सीमोल्लंघन सोहळा - सिंहगड ❤️

Kisi ne ye graffiti banake pure aesthetics ka satyanash kar diya.

I mean, yevdhi sundar jaga ahe pan hyanchi masti tar bagha na. Ani te kay lihlay te nit vachta suddha yet nahi.

Btw, this place is in Baramati. Ik it's not Pune, but it's not not Pune either. Ani dusra kuthla subreddit pan nahi milala post karayla 😭

PS. My phone's camera turns into a potato in low light , so these pics don't really do justice to how good the place looks IRL.

Bappa sab theek kar denge♥️

लहानपणी स्वयंपाकघराच्या भिंतीवर Kalnirnay सारखं calendar असायचं, आणि पानाच्या मागे जे छापलेलं असायचं ते मी नेहमी वाचायचो. ते खूप miss करत होतो, म्हणून स्वतःसाठी एक छोटं Android ॲप बनवलं: दिनांक.

२०२६ च्या प्रत्येक दिवसासाठी एक पान: एक म्हण, वाक्प्रचार किंवा संतांची ओळ (तुकाराम, ज्ञानेश्वर, रामदास, जनाबाई…).

• म्हण मोठ्या अक्षरात, जुन्या छापील calendar सारखी
• प्रत्येक शब्दाचा उच्चार आणि अर्थ
• मराठी आणि English मध्ये अर्थ, त्यामागची गोष्ट आणि वापराची तीन उदाहरणं
• सणांच्या दिवशी खास पान आणि सणाविषयी माहिती (दिवाळीला दिवे सुद्धा पेटतात 🪔)
• खऱ्या calendar सारखं पानावर लिहिता येतं: वाढदिवस, आठवणी
• कोपरा उचलून कालचं पान उलटायचं, आणि home screen widgets सुद्धा आहेत

पूर्णपणे मोफत: जाहिराती नाहीत, sign-up नाही. ॲप मराठी किंवा English मध्ये वापरता येतं. किती लोक वापरतात एवढंच निनावी पद्धतीने कळतं, आणि settings मधून ते बंदही करता येतं. तुमच्या नोंदी फोनबाहेर कधीच जात नाहीत.

Play Store वर टाकलेलं नाही, फक्त स्वतःसाठी बनवलं होतं. कोणाला वापरून बघायचं असेल तर comment करा किंवा DM करा, APK पाठवतो (सध्या फक्त Android).

एक प्रामाणिक गोष्ट: मजकूर लिहिताना AI ची मदत घेतली आहे आणि मी अजून तपासतोय. एखादी म्हण, अर्थ किंवा शब्द चुकीचा वाटला तर नक्की सांगा. हीच सगळ्यात मोठी मदत होईल 🙏

Life gets busy in our 30s, and making new friends or building meaningful connections isn't always easy.

I'm looking to bring together a mixed-gender group of people aged 30 to 40 in Pune who'd like to meet like-minded people, build genuine friendships and have a community they can feel comfortable being part of.

Rather than creating another WhatsApp group that eventually goes inactive, I'd like to build this gradually.

The plan is to start with an invite-only, private Reddit community, have brief conversations with interested people, and get to know each other before eventually moving to WhatsApp.

As the community grows, I'd love for members to help shape it, suggest ideas and ensure it stays welcoming, respectful and authentic.

I'm not looking to build a huge group overnight. I'd rather start small and build something worthwhile with the right people.

If this resonates with you, feel free to DM me with your age, general area in Pune and a little about yourself.

I'm also open to constructive criticism, alternative ideas or suggestions on how to make this initiative better. This is just a starting point, and I'd love to hear what others think.

The idea is simple: fewer random acquaintances, more real connections. Let's build something good together. 🙂

Title on mind :- 'The 30 - Something Social, Pune'

his happened at NIBM Road,
we all know how the rash driving of tankers and dumpers accidents in the vicinity have taken place.

this felt like a near death moment, so i was walking towards the rickshaw from my society gate and was crossing the road. i made sure to look in both directions, first a truck passed for which i waited and when i was crossing a big dumper truck came outta no where at sucha high speed and i jumped to save myself. thankfully i did that cuz it almost hit me, it didnt even horn or stop by, continued at the high speed. a few people nearby sat me down for a while and gave me water.

my heart beats are still fast and im honestly just a lil scared atp.

Why bikers in Pune ride like they own the road? Why such a pathetic level of traffic sense? Why they ride like snake? Even snake has discipline.

1. Chicken Cafreal (Goan Dish) - had this bunch of times and loved it

2. Chicken Kosha (Kolkata Dish, one in the photo)

This shop seemed always empty to me since it got opened. So thought of giving it a try and I'm a regular now. Try it out, I'd hate to see this one closing.

Firstly these Rajasthani-style Veg thali outlets like Sukanta and similar variation outlets (maharaja bhog, shahi bhog, etc etc) are not at all authentic Rajasthani cuisine. Secondly Their chinese items, nylong Khaman have exact same taste as any corner marwadi sweet shop. Taste wise these are generic as it gets. Nothing specific. That's the topic of this rant.

For a novelty experience it was good. I've been to these restaurants multiple times and they all are kind of serving similar style, taste food. It seems a similar management is handling these food outlet. Some say these are inspired by Gujarati cuisine or flavor. Nope, as actual Gujarati cuisine is different.

There are few renowned veg-thali outlets, which have their signature style food. Distinguishable. which i respect.

Since many years, I avoid them. These outlets are not bad, they just lack the soul, authenticity.

With increasing Power cuts and water shortage do we still need to have such grand festivals?

I dont want to hurt relegious sentiments but shouldn't we look at humanity first and see what our priorities are..

Happy Dussehra!!

Pretty late morning but nevertheless morning!!

If possible tell timing also.

Need to buy shoes and want outlets to get them a bit cheaper

Hello all!

We’ve four kittens of around three weeks old in our society. Their mom is still feeding them but they will definitely need to be adopted soon. Hoping to see these young ones get a loving home.
Also trying to see if any NGOs can take them for the time being.

Please DM if interested.

Area - Kothrud
Breed - Indie
Four kittens (two male, two unknown)

Same as title

On my way to bibvewadi, kuthe kuthe paus yeto ahe ?

Fortunately i got back home just before this rainshower

Need bulk order urgently, any shops in pcmc giving express delivery or i can go n pick it up?

Location: Mega Center, near Magarpatta Chowk, Hadapsar, Pune Company name used in the email: Vantor Info / Vantor Tech Info

I want to share my experience from today’s interview so that other freshers and job seekers in Pune can be careful and avoid potentially losing their hard-earned money.

I received an email from Vantor Info informing me that I had been shortlisted for the position of SQL / Python / Power BI Developer. ( I am experienced and currently working as AI Engineer and i am not flexing it buddy.)

The email looked professional and contained the following details:

• Interview date: 19 October 2026
• Interview time: 11 AM – 3 PM
• Interview mode: Face-to-face
• Interview venue: Office No. 502, 4th Floor, K Wing, Mega Center, near Magarpatta Chowk, Hadapsar, Pune – 411028
• Landmark mentioned: Livelihood Center

The email also listed technical responsibilities such as SQL queries, joins, subqueries, stored procedures, database design, data modelling, and query optimization. Based on the details provided, I decided to attend the interview.

What happened when I reached the office?

When I arrived at the location, the surroundings and the condition of the place did not inspire much confidence. The premises looked poorly maintained and unclean compared with what I would expect from a professional recruitment office.

During the interaction, the HR representative was chewing gum and very very bad English .That alone would not prove anything, of course, but the overall experience became concerning because of what happened next.

They asked me only around 2–3 interview questions. There was no substantial technical assessment that would normally help determine whether a candidate was suitable for a SQL, Python, and Power BI Developer role.

Then came the biggest red flag.

They asked me to pay ₹3,000!

After asking just a few questions, they told me to pay ₹3,000 and said that I would definitely get the job the following week.

Think about that for a moment.

A candidate attends an interview for a technical position, answers a couple of questions, and is then told to pay money to secure a job, with a promise that employment is guaranteed.

I was not comfortable with this.

So I deliberately asked them to give me some time. I told them that I would consider paying later, after receiving an official offer letter. I wanted to see how they would respond.

They refused to give me time and insisted that I had to pay the ₹3,000 within an hour itself.

That was the point when I became seriously suspicious.

Why should a candidate have to pay immediately to obtain a job? Why was there so much pressure to make a payment before receiving a formal offer letter or verifiable employment terms?

I did not pay them.

My conclusion:

Based on my personal experience, I believe this recruitment process showed serious red flags consistent with a possible job scam or a pay-for-placement scheme.

I cannot independently establish everything about the company or its legal status, so I am sharing exactly what happened to me rather than claiming that every detail has been officially proven.

However, asking a candidate for ₹3,000, promising a guaranteed job, and pressuring them to pay within an hour is enough reason to stop and verify everything before proceeding.

A professional-looking email and an interview invitation do not automatically mean that a recruitment process is genuine.

Advice for other freshers in Pune

If you are looking for your first job, please keep these points in mind:

1. Never rush into a payment. If someone pressures you to pay immediately, step back.
2. Be extremely cautious about job guarantees in exchange for money. Verify the employer and the exact service being offered independently.
3. Ask for written terms. Get the company’s legal name, official website, recruiter details, fee agreement, refund policy, and employment terms.
4. Verify the actual employer. Contact the company using independently verified contact details rather than relying only on the recruiter’s email or phone number.
5. Do not hand over original documents or sensitive financial information.
6. Warn other job seekers. Sharing factual experiences can help others recognize the same warning signs.

I know how difficult the job search can be, especially for freshers who are attending interviews, preparing for technical rounds, and trying to start their careers. Nobody should feel pressured into paying money because they are afraid of missing a job opportunity.

I went there looking for a legitimate opportunity to use my technical skills. I left without paying, and I am sharing this experience so that others can make an informed decision.

Has anyone else experienced something similar at Mega Center, Hadapsar, Pune?

Has anyone received a similar interview invitation from Vantor Info or Vantor Tech Info and been asked to pay ₹3,000?

If you have had a similar experience, please share the details below. It may help other job seekers avoid the same situation.

Please share this with Pune freshers and anyone currently looking for a job. Verify first, pay nothing under pressure, and never let desperation for a job force you into a risky decision.

Soccer house started in jodhpur hosting football matches for players and bring fun enjoyment and grow a well football culture around the area .
Now we are coming to Pune, also those who are interested in playing with us please dm me your name age and whatsapp number.

And doesn't matter if you are a beginner it's just for fun and enjoyment nothing competitive so if you are interested dm me

Wikipedia lists the USA, Israel, Mauritius, Australia, Canada, and Pakistan. I assume this list is outdated.

Where do Marathi speakers live outside India in 2026 and what would the ranking of these countries be?

Refer to official govt census or other govt data of foreign country wherever possible.

Edit: UK: Based on the 2021 UK Census data released by the Office for National Statistics (ONS), exactly 11,028 people in England and Wales recorded Marathi as their primary or preferred main language.

Edit: Canada: According to the official 2021 Census of Population released by Statistics Canada, there are 19,565 people in Canada who reported Marathi as their mother tongue

Edit: Australia: According to the official 2021 Australian Census data compiled by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS), there are 22,263 Marathi speakers living in Australia.

Edit: New Zealand: 2023 Census: The census officially recorded 5,523 Marathi speakers living in New Zealand.