How to name baby in 2026? What initials did you give your baby? Only Dad name or both Dad n Mom name?

Let's say if D is Dad name and M is mom name. Then did you name your baby as [Baby.D.M.] or [Baby.D.] or [Baby Dad] or [Baby Dad Mom].

Also wife has two names, how to name in this context': let's say my name is E.g. illayaRaja. Wife name e.g. Jeeva Priya - wife name has space between two names. How do I name kid then: [Yuvan illayaraja Jeeva Priya] or [Yuvan illayaraja Jeevapriya] or [Yuvan I J] or [Yuvan I] or [Yuvan illayaraja]?

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u/New_Hat_1482 — 9 days ago

Baby vaccination. Govt or Private?

Vaccination in private hospital costs 10k. In Govt hospital it's free. People say that Vaccination in Govt hospital triggers fever for 3 days. But vaccination in private hospitals doesn't not cause fever. Is this true?. Our new born is 35 days old. Due for vaccination on 45th day. Where did you vaccinate your baby? Was there any fever or any consequences after vaccination?

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u/New_Hat_1482 — 9 days ago

Child vaccination. Govt or Private?

Vaccination in private hospital costs 10k. In Govt hospital it's free. People say that Vaccination in Govt hospital triggers fever for 3 days. But vaccination in private hospitals doesn't not cause fever. Is this true?. Our new born is 35 days old. Due for vaccination on 45th day. Where did you vaccinate your baby? Was there any fever or any consequences after vaccination?

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u/New_Hat_1482 — 9 days ago
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How to politely say NO to someone who asks your car for a trip?

Not everyone who takes the car maintains the car the same as owner. Revving too much . Dirtying interiors. Scratching side with bushes. Not checking air or puncture. Hitting potholes and speedbreakers at high speed. Damn. How to avoid without hurting them. What reasons do you say.

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u/New_Hat_1482 — 15 days ago

Looking for 2BHK or 2.5BHK or independent building around KR Puram railway station. 5 to 6 km radius.

Budget: 55L to 2Cr. Looking only for resale or immediate possession. No under-construction projects. Any builders is fine. Apartment or individual floors or small builder floor or full building with good rental income is also okay, can stretch budget a little for this.

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u/New_Hat_1482 — 16 days ago

What should I do with my free cash? Invest in corporate bonds for 11% return or buy my first apartment (resale) in Bangalore ?

34m. Married, one kid. Working in IT. My Fire number is 7Cr just for expenses untill 80age. Consider I have 2.5Cr saved or invested in multiple channels including bonds equity realestate gold. Career is unstable due to AI. Now With my liquid cash, should I buy my first apartment in Bangalore - resale 10 yr old building - 80L for 2bhk with down payment of liquid cash of 50L. Or buy corporate bonds at 10 to 11% return p.a. Or invest with a proper diversified portfolio of equity plus bonds plus gold. Ancestral home given to elder brother. So owning a home has became an emotion now. Hence looking for rational advice without emotions.

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u/New_Hat_1482 — 1 month ago

Do I need to pre book my room in KMCH for my delivery?

I heard many people got rooms after 2 days of wait after delivery in kmch. Is there a option to prebook rooms in Kmch?

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u/New_Hat_1482 — 2 months ago

Why can't govt invest in reliable public transportation, instead of building tunnels?

If the public transportation is reliable and runs 24x7 and available at every part of the city, with last mile connectivity mode being a 'safe' walk not more than 2km, wouldn't it be better than stuck in traffic by the endless pool of cars and two wheelers?

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u/New_Hat_1482 — 2 months ago

[ confused career path] I was layedoff from UX Researcher role at a product org. Should I stick to User Researcher career or move on? Is UXR a sinking ship?

I hold new Job offers for User Researcher at 2 product orgs one in retail and other in healthcare devices. And have an offer for Strategy Consultant at Deloitte. Confused to stay in UX researcher role or transition to Strategy consultant.

There are layoffs happening at User Researcher and UX designer roles at many orgs. PMs are doing UX design and UX research using AI. Does that mean User Researcher role is a sinking ship, is not AI proof. And can strategy consultant at Deloitte be considered as AI proof?

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u/New_Hat_1482 — 3 months ago

Please help me choose between job offers - DeloitteUSI Sr. Strategy Consultant vs Target Product Researcher.

I'm currently working at a product-based company and have two offers with 6+ years of relevant experience.:

- Target – senior Product Researcher

- Deloitte USI – senior Strategy Consultant

I feel the Deloitte role may offer stronger learning opportunities, broader exposure, and better long-term career growth. On the other hand, I'm concerned about the work-life balance, work and performance pressure.

Target role feels safer from a work-life balance perspective, but I'm worried that traditional product research roles are sinking ship getting impacted by AI. I'm not sure if that's a valid concern or if I'm overthinking it.

A college classmate works in the same Deloitte team. They told me they wouldn't recommend it for someone who's married because of urgency, pressure to perform, workload, although they usually logs off around 8:30 PM. Contrastingly i stay upto 11 PM in my current org.

what would you recommend?

Which is better for:

-Learning and career growth

-Work-life balance

-Long-term prospects, especially with AI changing research roles

-Exit opportunities

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u/New_Hat_1482 — 3 months ago

Please help me choose between job offers - Deloitte Strategy Consultant vs Target Product Researcher.

I'm currently working at a product-based company and have two offers with 6+ years of relevant experience.:

- Target – Product Researcher

- Deloitte USI – Strategy Consultant

I feel the Deloitte role may offer stronger learning opportunities, broader exposure, and better long-term career growth. On the other hand, I'm concerned about the work-life balance, work and performance pressure.

Target role feels safer from a work-life balance perspective, but I'm worried that traditional product research roles are sinking ship getting impacted by AI. I'm not sure if that's a valid concern or if I'm overthinking it.

A college classmate works in the same Deloitte team. They told me they wouldn't recommend it for someone who's married because of urgency, pressure to perform, workload, although they usually logs off around 8:30 PM. Contrastingly i stay upto 11pm in my current org.

what would you recommend?

Which is better for..

-Learning and career growth

-Work-life balance

-Long-term prospects, especially with AI changing research roles

-Exit opportunities

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u/New_Hat_1482 — 3 months ago

34, watching Tom & Jerry.

Wife is in her mom's place after our baby shower. I'm alone at my home and watching cartoon.

u/New_Hat_1482 — 3 months ago

Case on E20: why didn't any old vehicle owner file case against govt for not supplying E10 or E0 fuels?

Automobile manufacturers deny warrenty for old vehicles using fuels other than what is mentioned in manual. So why not demand the govt to supply E10 and E0 fuels along with E20? Why not build infra for that?

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u/New_Hat_1482 — 3 months ago

I'm layed off. Office offers me to port the health insurance without waiting period. It's New India Assurance policy. Is it worth?

  1. Is new india Assurance policy worth? They are asking a premium of 15k for 10Lakh and 18k for 15Lakh cover.

  2. Policy has capping of treatment limit for certain diseases. Can overcome it by having a top up/ super top up insurance policy. If the main policy doesn't cover, will the supertop cover it?

u/New_Hat_1482 — 3 months ago

Let's talk reality. UX Research is dissolved into Product managers, Designers, even developers. Leadership don't realise the cost of removing UXR. Now what? What are the directions UXR can upskill to stay relevant?

Has anyone transitioned from UXR role to any adjacent roles? What are the possible , sensible directions to move into? End of the day if leadership don't value, then they eliminate the roles, cut costs. We don't have time to educate the leadership. We have to be adaptable. So, what next?

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u/New_Hat_1482 — 3 months ago

Let's talk reality. UX Research is dissolved into Product managers, Designers, even developers. Leadership don't realise the cost of removing UXR. Now what? What are the directions UXR can upskill to stay relevant?

Has anyone transitioned from UXR role to any adjacent roles? What are the possible , sensible directions to move into? End of the day if leadership don't value, then they eliminate the roles, cut costs. We don't have time to educate the leadership. We have to be adaptable. So, what next?

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u/New_Hat_1482 — 3 months ago