Nissan Magnite NA – Good for Family Use and Long-Term Ownership?
▲ 9 r/carsIndiaOfficial+1 crossposts

Nissan Magnite NA – Good for Family Use and Long-Term Ownership?

I’m planning to buy the Nissan Magnite naturally aspirated (NA) variant and would like to hear from current owners.

How is it for family use and long-term ownership? How are the engine performance, mileage, maintenance costs, and overall reliability?

Also, is anyone here from Jaipur? I’d love to hear about your experience with Nissan’s service centres in Jaipur, including service quality, costs, and spare parts availability.

Please share your honest feedback and any issues you’ve faced. Thanks!

u/tht_rajasthani_guy — 5 days ago

The delusion of a Happy India

Recently, I read news from my city. A person carrying eggs was hit by a vehicle. They got into a fight, road rage started, and then the driver killed the man carrying the eggs.

The accused is a history-sheeter with multiple criminal cases already against him. Who are we as a society? Where is the law and order? A criminal with multiple cases is roaming free.

We keep preaching about how great our society is, but sometimes it feels like we're living in a delusion. This is not a religious post. As humans, as a society, if you're not powerful or rich, you're just a bug that can be crushed at any time.

How did we grow into a society like this? It's so easy to be a rule-breaker, and some people even take pride in it.

One of my friends owns two plots, but someone illegally took possession of them. He's been fighting for the last six months, and nothing has happened because that person is very powerful. My friend is even afraid to file a case because he thinks it will only make things worse.

Where are we going as a society? Do we really want to raise our children in a society like this? People's egos have become so big that they think they can do whatever they want. Where are the civilized people?

I've even seen family members hate or try to destroy their own brother just because he's doing better than them.

I know this isn't just India's problem. Every country has powerful people who misuse their influence. But in India, it often feels much worse.

Sometimes I can't even walk on the street without thinking that if some Thar driver hits me, there will be nothing I can do. He'll probably get bail within a few hours, while an ordinary person is left to suffer.

It just makes me sick.

reddit.com
u/tht_rajasthani_guy — 3 months ago

Looking for career advice — what should I do next?

I’m a React Native dev with around 7 years of experience, mostly in frontend. I’m planning to switch jobs soon and just trying to figure out how to stay relevant.

Lately I’ve been thinking about AI, but honestly I’m a bit confused about what direction to take. I don’t think I’m the kind of person who’ll go super deep into AI or become an AI engineer.

Recently I started playing around with running local LLMs inside mobile apps , and it seems interesting. Also hearing a lot about agentic AI these days.

But I’m not sure if I’m going in the right direction or just following the hype.

Would really appreciate some honest advice:

What should someone with my background focus on next?

Is AI + mobile a good path, or should I look at something else?

reddit.com
u/tht_rajasthani_guy — 3 months ago