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According to the ATS, the accused were working on behalf of the Pakistan-based terror organisation to expand its presence in Gujarat by recruiting members, spreading extremist ideology and building a support network to facilitate future terror activities.

The arrested have been identified as Ahmed Gajiwala alias Abu Ubaida (19),Ibrahim Ghagha (30), Mudassir Ghaziwala (22), Zakariya Durani Mohammad Ammar Ghagha (21), Mufti Faujan Dauwa (40), Mohammad Amin Palanpuri (21), Mohammad Abdul Savdi (22) and BilalDurani Ghagha (18).

Hi everyone,

I’m looking to take out a home loan of around ₹40 Lakhs to purchase a new property. I recently approached ICICI Bank, and they have offered me a floating rate RoI of 7.5%.

Here are my quick details:
* Loan Amount: ~₹40 Lakhs
* Offered RoI: 7.5%
* CIBIL Score: 785

The representative mentioned that I can seamlessly make part prepayments directly via their iMobile banking application, provided the amount is less than ₹2 Lakhs per transaction.

I haven't explored other options yet, but a few friends with HDFC home loans told me that their prepayment process is surprisingly tedious (having to email the bank, wait for a specific payment link, etc.). ICICI's in app feature sounds like a massive plus. Can any current ICICI home loan holders verify if the app prepayment works smoothly?

The bank is insisting that I must purchase home insurance through them, claiming it is strictly mandatory to get the loan approved.

I have two questions:

1. Is 7.5% a good rate right now for a 785 CIBIL, or should I negotiate further/check with SBI or BoB?

2. What specific questions should I grill the ICICI rep with before signing the dot? (e.g., hidden processing fees, switching charges if rates drop, or decoupling this insurance package?)

Hi everyone,

I’m looking to take out a home loan of around ₹40 Lakhs to purchase a new property. I recently approached ICICI Bank, and they have offered me a floating rate RoI of 7.5%.

Here are my quick details:
* Loan Amount: ~₹40 Lakhs
* Offered RoI: 7.5%
* CIBIL Score: 785

Prepayment feature:

The representative mentioned that I can seamlessly make part prepayments directly via their iMobile banking application, provided the amount is less than ₹2 Lakhs per transaction.

I haven't explored other options yet, but a few friends with HDFC home loans told me that their prepayment process is surprisingly tedious (having to email the bank, wait for a specific payment link, etc.). ICICI's in app feature sounds like a massive plus. Can any current ICICI home loan holders verify if the app prepayment works smoothly?

The bank is insisting that I must purchase home insurance through them, claiming it is strictly mandatory to get the loan approved.
n you.

I would love your insights on two things:

1. Is 7.5% a good rate right now for a 785 CIBIL, or should I negotiate further/check with SBI or BoB?

2. What specific questions should I grill the ICICI rep with before signing the dot? (e.g., hidden processing fees, switching charges if rates drop, or decoupling this insurance package?)

Thanks in advance!

Hi everyone,

I’m looking to buy a few household items, and a friend suggested checking out Souq Waqif.

However, I noticed online that it closes around 12:30 PM.

Is it still worth visiting right now if only a few shops are open for dry fruits and sweets? Alternatively, are there other good places nearby to shop for these items?

Hi all,

I’m currently traveling in Bali and happened to come across a few Indian tour groups. Unfortunately, I witnessed some behavior that was quite embarrassing as a fellow Indian.

One large family was constantly shouting across floors in the resort. At one point, a mother was yelling in Marathi from the ground floor to call her daughter on the third floor. The noise was so excessive that other guests in the lobby were visibly annoyed. A few even asked me if they were from India, and honestly, I felt awkward answering.

This morning, another family created a similar scene during breakfast. They occupied a table for an unusually long time, with plates and dishes piled up in front of them. There’s nothing wrong with eating well on vacation, but basic consideration for other guests is important too. Many people were waiting for plates and food items that had run out because a handful of Marathi guests were taking far more than they needed.

What disappointed me most was seeing how a few individuals can reinforce negative stereotypes about Gujaratis abroad. Civic sense, consideration for others, and basic public etiquette matter, especially when we’re representing our country in a foreign land.

And before anyone turns this into a regional debate, this isn’t about Gujaratis, Marathis, or any other community. Good and bad behavior exists everywhere. My point is simply that we should all be mindful of how we conduct ourselves when traveling, because our actions shape how others perceive us.

Hi everyone,

I'm incredibly sad right now. I bought a brand new
Phone 17 Pro just 5 days ago, and today I lost it in the Ayung river while river rafting. I barely even got to use it.

I had booked it via Bali Tarantula, and they sold me shitty water proof pouch for 50k, and when my boat flipped, their shitty pouch broke and flown away in river.

When I told them I lost my mobile, instructors told me that flow is high, so We can’t do anything.

The problem is, they should have warned us that don’t take your mobile during river rafting, but they didn’t tell us, and in fact sold a water proof pouch to take our mobile phones during rafting.

Their behaviour was also very disgusting when I came back from rafting, rather than listening to me, they suddenly became aggressive and started defending themselves.

I mean bro, wtf, at least listen to me.

Given the situation, what are my options right now?

Any help or advice would be deeply appreciated.

Thanks in advance.

Hi everyone,

I’m exploring how to use Copilot to work with internal wiki pages that describe solutions using sequence diagrams, flows, and other technical artifacts.

My goal is to prompt Copilot to read a given wiki page and automatically generate feature-level PBIs (Product Backlog Items) from that content.

I’m aware that there are existing tools that can separately:

• Read and summarize wiki documentation, and
• Create PBIs or work items

However, I’m trying to understand how to combine these capabilities into a single, smoother workflow using Copilot. Ideally, this would be a streamlined process where context flows naturally from documentation to backlog creation.

Has anyone tried something similar, or can suggest an effective approach or architecture for this?