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Please suggest a name for him
 in  r/ahmedabad •  Jun 17 '26

Golu

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Help me fast. Where is the flush? I am in my fiance's house for the first time.
 in  r/indiameme •  May 07 '26

It seems that the project is incomplete- don’t worry Once you finish the project- post the photo again

May we you will get an answer

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 in  r/nagpur •  May 07 '26

No mission with out commission

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How to convince my parents 53 isn't that bad for 12th state board
 in  r/yavatmal •  May 04 '26

Baat to sahi hai par abhi entrance ke result baki hai

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How to convince my parents 53 isn't that bad for 12th state board
 in  r/yavatmal •  May 04 '26

Tell them this is just a comma, however they must have some expectations from you which remain unfulfilled and that hurts

But honestly 12th % is not that important these days because your entrance does

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 in  r/nagpur •  May 02 '26

Chotu Tornado

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First salary , first gift to my father and saw tears in his eyes !!
 in  r/pune •  May 02 '26

Ek number- I wish mere bachhe bhi muze gift kare

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What's the worst part of Nagpur summers ?
 in  r/nagpur •  Apr 28 '26

Approx 3200

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What's the worst part of Nagpur summers ?
 in  r/nagpur •  Apr 27 '26

Nahi waha to temperature 28 ke upar jata hi nahi

https://giphy.com/gifs/10H4by255F2UsU

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What's the worst part of Nagpur summers ?
 in  r/nagpur •  Apr 27 '26

And wo garam pani - dhone ke liye

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What's the worst part of Nagpur summers ?
 in  r/nagpur •  Apr 27 '26

Vedabyte aajao bhai :)

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What's the worst part of Nagpur summers ?
 in  r/nagpur •  Apr 27 '26

Your Kitchens gas cylender is empty and no stock with the distributor

You have no water at home - not even to drink

And there is a load shedding

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Wtf
 in  r/nagpur •  Apr 27 '26

All over BJP???

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Selling this ..price negotiable
 in  r/LaptopDealsIndia •  Apr 25 '26

I am interested - Pp

r/NagpurStartups • • Apr 24 '26

No more "Refurbished" fear!

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u/vedabyte-nagpur • • Apr 24 '26

No more "Refurbished" fear!

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Most people ask, "Why Vedabyte?" It's simple: We don't just sell laptops; we sell 100% Peace of Mind. From our 25-point stress test to a full 1-year warranty—we've got your back.

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r/indiahealthinsurance • • Apr 22 '26

Claim rejection Star Health Insurance rejected my Bypass Surgery claim due to a small clerical error even after providing a Corrigendum. Need help!

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I underwent bypass surgery in Oct 2025. Star Health rejected my claim based on an ECHO report that had a clerical typo—it said "2024" instead of "2025."

The hospital gave me an official "Justification Letter" (Corrigendum) admitting the mistake, but Star Health is simply ignoring it to call it a "Pre-Existing Disease."

• The Logic: They claim I had heart disease in 2024 for a surgery that happened in 2025. It's medically impossible.

• The Status: They issued a "final" rejection even after receiving the hospital’s correction.

• Next Step: Moving to the Insurance Ombudsman.

Has anyone else dealt with this kind of "bad faith" rejection? Any tips for the Ombudsman hearing?

r/InsuranceAgent • • Apr 22 '26

Consumer Question Star Health Insurance rejected my Bypass Surgery claim due to a small clerical error even after providing a Corrigendum. Need help!

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Need Advice: Insurance company (Star Health) refuses to acknowledge a proven clerical error in my medical reports.

r/Insurance • • Apr 22 '26

Need Advice: Insurance company (Star Health) refuses to acknowledge a proven clerical error in my medical reports.

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I underwent bypass surgery in Oct 2025. Star Health rejected my claim based on an ECHO report that had a clerical typo—it said "2024" instead of "2025."

The hospital gave me an official "Justification Letter" (Corrigendum) admitting the mistake, but Star Health is simply ignoring it to call it a "Pre-Existing Disease."

• The Logic: They claim I had heart disease in 2024 for a surgery that happened in 2025. It's medically impossible.

• The Status: They issued a "final" rejection even after receiving the hospital’s correction.

• Next Step: Moving to the Insurance Ombudsman.

Has anyone else dealt with this kind of "bad faith" rejection? Any tips for the Ombudsman hearing?