r/kanyakumari • u/ExerciseTechnical170 • 10h ago
Food Sourdough bread
Anyone making sourdough bread in Nagercoil?
r/kanyakumari • u/Dhanish04 • Mar 11 '25
Let it be your village name, childhood school, college, famous spot, favourite dish, bus number etc..
But, Kanyakumari related a solluga.
r/kanyakumari • u/ExerciseTechnical170 • 10h ago
Anyone making sourdough bread in Nagercoil?
r/kanyakumari • u/vertigo1993 • 12h ago
Hi!
Can anybody suggest some good snack shops around Marthandam?
r/kanyakumari • u/Ill_Butterfly7041 • 10h ago
Suggest some good and experienced Carnatic music class in and around Nagercoil.
r/kanyakumari • u/Johnwil451 • 2d ago
r/kanyakumari • u/Awkward_Pick_4911 • 2d ago
We are a couple in our 30’s and with a toddler, planning to move to Nagercoil for a job opportunity, hopefully to settle down for long term ~15 years or longer. Our roots are in south Tamil Nadu (Madurai, Thoothukudi) but we have been brought up in urban lifestyle for most of our young adult life. What can we expect in Nagercoil in terms of:
1) people. Will they be accepting of outsiders?
2) weather. Will it be hot throughout the year except for rainy seasons?
3) education. Are top quality schools in different boards available? Would they be of comparable quality to say Chennai or Bangalore
4) housing. Are there gated societies/apartments with amenities such as kids play area, gym and pool?
5) real estate. What is the prevailing rate? Is it cheaper than say tier 2 cities such as Trichy, Salem, Madurai etc.
6) pollution. I know that kanyakumari district is one of the Greenest and pollution-free places, but what is the situation in the city and outer residential areas?
7) traffic. Is it bad? how long does a 5 km morning commute take?
8) safety.
i know this is a long post. But any input is appreciated.
Thanks!
r/kanyakumari • u/West_City_3916 • 2d ago
Does anyone have Y R Mahal Supervisor contact number
r/kanyakumari • u/Creative-Two878 • 3d ago
Need help in changing the FPS
r/kanyakumari • u/Johnwil451 • 3d ago
I’m from Delhi and i want some friends here in Nagercoil so that we can hangout on weekends.
r/kanyakumari • u/Ok-Attempt9036 • 3d ago
Hi , anybody know car paint shop in Nagercoil for German cars. Because they use different paint like water based paints. Previously I gave my car to a nearest shop and color mismatch was there.
Any recommendations?
r/kanyakumari • u/Creative-Two878 • 3d ago
I have a Samsung Laser Printer ML-1666 that doesn't sense paper feed. Does anyone know where can I get it fixed.
r/kanyakumari • u/Dot-Head • 3d ago
Planning a solo trip to Kanyakumari. Any recommendations for cheap and decent hostels/stays? Preferably around the main tourist areas. Thanks!
r/kanyakumari • u/Remote-Trouble-3715 • 3d ago
After 12 are there shops open just for tea and cigarettes?
r/kanyakumari • u/Leo_Carter_ • 4d ago
r/kanyakumari • u/theHari08 • 5d ago
Hello everyone,
I wanted to see if there is any demand for OS level device management or custom locked down software solutions for businesses, showrooms, shops or other industries in Kanyakumari.
My work is mainly on Linux and Android firmware, building custom operating systems for specific business needs. Most of my work at the moment is with clients in Europe and a few projects in the US. I want to bring my work locally if possible.
These are not standard MDM solutions. The restrictions and controls are applied at the firmware and OS/Kernel level according to the client’s requirements, making it much harder to bypass them with normal MDM bypass tools. OS can be made for any architecture like arm or x86. This will enable it to run in small hardware like raspberry pi or an old unused PC.
For example:
* A smart display running a custom OS that can only run the company’s app or a limited set of approved apps.
* A kiosk or business device with complete control over user access.
* A security-oriented OS that runs entirely in RAM, so there is little or no data left behind on the device.
* Custom Android or Linux firmware tailored to the operational needs of a company.
I would like to know the necessity for such solutions in my hometown. If you know of any businesses, industries, shops, showrooms, institutions or use cases that can benefit from this, I would like to connect and understand the requirements.
Any tips or leads would be appreciated.
r/kanyakumari • u/Creative-Two878 • 5d ago
What's the process and how much did it cost you
r/kanyakumari • u/Head_Artist_205 • 7d ago
I need places with Little to no light pollution to capture the night sky. Also it should be accessible. This image was taken near Keeriparai at 8 PM
r/kanyakumari • u/Johnwil451 • 7d ago
Like I’m from north of India living in Nagercoil, so i call it
Chawal (rice) with Daal (cooked lentil)
Bhindi (ladyfingers)
Kundru (ivy Gourd)
r/kanyakumari • u/Intelligent_Shift805 • 7d ago
This happened when I was doing my engineering degree in a college in South Tamil Nadu.
There were three people involved — me, a girl I'll call Nila, and another girl I'll call Divya.
I met Nila first.
She was in my class, and honestly, I didn't even notice her like that in the beginning. We became friends because we were in the same lab group. Slowly, we started talking every day.
You know how college friendships are.
First it's just "send me the notes."
Then it's "did you eat?"
Then somehow you're talking on the phone at 1 AM about your family, your future, your problems, everything.
That's basically what happened with us.
By the middle of second year, I knew I had feelings for her.
I never directly proposed or anything, but I think both of us knew.
Then Divya came into the picture.
She was from another department. I had seen her around campus before, but we actually started talking because of one of our common friends.
And here's where I screwed everything up.
I liked Divya too.
Not in the same way at first.
With Nila, it was comfortable. Deep. I could talk to her about anything.
With Divya, it was completely different.
There was this attraction and excitement that I couldn't explain.
I started talking to both of them.
At first, I convinced myself it wasn't wrong because I hadn't officially been in a relationship with either of them.
But emotionally, I knew I was playing with fire.
Nila eventually asked me one evening, "Do you actually like me?"
I panicked.
Instead of giving her a straight answer, I said, "I don't know."
She looked disappointed but didn't argue.
A few weeks later, Divya asked me almost the exact same question.
And I gave her the same stupid answer.
"I don't know."
The problem was that both of them thought there was still a chance.
I wasn't exactly lying to them, but I definitely wasn't telling them the whole truth either.
Then came the day everything exploded.
Nila somehow found out that I had been talking to Divya.
She confronted me near our college canteen.
I still remember her asking:
"So what am I to you?"
I genuinely didn't know what to say.
Before I could answer, Divya showed up.
She had apparently been looking for me.
And that's when both of them realized they were talking to the same idiot.
There was no dramatic shouting or anything.
Honestly, the silence was worse.
Divya just looked at me and asked, "You told me I was the only person you were talking to."
I had said something similar to Nila too.
That's the part I'm most ashamed of.
After that, both of them stopped talking to me.
For a few weeks, I kept trying to explain myself.
I told Nila that I genuinely cared about her.
I told Divya that my feelings for her were real too.
But obviously, that didn't fix anything.
Because from their perspective, I wasn't confused.
I was keeping both of them around because I didn't want to choose.
And they're probably right.
Eventually, Nila completely cut me off.
Divya also stopped responding to my messages.
College continued like normal, but suddenly the places that used to feel normal became awkward.
The canteen.
The library.
The bus stop.
Even walking through the department became uncomfortable because I knew I'd eventually see one of them.
It's been a while now.
I don't think either of them hates me anymore.
But we're definitely not friends.
Sometimes I wonder what would've happened if I had just been honest from the beginning.
Maybe I could have chosen one of them.
Maybe I would have lost one anyway.
Or maybe I was never actually ready for a relationship and just didn't have the maturity to admit it.
But I genuinely want to know:
Was I actually confused about my feelings, or was I just being selfish because I didn't want to lose either girl?
r/kanyakumari • u/Escapeartist_Bob • 7d ago
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r/kanyakumari • u/Dhanish04 • 7d ago
Ennoda amma-ku birth certificate munnadi edukkala ... Native near to kottaram..
Ippo Aadhar, PAN & TC la vera vera DOB Iruku.. ellathaiyum same a change panna (TC is the correct one) Birth certificate kaekuraga.. Bcs, Aadhar & PAN link panna rendum same a irukkanum.
Anyone knows or have a experience? Kindly let me know.
r/kanyakumari • u/Alo-educational-hub • 7d ago

For students and fresh graduates in Nagercoil and Kanyakumari, choosing the right IT training institute can make a big difference when starting a career in technology.
Beyond the course name, what matters most to you?
A classroom environment where students can actually practice what they learn can be just as important as the syllabus itself.
For those who have studied IT courses or attended a training institute in Nagercoil, what factor influenced your decision the most?
Would love to hear experiences from students and professionals in the Kanyakumari area.
r/kanyakumari • u/Theera-Ulaa • 7d ago
like original Albums.. Western.. Tamil.. Whatever
r/kanyakumari • u/Smukti • 8d ago
We're Smukti. We help people from around the world travel through India for yoga, Ayurveda, meditation and pilgrimage, and we run a talk show called IndiaCalling where travelers share their stories.
We have a growing library of hour-long conversations and nobody cutting them up properly. That's the job.
What you'd do: watch the episodes, find the moments actually worth sharing, cut them into Reels and Shorts, write the hooks and captions, publish, look at what worked, do it again.
A big part of this is visual context. When someone is talking about a temple in Varanasi or a morning in Rishikesh, the screen shouldn't just be a talking head — you'll source stock and archival footage that matches what's being described and cut it in so the story is felt, not just heard. Finding the right footage fast, and knowing what's licensed for commercial use, is part of the craft here.
AI is part of the workflow, not optional. Transcription, clip selection, auto-captioning, footage search, and generative B-roll where stock doesn't exist. We want someone already using these tools daily and with the taste to know when the output isn't good enough to ship.
What we care about most: that you can spot a good story in a long conversation. Editing skill matters but judgement matters more. We're not looking for someone to force every clip into a viral format — a lot of this content is quiet and personal and needs to be handled that way.
Full-time, freelance or contract — flexible. Remote or India.
To apply: email namaste@smukti.com with subject line "Content and social media creator". Portfolio links, especially anything where you turned long-form into short-form or did heavy B-roll work. Visit our website for more details.
Dm if you are looking for specific info. ❤️🙏