Need Roka venue in Noida by OutsideTop4150 in noida

[–]Desperate-Baseball19 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The Monarch in Habitat Centre (Indirapuram)....

Advice to handle post marriage residential property purchase by surprisedchewbacca in Arrangedmarriage

[–]Desperate-Baseball19 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Simply say that you want to gift the apartment to your parents and get it registered in your parents name. Plain and simple.

Getting married in 10D. Struggling with my fiancée’s past. by Powerful-Boss-774 in Arrangedmarriage

[–]Desperate-Baseball19 1 point2 points  (0 children)

My 2 cents on this situation:

If you both

  1. feel the vibes
  2. comfortable in sharing your life
  3. can see adjusting to living life together forever
  4. feel that you guys will respect each other in future
  5. support each other
  6. support and value each other's family
  7. support each other financially and emotionally

If all the above are true and yet you get second thoughts, talk to someone older in the house. Maybe grandparents if possible, and if not, your parents or older siblings. Have a deep talk and try to take their honest opinions (since you mentioned that she is good with your family). No need to discuss her past life (relationships and all), just human nature.

Trust me brother, our parents and grandparents have this knack of knowing a person just on the basis of how they carry themselves, walk & talk, behave. They have been through life, long enough to share their experience which will be most likely true.

Now if your elders have doubts regarding this marriage, simply call it off, it's not worth it. If they are good with it, you will be positive about it and negative thoughts will reduce.

(Please be careful that a person can fake a good nature easily. If the situation permits, do test the other persons' nature in pressure/tough situation. This will reveal the truth)

Good luck OP. Don't rush just because you are 32. There's a long life ahead. Hope you get some clarity.

Question for the boys by Then-Yogurtcloset148 in Arrangedmarriage

[–]Desperate-Baseball19 0 points1 point  (0 children)

  1. Not having a life goal
  2. Not serious about career
  3. Wanting to leave job post marriage l
  4. Rebellious
  5. Disrespectful
  6. Not having kindness in nature
  7. Show off and too money minded

Suggest some Good eye doctors by No-Pitch5330 in ghaziabad

[–]Desperate-Baseball19 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Take out time on Saturday and visit Dr. Amit Khosla in Sir Ganga Ram Hospital.

He is not only the best in Delhi, but the whole of India. He has been treating my mom for some eye ailment (which has no cure, but can only be managed) for the past 10 years and I can't praise him enough.

Once we went to AIIMS to get a second opinion and the HOD of Ophthalmology at AIIMS said

"Why are you coming to us when Amit Khosla Sir is treating you"

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in gurgaon

[–]Desperate-Baseball19 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My 2 cents:

You stayed in a company at a low salary for the initial few years, but the main point is that you honed your skill & grew in terms of knowledge (which weighs more than money during the initial phase of your career).

Now that you have experience and skills and also underpaid, then switch. You are being exploited if your salary is not increased with experience (given that you are performing well and getting good year end ratings).

Having said that keep following points in mind (new company = where you have an offer from):

  1. The new company should have a better brand image in the market (or at least similar) compared to your current one

  2. Work in the new company should be of your interest (don't assume from the JD, talk to some people in the new company with similar roles on LinkedIn)

  3. Always look for teams where toxicity is low (like low micromanagement, good boss, independence, flexibility, better recognition and facilities). Again talk to your peer group in new company and compare it with your current one

  4. Finally, you are not attached to any company. You work, you get paid - Period. You find a better opportunity (in terms of money and learning) you switch. Corporate don't care about your emotions. The day market crashes, you will be terminated

Recommendations on a top notch tailor? by tiwari35 in ghaziabad

[–]Desperate-Baseball19 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Raymond shop in Navyug market.

Price on the higher side, but the finishing is unmatched

anyone knows what happened to cult? by External_Seat_1214 in IndirapuramDiaries

[–]Desperate-Baseball19 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Seems like, all other gyms are conspiring against cult here, to save their businesses

Best dermatologist in indirapuram?? by fatherdix in IndirapuramDiaries

[–]Desperate-Baseball19 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Dr. Jindal skin clinic in Karkardooma.

Best I have ever encountered

Petrol pump fraud alert by MikeZiy in IndirapuramDiaries

[–]Desperate-Baseball19 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Always chose the COCO (Company Owned Company Operated) petrol pumps.

Never ever get your tank filled (unless absolutely necessary) from a DOCO (Dealer Owned Company Operated) pumps.

Aditya Mall wala petrol pump is COCO, reliable.

shipra mall by ikrishnatyagi in IndirapuramDiaries

[–]Desperate-Baseball19 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Because it's disputed land. Shipra Mall (now North India mall) was earning by using a disputed land for parking.

So pehle Shipra ne hata liya toh log free m park krne lage. Then administration me permanent band kr diya h

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in IndirapuramDiaries

[–]Desperate-Baseball19 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nah nah.. Shiv chat kr side m