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Hi everyone,

I’m looking to purchase around 70 Safari 55 cm trolley suitcases for an institutional requirement.

Requirement:

- Brand: Safari

- Size: 55 cm

- Quantity: 70 units

- Budget: ₹800–₹1,000 per piece

- Delivery: Rourkela, Odisha

- Preferably the same model for all 70

- GST invoice required

I’m looking for a Safari-authorized distributor, stockist, wholesaler, or reliable B2B supplier who can provide a quotation for this quantity.

If anyone here is a distributor or has personally sourced Safari luggage in bulk, please comment or DM me with the supplier details.

Thanks!

Looking for a reliable person for a simple, long-term remote role.

📍 **Location:** US, UK, Canada, or Australia

📹 **Task:** Check and review videos

⏱️ **Time:** Around 30 minutes/day, flexible

💰 **Rate:** $25-$35/hour

💵 **Expected Pay:** Around $150-$200/month

📅 **Contract:** 6+ months

💻 **Required:** Your own laptop

No technical experience required. This is a small daily task that can fit around your regular work or schedule.

Reliability, consistency, and good communication are most important. Full details will be provided before starting.

**Please only reach out if you currently live in the US, UK, Canada, or Australia.**

I'm looking for a reliable person based in the **US, UK, Canada, or Australia** for a small ongoing remote role.

**What you'll do:**

📹 Check and review videos each day

**Details:**

⏰ Around 30 minutes per day

📅 Flexible schedule

💰 $150-$200 per month

📍 US, UK, Canada, or Australia

No technical experience is required. You should be comfortable with everyday online platforms such as Facebook, X, and Reddit.

I'm looking for someone who is reliable, responsive, and able to handle the task consistently. I'll provide the full responsibilities and expectations before you agree to the role.

I'm looking for a reliable person based in the **US, UK, Canada, or Australia** for a small ongoing (6+months )remote role.

**What you'll do:**

📹 Check and review videos each day

**Details:**

⏰ Around 30 minutes per day

📅 Flexible schedule

💰 $15~$30/hr

📍 US, UK, Canada, or Australia

No technical experience is required. You should be comfortable with everyday online platforms such as Facebook, X, and Reddit.

I'm looking for someone who is reliable, responsive, and able to handle the task consistently. I'll provide the full responsibilities and expectations before you agree to the role.

I’m currently doing my master’s and trying to build a side income that I can realistically manage alongside classes and research.

I have skills in Python, SQL, Excel, MS Word, data analysis, research, document formatting, proofreading, and eBook formatting. I’ve been exploring freelancing platforms like Upwork, but getting those first few clients is honestly harder than I expected. 😂

The bigger reason I’m looking for something sustainable is that I really don’t want to keep asking my family for money for every expense. My master's fee is around ₹1 lakh per semester (which i can cover from my last yrs savings for now and as i have resigned to start my studies rn), so I want to start taking some financial responsibility for myself instead of depending on them for everything. 😞

I’m considering freelancing, tutoring/academic problem-solving, data analysis, Python/SQL work, and other remote opportunities.

For those who are/were students while doing a side hustle:

- What actually worked for you?

- Which skills had the best demand?

- How much were you realistically making per month?

- How many hours were you putting in?

- Did you use freelancing platforms, tutoring, direct clients, or something else?

- How did you balance it with your studies?

I’m not looking for the usual “make ₹1 lakh/month from your phone” BS 😂. I just want something realistic that I can start small, build gradually, and eventually use to cover at least some of my own expenses.

Would genuinely appreciate advice from people who have actually done this while studying.

Hi everyone,

I'm currently doing a course where I have five major topics to cover, but I'm starting with these two:

1. Comparison of means between two food-diet groups using a t-test
2. Comparison of means among more than two food-diet groups using ANOVA

The remaining topics are:

1. Post-hoc statistical analysis for identifying significant group differences
2. Development of a General Linear Model (GLM) in Linear Regression
3. Understanding Adjusted Sum of Squares and Sequential Sum of Squares in Linear Regression

My background is in biology, so I'm pretty new to statistics. I know how to run basic analyses in Minitab and SPSS, but my problem is that I don't really understand what is happening behind the numbers.

I want to properly understand the basics first — things like mean, median, variance, standard deviation, standard error, distributions, hypothesis testing, p-values, confidence intervals, etc. — and then build up to t-tests, ANOVA, post-hoc tests, and regression.

This is not really a theory-heavy course, so I'm expected to understand and interpret the statistical output rather than just calculate everything manually. But I don't want to blindly click buttons in SPSS/Minitab without understanding what the results actually mean.

Could anyone recommend a good beginner-friendly statistics textbook, notes, or learning resource that would help me build these fundamentals from scratch and eventually reach the topics above?

My professor isn't particularly helpful with recommending resources, and my seniors are currently busy with their own work, so I'm trying to find a good starting point myself.

Thanks in advance to anyone who takes the time to point me in the right direction! 🙏

I have 5 cards currently:

- Amazon Pay ICICI — ₹1L (shared limit with Coral)

- Slice — ₹20K

- Roar — ₹7K

- SBM — ₹45K

- SBI Elite — ₹1L

Recently, I ended up using 100% of the limits on both my Amazon Pay ICICI and Slice cards. 💀

My overall credit utilization was around 45%, and I was honestly scared that my CIBIL score was going to get absolutely nuked.

But after the update, my CIBIL only dropped by 2 points (From 774 to 772).

So now I'm confused — does credit utilization really have that huge an impact on CIBIL, or does the overall utilization matter more than individual card utilization?

Obviously, I'm going to bring the utilization back down, but I'm curious about how heavily CIBIL actually weighs this.

Anyone here experienced something similar?

M Tech fresher

Have joined a college for mtech and the tc and migration certificates have not yet been given they are saying the university is taking time...

I have received all the other certificates from my previous clg like the ug degree certificate, 10th, 12th marksheet etc .... Only tc and migration remains

I will be reaching Nitr on 5th August and will they give a time period for submission of the tc?

Has anyone faced this issue previously??? And what to do rn ???

In all my childhood, my mom never let us have pets.....especially cats.

I came home for a long holiday and noticed there was no ghee. I asked my mom what happened...

Instead of answering, she introduced me to two tiny kittens. (Which visits our house randomly)

Turns out they've been happily gulping down the milk fat she'd been saving all these months.

I jokingly asked, "What about my ghee?"

She looked at me and said, "Go buy your own ghee."

...and then immediately went back to feeding the kittens. 🤧

Am I being disowned? 🙂‍↕️

Hi everyone,

I'm honestly exhausted and would really appreciate some advice.

I purchased a Samsung EVO Plus 1 TB microSD card from Amazon India along with my new Galaxy Tab S11. Ironically, I spent weeks worrying that something might be wrong with the tablet, but the Tab is absolutely perfect. The problem turned out to be the microSD card.

On the day it was delivered, while transferring around 5 GB of my personal photos, the card suddenly started failing.

It first became permanently read-only:

Couldn't write new files.

Couldn't delete files.

Couldn't format.

Windows repeatedly reported "The disk is write protected."

I spent hours troubleshooting:

DiskPart

CMD

Windows formatting

Disk Management

Different devices (Galaxy Tab S11, Windows PC, and a digital camera)

Nothing worked.

Then the situation became even worse.

The card started randomly disconnecting and reconnecting while in use. My Tab S11 kept showing notifications saying "SD card removed" followed by "SD card inserted."

Now the card is barely detected at all and appears to have suffered a complete hardware failure.

I also noticed a faint black discoloration on part of the gold contacts, although I'm not sure if that's related.

The biggest issue is that the card still contains my personal photos, and because it became permanently read-only before failing completely, I have absolutely no way to securely erase my data.

Amazon is asking me to return the defective card, while at the same time advising customers not to return devices or storage containing personal data.

I even travelled around 40 km to my nearest Samsung Authorized Service Centre. They told me that because the product is still within the retailer's initial period, they cannot process it under warranty and that I need to resolve it through Amazon.

Over the last two days, I've spent around six hours with Amazon Customer Service. I've been transferred between multiple agents, explained the entire issue repeatedly, and still haven't received a practical solution.

I also emailed Amazon's Grievance Team, attaching a detailed explanation and video evidence of the failure. It's now been two days, and I still haven't received a response.

On top of that, I requested written confirmation regarding who would be responsible if my personal data were accessed, leaked, or misused after returning a storage device that I physically cannot erase. I haven't received any response to that request either.

Looking back, I almost wish I'd paid the extra ₹500 and bought the card from my local Samsung store. This was actually my first time buying storage online. I only ordered it with my Tab S11 because I thought getting both together from an authorized seller would be convenient.

At this point, I genuinely feel stuck between Amazon and Samsung:

Amazon asks me to return the card.

Samsung directs me back to Amazon because it's still within the retailer's period.

My personal data is trapped on a defective storage device that I physically cannot erase.

I'm not trying to abuse the system or avoid a legitimate return. I simply want a fair solution for a product that appears to have suffered a hardware failure on the very first day of normal use.

Has anyone experienced something similar?

How was it resolved?

Did Amazon or Samsung eventually help?

Has anyone had a storage device fail in read-only mode with personal data trapped on it?

If this continues without a practical resolution, would filing a consumer complaint be a reasonable next step, or is there another escalation path I should try first?

I'd really appreciate any advice or experiences. Thank you.

Now Dobby seeks the wisdom of the Galaxy Tab elders.....

What are the must haves for a new Tab S11 owner?

I'm looking for recommendations on:

- The best screen protector (tempered glass vs matte/paper-like)

- A good protective case (with or without an S Pen holder)

- Must-have apps

- One UI settings to change first (and some hidden features of one ui)

- S Pen tips and hidden features

- Accessories that are actually worth buying

Basically, if you were setting up a brand-new Tab S11 today, what would you buy and what would you avoid?

Help this newly freed Dobby make the right choices. 🧦📱✨

Took my Alto K10 on a \~700 km solo trip and decided to do a proper tank-to-tank mileage test.

Filled it to the brim before the trip and topped it up again after returning.

Mileage? 16 km/L.

The previous time I did the exact same test, she returned 20 km/L.

Before anyone blames my right foot:

\- AC ON both times.

\- Cruising between 80–100 km/h.

\- Same driving style.

The only major difference I can think of is E20 fuel.

Can E20 alone cause such a noticeable drop, or is something else going on?

Now here's where my lame ass deserves an award... 🤡

After getting home, I happily filled the tank to the brim again... only to remember that the car is going to sit unused for the next few months.

So now I've got a full tank of E20 just chilling in the fuel tank.

Am I overthinking this, or should I be worried about ethanol sitting in the tank for that long?

Would love to hear from fellow car owners or anyone who's been through the E20 era. 😭

Hi everyone,

I've noticed something interesting over the past year.

Last year, I ordered a Samsung phone from the official Samsung Store on Amazon India, and the seller was Clicktech Retail Private Ltd. Unfortunately, the order was never delivered and was eventually cancelled due to a logistics issue.

Now, I've just ordered the new Galaxy Tab S11 (128 GB) from the official Samsung Store on Amazon, and once again the seller is Clicktech Retail Private Ltd.

It made me curious:

• Is Clicktech Samsung's primary/official seller on Amazon India?
• Has anyone here bought Samsung phones, tablets, watches, or accessories from Clicktech?
• Were the products genuine and covered by Samsung warranty?
• How was the packaging and after-sales experience?
• Have you faced any issues with deliveries or replacements?

My Tab S11 and Samsung EVO Plus 1 TB microSD are both sold by Clicktech, so I'm just looking for some reassurance from people who've purchased from them before.

Would love to hear your experiences. Thanks!

I'm planning to buy the Galaxy Tab S11 and I'm stuck between these two options:

Option 1

• Galaxy Tab S11 128 GB
• Samsung EVO 1 TB microSD
• Total cost: ~₹85,000

Option 2

• Galaxy Tab S11 512 GB
• Total cost: ~₹1,10,000

So the price difference is around ₹25,000.

My usage is mostly:

• Samsung Notes (lots of handwritten notes)
• Reading and annotating PDFs/research papers
• Microsoft 365
• Web browsing
• YouTube
• Multitasking
• Storing a large library of research papers, lecture videos, and media

I don't edit videos professionally or play many games on the tablet.

I know apps generally perform best on internal storage, while media and documents can live on the microSD card.

If you were in my position, would you save ₹25k and go with the 128 GB + 1 TB microSD setup, or is the 512 GB model worth the extra money for long-term use?

I'd especially appreciate feedback from anyone who has used a Galaxy Tab extensively with a microSD card.

Hi everyone,

I am planning to transition my POCO F4 GT (ingres) away from the stock software to a custom ROM. I’ve stopped gaming completely, and I am purely looking for a reliable, smooth daily driver that can handle heavy multitasking and better background RAM management.

Based on my specs, my device is currently running:

* Device: POCO F4 GT (Global Hardware / 12GB RAM / 256GB Storage)

* Current OS: Official EEA/European Stock ROM (HyperOS 2.0.3.0.ULJEUXM)

* Android Version: 14

I’ve decided to go with the Xiaomi.eu Stable ROM because it uses the optimized China ROM base for better performance but keeps Google Play services and notifications clean for daily productivity.

⚠️ Please Note: I am completely new to this and have minimal knowledge about unlocking, flashing, or custom recoveries. I really want to avoid making mistakes and hard-bricking my phone.

Before I start, could someone provide a beginner-friendly breakdown or point me toward a foolproof guide? Here are my main questions:

1. The Core Rules: What are the absolute "golden rules" or warnings I must keep in mind to avoid bricking my phone? (I heard locking the bootloader by accident is dangerous).

2. Bootloader Unlocking on HyperOS 2: Since I am already on official HyperOS 2.0.3.0, I know the rules are very strict. What is the easiest, step-by-step way for a beginner to get official unlock permission?

3. Flashing Steps: What is the safest way to actually install the Xiaomi.eu ROM for someone with zero experience? Do I use a custom recovery like TWRP, or is there a simple Fastboot script I can run from a PC?

4. Banking Apps: Will my financial/banking apps work out of the box on Xiaomi.eu, or will a beginner find it too complicated to get them running?

Any patience, simplified checklists, or direct links to the correct stable ingres build files would be an absolute lifesaver. Thank you so much!