u/civilpottery

He claims the brand gets these chairs from local markets so directly get them from there locally without the brand tag for half the price.

Is it true? Please guide

Hey everyone, need quick advice.

I’m 5'4" and deciding between the Featherlite Amaze mid-back vs high-back (with headrest).

I do recline fairly often, but I’m worried the headrest might sit too high or feel awkward at my height.

For anyone around my height:
- Did the Amaze headrest actually support your neck/head properly?
- Does it push your head forward?
- Would you recommend going without the headrest instead?

If you know any pg/1rk/ sharing flat or whatsapp groups please share contact or addresses, it’ll really be helpful. Thanks a lot

I want to buy all things from brush, mop, bottle, etc etc. Please advice me with what’ll be a good cheap option to go shopping if not Blinkit. Vishal mega mart or dmart or some other place. Shifted to patwari. Thanks a lot

Living in Mumbai I’ve always felt comfortable wearing whatever I am confident in, but that was also possible because it felt safe, no looks were passed, even if it was late night.
But I am shifting to Delhi for postgrad. And am confused if my outfits would blend in here. Would they be safe looking at the crime rates against women, mostly the rape cases.
Should I just get more conservative clothing or it’s fine?

The area would make a difference too but end of the day I’d just explore anywhere in Delhi when hanging out with friends. So needed a safe honest opinion, especially from women who’d advise me based on their experience. Thank you.

Edit: mainly would there be crazy stares, that intimidates me because it was never really the case in Mumbai irrespective of how bold my outfit was. Thanks again.

Not sure whether north, south, north east. Pretty unsure about how much money I’d need. Duration depends on money; I have about 1 lakh to spend.

Unsure about everything. Please advise on location and time I can spend travelling in that budget, without compromising safety. Thanks

Starting May end, I don’t prefer to rush, rather slow travel.

do you wish you started preparing sooner?

i completed my post graduation yesterday. and well i am 23, the plan was to start preparing for upsc but. i realised i stalled it since i was 21 because i didn’t want to be a collector at 21 but a student who’s living college life because that’s never coming back. and i am glad. now that that’s over. call me stupid but i genuinely was wondering if i should spend one year backpacking around india before starting my prep, because once i jump into it, i know i wont ever have a spare year in my youth to spend it travelling. so its not late at all right if i start preparing at 25 instead? idk if i should shut up and start studying because time is running out. i am so genuinely confused. but just my point is i am never going to get to be 23 again and travel the world, but its same if i become a officer at 23 or 27. i am not for a second doubting if i want upsc. i do. it’s just the fact that some experiences are meant to be done at certain time. please help me with any advices on same.

Edit: I know not everyone has the luxury to ask this, I come from a privileged background, and I am grateful that I can afford it. I am just unsure if that’s a dumb move because I don’t want to compromise on my career.