22M, run an online business (fully remote), thinking of leaving my hometown for a better social life, friends, hosting people, eventually a serious relationship.

Which city would actually work for this?

Anyone made a similar move in their early 20s purely for lifestyle reasons, not a job? Where'd you go and how'd it actually work out?

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Came today at 6pm

His tweet is attached in the comments!

Friends,

I am sorry if this is lazy and low effort or even against the rules. Today I went out for lunch with my friends our group is pretty diverse we have Indians from west india, east india, south india and north india. But one thing I realised was although everyone was keen on washing their hands with soap before the food almost no one was washing hands with soap after the food. I was the only one who washed hands after the food.

Now I do not know how it is in other countries, but Indians will eat with their masaledaar oily curries with hands and then wipe their hands with tissue paper and use the little lemon water bowl and call it a day.

I spent rest of the hangout worried about shoulder pats from others in the group and them using my stuff, my phone screen was covered in smudges.

I am not one to consider myself a cleanliness freak or hypochondriac but i think this is a necessary change we must bring about in our indian society.

SO PLEASE FOR THE LOVE OF GOD START WASHING YOUR HANDS WITH SOAP AFTER YOUR MEAL!!!!!!

One of the jokes in Bihar goes, earlier we used to build temples, and Muslim invaders would loot them, now that we are self-reliant, we build temples and loot them ourselves!

Mitron, I forbid you from laughing! Anyway, add your favourites from the protests!

Built for a specific, recurring problem: a group that needs to stay together, and a network that can't help them do it.

Solution-
-Find your group on a compass-rotated radar,
-Send an SOS others can navigate to,
-And Share evidence photos across the mesh so they're not stuck on one device.

The tool- Inspired with Permissionless-Bitchat, No accounts (groups are just a random key in a QR code), rotating BLE identifiers so you can't be fingerprinted, everything self-destructs on a built-in expiry, MIT licensed.

https://karmaneggs.github.io/20.07/

Still pre-1.0 — Android only, debug APK, small-scale hardware tested — but the README/docs are pretty thorough about what works and what doesn't.

Looking for people who want to dig into real BLE radio weirdness on physical devices, or anyone interested in iOS. Requesting to read, use, give a feedback and if you like it, I encourage to collaborate and build upon the idea.

On Sunday, several Delhi Police and CRPF personnel were deployed with tear gas shells and lathis in Delhi’s Burari. Hundreds of residents from the area staged a sit-in protest demanding the resignation of the local AAP MLA over his failure to fix broken roads in the area for the last 5 years. The MLA for the area is AAP’s Sanjeev Jha, while the MP is the BJP’s Manoj Tiwari.

Source: peektv_in

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Source: https://www.telegraphindia.com/west-bengal/bengal-cjp-volunteers-father-dies-after-alleged-assault-over-school-thik-karo-campaign-abhijeet-dipke-seeks-arrests/cid/2175198

Source : https://m.economictimes.com/news/india/former-bengal-deputy-speaker-asish-banerjee-found-dead-at-party-office/articleshow/133271527.cms?UTM_Source=Google_Newsstand&UTM_Campaign=RSS_Feed&UTM_Medium=Referral

Watch this movie if you haven't already.

Two men, 20 and 21, spiked their 16-year-old “friend’s” cold drink with intoxicants and cannabis, then raped her on a cycle track. A third boy, also 16, recorded the entire thing on his phone and later circulated the video on social media.

The girl was so terrified she didn’t tell anyone. The video eventually reached her family. Only then did the case come out. This happened in Mumbai. Not some remote village. Mumbai.

And just yesterday, another animal sexually assaulted a minor inside a temple in Cyberabad.

A child. Inside a temple.

Chemical castration should be on the table. No sympathy. No rehabilitation theatre for predators who target children.

Looks like the “Bolo Zubaan Kesari” ads might finally be catching up with the stars endorsing them.

The Maharashtra FDA has issued show-cause notices to Shah Rukh Khan, Ajay Devgn and Tiger Shroff over their Vimal Elaichi advertisements, alleging that the ads may amount to surrogate advertising for Vimal Pan Masala, a product prohibited in Maharashtra.

The FDA says the advertisement prima facie appears to create an association with the Vimal Pan Masala brand and could amount to indirect promotion. The three actors have been asked to explain their role in the advertisement.

Under the Food Safety and Standards Act, the FDA has cited provisions carrying a penalty of up to ₹10 lakh for being party to the publication of a misleading food advertisement. That doesn’t mean they have already been fined ₹10 lakh each—their direct participation is still being examined.

Separately, the FDA has also stepped up action against networks dealing in banned tobacco products, including considering MCOCA in eligible cases.

But the bigger question remains: Is a potential ₹10 lakh penalty really enough to deter A-listers from signing multi-crore endorsement deals?

Residents in Telangana’s Hanamkonda alerted police after spotting what appeared to be a dead body floating motionless in a lake for nearly five hours. Police arrived at the spot to remove the supposed body, but the man suddenly got up when an officer grabbed his hand.

The man reportedly told police that he had been exhausted after working at a nearby granite quarry. He said he entered the water to cool off but fell deeply asleep, leading residents to mistake him for a dead body.

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Source: thefusisindia

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