when mobile data in India was still expensive and slow. Jio launched with free calls and dirt-cheap data, something most people hadn’t experienced before. Almost overnight, millions of Indians came online. People who used to carefully save data started streaming videos, using apps, and spending hours on the internet. Competitors couldn’t keep up with the pricing pressure, and the entire telecom market was forced to change. Within a few years, India became one of the world’s largest and cheapest data markets. What Jio did wasn’t just competition, it completely changed how a country used the internet.

@Ravisutanjani Decent electric scooter costs around 40-50k more than decent petrol scooter, now you can calculate how long would it take to recover that money, and after 5 years when you recover the money, the battery would have already degraded a lot

🚨 Everyone Should Invest in 2 Wheeler EVs Extremely Helpful For City and Everyday Commute Saves Money and Time For Frequent Refueling TVS iQube, Bajaj Chetak, Ather are Good Options

@ajmalbrains @AnkitPolitik Bro is still coping damn hard. Bro feeling so bad to lose an argument huh? 😂

@iamDel99 @AnkitPolitik Still trying and failing....at comprehension

Many like @iamDel99 and @AnkitPolitik have lost their comprehensive skills. They prove my point while opposing it. The whole point was to not invite everyone and force them to buy a dress as per the code.

@ajmalbrains @amol_kop @RahulSeeker Do you invite 1000 people for lunch at home? Use some brain if you have

@amol_kop @RahulSeeker Do you ever invite people for lunch and serve only a few of them and ask others to come later and collect their lunch packets?

She came. She shook the stage. She walked off. Her name is Sara Ismail.👌🏾 At the convocation ceremony of Haridev Joshi University of Journalism & Mass Communication, on a stage shared with Rajasthan Deputy CM Prem Chand Bairwa. Why she said this? Read her remark - “Students from the last two batches arrived in Jaipur to get their degrees from the Governor. We were asked to wear sarees with a red border; male students were wearing kurta pyjamas and black sandals. Students from all over the state, along with their parents, arrived at the venue. After the speeches of the Governor and the dignitaries, which went on for around two hours, only gold medallists were given degrees on stage and the rest of us were asked to collect ours later. This is why we got angry and asked the administration to reconsider, and when they refused, we chanted slogans against them. Later, they gave us our degrees, but the anger was so high that I said that line. So much of our time was wasted." More power to you Sara. 👏🏾 👏🏾 👏🏾

@chiragbarjatya It’s like someone saying other than a guy missing his dihh, he’s all fine

Both are actually fine. They are just missing some 100g tofu or few egg whites. That's it. Quantity wise also the meals are just fine. The problem isn't carbs, the problem is your low activity levels. WHO recommends 55% of your calories can come from carbs. That is like 200-250g carbs. The plate on either sides are not even 70-80g carbs.