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I recently landed a new job paying $9,800 USD/month. I'm planning to bring my two brothers in to help with the work, and we'd split the income equally (about $3,267 each per month).

What's the best structure for this: a private limited company, a partnership firm, an LLP, or something else? I'm mainly looking at:

Tax efficiency

Ease of setup and compliance

Receiving foreign payments in USD

My PowerA Battle Dragon (PC/Cloud Gaming version, Hall effect) suddenly died on me. It won't power on at all, not in USB, RF, or Bluetooth mode. Zero LED activity, not even the amber charging light when plugged in via USB-C.

Stuff I've already tried:

Multiple known-good USB-C data cables

Different USB ports and different PCs, plugged in directly (no hub)

Mode switch in all positions

Factory reset via the pinhole on the back

Checked the USB-C port, it's clean with no bent pins

Nothing. Since it won't even power on, it's not detected by any PC, so Gamer HQ / firmware tools are useless here.

Bought it March 2025, so it's still under PowerA's 2-year warranty. I've filed a claim, but their first response was just canned "reinstall the app and recalibrate" instructions... for a controller that doesn't turn on. 🙃

Questions:

Has anyone else had a Battle Dragon (or other PowerA) just die like this? Was it the battery or the board?

Any luck with PowerA warranty claims from India / outside the US? How long did replacement take?

Any last-resort trick I haven't tried before I give up on it?

Filing ITR-3. Declaring professional income under 44ADA (presumptive) and I also have an F&O loss for the year (turnover below audit limit).

Can I show both in the same return — 44ADA for the profession and F&O as regular business with loss — without getting a tax audit done? And can I still carry forward the F&O loss?

btw fno turnover is below 10k and fno loss is below 10k, just asking

I am documenting a really bad experience with Nothing Phone and trying to find people with similar issues with Nothing phones and support.

My Nothing Phone (2) was sitting on charge and developed a vertical pink line on the left side of the display. No drop, no accident, the display glass is completely intact. If you've followed the green/pink line saga on OLED phones (OnePlus, Samsung, and plenty of Nothing units), you know exactly what this is: the panel line defect. The line doesn't show in screenshots and survives restarts, so it's the panel hardware. It might also be the result of a software issue.

So I did everything by the book. Raised a ticket with Nothing India support, sent dated photos, IMEI, Flipkart invoice, and pointed to documented cases where Nothing replaced this exact defect **free of charge, including out-of-warranty devices** (there's a well-known creator thread from March 2025 with the job sheet showing the repair code "Inferior Display screen function"). My ask was simple: same defect, same treatment.

Here's the creator thread: https://x.com/i/status/1899343573646217403

Here's what Nothing India support did instead:

1. Bounced me to an authorized service center, which told me directly they have **no authority** beyond issuing paid quotes

2. Refused to give any decision or statement over email when asked, they literally said they "cannot make a statement"

3. Sent me the **identical template email twice, word for word, signed by two different agent names**

4. Completely ignored the free-replacement precedent evidence, never acknowledged it, never rebutted it, just pretended it doesn't exist

5. Marked my ticket as **"solved" twice** without asking me and without resolving anything

When I repeatedly asked for Nothing India's **grievance officer** (which the Consumer Protection E-Commerce Rules 2020 require them to appoint and publish), I got silence, and at one point was told no such contact exists.

They are basically not complying with Indian consumer regulations by refusing to share any grievance officer contact in India.

I've now sent my final on-record email and I'm proceeding with the **National Consumer Helpline and the District Consumer Commission under the CPA 2019.**

Why I'm posting: the pattern here is that most people get the "out of warranty" template, give up, and pay Rs 10k+ for an issue the company won't acknowledge, fix, or take responsibility for.

That's exactly how the real scale of this issue stays invisible. It only became a known, fixed-for-free defect at other brands because affected users refused to go quietly.

If you got the line defect on your Nothing phone: comment or message me here.

Especially interested in: what support told you, whether you were in or out of warranty, and whether you got a free fix, a discount offer, or a paid quote. If enough of us have the same template rejections, that's a pattern worth putting in front of NCH together.

Happy to share my full document trail with anyone having similar issues. Not looking for sympathy. I'm looking for the others out there, because Nothing support is clearly built to hide issue faced by people outside of warranty to avoid taking responsibility and I wanna spend time to fight against that now.

Hi everyone,

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I’m planning to buy a 65-inch TCL TV in India and I’m confused between these models:

TCL 65C6K

TCL 65C6KS

TCL 65Q6C

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Can anyone who has compared the India versions of these models help me understand the real differences?

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I’m especially confused because TCL model names/specs seem to vary by region, and some listings don’t clearly explain whether the India models have the same panel, dimming zones, brightness, processor, HDMI ports, etc.

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One specific thing I want to ask about is reflection handling / screen coating. I read comments suggesting that one of these models may have a different coating or panel finish that causes worse reflections, haze, or rainbow-like glare in bright rooms. Is that true for any of the India variants?

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My room has some daylight and lights opposite the TV, so bad reflection handling would be a dealbreaker. I don’t mind some glare, but I want to avoid a screen coating that makes reflections look smeared, washed out, or distracting.

Main questions:

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Between 65C6K, 65C6KS, and 65Q6C, which is the better buy in India?

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Are 65C6K and 65C6KS actually different, or just retailer-specific naming?

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Which one has better brightness, local dimming, HDR performance, and motion?

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Is there any known bad reflective coating / poor anti-glare issue on one of these models?

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For Indian OTT, sports, PS5, and regular TV usage, which one would you choose?

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Would really appreciate answers from people who own these models or have seen them in Indian stores. Please mention if your experience is with the India model, not US/EU/Australia versions, because TCL specs seem to change a lot by country.

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Thanks!

Hey everyone, looking for some help finalizing my pick. I've narrowed it down to 5 options and want opinions from people who've actually heard them.

I'm in India, budget around ₹3,000 (can stretch a bit if it's really worth it)

Need a mic for calls

Listen on phone (USB-C) mostly, sometimes PC(I can use usb a usb c adapter here)

Tried KZ DQ6, it physically hurt my ears (sharp shells, pressure points) and the treble was harsh/fatiguing

Liked the original BLON BL-03 sound (warm, smooth, full-bodied) but the BL-03 II is reportedly brighter/V-shaped

I want warm, non-fatiguing sound I can listen to for hours without ear pain or treble fatigue

I prefer musical/fun over analytical

My shortlist

1. Tanchjim Tanya DSP

2. Tangzu Wan'er S.G (HZ X edition)

3. Tanchjim One DSP — ~₹2,500 (with mic)

4. Moondrop Chu II DSP — ~₹2,590 (with mic)

5. Final E3000C ~₹2,800 (with mic)

Given my bad experince with KZ, is the Wan'er S.G shell actually fine or will it potentially press on my ears the same way?

Is the E2000's 7kHz peak actually a dealbreaker for treble-sensitive ears, or is it overstated?

Is the E3000's amping requirement real on a phone with a basic USB-C DAC dongle, or will it sound fine?

Would you stretch to the E3000, or is the Tanya DSP / Wan'er S.G already 90% of the experience?

Anything I'm missing in the ₹2-4k range with mic that fits "warm, smooth, comfortable, non-fatiguing"?

Bullet shapes seem to be the safest bet for me physically, but I'm open to anything that has a comfortable, non-aggressive fit.

Thank you!