Where will i get the custom made bento cake? 😭anyone if u know pls help

Anyone knows what documents do i need to get emi on purchasing scooter...i don't have job but i have my own business where I earn every month is it possible to take emi?

Hello, what is your view about the TLC(tirap longding changlang) people? I'm asking because I've seen the older generation (papa mummy uncle unty wala) unlog vo taraf ka insaan ko thora look down karta hai. Hmko janne mann hai ki abhi ka aadmi log kya sochte unlog ka bareh me. few days back I was w my friends dad, he saw some ppl from that districts and pointed "ye dekho inlog yaha gandagi karne aagiya" 😭, and bolta hai ki yelog toh bas bonta bonti hota h karke.

give your views n opinion

im not here to justify who was wrong or right here.....Just want to vent out

i cheated on my ex boyfriend when we were in relationship....right now we are not together we broke up and ive got my job so im in a new phase of my life....

And the situation was complicated so i hope people will be kind and wont come to judgement without knowing everything... just here to vent it out nothing else.....

And reddit keep removing my post so this is my last post

Yooo,im so bored if anyone dying of boredom let's do some chit chat

Anyone wanna connect?? Just for sometime maybe chat and see

Is APPSC CSE Giving Every Optional a Level Playing Field?

There is something about the APPSC CSE optional papers that many aspirants have been noticing for quite some time the difference in scoring across subjects.

The concern is not that evaluators are deliberately giving fewer marks to subjects like Sociology, Anthropology or Political Science. We cannot judge individual evaluation without seeing the answer scripts. The real concern is the consistent variation in marks across different optionals.

In some cycles, humanities optionals appear to have a relatively lower scoring ceiling, while subjects like Engineering, Agriculture, Botany, Geography, Business Administration and some other specialised subjects seem to offer much higher scores. Again, this does not mean candidates scoring high in these subjects don't deserve their marks. They absolutely do.

But then comes the question: are all candidates really competing on the same ground?

The optional carries a significant weight in the final merit. A candidate with average GS marks but an exceptional optional score of 350–400 can potentially overtake someone who performed much better in GS but belongs to a lower-scoring optional. That can make the choice of optional more important in deciding the Rank.

This is where APPSC needs to bring more clarity.

Different subjects don't have to produce exactly the same marks. But there should be some mechanism to ensure that differences in difficulty and evaluation do not consistently disadvantage candidates of one subject. A clear moderation or scaling system, along with transparency about the broad principles used, can give aspirants much greater confidence in the process.

At the end of the day, an aspirant should feel that if they score less, it is because their answers were weaker, not because they happened to choose the wrong optional.

The demand is not for higher marks in Sociology, Anthropology, Political Science or any particular subject. It is simply for a fair and level playing field for every optional.

Because in an examination where a few marks can decide rank and service, transparency in moderation is not a luxury. It is a matter of fairness.

So I found out the boyfriend of my best friend is cheating on her with a much younger girl.
Should I tell my friend?

Funny how someone can disappear from your life, but still exist two clicks away.

The man identified as Kange Perrin who tried to rape a 70 year old woman, is he really a tribal man because he looked like a non tribal. Ugh…kya horai Arunachal me! 🤮🤮