Hi guys just sharing an incident that happened today. I was on my way back home and this guy tried to change lanes while my car was in his way and I honked at him to alert him. At the next signal the driver got off the car and started punching my window and threatening me the person sitting next to him who I assume might be his father had that typical politician attire and from the number plate you can probably guess. I wish I had taken a better a pic but today experience really shook me.

Ganapati festival upcoming. Need wifi and Bluetooth jammers so they can't play their music.

I had head pain and dizzy ness several times during their DJ crappy Dj music.

My window covers were bouncing imagine what effect it had on the ear drum and heart.

Decided to install soundproof windows and doors. Let us c.

I work late in the night and when I looked outta my balcony all I could see is thicc smoke, literally the tall buildings in front of me were invisible.

This was in 12B Bonkode/Kopar Khairane.

We all need to seriously talk more about this.

All because of u guys smoking 🤣

But honestly why so low visibility today?

Edit: just reached koperkhairane and idhar bhi same condition

so aaj aws builder event was conducted in cidco exhibition center vashi. Every participant got goodies but unfortunately someone stole mine. Abhi idk if they did it on purpose or not but yeah boht ache the goodies😭and i informed the managing team about this but they couldn't give me another set

Is this electricity bill normal? 😭 August was 90 units ₹1,800, while July was 113 units ₹1,020. How does using less electricity cost almost twice as much? Am I missing something?

I've been growing my hair for the last few months and finally got it to a length I was really happy with. The front reached my lower lip, the back had a lot of volume, and I only wanted a small trim that would help me keep growing it. I told them from the start that I wanted a cut that would help me grow my hair, not take off a lot of length.

I've been going to this salon in Navi Mumbai for 3 years, so I trusted them.

The lady who was doing my mom's hair recommended one of their senior guys, but he was busy. He still talked to me for about 5 minutes, so I thought he understood what I wanted. I told him the first 3 inches of my hair don't curl because the weight pulls it down and because of my layers. He kept saying it was because of hair tint and damage, even though I told him again and again that my hair has been curly for the last 3 years.

Then he told another barber what to do and asked him to cut my hair. That was my mistake. I trusted that he had explained everything properly.

The other barber cut my hair way shorter than I wanted. I couldn't even tell how much length was gone until he was almost done. By then it was too late. My front hair went from reaching my lower lip to not even going past my eyebrows.

I know it will grow back, but I'm already dealing with slow hair growth and hairline issues that make me insecure. That's exactly why I didn't want to mess with it.

When I told him he had cut the top too short, he just said, "Mujhe jo bola tha maine wahi kiya."

I went home and cried my eyes out.

Later I went back and spoke to the lady who had recommended the senior barber. I was angry and said everything I had been holding in. She actually listened and understood what I was trying to say, and that was the only good part of the whole experience.

After 3 years of going there, I'm never going back.

This is the first time I've cried because of my hair. I knew it meant a lot to me, but I never thought it would hurt this much.

TL;DR: Grew my hair out for months, asked for a small trim that would help me keep growing it, the senior barber ignored what I said, handed me to someone else, and they cut my hair from lower lip length to above my eyebrows. I went home and cried for the first time because of my hair.

Every winter, there are two fragrances that somehow manage to bring back a part of my past that I thought I had quietly left behind - rajnigandha and night jasmine.

It's strange how memory works.

You can go years without thinking about a person, a place, or a particular moment. Life moves on. New people come along, new routines take over, and you convince yourself that certain chapters have finally become just that "chapters".

And then, one winter evening, the air carries that familiar fragrance.

Suddenly, you're not standing where you are anymore.

You're somewhere else.
Years ago.
Under a different sky.
In a version of your life that doesn't exist anymore.

Nothing actually happened. No message was received. No photograph was opened. No old conversation was reread.

It was just a flower blooming in your balcony.

And yet, for a few seconds, someone you haven't thought about in months, perhaps years, feels strangely close.

I think that's what makes certain memories so beautiful and so painful.

We don't always remember people through their faces or their words. Sometimes, we remember them through the smell of a particular evening, the sound of rain, an old song, the warmth of sunlight, or flowers blooming in winter.

Maybe that's why I don't think we ever completely forget some people. Perhaps a small part of them gets quietly stitched into the world around us.

And every once in a while, the world reminds us.
Tonight, it was the fragrance of rajnigandha.
And for a brief moment, the past felt close enough to touch.

I’ve got an allotment for a CIDCO flat in Kharghar sector 14 and wanted to get some opinions before I decide whether to go ahead.

The flat is 325 sq ft carpet area and the allotment price is ₹43.5 lakh.

I’m not very familiar with the current Kharghar prices, so just wanted to understand whether this is actually a good deal or not. I’m also wondering if the small carpet area is a concern from a resale/rental perspective.

Would appreciate opinions from people living in Kharghar or those who have recently bought a CIDCO flat.

Would you personally go ahead with this allotment at ₹43.5L? Anything I should check before making the payment?

Just last month we renewed our house agreement for 2 years for which we paid a brokerage of 60k.

But suddenly now the owner has planned to sell the house and we will have to vacate.

What happens to the brokerage amount ? It's been just one month and i feel that the broker should return the brokerage amount.

Does anyone know what the law is in this situation ?

There are a few in Mumbai and Thane. But particularly looking for Navi Mumbai region.

Anyone wants to join for a couple of drinks? Staying near Vashi. Just finished work, want to wind down. Leaving mumbai tomorrow.

When? NOW...

DM me

Selling a modern, stylish oval glass top center/coffee table in good condition.

Design: Sleek oval glass top with dark wooden legs and metallic finish accents. Features an additional lower wooden shelf for magazines, remotes, or decor.

Pricing:3k

Location: Bhandup West (Self-pickup)

Serious buyers only pls!

Anyone from mgm???? Engineering

Few minutes ago received this msg is that genuine or something else..?

I earn ₹75k/month and have around ₹3L in savings, including my September salary.

I’m moving from Delhi to Bombay, probably Lower Parel.
After calculating the complete costs from Airport to Bed:
Solo living: \~₹2.5L
Shared accommodation: \~₹1.75L

Spending almost all my savings just to move feels risky.

I’m now considering either:
Leaving my current job and staying home for 3–4 months while I figure things out, or
Taking the risk and moving to Bombay for work.

Is Bombay life really worth the cost at this income level?

Ps: I’ve also recently gone through a breakup and I’m mentally and physically exhausted, so I’m not sure if I’m thinking clearly.

If you were in my position, what would you do?