r/ahmedabad_teen

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Cs2????

any male from age 18 to 21 can dm me. If want to talk. No problem if you messaged after several days from my posting day.

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**Location - Nikol ahmedabad**

**House - G + 2 floors.**

I have Gtpl 80mbps for probably 3-4 years, it's good for surfing, downloading and tv and stuff, but it simply sucks when I do heavy usage like YouTube Live streams! The internet simply isn't constant throughout 1hr stream, and it just drops in middle! (Main router, on upper floor, I do streams in the next room)

I have a TP LINK wireless extender at ground floor which is pretty bad for live stream it simply reduces the main speed by half.

Now I took a 100mbps airtel air fiber WiFi plan, it works like a charm, the speed is 85-95mbps but it doesn't lag and gives consistent speed throughout unlike any drops.

Now I am planning to buy an Ethernet cable and a Tp link router to extend the range and speed of AIRTEL fibre from ground floor to upper floors without any drops in range or speed.

**THE ISSUE IS AIRTEL 100BMPS COST AROUND 11k for a year, meanwhile if I even buy gtpl 150mbps plan it will cost me only 9k!**

***SHOULD I CONTINUE WITH AIRTEL AND ATTACH ETHERNET CABLE TO EXPAND THE REACH, OR GO FOR GTPL 150MBPS PLAN AND ATTACH IT WITH ETHERNET CABLE?***

Hey everyone! I’m looking to meet new people and make friends, and I’ve noticed there are quite a few friendship/dating/social events happening in Ahmedabad, especially on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays.

I was checking the District app and found a lot of events, but I’ve never attended one of these before. Has anyone here actually been to any of these events?

Would love to know:

- Are these events actually good for meeting new people?

- Is the crowd friendly and genuine?

- Are they more focused on dating or making friends?

- Which events/organizers would you recommend?

- Is it comfortable to attend alone?

If you’ve attended one, please share your honest experience/review. I’m especially interested in events that are good for someone going alone and looking to make genuine connections.

Thanks!

I just want a very thick book, don't care about the topic, up for sale for a dirt cheap price.

Thanks!

No one is responding to their vacancy postings and all of sudden everyone wants a python ai ml dev with expereince bruh what happend to MERN devs? I have actively started to look for switch and the market here is soo f*cked up its soo frustrating.

Koi idea bhi nahi aa raha product nahi to naukari ko laat mar deta. Btw Sr Fullstack dev here with 4+ yrs of experince. Do let me know if you have any lead.

My birthday is coming up, and this year I’ll most likely be celebrating it alone. Instead of staying home and feeling bored, I want to make the day special for myself.
I’m in Ahmedabad and would love some suggestions for things I can do solo. It could be a nice café or restaurant, an activity, a peaceful place to spend some time, a small solo experience, or anything fun that doesn’t feel awkward doing alone.
I’m open to trying something different too. How would you plan a birthday in Ahmedabad if you were celebrating completely by yourself?
Would really appreciate some ideas! :)

I've been thinking about this one for a while.

How often do you experience something and your first instinct is to take a photo?

You go to a nice restaurant - story.

You travel somewhere - post.

You buy something - post.

You have an opinion - post about it.

And sometimes even the experience itself starts feeling like content.

So here's the question:

Has social media made us perform our lives instead of live them?

Are we choosing restaurants, clothes, trips, hobbies and even opinions differently because we know other people are going to see them?

Or is this just another way of expressing ourselves and people have always cared about how their lives look to others?

I'd genuinely like to know what people in Ahmedabad think about this.

For it or against it pick a side. No annoying “both sides have a point” answers 😂

We're actually taking this discussion offline as the topic for the second edition of a small debate/discussion event we're doing in Ahmedabad called Hear Me Out on August 22.

The format is pretty simple: people argue, challenge each other, and hopefully leave questioning something they were convinced about when they walked in.

There isn't supposed to be a correct answer.

I'm mainly posting this here because I'd love to hear some Ahmedabad opinions before the event.

So has social media changed the way you live, or are we just blaming the app for something humans have always done?

Need new friends to talk and share alot things i

Interested DM me

Hey everyone! I’m 19 and looking to meet some new people around Ahmedabad and hopefully make a few genuine friendships.

I’m pretty chill and open to pretty much anything — grabbing chai/coffee, exploring new places, going on random walks, gaming, watching movies, talking about life, or just sitting somewhere and having completely random conversations 😂

Would be nice to find people around my age who are also looking to make new friends and actually hang out IRL instead of just exchanging a few messages and disappearing 😭

If you’re from Ahmedabad and also looking for new friends, feel free to comment or DM me. Tell me a little about yourself too — age, interests, area, whatever you’re comfortable sharing.

Let’s see where it goes 🤝

Hi 👋
I am working professional, on WFH (work from home) model, mostly get bored since no human interaction 😅
I have lost contact with old frds and no frds in office of course since on wfh mode
My husband is also working from home (he’s is IT) - same with him
Looking for good friends!!

Chaar Diwaari in the city ♿️🎸
Baat karne ko hai bass ye microphone

you’re someone who loves good music, late-night conversations, meeting new people and actually going out instead of just scrolling through plans — you’ll want to know about Char Diwaari.
A space for Ahmedabad’s party lovers, hosts, creators and people who simply want to be part of something different.
If that sounds like your scene, keep an eye on Char Diwaari.
Let’s build the city’s most interesting party community — one gathering at a time.