I have been applying for the TTD Lucky Dip darshan for the past three years, but unfortunately, I have not been selected even once.

I understand that the selection is supposed to be based on a lottery system, so I know that getting selected is not guaranteed. But after applying continuously for three years without a single selection, I have started wondering: Am I really that unlucky, or is there something wrong with the Lucky Dip process?

Does the TTD Lucky Dip genuinely work through a fair and random selection process? How are the winners actually chosen? Is there any way for devotees to verify that the lottery is transparent and unbiased?

Many devotees like me apply with great faith and hope every time. When we keep getting rejected year after year, it naturally creates doubts and frustration.

I am not accusing TTD of any scam without evidence. I simply want transparency and clarity. Does the Lucky Dip really give every applicant a fair chance, or are there factors that devotees don't know about?

If anyone has been selected multiple times or has information about how the TTD Lucky Dip selection actually works, please share your experience.

Three years, zero selections — am I just unlucky, or should devotees be asking more questions about the Lucky Dip system?

r/TirumalaDarshan

One of my cousins is 31M, belongs to the Vyshya community, earns around ₹50 lakhs per year, and his family also has quite a few assets, including a rice mill.

Recently, I was talking to my pinni (aunt) about why he is still unmarried and why he isn't getting good matches. She told me that apparently, from some girls' families, they aren't satisfied with his package and assets. They expect more.

I was honestly shocked.

I immediately joked, "Iga naaku pelli kaadu. Naa package bokkalo di, around 10 LPA. Nannu evaru chesukoru. I'll just go to the Himalayas."

My pinni laughed, but I actually got emotional and ended up in tears.

It made me think—if someone earning ₹50LPA and having considerable family assets is still facing this kind of issue, what about someone like me earning ₹10LPA?

Are marriage expectations really becoming this extreme? Or am I overthinking this because of what my aunt said?

Would like to hear from people who are actually going through the arranged marriage process. What are you seeing from both sides?

r/Marriage

r/InsideIndianMarriage

Hey everyone!

I’m a 28(M) -year-old IT professional from Chennai, looking to connect with a genuine female friend. I’m hoping to find someone to chat with, share experiences, and have meaningful conversations about pretty much anything.

A little about me: I’m a bit of a nerd who loves comics, web series, movies, space, and all things geeky. If you’re into any of those—or just enjoy good conversations—I think we’ll get along well.

If this sounds interesting, feel free to DM me.

Looking forward to connecting!

r/MakeFriendsOver30
r/friendship

hey khammam people
please suggest weekend hangout places chill with friends

r/KHAMMAM_COMMUNITY

r/ourkhammam

Hey! I'm a 28-year-old software developer from Hyderabad, here hoping to meet someone genuine and see where things go. Ideally, I'd like to start with good conversations and let things progress naturally.

About Me

• Age: 28
• Height: 5'7" (170 cm)
• Location: Hyderabad
• Profession: Software Developer
• Education: B.Tech
• Languages: Telugu, English
• Religion: Hindu
• Community: Vyshya
• Diet: Mostly vegetarian, occasionally non-vegetarian
• Marital Status: Never married

Family

We're a close-knit family. My dad is into real estate and the medical field, my mom is a homemaker, and my younger brother works as a software engineer in California, USA.

A Little About Me

• Big fan of action, comedy, and thriller movies.
• Love exploring world cinema and trying different cuisines.
• A cup of chai and a meaningful conversation can instantly make my day.
• Team Sunsets > Sunrises and Beaches > Mountains.
• Weekends usually involve catching up with friends, family outings, or short road trips.

I'm not really into Instagram-perfect dates. I'd much rather go for a long drive, have deep conversations, stop for random street food, or sit at a cozy café watching the sunset with a cup of tea.

Looking For

Someone who is:

• Between 24-27 years old
• Preferably 5'0" or taller
• From Telangana or Andhra Pradesh
• Career doesn't matter—I'm open-minded.
• Vyshya would be a plus, but compatibility matters more.

What I Value

• Honest and clear communication.
• Emotional maturity and kindness.
• Someone who believes relationships are a two-way effort.
• Passionate about something in life.
• Someone who wants to grow with their partner, not compete against them.

If any of this resonates with you, feel free to reach out. Let's start with a conversation and see where it leads.

r/relationships

r/MakeNewFriendsHere

Hi everyone,

My Accenture Skills Interview for the Custom Software Engineer role is scheduled

The JD mentions:

• IBM Cognos TM1 (mandatory)
• 3+ years of experience
• Agile methodologies
• Software design & development
• Performance optimization
• Business requirements to technical specifications

Has anyone recently interviewed for this role?

I'd really appreciate if you could share:

• What technical questions were asked?
• Was the interview focused mainly on IBM Cognos TM1 or were there Java/SQL/OOP/DSA questions as well?
• Were there scenario-based or project-related questions?
• Was there any coding round during the technical interview?
• Any tips on what topics I should prioritize before the interview?

Any recent interview experiences or advice would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance!

r/interviews

r/accenture_india

r/accenture

r/interviews

r/Advice

ప్రస్తుతం 10th, Inter పూర్తి చేస్తున్న విద్యార్థులు మరియు వారి తల్లిదండ్రులు ఒక విషయం గురించి సీరియస్‌గా ఆలోచించాల్సిన సమయం వచ్చింది.

ఎవరో చెప్పారు అని, అందరూ వెళ్తున్నారు అని, మంచి ప్యాకేజీ వస్తుంది అని పిల్లలను తప్పనిసరిగా Software fieldలోకి పంపించకండి.

ఒకప్పుడు B.Tech → CSE → Coding నేర్చుకోవడం → Software Job అనేది చాలా మందికి మంచి career path. కానీ ఇప్పుడు పరిస్థితులు వేగంగా మారుతున్నాయి. AI వల్ల Software industry కూడా మారుతోంది. Entry-level jobs కోసం పోటీ పెరుగుతోంది. కేవలం ఒక degree లేదా basic coding skills ఉంటే సరిపోని పరిస్థితి వస్తోంది.

అందుకే మీ పిల్లలకు "ఎవరో చెప్పారు కాబట్టి ఇది చదువు" అని కాకుండా, వాళ్లకు ఏ విషయంలో interest ఉంది? ఏ skillలో బాగా perform చేయగలరు? భవిష్యత్తులో ఏ రంగంలో అవకాశాలు ఉంటాయి? అని ఆలోచించి course ఎంచుకోనివ్వండి.

B.Tech తప్పు కాదు. Software jobs కూడా పూర్తిగా outdated అయిపోయాయని నేను అనడం లేదు. కానీ అందరూ Softwareలోకి వెళ్లాల్సిన అవసరం లేదు.

Engineeringలో ఇతర branches, Medicine, Pharmacy, Agriculture, Finance, Electronics, Semiconductor, Cybersecurity, Research, Skilled Trades, Entrepreneurship — ఇలా చాలా career options ఉన్నాయి.

తల్లిదండ్రులారా, మీ పిల్లలు మీ పిల్లలు. మీ కలలను వాళ్లపై రుద్దకుండా, వాళ్లకు సరిపోయే careerని ఎంచుకోవడానికి అవకాశం ఇవ్వండి.

ఎవరో చెప్పారు అని ఒకే fieldలోకి పిల్లలను పంపించి, తర్వాత వాళ్లు struggle అయ్యే పరిస్థితి రాకుండా ముందుగానే ఆలోచించండి.

మీ పిల్లలకు మీరేం చదివించాలనుకుంటున్నారు? B.Tech/CSEనా? లేక వేరే career pathనా? ఎందుకు?

మీ అనుభవాలు మరియు అభిప్రాయాలు share చేయండి. ముఖ్యంగా students మరియు working professionals perspectives తెలుసుకోవాలని ఉంది.

r/careeradvice

r/careerguidance

hyderabad kphb madhapur area lo low budget hostels unte refer chestara for men

Hi everyone,

I had a Skill Interview scheduled with Accenture for a Custom Software Engineer role on 25 July 2026.

Unfortunately, I became sick that day with throat pain and fever and couldn't attend the interview. I contacted the HR representative who called me, tried reaching the recruitment team, and also emailed the candidate queries team requesting a reschedule.

It's now Monday, and I still haven't received any response.

Has anyone experienced a similar situation with Accenture? What is the best way to follow up, and is there a chance they will reschedule the interview due to a genuine health issue?

Any advice would be really appreciated. Thank you.

r/accenture

r/accenture_india

Hi everyone,

I had an Accenture project interview scheduled for today. Unfortunately, I woke up with throat pain and a low fever, and I didn't feel well enough to attend the interview.

I received an email from Accenture saying that the interview is a project interview and specifically mentioned not to reschedule or cancel it. However, the interview communication also included a rescheduling link.

One of the HR representatives called me, and I explained my situation. I told them that I was unwell and requested to reschedule the interview. The HR person said they would check and share the details with me by email.

However, I haven't received any email yet.

What should I do now? Should I follow up with the HR again, or should I use the rescheduling link provided in the original email?

Has anyone faced a similar situation with an Accenture project interview? Any advice would be appreciated.

Thanks in advance!

r/accenture_india

This is just my personal experience, not advice for everyone.

If you're a man starting your arranged marriage search, you may quickly realize that financial expectations can be very high. In my experience, some families may expect things like a 10 Cr+ net worth and 20 LPA+ salary, along with other requirements. I personally faced rejection from a girl's family because I didn't meet their expectations.

Honestly, it hurt. When you're rejected for reasons that are mostly financial, it's easy to feel like something is wrong with you or that you're not good enough.

But if you're going through the same situation, please don't lose hope or feel bad about yourself.

Marriage is not a business transaction, and one family's expectations don't define your worth as a person. There are families and people who value compatibility, character, mutual respect, and understanding over money and status.

My only suggestion is: go into the arranged marriage process with realistic expectations, financial awareness, and a strong mindset. Don't let repeated rejections destroy your confidence.

To everyone who is just starting this journey like me: don't be discouraged. The right match should be someone who chooses you for who you are, not only for what you own.

Wishing everyone going through this process the best. 🙏

r/Arrangedmarriage

Hi everyone,

I had an Accenture project interview scheduled for today. Unfortunately, I woke up with throat pain and a low fever, and I didn't feel well enough to attend the interview.

I received an email from Accenture saying that the interview is a project interview and specifically mentioned not to reschedule or cancel it. However, the interview communication also included a rescheduling link.

One of the HR representatives called me, and I explained my situation. I told them that I was unwell and requested to reschedule the interview. The HR person said they would check and share the details with me by email.

However, I haven't received any email yet.

What should I do now? Should I follow up with the HR again, or should I use the rescheduling link provided in the original email?

Has anyone faced a similar situation with an Accenture project interview? Any advice would be appreciated.

Thanks in advance!

r/accenture_india

This is just my personal experience, not advice for everyone.

If you're a man starting your arranged marriage search, you may quickly realize that financial expectations can be very high. In my experience, some families may expect things like a 10 Cr+ net worth and 20 LPA+ salary, along with other requirements. I personally faced rejection from a girl's family because I didn't meet their expectations.

Honestly, it hurt. When you're rejected for reasons that are mostly financial, it's easy to feel like something is wrong with you or that you're not good enough.

But if you're going through the same situation, please don't lose hope or feel bad about yourself.

Marriage is not a business transaction, and one family's expectations don't define your worth as a person. There are families and people who value compatibility, character, mutual respect, and understanding over money and status.

My only suggestion is: go into the arranged marriage process with realistic expectations, financial awareness, and a strong mindset. Don't let repeated rejections destroy your confidence.

To everyone who is just starting this journey like me: don't be discouraged. The right match should be someone who chooses you for who you are, not only for what you own.

Wishing everyone going through this process the best. 🙏

r/Arrangedmarriage

నా జీవితంలో నేను చేసిన అతిపెద్ద తప్పు అని ఇప్పుడు అనిపించేది...

10వ తరగతి పాస్ అయ్యాను.
ఇంటర్ పాస్ అయ్యాను.
B.Tech కూడా పూర్తి చేశాను.

కానీ ఈరోజు, జీవితంలో నేను ఓడిపోయినట్టుగా అనిపిస్తోంది.

కొన్నిసార్లు ఇలా అనిపిస్తుంది...

10వ తరగతిలోనే ఫెయిల్ అయ్యి ఉంటే, ఏదైనా షాప్‌లో పని నేర్చుకునేవాడిని, చిన్న వ్యాపారం ప్రారంభించేవాడిని, లేదా రోజువారీ కూలి పని చేసినా కనీసం నా అమ్మానాన్నలకు ఉపయోగపడేవాడిని.

కానీ ఒక డిగ్రీ ఉంటే నా భవిష్యత్తు సురక్షితమని నమ్మాను.

ఈరోజు లేఆఫ్ అయిన తర్వాత గత 7 నెలలుగా ఉద్యోగం లేక ఇంట్లోనే ఉన్నాను. ప్రతి రోజు అనిశ్చితితో గడుస్తోంది. తర్వాత ఏం చేయాలో అర్థం కావడం లేదు. ఆత్మవిశ్వాసం పూర్తిగా తగ్గిపోయింది. ప్రతి చిన్న విషయానికీ భయం వేస్తోంది.

ఈ పోస్ట్‌ను నేను ఎవరి సానుభూతి కోసం రాయడం లేదు. నా లాంటి పరిస్థితి మరొకరికి రాకూడదనే ఉద్దేశంతో రాస్తున్నాను.

ప్రతి తల్లిదండ్రులకు నా చిన్న విజ్ఞప్తి:

మీ పిల్లలను తప్పకుండా చదివించండి. చదువు చాలా ముఖ్యం. కానీ చదువుతోనే ఆగిపోవద్దు.

చదువుతో పాటు ఒక ప్రాక్టికల్ స్కిల్ కూడా నేర్పించండి. ఏదైనా వృత్తి, చిన్న వ్యాపారం గురించి అవగాహన, షాప్‌లో పని చేసే అనుభవం లేదా చేతితో చేసే పని నేర్చుకునేలా ప్రోత్సహించండి. డిగ్రీ విలువైనదే, కానీ జీవితంలో కష్టకాలంలో మనల్ని నిలబెట్టేది ఒక నైపుణ్యమే.

గత వారం చెన్నైలో జరిగిన ఒక జాబ్ ఫెయిర్‌లో 1,000 ఉద్యోగాల కోసం సుమారు 70,000 మంది అభ్యర్థులు వచ్చారని తెలిసింది. అది చూసిన తర్వాత ఉద్యోగ మార్కెట్ ఎంత తీవ్రమైన పోటీలో ఉందో అర్థమైంది.

నేను "B.Tech చేయొద్దు" అని చెప్పడం లేదు.

నేను చెప్పదలచుకున్నది ఒక్కటే...

డిగ్రీ ఒక్కదానిపై మాత్రమే ఆధారపడొద్దు.
నైపుణ్యాలు నేర్చుకోండి. అనుభవాన్ని సంపాదించండి. ప్రత్యామ్నాయ మార్గాన్ని సిద్ధంగా ఉంచుకోండి. జీవితంలో వచ్చే అనిశ్చిత పరిస్థితులకు సిద్ధంగా ఉండండి.

నా ప్రయాణం నుంచి ఎవరో ఒకరు అయినా పాఠం నేర్చుకుని, నేను చేసిన తప్పులను పునరావృతం చేయకుండా ఉంటే... ఈ పోస్ట్ రాసినందుకు నాకు సంతోషంగా ఉంటుంది.

ఈరోజు నేను కష్టాల్లో ఉన్నాను. కానీ ఇది నా జీవితానికి ముగింపు కాదు. మళ్లీ నిలబడటానికి, మళ్లీ ముందుకు సాగడానికి నేను ప్రయత్నిస్తూనే ఉంటాను.

r/Layoffs r/Career r/jobsearching r/genai_upskilling r/SoftwareEngineering r/lifelessons r/cscareergrowth

10th pass ayya.
Inter pass ayya.
B.Tech pass ayya.

Kani ipudu life lo complete ga fail ayya anipistundi.

Appude 10th fail ayyi unte, edoka shop lo pani chesevadni emo... leda sonthanga edaina business start chesevadni emo... lekapothe coolie pani chesi aina na amma nanna ki upayogapade vadni.

Ipudu software job lo layoff ayyi 7 months nunchi intlo kurchunna. Prathi roju "em cheyyali?" ane confusion. Prathi daniki bayam vestundi. Confidence motham poyindi.

Konni sarlu life end chesukunte anni problems aipothayi ani thoughts kuda vastunnayi. Kani na parents gurinchi alochinchi aagipothunna.

Anduke parents andariki oka request.

Mee pillalni chadivinchatam chala manchi vishayam. Kani chaduvu tho paatu oka skill, business idea, mechanic work, electrician, plumber, tailoring, leda shop lo gumasta ga aina nerpinchandi. Oka backup undali.

Na laga okka software job meeda matrame nammakam petti life ni plan cheyakandi. Ee field lo job security chala takkuva ani ipude ardham avutundi.

Last week Chennai lo jarigina job fair lo 1000 jobs kosam dadapu 70,000 mandi vacharu ani chusanu. Competition e range lo undo ardham cheskondi.

B.Tech join cheyinche mundu okkasari alochinchandi. Degree okkate life ni secure cheyyadu. Skills, experience, backup plan ivanni equally important.

r/toxicindianparents
r/Careers
r/careeradvice

hello here evarina travel cheste chepandi ill join miru car lo velte chepandi

r/Ride

guys dm here

best skin hospital unte suggest cheyandi mana khammam lo miku telisinavi please

r/ourkhammam