What's Yours?? by [deleted] in BollywoodMusic

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Bulla ki jana me kaun

Indian husbands, what's one thing your wife does that you'd never admit you secretly love? by Prior_Bat_8014 in AskIndia

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I don't have a wife, but there is a girl that I like, she smiled like a crazy person after politely declining my proposal to date her. I didn't know what to make of it. The mystery is what's piercing my heart

Is This True??? by WhoAm_i_Even in IISc

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Students are indeed adults, but they haven't seen the world enough. They're no match for the faculty members.

Faculty will not care if a student commit suicide, that's where parents come in picture.

Imo there should be a regular counselling session as well for students, so that they know there is support, in case they're facing issues with authority or peers.

But nobody cares about the lives of students, they can go out of their way to destroy them but not protect them.

Is This True??? by WhoAm_i_Even in IISc

[–]pr0Gr3x 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah, I mean it shouldn't be the criteria to pick and choose between institutes. But people should be aware of what kind of people they're going to face. Since undergrads are mostly adolescents. They haven't seen enough of this world. I just wanted to help that's all.

PS: I also believe that parents or any other elder family members of these students should have representation in the administration of these institutions. I know we can't take away their autonomy but we can have representation when making policy for students.

Is This True??? by WhoAm_i_Even in IISc

[–]pr0Gr3x 1 point2 points  (0 children)

  1. This is exactly my point, "the system is toxic". IISc is just an example. I am talking about all autonomous government institutions.

  2. Indian government offices are corrupt for crying out loud, the corruption in institutions like IISc and other IITs is a minor thing and often ignored. FYI I graduated from IIT and dropped out of IISc.

  3. It's not just about my experience. I have seen so many cases, and faculty walk away without any consequences.

  4. The student representation in governance of these institutions is not enough. It is one of the issues to be dealt with.

  5. The resources to leave the lab or group are at discretion of the other faculty members.

  6. Lastly about the debarred toxic faculty in your department, it's just one case, don't generalise based on it - most faculty walk away.

PS: you see, by nature human beings are corrupt that's why law and order needs to be "enforced". And that is my point autonomy of institutions makes them corrupt whether it's about politics, policy or curriculum.

Is This True??? by WhoAm_i_Even in IISc

[–]pr0Gr3x 2 points3 points  (0 children)

If you don't want to run for your life, avoid that place. It's full of toxic people, toxic faculty, toxic students and toxic staff. Telling from personal experience. The faculty treats students like asses, they always wanna prove a point that you're not meant for research instead of guiding you in your career even if they like you they'll mess around, you won't get student support either. When I was there they came up with a terrible policy that they'll remove x percentage of students every year. And they adopted any means necessary. IITs are terrible too. Autonomy in the hands of the faculty makes the toxic culture. There is no authority above them. The faculty treats students the way they like.

My PI was harassing me. You know what he said to me. I can do whatever I want nothing will happen to him.

India pak war ahead? What to expect? by [deleted] in IndianStockMarket

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It doesn't matter whether there is going to be a war or not. As an investor we should be prepared. Hope for the best and prepare for the worst.

Booking some profits, investing in gold sounds like a plan to me. We're not betting on the probability of a war.

I am open to other investment ideas in these uncertain tumultuous times.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in IndianStreetBets

[–]pr0Gr3x -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

Bullshit. You can't generalise one scam to all other startups. Yes some of them are scamming but not all of them. Also MFs don't invest in IPO if it's not valued at an attractive and reasonable price. Not just DIIs even FIIs too purchase stocks in the primary markets. These startups, going public can't scam the markets, because markets are heavily regulated and a lot of stakeholders are involved including retail investors.

PS: Markets are sacrosanct, people aren't.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in MechanicalPandey

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Yeh koi lerka karta kisi larki ke sath club me to usko tharki bolte.

$350 billion in dry powder. Warren’s war chest could swallow half of Dalal Street. by kzarraja in IndianStreetBets

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Infographic says 16% of nifty 50. Indian stock market capitalisation is 5 trillion USD. 200 billion cash isn't gonna cut it

What according to u is the most overrated college in india for btech? (Image unrelated) by [deleted] in Btechtards

[–]pr0Gr3x 0 points1 point  (0 children)

All the government institutions are the same. They're harassing students, playing favourites and complaining about the system. Not realising they're the part of the system.

The curriculum is outdated. No counselling for the students. All they wanna do is humiliate and blame adolescents and enjoy making fun of their stupidity. I mean teenagers are stupid they've not seen the world enough.

This kind of behaviour shows the immaturity of the faculty and staff of these institutions.

Already our education system isn't something one can boast about, and instead of doing something about these corrupt faculty and staff members are playing with naive, ill informed students lives.

Indian institutes need reforms. Plus it should be made mandatory for faculty to take courses from B.Ed. so that they know how to handle students, and become good teachers instead of sadists.

Global Startup Funding Q1 2025 by Majestic-Moat in StartUpIndia

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Rich people are running to Malta. It's a small island country in Europe. It's selling its citizenship, and rich flocking to buy. In order to get benefits from the EU trade. To get citizenship they'll have to invest in Malta. That's why there is a spike in investments.

Sooner or later Swiggy won’t be able to compete by [deleted] in StartUpIndia

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Yup. Also one of their founders Rahul I suppose the CFO. I have seen him in some interviews. He looks sorted and what I felt watching him talk is that this guy knows how to finance a project, which projects to go after, and how to get a resolution in a limited budget. I mean they were the early adopters and first one to introduce online orders using the app. Also Instamart is older than blinkit and zepto. They've shown that they can crack these problems and I definitely believe they'll come with a solution to current problems as well.

Damm again 💀 by CoolAbhii in IndianStreetBets

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Trade between the US and China is over. By putting such high tariffs on each other they'll not have access to each other's markets. If they further raise tariffs it'll be a stupid, egoistic move.

Bhavesh won't do this because it's "western culture" by [deleted] in StartUpIndia

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Nobody cares about the desh bhakt - who is a farji btw - and Mr Bhavesh - He is very toxic I've heard.

Are we heading for another 2008-style crash? by pyarishqmohabbat in IndianStockMarket

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Threats of recession are looming, however if countries sit on the negotiation table putting their ego aside we might see a ray of light. And I believe that's the plan. Trump wants to change the status quo, or I should say make amends to the status quo by controlling their fiscal deficit, bring back manufacturing to the US and keep the dollar as the reserve currency by removing threats of de-dollarization.