Pratham retweeted
Deadweights on male CISF officers
SHE is Tough.
SHE is Trained.
SHE is Unstoppable!
#CISF #NariShakti #WomenInUniform #ShieldOfSecurity
@HMOIndia
@CISFTraining
Pratham retweeted
People here have no idea about plumbing, electrician, painter,rajmistri,welder,carpenter type blue collars jobs income.A good skilled worker can easily earn 60-80k/m in any big city(mostly southern part of India). ITI and Vocational Training institutes plays a vital role in this.
Pratham retweeted
Insufferable boomers and jeets just need an excuse to express their 'kick down the ladder' mentality.
Don't go abroad for master.
Don't go abroad for job, high cost of living
Don't do white collar jobs
Pretty sure, he isn't telling his son to be a plumber
If you love your kids, start exploring blue collar work in India.
Demand for blue-collar workers is at an all-time high in countries like the USA, Canada and Australia.
And this is going to happen in India very soon.
I'm not saying every child should become a plumber or electrician.
I'm saying we need to stop treating skilled trades as inferior to white-collar jobs.
A young person who masters electrical work, welding, HVAC or manufacturing can eventually start a contracting business, open a factory or build a hardware brand.
And eventually make more money than any white-collar job.
Add social media, and they can build an audience, attract customers and sell their expertise far beyond their local market.
India has millions of young people chasing the same corporate jobs.
Perhaps it's time we started raising more builders, operators and business owners.
What do you think?
Pratham retweeted
I’ve never experienced my Saturn return, so please correct me if I’m wrong, but I truly think the central theme for a Saturn return is to illustrate what happens when you choose not to rebel or rebel against your parents. Saturn hates authority, so I think how you deconstruct-
Pratham retweeted
Worst thing in life is to go through low-level तुच्छ struggles that stunts your social development which you can’t even brag about once you come out of them because they’re not even grand quests that developed your personality
Pratham retweeted
Let me tell you why relationships work better when the man is more in love with you .
Astrologically men are represented as the sun and woman are represented by the moon .
So the sun should illuminate the moon not the other way around .
Pratham retweeted
Looks like wherever you want to buy even in tier 4 places, the land rates are like 6000 psqft
Totally cooked
If you think buying is hard early life as a bachelor, wait until you have a family, it's impossible
Pratham retweeted
never found india's got latent funny but some of my friends keep watching it.
however last night they convinced me to give it a shot and watch the latest episode.
alright i thought. maybe i'm too harsh
that 1 hour was the most abysmal dogshit i ever watched. straight torture
Kaafi man hai yeh lene ka but Petrol kaafi lagega isme.
Unpopular opinion: The Volkswagen Virtus is one of India's most underrated cars — and one of the easiest to recommend but hardest to justify buying.
Car enthusiasts love its handling, turbo-petrol engines and driving pleasure.
But the average Indian family is thinking about something else:
❌ Long-term maintenance costs
❌ Rear-seat comfort for parents
❌ Fuel efficiency in city traffic
❌ Service experience and ownership peace of mind
❌ Resale value after 5–7 years
The Virtus makes you want to drive.
But does it make enough sense to own?
Would you spend ₹15–20 lakh on a Virtus over a Hyundai Verna, Honda City or Hyundai Creta ?
Or are Indian buyers right to prioritise practicality over driving pleasure ?
Pratham retweeted
negative thinking destroys your brain
being a silly goose and delusionally optimistic is the ultimate longevity hack
Pratham retweeted
Replying to @samanya_kumar
Westerners get White Collar jobs for simply turning up with a degree. Can anyone even imagine this in India?
Pratham retweeted
No. Karma is a truth but karma is complex. It's not only deeds but intention and circumstances too and much more




















