Visited Amritsar

I visited Amritsar for the first time in June, and something about the city stayed with me. So, I returned again in July—and I'm so glad I did.

The second visit turned into something unforgettable. The rain transformed Darbar Sahib (Golden Temple) into its peak beauty. The reflections, the peaceful atmosphere, and the divine serenity created a moment that words can never truly describe. It remains the most unforgettable part of my trip.

During my visit, I paid my respects at the Golden Temple and spent hours within the Gurdwara complex, simply soaking in the serenity. I walked through Jallianwala Bagh, explored the Partition Museum, admired the statues of Maharaja Ranjit Singh Ji, the legendary Hari Singh Nalwa Ji, Baba Banda Singh Bahadur Ji, and the brave Sikh warriors who shaped history.

I also visited the Attari-Wagah Border, where witnessing the energy and patriotism of the retreat ceremony was an experience in itself.

And of course, no trip to Amritsar is complete without indulging in its famous food. From enjoying a refreshing glass of Giani Di Lassi to pehelwan de kulche discovering countless local delights, every meal was memorable.

Amritsar is more than just a destination. It's a city where history, spirituality, patriotism, and hospitality come together in the most beautiful way. Visiting it twice within two months only made me appreciate it even more, and I already know I'll be back again someday.

Thank you, Amritsar, for the memories I'll carry with me for a lifetime. ❤️🙏

u/Aman_SharmaJii — 2 months ago

Anyone planning to explore city this Sunday?

Hey everyone! Back in Amritsar again after my first visit last month, and I absolutely love this city. If anyone's up for exploring or just hanging out, feel free to connect!

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u/Aman_SharmaJii — 3 months ago

Should I buy the Vivo X200T now or wait? Any better alternatives around ₹60k?

I'm looking to buy a new phone in the ₹55–60k range after unexpectedly losing my Nothing Phone (2).

The Vivo X200T is available for ₹59,999, and with bank offers I can get it for around ₹55,999. On paper it seems like an amazing package flagship performance, excellent cameras, big battery, and fast charging.

I'd love to hear from people who have actually used the X200T or compared it with other flagships.

Thanks!

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u/Aman_SharmaJii — 3 months ago

Should I buy the Vivo X200T now or wait? Any better alternatives around ₹60k?

I'm looking to buy a new phone in the ₹55–60k range after unexpectedly losing my Nothing Phone (2).

The Vivo X200T is available for ₹59,999, and with bank offers I can get it for around ₹55,999. On paper it seems like an amazing package flagship performance, excellent cameras, big battery, and fast charging.

I'd love to hear from people who have actually used the X200T or compared it with other flagships.

Thanks!

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u/Aman_SharmaJii — 3 months ago
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Amritsar ruined kulchas for me. What do I do now?

TiI came back from Amritsar about 2 weeks ago after trying around 15 different kulcha places. Ever since returning to Gurgaon, I've been craving them nonstop.

I've tried a few places here, but nothing comes close. At this point, the aftertaste and memories are haunting me. I genuinely feel like if I don't get a proper Amritsari kulcha soon, I'll start picking fights for no reason.

Has anyone else experienced this after visiting Amritsar? How did you deal with it?

Also, are there any places in Gurgaon, Delhi, or NCR that come even remotely close to the real thing? I'm ready to drive anywhere if it's worth it.

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u/Aman_SharmaJii — 3 months ago

Came for the first time need recommendation

Hello Ambarsariyas!

Just arrived in Amritsar today and I'll be here until Monday night. Looking for your best food recommendations—anything from famous spots to hidden gems. Would really appreciate Google Maps links if possible.

Also, any tips for getting around the city, places to avoid, parking, or things I shouldn't miss would be awesome.

Thanks!

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u/Aman_SharmaJii — 4 months ago

1st time visiting Rishikesh, need tips and cheap hostle

Finally, after cancelling this plan thousands of times, I’m actually leaving for Rishikesh.

Will be reaching there tomorrow early morning, and honestly it’s my first time visiting.

Need some genuine help from fellow riders/travelers:

- Cheap and safe hostel recommendations

- Best areas to stay in for budget travelers

- Any tricks/tips you personally used to save money or avoid tourist traps

- Good cafes, hidden spots, peaceful places, or things I shouldn’t miss

- Good scooty renting spot

I’m planning to explore slowly and keep the trip low-budget, so any small suggestion would genuinely help a lot.

Would really appreciate your guidance. Thanks in advance, ride safe everyone ✌️

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u/Aman_SharmaJii — 5 months ago

Need help: My cousin’s senior harassed her at work, what should she do?

I’m a guy posting for my cousin who works in the food & beverage industry in Delhi.

One of her seniors has been repeatedly crossing boundaries for a while now late night video calls, trying to get personally involved in her life, etc. Yesterday he grabbed her by the waist at work. She got angry and immediately left the office.

The problem is this guy is very close to senior management and brings a lot of business to the company. Apparently similar things have happened with other women before, but they ended up leaving while he stayed.

There’s also no CCTV where this happened now, even though there used to be one earlier.

I’ve told her to document everything and send a formal email complaint while marking her personal email for proof. But honestly we don’t know what the smartest next step is here.

If anyone here has dealt with workplace harassment in India, especially in these kinds of companies where HR mainly protects management, please guide:

- Should she complain internally first or speak to a lawyer?

- What precautions should she take before escalating?

- How do these cases work when there’s no direct proof?

Would really appreciate practical advice.

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u/Aman_SharmaJii — 5 months ago

Currently using Nothing Phone 2 since Dec 2023. Overall happy with it, but looking for something more reliable long-term with a consistently good camera.

Right now I'm considering:

- Pixel 10a

- Nothing Phone 4a Pro

Open to other options too, but only:

- Snapdragon or Tensor chips

- No MediaTek

- No iPhone/iOS

Main priorities:

  1. Reliability / smooth long-term use

  2. Good camera

  3. Clean software experience

  4. Solid battery life

I don't care much about gaming.

Would also appreciate opinions from people who switched from Nothing to Pixel (or vice versa). Is Pixel actually worth the trade-offs in performance/charging for the camera + software support?

Any other phones I should seriously consider under $500?

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u/Aman_SharmaJii — 5 months ago