u/Mysterious_Cook_6205

Hey people, new to the sub, and totally into everything like I have tried and failed at x number of things so far that I am so much in the mud.

I started off with basic video editing for egneral clinics, then sold some websites, then worked at sales for a local real estate company, and tried content creation too, also did forex markets. Too be honest didn't yeild the amount of money I thought I would

So at the end what I know is, I have crazy contrnt writing skills, I know how social media works and what instagram pushes, I am damn good with people be it communication or negotiation anything and I am super good at management

Seeing this sort of profile what hustle should I do thst would yeild me say 1000 dollar a month?

Hey guys, I’ve been feeling pretty cynical lately about the state of our country, and I wanted to get your honest take on the bureaucracy and the courts. We grow up being told these officers are the "Iron Pillar" of India, but lately, it feels more like an "Iron Nexus."

I have three big doubts that have been bugging me:

1. Does corruption just get "classier" as you go up? Everyone knows the stories about the local SDM, the Tehsildar, or the SP taking cuts. But I’ve heard people argue that once these guys reach the top—like becoming a Secretary in a Ministry or an IG/DIG—they "stop" being corrupt because they have enough. Is that actually true? Or is it just that they stop taking small bribes and start dealing in massive corporate tenders and policy favors that we don't see? Basically, do they grow a conscience, or just a bigger appetite?

2. Can "good" officers actually win, or is it a lost cause? We love movies about the one honest cop or IAS officer, but in reality, if a batch of 100 officers decided to be 100% clean today, would the system even let them function? Between the constant transfers, political pressure, and the "syndicates" within their own departments, is it even possible to change the system from the inside, or does the system eventually swallow everyone whole?

3. Is the Judiciary just as bad? This is the one that really hurt. I always thought that even if the police and politicians were gone, the Judges were the final line of defense. But after reading about the recent Justice Varma scandal (the "burnt cash" story literally gave me goosebumps), I’m genuinely shaken. If the people deciding who goes to jail are themselves taking bribes, where are we even supposed to go for help?

I'm not trying to be a doomer, but I’m struggling to find any reason to be optimistic. Does anyone here have "insider" perspective? Is there any part of the system that isn't for sale? this is all about me and my father arguing where i am trying to state that there is no reason left to stay in this country and he states you wont get facilities abroad.

I’ll be honest: I have zero foundational knowledge in Physics or Chemistry. I barely passed my boards by mugging up every single thing without actually "getting" it.

Now I’m looking at Civil Engineering and I’m terrified.

• The Reality Check: How much "mugging up" can you actually do in BTech Civil?
• The Science Gap: If I don't understand basic mechanics or material science, am I doomed from Semester 1?
• The Survival Rate: Is it possible to learn on the fly, or should I run for the hills while I still can?

Be brutal. I’d rather change my mind now than fail out in a year.