@jagograhakjago isn't it a dark practice to not allow the customer to cancel the order and get a refund if the platform is not able to deliver the order on time?
A week with a Casio after years on an Apple Watch.
I still lift my wrist to check notifications that aren't coming. Didn't expect the hardest part to be getting used to nothing happening.
I think real wealth is when you can afford the latest iPhone or an expensive watch, but still choose to keep what you have.
Not because you can't afford them, but because you don't need to prove that you can. And nobody else needs to know the difference.
It doesn't matter how many people are following you or how many people are interacting with you. What matters is, how many people will think about you if you are gone one day.
Jokes apart, I think Starlink should get all the necessary security clearances, meet India's compliance requirements, and receive its licence to operate here.
The way @elonmusk is making his statements may not be appropriate, but that doesn't change the fact that monopolies are never good for consumers.
India needs more competition in the internet space. In the long run, more competition means better choices, better services, and fairer prices for the average consumer.
Nana Patekar was one of those actors who never felt like he was acting.
There was something raw and real about the way he delivered every dialogue, every expression, every character.
One of the finest actors Indian cinema has given us.
RIP Nana Patekar. You will be missed.
I used to think learning more meant consuming more: more books, videos, newsletters, and apps.
Did anything I learned actually change what I do?
A simple rule I’m trying: apply anything useful within 7 days, or I probably just consumed it.
WhatsApp has turned into a SpamChat. 🥲
And the only way out is uninstalling the app, which you can not do because 90% of the communication happens there.









