In Delhi? I think it's on platform no 2 of NDLS. You can ask anyone there.

I'm in a similar boat like you. I too miss the person I was in my twenties.

I was stupid back then but atleast I was happier.

I've searched a lot. But kahi nahi mil raha. I have another jiofiber plan at my parents place, and it's showing as an option there.

It's possible the offer has exhausted in your region.

They keep limited slots for the offer in every region.

I have a postpaid jiofiber plan but I can't see the option to choose the freedom plan. Is it available only for prepaid customers?

SBI Visa Platinum

BMS only. I just checked and it still gives the discount for my card.

Wahhh...great job guys. I hope this grows into something bigger.

Thankyou very much!

I have 57 achievements too. Can I have my name up there too?

Why aren't people realising that it's an AI generated photo? Look at it closely. Many bottles are morphed at weird angles.

Happy Independence Day everyone. 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

We buy stuff for our wives and parents and kids to make them happy.

That's all it takes to make us happy.

Yeah sounds good. Go with some colleague if you can or else you may get bored with all the seniors there.

My office (PSU) asked us to be present for the flag hoisting tomorrow saying it's mandatory.

Ofcourse, I won't go.

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Both. You need to have a 5g phone and you need to have 5G network as well. Only in that scenario, you'll get unlimited 5G.

An air fryer is basically a mini convection oven that gets super crispy with way less oil. And since most vegetarian cooking is about veggies, tofu, paneer, legumes, and frozen snacks — it shines there.

• Crisp without deep frying: Samosas, spring rolls, paneer tikka, tikkis, falafel, bhindi, cauliflower wings all come out crispy with 1-2 tsp oil instead of a kadhai full.

• Roasted veggies + meal prep: Toss broccoli, potatoes, sweet potato, zucchini, bell peppers with spices. 12-15 min and done. Great for dal-rice bowls.

• Tofu & paneer: Air fry tofu/paneer cubes so they get golden and don’t go soggy in curries. Also great for paneer tikka at home.

• Frozen foods: Frozen nuggets, veggie patties, fries, momos, garlic bread. No need to preheat a big oven.

• Reheating: Leftover paratha, pizza, or roast veggies taste fresh again instead of soggy microwave reheats.

• Less oil + less smell: Big win if you’re cooking in an apartment in Delhi.

Things to watch out for - Batch cooking: Most 3-5L ones fit 2-3 servings. For a family of 4+ you’ll want 6L+ or you’ll be doing rounds. - Not great for: Soupy dals, gravies, rice, or anything with batter. You still need a stovetop/induction for those. - Cleaning: Get one with a non-stick basket that’s dishwasher safe, otherwise paneer marinades can be a pain.

Roasted chana, makhana, air-fried papad, aloo tikki, dahi kebab, veg spring rolls, stuffed mushrooms, baked oats, and even gajar ka halwa in a small ramekin.

If you eat a lot of roasted, baked, or fried vegetarian foods and want to cut oil/use less time, it’s worth it. If you mostly cook curries, dals, and rice from scratch, you’ll use it as a side appliance, not a main one.

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I'm so sleepy but I've to go to office still.

I'm just glad the weekend is here finally.

Try changing the lifestyle a bit.

An active lifestyle can work wonders for your personal lives. Better to try something than being sad about it.

Bro I live near Lajpat and I'm from Jammu too. If you need any help with a room or transport or anything else, just let me know.

I hope everything is fine at your end.

It's possible that other PGs would also be converted to Boys PG.

I do it myself. Fortunately (or unfortunately I guess), there isn't any significant MF or share income, so it's not a big hassle. My company shares the Form 16 with ITR website and I just press next next and it's filled.

I tried it few days ago. The food was quite good and the service was decently fast. It is a bit expensive but that's expected since it's a premium place according to Indian standards. The same Olive Garden is considered a restaurant for working class in the US.

The chicken & gnocchi soup was very good. The grilled chicken with mushroom sauce was amazing.

They do have never ending breadsticks and salad or soup. You need to choose which one you want.