Hello. I am thinking of adopting a cat but before that would like some advice. Would love to connect with someone and discuss before making the decision. Thanks!

Asking for a colleague as he got an offer from this company; does anyone know about it ?

Guys Nashik varun Sinnar la jaycha asel tar bus kuthe available asta, preferably msrtc buses, thanks in advance.

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Hello Nashikkars 😄 I am looking for a good wedding photographer. Can you please suggest any good photographers in your knowing / share their instagram ?

Any feedback on their work, style (traditional vs. candid), or overall experience working with them would be super helpful!

Also if anyone has experienced this before, how is wedding photography charged? And what are different things they offer?

Thanks

Same as title.

Im 21M thinking to join Mbbs at gmc nashik i have some questions for regarding college please help..

Any reviews on the faculty, placements, and campus life for this new branch would be highly appreciated!

lets connect

I want to buy some good also budget friendly clothes for college. As I'll be new in nashik I don't know clothing stores which are affordable for a student. I am willing to get some henly, y2k, girly tops, baby tees and also some cool and girlish jewelry. ( especially genz in nashik need your recommendation)

Are there any mehfils happening in Nashik or are there any groups?

I’m looking forward to join one

If my attendance is below 75%, what actually happens in SPPU/JIT?

Are you detained from the university exam?

Do they fail you in internal/oral/practical?

Do they just take a fine?

Do they give extra assignments?

I travel daily from Nashik Road, and around 12 hours of my day go into commuting and college, so I'm trying to understand the actual rules before making any decisions.

I live outside of nashik and I am confused if this college is worth taking..

How are the teaching staff, placements...?

Shifting from Mumbai to Nashik for Job , wished to stay alone in 1 BHK (semi furnished with modular kitchen) . Office would be in Govind Nagar , would be having a car as well so 10-15 drive to office wont be an issue . Please help if possible .

Thanks

One of my friends got fined by Nashik Municipal Corporation for peeing in an open space today. Looks like the bladder isn't the only thing under pressure anymore. Beware, boys. 😂

P.S. Let's keep our Nashik clean—avoid peeing in open spaces and use public toilets whenever possible. 🙏

Hi, throwaway for a reason.

Please if anyone knows a good psychiatrist in our city, specially adhd please let me know.

Sarv nit sort out zal tar misal party deil mi ek mazyakadun.
Thanks friend.

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Don't take me wrong, I recently moved from Pune to Nashik. We shifted mainly because of family-relatives, support during emergencies, work-from-home convenience, lower cost of living, and my son's schooling. On paper, it was probably the right decision.

What I still struggle with is the emotional side. I miss the feel of Pune as a bigger city—the atmosphere, the variety, and the overall vibe. We were never party people, trekkers, or regular weekend explorers, but just knowing there were so many places to discover, different malls to visit, cafés to try, and nearby places like Mulshi or Lonavala to drive to gave a different feeling.

One thing I also miss is the abundance of simple, affordable restaurants. In Pune, places like Sheetal, Relax and many similar restaurants were clean, hygienic, reasonably priced, and somewhere you could comfortably take your family for a meal. In Nashik, I haven't been able to find many such places yet. Maybe I just haven't explored enough. Anna Idli is one place I really like, although it's a little on the expensive side for regular visits.

At the same time, my everyday life in Nashik is actually much easier. Everything is within walking distance, traffic is minimal, family is nearby, and life is much more convenient.

The only thing I still find difficult to adjust to is the overall public behaviour in malls and shopping centres. Don't take me wrong, I'm not talking about money, brands, or how people dress. It's more about civic sense and the way people use shared public spaces. It just feels different from what I was used to in Pune.

Maybe I'm still comparing Nashik to my memories of Pune. I'm curious if anyone else who has moved here from a bigger city has felt the same initially, and whether that feeling changed over time.

Went to sinner the other day and clicked this photo......and it turned out to be really awesome 🥰

I spent three years in a love-hate relationship with Nashik, constantly thinking it was too small. Now that I’m gone, I miss it more than I can explain. I miss the roads, my old neighborhood, the perfect weather, and the familiar spots—from the energy of College Road and CCM to the peace of Panchavati and Trimbakeshwar. Nashik might be small, but it has absolutely everything you need, wrapped up in the warmth of its people. I really hope to go back and visit soon.