u/Express_Sky0091

Public toilets are a measure of a nation’s civic sense and governance

This may seem strange but hear me out

I’ve seen people throw garbage, spit, write on walls, not flush, leave taps running, damage things and even steal stuff from public toilets

And it makes me wonder

Do people leave it the way they would want to find it?

What do people do when nobody is watching?

I don’t think this is just about toilets. A public toilet can show different sides of a society. Civic sense, responsibility, respect for public property and how people behave when there is no one to stop them

And there is the government side too

It’s easy to build something. The real question is whether it can be kept clean, functional and maintained over time

So maybe public toilets are a small but interesting way to look at both society and governance

How people behave when nobody is watching

And how well the system works when nobody is paying attention

What do you think?

I am trying to get online and remote jobs because there aren't many industrial developments in my area, and for offline jobs, I would have to travel long distances or relocate, which is not feasible for me currently.

Think realistically.

We are in our mid of 20s now, a time when we have to think about settling in life. Many of us are already working, and others are preparing for it.

Sooner or later, we will start looking for a relationship if we haven't already.

We are no longer the future, but the present now.

How to get work from home job and do they pay well

I made a MERN-based project and hosted it on Render. To store images like user icons and posts, I was using Firebase in 2023.

Recently, I found that my images aren't appearing in the program due to a policy change from Firebase. Is there any way I can get my images back?

Which websites are trustable and how much extra cost I should expect after getting it, like repair or upgradation?

And how to spot wrong ones?

Which websites are trustable and how much extra cost I should expect after getting it, like repair or upgradation?

And how to spot wrong ones?

Like this

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प्रिय उपभोक्ता,

भारत सरकारने दि.१७.०८.२०२१ रोजी जारी केलेल्या राजपत्र अधिसूचनेनुसार, जर तुमचे मीटर 'स्मार्ट मीटर' नसेल, तर हा संदेश मिळाल्यापासून ४८ तासांनंतर MSEDCL (महावितरण) किंवा त्यांच्या अधिकृत प्रतिनिधींद्वारे तुमचे सध्याचे मीटर बदलून त्याऐवजी 'स्मार्ट मीटर' बसविण्यात येणार आहे. कृपया नोंद घ्यावी की, हा संदेश तुमचे सध्याचे मीटर बदलण्याबाबतची पूर्वसूचना आहे. स्मार्ट मीटरचे फायदे खालीलप्रमाणे आहेत:

१) यामुळे मानवी हस्तक्षेपाशिवाय अचूक बिलिंग होते.

२) मोबाईल ॲपद्वारे तुम्ही तुमच्या विजेचा वापर आणि बिल यांवर लक्ष ठेवू शकता व ते नियंत्रित करू शकता.

३) घरगुती ग्राहकांना सौरऊर्जा उपलब्ध असलेल्या वेळेत (Solar Hours) प्रति युनिट ८५ पैशांची सवलत मिळेल.

४) मीटर बदलण्याची प्रक्रिया पूर्णपणे मोफत आहे.

आपणास सहकार्य करण्याची आणि या सुविधेचा लाभ घेण्याची नम्र विनंती आहे.

मीटर बदलण्याची प्रक्रिया सुरळीतपणे पूर्ण करण्यासाठी आपल्या सहकार्याची अपेक्षा आहे.

जर तुमचे मीटर अगोदर बदलविले गेले असतील किंवा बदलविण्याच्या प्रक्रियेत असतील तर सदर संदेश दुर्लक्षित करण्यात यावा.

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MSEDCL (महावितरण).

I graduated with a BSc in CS in 2022, and due to personal issues and my location, I couldn't get a tech job. I have specialized skills in web development and Linux.

As I'm currently living in a place where it's hard to get into an IT company, I'm planning to go for a banking job.

- Would it be a good option for me?

- Which position should I apply for, i.e., clerk, PO, RRB, and what is the difficulty level?

- Would returning to IT be feasible after joining?

I graduated with a BSc in CS in 2022, and due to personal issues and my location, I couldn't get a tech job. I have specialized skills in web development and Linux.

As I'm currently living in a place where it's hard to get into an IT company, I'm planning to go for a banking job.

- Would it be a good option for me?

- Which position should I apply for, i.e., clerk, PO, RRB, and what is the difficulty level?

- Would returning to IT be feasible after joining?