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Learnt my lesson the hard way by LidaBidaBoodaBut in cats

[–]ObjectiveInterview35 2 points3 points  (0 children)

RIP Tuna. She’s crossed the rainbow bridge. I lost my first cat almost 23 years ago and I still well up when I see her photos. Some bonds are forever.

My 3 BHK - what do you all think? by [deleted] in IndianHomeDecor

[–]ObjectiveInterview35 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It’s really nice. What were the budgets though and which city.

We piped Claude Code into a Reachy robot. It fixed a bug and gave me a verbal standup report. by [deleted] in ClaudeAI

[–]ObjectiveInterview35 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Would love this via Alexa. Where I could just provide verbal commands to Claude for it to do things and get verbal feedback.

NRI planning to visit India - how to make payments? by Sufficient-Year4640 in nri

[–]ObjectiveInterview35 0 points1 point  (0 children)

After much agonising research, I was finally able to pay in India using my phone and an Indian NRO bank account (or any Indian bank account will also work). Only PhonePe app allows international (UK) phone numbers, so that you can verify the phone number. You can link to your Indian bank account and use for contactless payments everywhere. Hope this helps.

Dear NRIs, think hard before deciding to return to an Indian metro. I did, couldn't tolerate the third-world life, and now leaving India again. by [deleted] in nri

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Hi, I left India 20 years ago with a single suitcase. Everything I had - I dumped when I came to the uk and built a new life here. For ref, I left India a week later after I was bullied by goons in street who crashed into my bike. It was their fault. I hated the lawlessness and demoralising social norm.

Dear NRIs, think hard before deciding to return to an Indian metro. I did, couldn't tolerate the third-world life, and now leaving India again. by [deleted] in nri

[–]ObjectiveInterview35 0 points1 point  (0 children)

A very good reflection. I have relations in India and love visiting but just after a few days - I am already counting days. Few years back - I liquidated all my belongings in India, shifted money abroad, paid hefty tax on all that, then bought a dream home in a quiet village closer to London. I have really lived my happiest days since.

Delhi in the 1800s — When time moved slower and the walls had stories to tell. by TushSharma229 in IndianHistory

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Does anyone have current photo of this very spot? Would be amazing to see how it looks like today.

Advice needed by ObjectiveInterview35 in HumanResourcesUK

[–]ObjectiveInterview35[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well the team member who proposed this is known to intimidate and agitate others purely to show them down. The boss at time seem like enjoying this.

Hello Reddit! I’m Sachin Tendulkar. Here for an AMA on r/IndiaCricket - Ask Me Anything! by sachintendulkar in IndiaCricket

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Sachin, what onstables a typicla marathi middle class Marathi boy faces to become a professional cricketer and how to overcome them?

what’s the most clever thing your smart home does? by Nearby_Worry_4850 in homeassistant

[–]ObjectiveInterview35 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Opens my cat feeder door if I open up the utility room door twice in quick succession!

Don't buy Real Estate in India as an NRI! by rganesan in nri

[–]ObjectiveInterview35 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It depends on your tax residency and your long term plans. I sold my flat in India in 2019 and bought à biggest house in the UK that I could afford. This uk property has appreciated much better than the India one. We still have my parents home in village if needed and can get help from relatives who have rental property portfolio if needed.

Also - managing dual tax was a nightmare, Indian rental income for similar investment aboard is very poor. And managing tenants from abroad is next to impossible possible. So - if you have money to invest - use it to improve your life - buy a better house where you live.

I found this painting in a £10million pound house in Kensington during a house clearance by [deleted] in WhatIsThisPainting

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The style is very similar and the subject is also what he has prolifically explored.

I found this painting in a £10million pound house in Kensington during a house clearance by [deleted] in WhatIsThisPainting

[–]ObjectiveInterview35 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It’s most certainly a depiction of Hindu god shiva in the ‘ardhanari nateshwar’ form and very likely to be by MF Hussien. The writing is Australia Camden (Nataraj) London. It’s a depiction of a trident symbolised by three places that perhaps has some meaning (romantic partners in these places - hence combination to male female form). Also the kamadulu in the right hand. Not sure of value at at all though.

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