I’m organizing a fun event and trying to decide what people would enjoy most:

1. Trivia + Games + DJ Night — trivia, fun games, and then a DJ to finish the night.
2. Games + DJ Night — no trivia, just a bunch of small/fun games followed by a DJ night.
3. Sangeet Night — teams split into Bride Side vs Groom Side, with games, performances, music, and some friendly competition.

Batana guys kya scene rehta hai

Hi everyone,

I'm 24 and earn ₹35,000/month. I'm trying to figure out if I'm making a mistake by continuing my SIPs while carrying debt.

Here's my current situation:

• Salary: ₹35,000/month
• Monthly SIP investments: ~₹15,000

Current debt:

• PS5: ₹59,000 on 6-month no-cost EMI
• Headphones: ₹22,000 on EMI (₹1,100/month for 20 months)
• Friend: ₹12,000 that I need to repay

By the end of every month, after EMIs, SIPs, and expenses, I'm usually left with only ₹100–₹200 in my account.

I'm conflicted because:

• I don't want to stop investing since I've been consistent with my SIPs.
• At the same time, having almost no cash left at the end of the month feels stressful, and I still have debt to clear.

Would you recommend:

1. Reducing or pausing my SIPs temporarily and using that money to clear the debt faster?
2. Continuing my SIPs as they are, since some of the debt is on no-cost EMI?
3. Any other strategy that would make more financial sense?

I know buying the PS5 and headphones probably wasn't the smartest financial decision, so I'm looking for practical advice on how to improve my situation going forward.

Thanks in advance!

Hi everyone,

I'm 24 and earn ₹35,000/month. I'm trying to figure out if I'm making a mistake by continuing my SIPs while carrying debt.

Here's my current situation:

• Salary: ₹35,000/month
• Monthly SIP investments: ~₹15,000

Current debt:

• PS5: ₹59,000 on 6-month no-cost EMI
• Headphones: ₹22,000 on EMI (₹1,100/month for 20 months)
• Friend: ₹12,000 that I need to repay

By the end of every month, after EMIs, SIPs, and expenses, I'm usually left with only ₹100–₹200 in my account.

I'm conflicted because:

• I don't want to stop investing since I've been consistent with my SIPs.
• At the same time, having almost no cash left at the end of the month feels stressful, and I still have debt to clear.

Would you recommend:

1. Reducing or pausing my SIPs temporarily and using that money to clear the debt faster?
2. Continuing my SIPs as they are, since some of the debt is on no-cost EMI?
3. Any other strategy that would make more financial sense?

I know buying the PS5 and headphones probably wasn't the smartest financial decision, so I'm looking for practical advice on how to improve my situation going forward.

Thanks in advance!

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