Looking for a Flatmate for a New 2BHK in Gurgaon

Hey guys! I’m a 21M looking for a reliable flatmate for a newly built 2BHK in Gurgaon.

I found a really nice place at a great rent, and the best part is that we’ll be the first people moving in. It’s on the 2nd floor, with only the terrace above us. The owner doesn’t live in the same house, so we’ll have our own space and plenty of freedom.

I was supposed to move in with someone, but unfortunately, they backed out at the last moment with some excuses. So I’m looking for someone who’s genuinely interested and can move in from 1st September.

💰 Rent & Costs

- ₹14,500/month per person — maintenance included

- Electricity bill — as per actual usage

- No water charges

- Security deposit: ₹14,500 (1 month’s share)

- Brokerage: ₹7,250 (your share)

- Move-in date: 1st September

🏠 What you’re getting

The flat will be fully furnished by around 25–28 August. It includes:

- Chimney

- TV

- RO

- Washing machine

- Gas stove

- And the usual furniture/appliances

I’ve already visited the place and recorded videos. The videos are currently without furniture since the owner is still getting everything set up.

👋 About me

I’m a pretty chill guy, easy to get along with, and I respect people’s privacy and personal space. I’m always up for hanging out, exploring places, trying good food, etc.

🚗 Additional perks

I have a car, so:

- Can drop you off/pick you up if our timings and routes align

- Can help with groceries since Reliance is nearby

- We can explore Gurgaon’s food spots and other places on weekends

What I’m looking for

Nothing too complicated — just someone who:

- Prioritises hygiene and cleanliness

- Respects personal space and privacy

- Is responsible with rent/bills

- Is chill and easy to live with

If this sounds like something you’d be interested in, DM me and I can share the videos, location, and other details.

Really looking for a reliable flatmate at this point, so please reach out only if you’re genuinely interested in moving in from September 1st.

Please dm for more details.

Hi guys, I recently downloaded and installed the latest OTA update on my Mahindra BE 6 Pack two, including the new features like NFC, AC Keep, etc. The update installed successfully without any errors, but I noticed that the ECU version hasn't changed. In Settings, it still says that the software is up to date.

From what I've seen, the ECU is apparently supposed to update as part of this process, and I'm guessing that's why the NFC feature isn't available/working for me yet. Although showing NFC option in ME4U but says to update to version via SC.

The problem is that the nearest service centres to me (Gurgaon Sector 22) are either at capacity or currently not taking cars because of equipment upgrades via Mahindra. So I'd have to take the car to Delhi ones.

My main reason for wanting this sorted is actually the NFC feature. I really want to use my Samsung S24 Ultra and Galaxy Watch as the key, so I don't have to carry the physical key around all the time. Both my key fobs are also almost out of battery, and I'm currently having to press the lock/unlock button 5-7 times sometimes before it works. 😭

Obviously, I'll replace the key batteries anyway, but using my phone/watch would be much more convenient.

My questions:

1. If I take the car to a service centre for the ECU/software update, how long does it usually take? If I visit there early in the morning, say by 9-10 AM, is it realistic to expect it to be done by evening and I can get the car back the same day?
2. I'm planning to take a leave tomorrow anyway, so I was thinking of using the day to get this sorted while also getting some rest. 😅 However, I definitely need the car by Tuesday, especially with the monsoon in Gurgaon - iykyk. So I don't want to leave the car at the SC if there's a chance they'll keep it for 2-3 days.
3. Is there any way to force/re-trigger the ECU update myself? For example, would a factory reset, some setting in the car make the ECU update and unlock NFC? Or is this something that can only be done using Mahindra's diagnostic equipment at the service centre?

I'd really appreciate some insights from other BE 6 owners, especially anyone who has already gone through this ECU update/NFC activation process.

Thanks!

Hello everyone, I have a BE6 pack two 79kwh. I received a notification from Mahindra stating that a new update is available, and I can visit my nearest service center to have it installed, which will also unlock the NFC feature.

I am wondering if I solely intend to use the NFC key functionality with my Samsung S24 Ultra, will I still need to purchase an NFC card as an accessory? Additionally, I would appreciate clarification on the costs associated with this process, as I have heard varying price points from different individuals.

Hi everyone,

I'm looking for legal advice regarding an incident that happened today (Thursday) at my office in Gurugram.

My company rents parking space nearby to our office building(in between two thekas(wine shops)) and I park my car in that parking spot. Today, a heavy overhead high-tension wire snapped and fell directly onto multiple parked cars, including mine.

My car is a 5-month-old Mahindra BE 6 (EV). The wire caused deep paint damage near a panel seam where the paint has been stripped down to the primer/bare metal. Apart from that, there are scratches on around three areas near the front bumper and another scratch on the driver's ORVM. From what I've been told, this isn't something that can simply be polished out - the affected panels will need proper bodywork and repainting.

This wasn't just my car. The Hyundai i20 parked in front of me had its windshield damaged with massive cracks and paint on roof damaged and two other cars parked nearby also suffered significant damage.

What concerns me even more is that there are heavy overhead power lines directly above this parking area, yet there is no protective shed or barrier. There wasn't any heavy rain or strong winds at the time, so this doesn't appear to have been caused by extreme weather.

To make matters worse, I had just repaired previous damage(Somebody probably drunk threw stone at my car in late night while it was parked and the rear windsheild was damaged) to this same car last Saturday and now, within a few days, I've had another major incident - this time while the car was parked in my office parking.

I honestly don't expect my company to compensate me. I believe they'll simply deny responsibility and ask me to deal with it myself.

I'm considering pursuing the matter against the building/facilities management (or whoever is legally responsible) and, if required, sending a legal notice followed by filing a consumer complaint or taking any other appropriate legal action.

My questions are:

• Who is likely to be legally responsible here - the building management, facilities management company, electricity utility, or someone else?
• What should be my very first step?
• Should I send a legal notice before doing anything else?
• Would this be a suitable case for a Consumer Commission, or would another legal remedy be more appropriate?
• What evidence should I make sure to collect before the management has a chance to deny responsibility?
• How likely will they settle out of court or how much time do you think it will take?

I have photographs and video of the damage and can obtain repair estimates. I'd really appreciate any guidance from lawyers or anyone who has dealt with a similar situation.

Thanks in advance.

₹70–75L investment in Faridabad – flats vs plots vs builder floors? Need local advice

Hey everyone,

Looking for some practical, on-ground advice specifically for Faridabad.

I’m 21, working in Gurgaon, and recently sold a plot in my hometown (~₹70–75L). Planning to reinvest this to save LTCG tax. I won’t need a self-use house for ~5–6 years, so this is purely from an investment perspective.

My situation:

• Gurgaon-based long term
• EV, so commute cost isn’t a big issue (in case I need to visit, or if i decide to settle here)
• Comfortable with ~1–1.5 hr one-way travel
• Investment horizon: ~5–6 years

Options I’m considering in Faridabad:

1. Flats (especially Neharpar / newer sectors)

• Under-construction (2–3 yr delivery) vs ready-to-move
• Looking for appreciation + maybe rental potential
• Concern: demand/liquidity compared to Noida?

2. Builder Floors

• A lot of supply in Faridabad
• But hearing concerns around build quality, resale, and long-term value
• Are they actually worth it here?

3. Plots (DDJAY / sector plots / peripheral areas)

• Seems attractive for appreciation
• But unsure about liquidity, legal clarity, and actual growth drivers
• Considering hold for 5–6 years and exit
• Might consider building my own house if location of plot is good and above 1500+sqft.

What I need help with:

• If you had ₹70–75L today, what would you pick in Faridabad for a 5–6 year horizon?
• Which sectors/areas have real upside (and which ones to avoid)?
• Is Neharpar (sectors 75–89 etc.) still a good bet or already saturated?
• Under-construction vs ready: what’s making more sense in current Faridabad market?
• Any pockets benefiting from infra (metro extension, highways, connectivity to Gurgaon)?

Would really appreciate honest inputs from people who’ve bought/invested recently or are tracking Faridabad closely.

Thanks!

Hey everyone,

Looking for some grounded advice specific to Noida/Greater Noida or Ghaziabad or maybe Faridabad.

I’m 21, working in Gurgaon, and recently sold a plot in my hometown (~₹70–75L). Planning to reinvest to save LTCG tax. I won’t need a self-use house for ~5–6 years, so this is purely an investment decision.

My situation:

• Gurgaon-based long term(around sec 24)
• EV, so commute cost isn’t a big issue(If I need to come to these places for anything, or if I need to move in if i decided later on)
• Okay with ~1–1.5 hr one-way travel if needed to work
• Investment horizon: ~5–6 years(As I will sell it at that time and buy a new house for myself with a bigger budget)

Options I’m considering:

1. Flats (Noida / Noida Ext / Greater Noida)

• Under-construction (2–3 yr delivery) vs ready-to-move
• Looking for appreciation + maybe rental yield (atleast cover the stamp duty and other tax and inflation)
• Concern: already run-up pricing in some sectors?

2. Builder Floors

• Hearing mixed reviews (build quality, resale, registry/parking issues)
• Worth considering in Noida/Gr Noida or better to avoid?

3. Plots (authority / DDJAY / similar)

• Seems better for appreciation over 5–6 yrs
• Liquidity + clear titles are my main concerns
• Would likely exit later to fund my own house
• Also If I got a decent location plot and decent size(2000+sqft maybe or 1500+sqft, might consider this for my own house buildig 5-6 yrs later)

What I need help with:

• If you had ₹70–75L today, what would you pick for a 5–6 yr horizon?
• Specific sectors/areas to look at right now (and ones to avoid)
• Under-construction vs ready: what’s making more sense in current Noida market?
• Any pockets still giving early-entry upside (infra, metro, expressway, etc.)?
• Time taken for resale of it.

Would appreciate practical, on-ground inputs (not just broker talk). Especially from folks who’ve bought recently or are actively tracking Noida micro-markets.

Thanks!