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Apsara EZ GRIP extra dark
Cool box and pencils. Added to my collection!
u/PremGunji — 18 hours ago
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What does “Cedar-Lite” wood mean?
This is Navneet Youva Cedar pencil. Their website description for this pencil says it is made from “Cedar-Lite” wood. What exactly does that mean? Is it actually cedar, or a different type of wood? Anyone know?
u/PremGunji — 8 days ago
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Apsara Zesta Scented Writing Pencils
I’m not really a fan of scented pencils, but I have these in my collection. Do you prefer scented pencils?
u/PremGunji — 8 days ago
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Ticonderoga Made in India by Doms
I bought these a few months ago, shortly after they were launched in India. The wood quality is really good. They come in a metal tin with 10 pencils and a long-point sharpener. The eraser quality is decent as well. They’re made in India by DOMS. Interestingly, DOMS has a strong association with F.I.L.A., while Dixon Ticonderoga is part of the F.I.L.A. group.
P.S. The whole box costs ₹150 in India, which is roughly US$1.57 as of August 11, 2026.
u/PremGunji — 9 days ago
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27yo Commerce Graduate. Wanting to relearn Mathematics from scratch. Where do I start?
I am from India. My current plan is to start by thoroughly revisiting school-level textbooks to build a strong foundation.
I graduated with a degree in Commerce, but lately, I’ve realized how much I miss mathematics. I remember the genuine happiness I felt solving problems back in school, and I want to recapture that.
I’m looking to start a self-study journey from the absolute basics and see how far I can go. Does anyone have recommendations for a structured roadmap, specific textbooks, or online resources for someone starting from scratch? Any advice on how to build a solid foundation as an adult learner would be greatly appreciated!
u/PremGunji — 3 months ago