BJP doesn't treat India as it's own. It treats India as an asset. That's why it sold most of it.
▲ 42 r/bsnl+3 crossposts

BJP doesn't treat India as it's own. It treats India as an asset. That's why it sold most of it.

They are slowly selling all the government assets. It feels like they know they will be in government for a limited time and they are trying to monetize as much as they can at the expense of our nation. I just hate andhbhakts that still support them.

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u/swiftiehorizon — 2 days ago

For Sale, Samsung 8GB DDR5 5600MHz Laptop RAM – Delhi/NCR

Selling Samsung 8GB DDR5 5600MHz SODIMM RAM stick.

It came factory pre-installed in my MSI laptop. Selling only because I upgraded to higher-capacity RAM.

It is original Samsung OEM RAM sticks, factory-installed by MSI, and is working perfectly. I barely used it for a month and upgraded to the new RAM sticks. So it is very little used.

PRICE: 6000 INR 
Location: Delhi/NCR

DM if interested.

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u/swiftiehorizon — 5 days ago

If my office would be in Andheri (near orkay mill or bhim nagar) how near can I expect my stay to be and how much will it cost?

I don't know much about Mumbai. I might be coming to Mumbai for my new job. I live in Delhi abhi.

I want to know how far can I expect an accommodation to be in reasonable price and how much would it cost? I'd rather prefer a flat than a PG.

People are scaring me that Mumbai is expensive and I knew it is expensive, but is it that expensive. Is cost of living in Mumbai more than double that of Delhi?

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u/swiftiehorizon — 5 days ago

If my office would be in Andheri (near orkay mill or bhim nagar) how near can I expect my stay to be and how much will it cost?

I don't know much about Mumbai. I might be coming to Mumbai for my new job. I live in Delhi abhi.

I want to know how far can I expect an accommodation to be in reasonable price and how much would it cost? I'd rather prefer a flat than a PG.

People are scaring me that Mumbai is expensive and I knew it is expensive, but is it that expensive. Is cost of living in Mumbai more than double that of Delhi?

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u/swiftiehorizon — 5 days ago

If my office would be in Andheri (near orkay mill or bhim nagar) how near can I expect my stay to be and how much will it cost?

I don't know much about Mumbai. I might be coming to Mumbai for my new job. I live in Delhi abhi.

I want to know how far can I expect an accommodation to be in reasonable price and how much would it cost? I'd rather prefer a flat than a PG.

People are scaring me that Mumbai is expensive and I knew it is expensive, but is it that expensive. Is cost of living in Mumbai more than double that of Delhi?

reddit.com
u/swiftiehorizon — 5 days ago

If my office would be in Andheri (near orkay mill or bhim nagar) how near can I expect my stay to be and how much will it cost?

I don't know much about Mumbai. I might be coming to Mumbai for my new job. I live in Delhi abhi.

I want to know how far can I expect an accommodation to be in reasonable price and how much would it cost? I'd rather prefer a flat than a PG.

People are scaring me that Mumbai is expensive and I knew it is expensive, but is it that expensive. Is cost of living in Mumbai more than double that of Delhi?

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u/swiftiehorizon — 5 days ago
▲ 17 r/noida

Why Noida is so neglected by the government?

We see very little infrastructure development in Noida by this government.

Aqua line still not connected with blue line even after what feels like more than a decade.

Noida had a good road infrastructure which seems to be deteriorating. A lot of potholes and broken road near my home.

Construction of FNG is delayed indefinitely and most of the Noida part remains unfinished.

No proper public bus infrastructure.

Noida has so many industries, surely it must be earning one of the most taxes among all cities in UP, and still it feels like Noida is neglected by the government.

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u/swiftiehorizon — 6 days ago

I'm a recent graduate. My college does not have placement. So, I'm applying offline, but finding it difficult to find a job. Any tips to help me succeed?

I've graduated in M.Des, Industrial Design from a good reputed govt Institute in my country, India.
I've made my portfolio website. And I believe it's pretty good.
I've applied to a lot of jobs. Easily 150+ within a span of about 2 weeks. I'm not getting much response. I'm applying internationally as well as in my own country. Although I'd prefer to work in a western country for better exposure and for some personal reasons.
I'm getting rejected in all my international applications. I think Visa Sponsorship is a big barrier for applying internationally. I've worked very hard on my portfolio, I wonder what else I'm missing.
Do you guys have any idea or tips for a recent graduate looking for a new job? Even a small tip, It might be obvious to you but not to me.

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u/swiftiehorizon — 8 days ago

For Sale, 2× Samsung 8GB DDR5 5600MHz Laptop RAM – Delhi/NCR

https://preview.redd.it/5ix8c9otkzhh1.jpg?width=1536&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=8ae7073d6652c2f2c1e53a89fd2f97e6d72a247a

Selling 2× Samsung 8GB DDR5 5600MHz SODIMM RAM sticks (16GB total).

These came factory pre-installed in my MSI laptop. Selling only because I upgraded to higher-capacity RAM.

They are original Samsung OEM RAM sticks, factory-installed by MSI, and both are working perfectly.

PRICE: 11000 INR for both / 6000 INR each — slightly negotiable
Location: Delhi/NCR

DM if interested.

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u/swiftiehorizon — 13 days ago

[SELL] 2× Samsung 8GB DDR5 5600MHz Laptop RAM – Delhi/NCR

Selling 2× Samsung 8GB DDR5 5600MHz SODIMM RAM sticks (16GB total).

These came factory pre-installed in my MSI laptop. Selling only because I upgraded to higher-capacity RAM.

They are original Samsung OEM RAM sticks, factory-installed by MSI, and both are working perfectly.

Price: ₹11,000 for both / ₹6,000 each — slightly negotiable
Location: Delhi/NCR

DM if interested.

https://preview.redd.it/izug9kfmkzhh1.jpg?width=1536&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=f5f71850fb322c592dc153de7387294a5192f020

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u/swiftiehorizon — 13 days ago

Haven't got gemini for google home speakers yet.

I've got around 6 google home mini 2nd gen speakers at my home. I've applied to their early access program since as long as gemini started rolling out for home. I still haven't got access to gemini for home. I'm a gemini pro subscriber. And it's not a location problem, someone I know have got access to gemini for home even without enrolling in early access program.

u/swiftiehorizon — 14 days ago
▲ 143 r/delhi

Guys, Gadi March needs out attention!....!!! (Protest against E20 petrol)

Govt is harassing Tehseen Poonawalla. He needs our support. We were supposed to have gadi march today. But the govt threatened to seize vehicles of those involved.

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u/swiftiehorizon — 20 days ago

Meta is helping the Indian government silence dissent — banning pages, posts and reels that criticize those in power. Meta is becoming complicit in India's slide toward authoritarianism, and the rest of the world needs to pay attention.

What Instagram is doing in India is deeply disturbing.

Pages that speak against the government, criticize those in power, or amplify dissent are being suspended, restricted, or taken down. Posts and reels critical of the government are disappearing, while creators are constantly worried that speaking openly will cost them their accounts.

India is already moving in an increasingly authoritarian direction, and platforms like Instagram have enormous power over what millions of people are allowed to see and say. If they keep helping suppress criticism of the government, they will share responsibility for enabling that decline.

People outside India need to know what is happening here.

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u/swiftiehorizon — 20 days ago

Instagram is helping silence dissent in India

What Instagram is doing in India is deeply disturbing.

Pages that speak against the government, criticize those in power, or amplify dissent are being suspended, restricted, or taken down. Posts and reels critical of the government are disappearing, while creators are constantly worried that speaking openly will cost them their accounts.

India is already moving in an increasingly authoritarian direction, and platforms like Instagram have enormous power over what millions of people are allowed to see and say. If they keep helping suppress criticism of the government, they will share responsibility for enabling that decline.

People outside India need to know what is happening here.

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u/swiftiehorizon — 20 days ago
▲ 6 r/IndianEntrepreneur+1 crossposts

My father (retired) wants to open a small shop in a local typical lower middle class locality in Noida. He does not like sitting idle. Can you suggest a typical business idea which is not very demanding?

We were thinking of stationery shop. But we are mostly blank, have no business background. So we are open for suggestions. We would prefer a safe business with good growth opportunity.

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u/swiftiehorizon — 25 days ago
▲ 44 r/noida

Just saw a drone show from my home in Noida!

Out of the blue, in the middle of nowhere, in between the farms, just saw a drone show. Maybe someone practicing.

But the view from my balcony was 💯💯

u/swiftiehorizon — 29 days ago
▲ 47 r/noida

[S] A firsthand update from Jantar Mantar and some basic safety advice

I visited Jantar Mantar at around 1 a.m., and the area was already quite crowded. Being around a large number of people can make the atmosphere feel less intimidating, especially for those who may be nervous about attending.

For anyone who wants to participate but is concerned about safety, a few precautions may help:

  1. Avoid standing in the densest part of the gathering. Stay toward the outer areas and keep enough space around you to move comfortably.

  2. Do not get surrounded by large groups, and remain aware of your surroundings.

  3. Pay attention to any announcements or instructions from the police or organisers. Cooperate calmly and avoid arguments or confrontations.

  4. If you notice growing tension, pushing, unrest, or any possibility of confrontation, leave the area early rather than waiting for the situation to escalate.

It is important for people to show their support, but everyone has a different level of comfort and risk tolerance. You do not necessarily have to stand at the front to make your presence count. Attending peacefully and responsibly is still meaningful.

Please also follow basic safety precautions shared by others: carry water, stay hydrated, bring electrolytes if needed, keep your phone charged, inform someone you trust about your location, and review your phone’s privacy and emergency settings beforehand.

Take care of yourself and the people around you. Keep the gathering peaceful, follow lawful instructions, and leave immediately if you feel unsafe.

Hope to see people participating peacefully and responsibly.

Long live India!

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u/swiftiehorizon — 1 month ago