u/drug_dealer131

Hey everyone,

I’m looking for 5 people to share a Duolingo Family Plan.

It costs ₹2,150/year, and supports up to 6 members.
So with 6 people, it’s only around ₹358 per person for the whole year.

You get your own Duolingo account, own login, and separate progress. Once we’ll have total 6 members mutually we’ll decide when to buy the subscription.

I’m using it mainly for German, but learners of any language are welcome.

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Hey everyone,

I’m a complete beginner and want to learn swing trading the right way. What are the best books, YouTube channels, websites, or courses you’d recommend? If you were starting from scratch today, what resources would you use?

Hi everyone,

I'm looking for some opinions on Vedanta from a long-term investment perspective.

I have a few questions:

• How do you currently view Vedanta's fundamentals? Are they still strong enough for long-term holding despite the company's debt and corporate structure?
• What would you consider to be a good accumulation or entry zone at current valuations?
• If someone is already holding Vedanta with an average buy price of around ₹300–350, what would you suggest?
  • Continue holding for the long term?
  • Average down on declines?
  • Or exit and invest in a fundamentally stronger company?

I'm more interested in understanding the company's future growth potential, dividend sustainability, debt situation, and whether averaging at these levels makes sense from a risk-reward perspective.

I'd especially appreciate responses from investors who have followed Vedanta for several years or have done detailed fundamental analysis.

Thanks in advance!

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Hi guys,

I want to know about the IT sector in Jaipur. Are there good software companies and career opportunities for full stack developers?

Which companies are best for freshers, learning, salary, and career growth? Also, how is the overall IT market in Jaipur compared to other cities?

Would love to hear experiences and suggestions.