As a small business owner, I rely heavily on phone conversations to finalize pricing and agreements. For security and record-keeping purposes, I need to record these calls. However, the standard Google Dialer announces 'This call is now being recorded' or the beep beep sound, which is not suitable for my workflow. I’ve been advised that installing ODialer allows for silent recording without these notifications. Could you please confirm if this solution works reliably before I proceed with purchasing the phone?

Btw I would also appreciate if you could tell me if there are lags or glitches in the phone that i should be aware of as I dont entirely trust YT reviews.
Things I wanna know is :

1. How's the camera in daylight and low light? Specs look decent on paper but want real world experience.
2. How's the Realme UI experience been? Any bloatware issues that are hard to get rid of?
3. Battery backup in real usage — does it actually last the 1-2 days?
4. Any glitches that y'all have faced or any other reason why this phone might be a dealbreaker for you.

As a small business owner, I rely heavily on phone conversations to finalize pricing and agreements. For security and record-keeping purposes, I need to record these calls. However, the standard Google Dialer announces 'This call is now being recorded' or the beep beep sound, which is not suitable for my workflow. I’ve been advised that installing ODialer allows for silent recording without these notifications. Could you please confirm if this solution works reliably before I proceed with purchasing the phone?

Btw I would also appreciate if you could tell me if there are lags or glitches in the phone that i should be aware of as I dont entirely trust YT reviews.
Things I wanna know is :

1. How's the camera in daylight and low light? Specs look decent on paper but want real world experience.
2. How's the Realme UI experience been? Any bloatware issues that are hard to get rid of?
3. Battery backup in real usage — does it actually last the 1-2 days?
4. Any glitches that y'all have faced or any other reason why this phone might be a dealbreaker for you.

As a small business owner, I rely heavily on phone conversations to finalize pricing and agreements. For security and record-keeping purposes, I need to record these calls. However, the standard Google Dialer announces 'This call is now being recorded' or the beep beep sound, which is not suitable for my workflow. I’ve been advised that installing ODialer allows for silent recording without these notifications. Could you please confirm if this solution works reliably before I proceed with purchasing the phone?

Btw I would also appreciate if you could tell me if there are lags or glitches in the phone that i should be aware of as I dont entirely trust YT reviews.
Things I wanna know is :

1. How's the camera in daylight and low light? Specs look decent on paper but want real world experience.
2. How's the Realme UI experience been? Any bloatware issues that are hard to get rid of?
3. Battery backup in real usage — does it actually last the 1-2 days?
4. Any glitches that y'all have faced or any other reason why this phone might be a dealbreaker for you.

Look, India being the biggest democracy in the world sounds great on paper. "Power to the people" and all that. But honestly, watching how it actually works makes me think mass democracy in a poor country like ours has some serious problems.

I'm not saying poor people shouldn't vote or anything like that. But when most of your voters are struggling daily — low education, worried about food and jobs — they naturally go for whoever promises quick relief. Free electricity, loan waivers, cash handouts, reservations... politicians know exactly how to play this game and win elections with short-term populism.

States go bankrupt chasing these freebies. Development projects get delayed or canceled because long-term stuff doesn't win votes. Caste, religion, and "my community" politics become way more important than actual good governance. Rational economic decisions? Forget it.

A huge chunk of people get their news from WhatsApp and local leaders, so emotional slogans and identity stuff beat boring policy talk every time. The result is massive corruption in welfare schemes, leaking money everywhere while the poor still suffer.

We've had some real progress in India — tech, middle class growth, infrastructure in some places — but a lot of it happened despite the system, not because of it. Compare it to how Singapore pushed through tough reforms without worrying about the next election and angry uneducated voters.

I still believe in democracy, but pure majoritarian democracy without better education, stricter rules on populism, or some checks seems to drag countries down when most people aren't ready for it. India is a living example.

Same as the title
What makes you an India?
Just being born in India is enough for all of you to be called Indian?

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Hey everyone, I’m looking for a new smartphone under ₹20k, but I'm struggling to find the "perfect" match because my requirements are a bit specific.

I’ve been checking out phones like the CMF Phone 2 Pro and some OPPO models (like the K13x), but I keep running into the same problems. Here is what I am looking for—is there anything that actually checks these boxes?

My Priorities:

• Silent Call Recording (Must-have): This is non-negotiable for my work. I absolutely need native call recording without the "This call is being recorded" announcement. Is there any phone, software, or brand in 2026 that still allows this natively in India?
• Camera: Needs to be reliable, good front camera and front camera(please make the front camera atleast 16mp not those 8mp ones). I prefer a setup that isn't just "filler" lenses (OIS would be a massive plus).
• Software: For it to be just good like fast and solid.
• Build Quality & Design: I want a phone that feels solid and durable—not something that feels like it will crack if I look at it wrong.
• Refresh Rate: Definitely want a high refresh rate (120Hz+) for smooth usage.

My Dilemma: It seems like every phone with a good camera and build quality nowadays is forced to use the Google Dialer, which kills the silent recording feature. I refuse to root my phone because I need my banking apps to work securely.

Is there any modern phone that can do all of this, or is this combination of features just a pipe dream in 2026? If a "perfect" phone doesn't exist, which compromise should I make? Should I prioritize the recording feature and sacrifice camera/build, or vice-versa?|

I tried finding a few phones i was thinking of but it wasnt available on both Flipkart or Amazon, so yeah it would be great if its actually available there

Any suggestions or real-world experiences from people currently using these phones would be a huge help. Thanks!

Hey everyone, I’m looking for a new smartphone under ₹20k, but I'm struggling to find the "perfect" match because my requirements are a bit specific.

I’ve been checking out phones like the CMF Phone 2 Pro and some OPPO models (like the K13x), but I keep running into the same problems. Here is what I am looking for—is there anything that actually checks these boxes?

My Priorities:

• Silent Call Recording (Must-have): This is non-negotiable for my work. I absolutely need native call recording without the "This call is being recorded" announcement. Is there any phone, software, or brand in 2026 that still allows this natively in India?
• Camera: Needs to be reliable, good front camera and front camera(please make the front camera atleast 16mp not those 8mp ones). I prefer a setup that isn't just "filler" lenses (OIS would be a massive plus).
• Software: For it to be just good like fast and solid.
• Build Quality & Design: I want a phone that feels solid and durable—not something that feels like it will crack if I look at it wrong.
• Refresh Rate: Definitely want a high refresh rate (120Hz+) for smooth usage.

My Dilemma: It seems like every phone with a good camera and build quality nowadays is forced to use the Google Dialer, which kills the silent recording feature. I refuse to root my phone because I need my banking apps to work securely.

Is there any modern phone that can do all of this, or is this combination of features just a pipe dream in 2026? If a "perfect" phone doesn't exist, which compromise should I make? Should I prioritize the recording feature and sacrifice camera/build, or vice-versa?|

I tried finding a few phones i was thinking of but it wasnt available on both Flipkart or Amazon, so yeah it would be great if its actually available there

Any suggestions or real-world experiences from people currently using these phones would be a huge help. Thanks!

Hey everyone, I’m looking for a new smartphone under ₹20k, but I'm struggling to find the "perfect" match because my requirements are a bit specific.

I’ve been checking out phones like the CMF Phone 2 Pro and some OPPO models (like the K13x), but I keep running into the same problems. Here is what I am looking for—is there anything that actually checks these boxes?

My Priorities:

• Silent Call Recording (Must-have): This is non-negotiable for my work. I absolutely need native call recording without the "This call is being recorded" announcement. Is there any phone, software, or brand in 2026 that still allows this natively in India?
• Camera: Needs to be reliable, good front camera and front camera(please make the front camera atleast 16mp not those 8mp ones). I prefer a setup that isn't just "filler" lenses (OIS would be a massive plus).
• Software: For it to be just good like fast and solid.
• Build Quality & Design: I want a phone that feels solid and durable—not something that feels like it will crack if I look at it wrong.
• Refresh Rate: Definitely want a high refresh rate (120Hz+) for smooth usage.

My Dilemma: It seems like every phone with a good camera and build quality nowadays is forced to use the Google Dialer, which kills the silent recording feature. I refuse to root my phone because I need my banking apps to work securely.

Is there any modern phone that can do all of this, or is this combination of features just a pipe dream in 2026? If a "perfect" phone doesn't exist, which compromise should I make? Should I prioritize the recording feature and sacrifice camera/build, or vice-versa?|

I tried finding a few phones i was thinking of but it wasn't available on both Flipkart or Amazon, so yeah it would be great if its actually available there

Any suggestions or real-world experiences from people currently using these phones would be a huge help. Thanks!

Channel Name:Saurav Sahu
Not just spreading hate but he is committing to beating his wife up

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Channel Name:Saurav Sahu

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Looking for "comfort/non comfort/idk myself rewatch" anime — the kind of show you can put on for the 100th time and just lose yourself in, no matter what mood you're in. Doesn't need peak fiction or an intense storyline — it might even have a pretty simple plot, that's totally fine.

What matters more is the feeling — solid animation, a different/unique vibe, characters just existing and having fun together, low-stakes/high-stake/ idk what stake-but-engaging energy where you can just leave everything behind and watch people live their lives (even if those lives are chaotic).

Examples:

• Zom100 — The plot is good enough, not amazing, atleast till where the anime covers it. What makes it special is the animation quality and that "3 people roaming a post-apocalyptic world, surviving and having fun" energy. It's just so easy and enjoyable to watch.
• Cyberpunk: Edgerunners — Similar deal — the vibe, style, and characters carry it even more than the plot.

So basically: great atmosphere + animation + character chemistry > complex plot. Any genre works.

• Magic/fantasy setting (magical system matters)
• World-building should be great or at least solidly good
• MC has a proper friend group/found-family dynamic, not a loner
• Vibe similar to "The Water Magician" — calm, competent MC who grows steadily, not a stupid power-fantasy
• Good plot/writing overall, not just power scaling

Names of the anime I've already watched so you can understand what I mean maybe or atleast when i googled what i need some of searches came up and I had already watched tho they werent "peak" or "great"

Names: Mushoku Tensei, Re:Zero, Tsukimichi, Tensura, Black Clover, Eminence in Shadow
I would also add TBATE if the fucking anime wasnt so dogshit, but yeah its also a good example of what I am looking for.

Please dont recommend stuff like Arifureta , it was utter dogshit , maybe cause i dont like Harem

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Hi everyone, I am currently in the Prayas JEE 2027 batch. I have access to Rajwant Sir’s lecture series from both previous Prayas batches and Lakshya batches.

I have immense respect for his teaching style in both, and I want to avoid the mistake of switching between sources. My goal is to stick to one consistent series for the entire syllabus to ensure depth and clarity.

For those who have followed his lectures, which series (Prayas vs. Lakshya) would you recommend for the most in-depth conceptual understanding for JEE Advanced? I’d appreciate any insights on the pacing or coverage differences to help me commit to one path

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Rajwant Sir or MST Sir,

I am in Prayas JEE 2027 and I've rajwant sir ke purane lecs, both previous prayas year batch and lux . Who is better for in depth understanding?

I dont wanna do one chapter from one teach and another another from another.
I wanna stick to one teacher

I've a query regarding JEE but I cant post it, please upvote me