u/ThreeEleven_311

​Hey everyone, skipping the dating app fatigue and trying my luck here!

​I’m a 26M Gujarati living in Bangalore. I work as a Auditor and spend my free time hunting for good street food and sleeping.

​I'm looking to meet a Gujju girl with a solid sense of humor who shares the same cultural background (and appreciation for the food!).

​If you're up for grabbing a coffee or a quick bite anytime, slide into my DMs!

​Hey everyone, skipping the dating app fatigue and trying my luck here!

​I’m a 26M Gujarati living in Bangalore. I work as a Auditor and spend my free time hunting for good street food and sleeping.

​I'm looking to meet a Gujju girl with a solid sense of humor who shares the same cultural background (and appreciation for the food!).

​If you're up for grabbing a coffee or a quick bite anytime, slide into my DMs!

Hey folks.

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​I'm looking into buying a used XUV500 and would love to get your opinions on the pricing and reliability. It seems to be in great shape on paper, but I want to make sure I'm not overpaying.

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​Here are the details:

​Model: Mahindra XUV500 W8 Manual

​Year: 2015

​Fuel Type: Diesel

​Ownership: 1st Owner

​Odometer: 49,596 KMs

​Asking Price: ₹8.75 Lakhs

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​The Perks:

​Full service history is available.

​The dealer is providing a 6-month warranty upfront, plus an additional 6-month extended warranty post-inspection.

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​My questions for the sub:

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​Is ₹8.75L a fair price in today's used market, or is the dealer charging too high of a premium for the low mileage and warranty? What would be a realistic counter-offer?

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​Are there any known mechanical or electronic niggles specific to the 2015 W8 diesel manual that I should watch out for?

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​Are there any major part replacements (clutch, timing chain, suspension) typically due around the 50k KM mark for this model?

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​Appreciate any advice or ownership experiences you can share!

Hey everyone,

I recently had a massive win against Flipkart and wanted to share. Back in April 2026, I was delivered the wrong item. For nearly a month, Ekart Logistics failed to pick it up, but Flipkart's automated system kept deceptively closing my return complaints as "Resolved" without ever collecting the product.

I finally had enough of the mental agony and filed an official grievance in consumer court. I demanded an immediate refund and explicitly threatened to drag them to the District Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission for deficiency in service and unfair trade practices.

Surprise, surprise—that actually got their attention. Their support team finally called me, and my full refund was successfully credited back to my original payment source!

Don't let these e-commerce giants win by making you give up out of frustration. If anyone is stuck in this same loop and needs help filing a grievance, DM me!