Bose New QuietComfort Wireless Noise Cancelling Earbuds vs Sony WF-1000XM5 Best Active Noise Cancelling Wireless Bluetooth Earbuds

I had ordered Sony at No cost EMI for around 670 per month for 18 months, while for Bose I'll pay upfront 9.2k, which has better ANC,

I already have Sony xm6 headphones got for 25.5k during sale so I need tws.

Hi Guys, got a new car for dad. Brezza. Want to get PPF, sound damping,sunroof protection and some basic accessories as it's already a top model (like matt, yellow to white interior light, badging, door protection etc).

It's also our first car so pardon my stupidity.

Checked with brotomotive. Are they expensive for Brezza?

Help will be appreciated.

Need someone/people to dress up and visit the pandals around 4-5pm and have a good time.

From Bhopal to Delhi for college, and now I'm trying to figure out how to afford the life I came here for.

I'm not entirely sure how to write this, but I think I need some perspective from people who have been through something similar.

I'm a first-year student at Gargi College, University of Delhi. I moved from Bhopal to Delhi for college, carrying all the expectations that come with moving to a new city. I imagined independence, new experiences, meeting people, learning things outside the classroom, and slowly building a life of my own.

And I've experienced some of that. Delhi has challenged me, changed me, and forced me to grow up in ways I wasn't prepared for. But somewhere between adjusting to college, living away from home, dealing with uncertainty, and trying to figure out who I want to become, reality has started hitting harder than I expected.

The biggest issue right now is financial independence.

My family's financial situation is limited, and the expenses of living in Delhi, especially rent and basic living costs, are becoming difficult to manage. My parents can contribute a small amount each month, but I don't want the entire burden of my education and living expenses to fall on them. I want to find a way to contribute meaningfully myself.

I'm not looking to abandon college or take a shortcut at the cost of my education. I want to continue studying, maintain a good academic record, build useful skills, and eventually work towards a career in public policy, international relations, or research.

The problem is that all of this requires time, money, and some degree of stability, and right now I'm trying to figure out how to build that stability while already being in the middle of everything.

My life has been pretty unpredictable lately. I've had to adjust to a new city, deal with personal struggles, rethink some of my expectations, and learn how to manage things on my own. Some days I feel like I'm finally getting somewhere; on others, I feel like I'm trying to solve ten different problems without knowing which one to tackle first.

Still, I don't want this post to be just about my circumstances. I want to do something about them.

I'm willing to learn and work. I'm interested in writing, content creation, social media management, research, and other work that can realistically be managed alongside college. I'm also open to tutoring or remote internships and entry-level opportunities that don't require years of experience.

I'm trying to find something legitimate that can help me cover a meaningful part of my living expenses without having to sacrifice my education.

So I'm posting here because I could genuinely use some advice from people who have navigated financial difficulties, moved away from home for college, started earning as students, or built something for themselves with limited resources.

- What are realistic ways for a first-year college student in Delhi to start earning?

- Are there legitimate platforms, organisations, internships, or small businesses that hire students for paid writing, research, tutoring, editing, or social media work?

- If you've been in a similar situation, what helped you become financially independent without burning out or compromising your studies?

- If you work in a field where a beginner could contribute and learn, I'd appreciate advice on how to get started or where to look for opportunities.

I'm not expecting strangers on the internet to solve my problems for me. I know I have to do the work myself. But sometimes, one useful piece of advice, one genuine connection, or one opportunity can make a difference that you couldn't have created on your own.

I'm trying to give myself a fair chance at the life I moved here to build.

If you've read this far, thank you. Any practical advice, resources, or genuine leads would mean a lot.

Details:
📍 Location: Delhi/NCR (exact location will be shared with interested people)
🕙 Reporting Time: 10:00 AM
💻 Work Starts: 12:00 PM when the website opens
⏳ Expected Duration: Approximately 2–3 hours; you should be free by 2–3 PM.
💰 Payment: ₹2,000 per successful flat booking.
💵 If the booking is unsuccessful: ₹500 will still be paid.
🍱 Food and refreshments will be provided.
💻 Requirement: Please bring your own laptop.
If you’re based in Delhi/NCR, have a laptop, and are interested, please DM me for further details.
Please reach out only if you’re available on 20th October.

Also, is the metro working?

Really hurts my self-esteem. Tbh I would've been fine with hair loss, had it happened at 40+, but its too depressing at 25

Everything is fine in my life but since yesterday the winter air and the delhi smell of winter

Every past year something or the other has happened. Scared of the winter arc and its giving me anxiety. I dont know what to do.

Do you feel the same?

I have lived in Delhi till my 12th, moved away for college and job, and then again shifted back here. Right now I live in a rented flat in GGN on workdays and I come to my parents place in Delhi on weekends.

This happened a couple of months back. I was in the gym and by mistake I kicked down a guy’s water bottle and I didn’t notice that I did that. He had kept the bottle on the floor area meant to walk around and therefore I couldn’t see it. I had weights in my hands and earphones in my ears when he tapped on my shoulders and very rudely said “Dekh ke chal, tune meri bottle gira di” (Look where you are going, you toppled my bottle). I kept my weights and said with a calm tone “bhai sorry, galti se gir gai hogi but ye bottle rakhne ki jagha nhi hai, bottle vahan shelf pe rakho” (sorry brother, it must have happened by mistake but this is not the place to keep bottle, keep it on the shelf). He took this as an offence, puffed his chest out, came extremely close to me and started instigating me to escalate the issue.

I am 5’10” and well built, this guy was no more than 5’6” and very skinny. I could have escalated this without any fear but I dont like to fight. I believe its very childish.

But I realised that I could encounter some idiot some random day who wants to pick a fight for reasons that a 7 year old kid would pick and that guy might be strong enough to do some serious harm. I want to protect myself and my loved ones from that, specially now that I am back in Delhi. So, I have been thinking of joining some sort of martial arts classes for self defence in Delhi, preferably in West Delhi as I live in Paschim Vihar. Although, a little far off places work as well. My personal preference is MMA but other suggestions are welcomed.

Please comment suggestions to such classes that you know. Include the name, place and what they teach. Also, please share your martial arts journey in the comments if you feel like it. Thanks for reading!

Me and my mom live together

Now she don't work we have 1 flat and we live in rent of that 1 flat

And other thing is the property papers

All property papers are on my grandfather name and woh transfer nahi hui mere upar

So kaise banega ?

Coming to Delhi soon and my only real plan is to eat. Please tell me your favourite street food spots - the ones you'd actually take a friend to.

I feel cancel ho jayega coz it's near to India gate

But is there anyone jo concert mai jara hai ?

I wanna have fun , this is a good opportunity , I have organised these parties before . Should I organise one for close people around me ?

Currently working at American Express as a Band 28, earning 8 LPA (band range: 5.5–9 LPA).
I have 2 years of total work experience and a postgraduate degree. I initially joined Amex at Band 28 through a referral because I was unemployed after graduation.

Now I’m planning to apply internally for Band 30 roles in Risk, Credit Risk, and Fraud in December. I’ve checked the eligibility requirements, and I meet or exceed the experience, education, and technical skill requirements.

The salary range for these Band 30 positions is 12–22 LPA, which I can see internally.

My questions:

Is asking for 20 LPA realistic, considering I’m currently at 8 LPA? I know it’s a 150% hike, but it’s within the new band’s range.

What’s the maximum I should negotiate for, and what’s the minimum I should realistically settle for?
If HR says “Your current CTC is only 8 LPA, we can’t offer such a huge hike” or “We don’t have the budget,” how do I negotiate without getting lowballed?

Does Amex have any internal salary hike caps when moving from Band 28 to Band 30, even when switching functions?

Would especially appreciate insights from people who’ve made internal band jumps at Amex or worked in HR/compensation.

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Same as title

Being a gay man is hard. Feels like everyone just wants sex and nobody wants an actual relationship lol. I just want someone to go on dates with, yap about random shit, and spend time with.

Being single is one thing, but having no friends either makes it so much worse. 😭

Tell me about your experiences. Mine were horrible.
Note: I completed my schooling at the RK Puram Government School.

I travel frequently on the Delhi Metro, mostly on the Yellow Line, and honestly, kabhi kabhi anxiety hoti hai when a girl sits next to me. I automatically try to squeeze myself into my seat and avoid even the slightest touch because I don’t want any unnecessary argument or misunderstanding.

I saw this happen with a person on the Blue Line around 7 months ago. A girl was sitting next to him, their legs accidentally touched, and she started yelling at him. Since then, I think about this whenever a girl sits beside me in the metro.

I’m not against women, and I completely understand that women have their own concerns about safety and personal space. Accidental touch can happen in a crowded metro, and obviously, nobody should deliberately invade anyone’s space.

But I also feel that sometimes, as a person , you become extra conscious of every little movement because you’re scared of being misunderstood.

Do other guys feel this way too, or am I overthinking it?

I really like what he is doing. I want to follow more people delhi based or like ncr who are into literature, film making, and production houses.

Do suggest

I have a good profile of 9/9/9. Planning for Ivy League Business Schools.

almost all of them are unique and a few of them are rare, lmk if anyones interested

My bua said that "Ye Neha Bora One piece ki tshirt pahen ke aayi jisse vo iss desh ke tukde kar sake"

I said One piece is a famous Anime and I don't even watch Anime but still know about this, She said "hoga famous but abhi isse countries ko unstable karne ka symbol banaya jaa rha hai"

She gave me various examples that "Nepal mein bhi one piece ki tshirts pehni thi and udhar dekh kya hua, ye log bhi one piece ke supporter hai and iss desh ko tod denge".

I am still speechless.

Hey guys ! My friend’s visiting me in Delhi, and we’re kinda bored today lol. Anyone up for a chill drive, good music, and maybe stopping for chai or food somewhere? Just looking to hang out and meet some cool people. Nothing shady, no hanky-panky, just a chill time. Hit me up if you’re around! :)

PS : We both are Trans!!

Anyone wanna go together for pandal in cr park today