Hi Everyone
Has anyone used this Roti maker , they sell via their own website not sure if available anywhere else, by the videos they have posted it looks good and hassle free roti making process.
Hi Everyone,
I am confused between:
-Buying a used petrol car
-Getting a new car through office lease
Used car seems financially smarter, but I’m worried about E20 compatibility, reliability, and rusting in older cars.
New leased car gives warranty and tax benefits, but it’s a bigger investment and I’m concerned about future government ethanol policies (E20 now, possible E100 later).
Mostly city usage with occasional highway trips.
What would you do in today’s Indian market?
Hi Everyone,
I am confused between:
-Buying a used petrol car
-Getting a new car through office lease
Used car seems financially smarter, but I’m worried about E20 compatibility, reliability, and rusting in older cars.
New leased car gives warranty and tax benefits, but it’s a bigger investment and I’m concerned about future government ethanol policies (E20 now, possible E100 later).
Mostly city usage with occasional highway trips.
What would you do in today’s Indian market?
Hey everyone! I’m in my early 30s and married, and I’ve realized recently how much my social circle has shifted.
Most of my close friends from my MBA days have moved to their hometowns or other cities, and even the few in Bangalore are busy with marriage and work.
Between work-from-office only twice a week and being a bit of an introvert, I’ve found I’m not really building new connections.
I’ve tried joining running clubs, but I mostly just run and go home. I enjoy my alone time, but I’ve noticed I do miss having a close friend to share things with.
So, how have others in a similar situation navigated this? Whether you’re in your 30s, married, or just had to rebuild social connections—how do you meet and form genuine friendships here in Bangalore? I’d love to hear your experiences or suggestions!
Hey everyone! I’m in my early 30s and married, and I’ve realized recently how much my social circle has shifted.
Most of my close friends from my MBA days have moved to their hometowns or other cities, and even the few in Bangalore are busy with marriage and work.
Between work-from-office only twice a week and being a bit of an introvert, I’ve found I’m not really building new connections.
I’ve tried joining running clubs, but I mostly just run and go home. I enjoy my alone time, but I’ve noticed I do miss having a close friend to share things with.
So, how have others in a similar situation navigated this? Whether you’re in your 30s, married, or just had to rebuild social connections—how do you meet and form genuine friendships here in Bangalore? I’d love to hear your experiences or suggestions!
30M
Hi everyone! I’m transitioning from a company that provides full health insurance coverage for parents (including day-one benefits) to Accenture.
I understand that Accenture doesn’t directly offer parental health insurance but does provide a discounted option for parents.
I’m hoping someone can clarify: If I take this discounted parental insurance through Accenture, does it come with similar benefits to corporate insurance (such as day-one claim eligibility and comparable coverage)? I’d like to understand the differences before making a decision.
Thanks in advance for your input!
Has anyone availed a car lease from Accenture?
I want to know which vendors Accenture supports and what is the average Residual value
Hello
I currently have my parents under corporate health insurance in my current organisation, I am moving to another where parents insurance is not included hence I have to opt from outside, considering the existing health issues (Diabetes and BP) are there any insurance companies which cover these existing diseases from initial stages instead of waiting?
I am also looking for companies where the claim is hasse free