u/Remarkable_Rub605

Every other day, i met hippie in my hometown. i was very curious about why hippies are so much obsessed with india? they told me india is exotic, colorfull, spiritual, vegetrainism, vegans.

i can understand all this things. but after i learned that hippies believe in progressive culture but irony is india is worse when it comes about social evilness. certain hippies told me that they are here having s@x everyday and dying from LSD overdose. india have caste system which is worse than slavery.

probability is high that waiter which is serving you coffee or providing LSD come from lower caste. who get abused by everyone. india is also worse for womens. if women gets r@ped then she gets blamed. still, lower caste people get beaten up for having moustaches, horse ride, having certain names also, there are many hippies who makes thier group for example in white hippie group other indians are not allowed.

i don't understand contradictory thing hippies do i learned that steve jobs and zuckerberg were also hippie.

it was steve jobs who formed techno hippie community who had vision about changing world through tech and removing government survilliance.

what is your thoughts on this? i'm talking collectively about south asia, pakistan, bangladesh, nepal is other side of same coin

Hi everyone,

I’m planning to take an AWS Certification exam at a Pearson VUE testing center in India. I’m choosing the testing-center option because I live in a relatively remote location and taking the exam from home isn’t very convenient for me.

I have a few questions for people who have already taken an AWS exam at a testing center in India:

1. Which government IDs did you carry? Would PAN card, Aadhaar, driving licence, or passport be accepted? Do I need to carry two IDs?
2. Question about the middle name: My full name includes a middle name, and it appears on my PAN card. However, the AWS Certification account only seems to have First Name and Last Name fields, with no separate Middle Name field. How did you handle this? Did you simply leave the middle name out?
3. What was your overall experience? How was the check-in process, staff, testing environment, and overall experience at the Pearson VUE center?

I’ve read the official AWS ID requirements, but I’d really appreciate hearing from people who have actually taken the exam at a testing center in India.

Thanks in advance!

Hi everyone,

I’m planning to take an AWS Certification exam at a Pearson VUE testing center in India. I’m choosing the testing-center option because I live in a relatively remote location and taking the exam from home isn’t very convenient for me.

I have a few questions for people who have already taken an AWS exam at a testing center in India:

1. Which government IDs did you carry? Would PAN card, Aadhaar, driving licence, or passport be accepted? Do I need to carry two IDs?
2. Question about the middle name: My full name includes a middle name, and it appears on my PAN card. However, the AWS Certification account only seems to have First Name and Last Name fields, with no separate Middle Name field. How did you handle this? Did you simply leave the middle name out?
3. What was your overall experience? How was the check-in process, staff, testing environment, and overall experience at the Pearson VUE center?

I’ve read the official AWS ID requirements, but I’d really appreciate hearing from people who have actually taken the exam at a testing center in India.

Thanks in advance!