Here we go! 🙏✨ Manacha Pahila Ganpati - Shree Kasba Ganpati ❤️ No doubt, Ganeshotsav is the biggest festival in Maharashtra! 🧡

Interviewer: Can you work under pressure? Me:

After using my Honda CB350 RS for a week and riding 500 km, here’s my honest review: 🟢 Pros: - The engine is so smooth and reliable that you won’t feel any vibration even at 100 km/h. - The exhaust note is uff! It’s just perfect, and you’ll really enjoy it while riding. - The machine is powerful. I also travelled with a pillion on very rough off-road sections, but the bike never felt under pressure. - In city traffic as well, I haven’t faced any issues. It easily overtakes other bikes, and the handling is good; it feels quite agile. - The body-to-weight distribution is awesome. I’m 5'9" and can easily move the bike around without starting it, even in traffic. - The riding posture is very relaxed. I rode 100+ km in a single stretch but never felt any back pain. It’s just perfect. - Mileage: In the city, I’m getting around 30 km/L, and on the highway, around 40 km/L. The first service is still pending. 🔴 Cons: - During the rainy season, the bike gets dirty very quickly because both mudguards are not enough to protect it from mud. You’ll need to add a front mudguard extender and a rear mudguard hugger. - I feel there is a little power lag. Most of the power is in 1st and 2nd gear, 3rd and 4th do a decent job, while 5th is mainly a cruising gear, maybe due to Tall Gearing. - When you travel with friends who have faster bikes, you’ll definitely feel that this bike needs more HP and torque because you can struggle to keep up with them. - The front headlight is not good. It’s too weak, and without upgrading to a better headlight, I wouldn’t recommend regular night rides. - The bike easily goes 100+ km/h and the engine is so reliable and refined that you won’t hear that aggressive engine sound you might expect 😅 🟠 Overall: If you love cruising and want a reliable engine that can last for years, while also wanting a bike that you can ride 5 days in the city and take on weekend trips, this bike is for you. And if you’re buying a bike for the first time, you can definitely consider it. It’s beginner-friendly, no doubt about it. Overall I like this bike. ❤️

ये वही लोग हैं जिन्होंने कभी, पूरे अम्बर की चाह की थी, तूफानों से भी लड़ने की, हर मुश्किल राह की थी... पर वक़्त की मार ने ऐसा बदला, कि थक कर हार गए सारे, अब बस दिन पूरे करते हैं, जो कल तक थे जग के तारे... हाँ, ऐसा होता है जीवन में, जब उम्मीदें दम तोड़ती हैं, जब ठोकरें खाकर राहें भी, खुद अपना रुख मरोड़ती हैं... पर रुकना ही तो अंत नहीं, ये दौर भी गुज़र जाएगा, जो बिखर गया है आज यहाँ, वो कल फिर से संवर जाएगा... तो पूछ लो अपने लोगों से, जो हँसकर दर्द छुपाते हैं, बाहर से जो हैं ठीक दिखते, वो अंदर से टूट जाते हैं... नाराज़ न होना अपनों से, बस हाथ थाम कर बैठ ज़रा, हर कोई यहाँ पर ठीक नहीं, तू पास समझ कर देख ज़रा...

How HR sees the gap in resume for Boy's vs Gir's

We’re living in a broken generation: - Some stopped taking pictures. - Some stopped comparing. - Some lost their first love and can’t love again. - Some lost interest in new clothes. - Some got used to loneliness. - Some accepted what they couldn’t achieve. - Some stopped dreaming big. The same people who once dreamed of everything are now just trying to get through the day. > Check on your people. > Not everyone is okay.

Netflix isn’t just a streaming app. It’s a massive technology ecosystem. Behind every recommendation, search, and video session is infrastructure built for scale, reliability, and personalization. The stack spans: > Languages: Java, Kotlin, Python, Node.js > Cloud: AWS, Route 53, Load Balancing, Open Connect > Data: Cassandra, MySQL, PostgreSQL, Redis, DynamoDB > AI/ML: Recommendations, personalization, content understanding > Streaming: HLS, MPEG-DASH, adaptive streaming, CDN > Big Data: Kafka, Spark, Flink, Hadoop, Presto > DevOps: Jenkins, Spinnaker, Titus, Datadog > Security: IAM, encryption, governance, access control Netflix doesn’t scale with one technology. It combines Cloud + Data + AI + Microservices + Automation to serve millions of users reliably. And that’s the same lesson for AI: - AI at scale isn’t just a model. - It’s an entire technology ecosystem.

He worked 12 hours a day. Ignored his Sleep, diet and health. One hospital bill erased 3 years of savings. Always remember Health is part of your portfolio. Send this to your future self.

How toxic work culture looks like: My friend finished all her work and asked her TL if she could log off early to attend Ganesh Visarjan. The TL said: “If you don't have work, ask in the group.” So she did. An hour later, the same TL posted in the group saying they were leaving early for Ganesh Visarjan. Some managers want employees to respect their time, while treating employees’ time like it has no value. Corporate hypocrisy at its finest.

Parents Getting Older This one hurts more when you're living away from your family, stuck in a metro city, chasing a job. Just one call a day asking them "how are you" "did you go for your regular checkup" "are you taking your medicines on time." As we're growing up the people who raised us are growing old. And it hurts. Most of the time, our parents don't even tell us when they're sick or something unexpected happens because they don't want us to worry. So try to visit home once every 2-3 months. I know it's not always possible when you're far away. But visit as much as you can because they're the ones who are always happiest about your achievements, no matter how small. Try to achieve success early in life so your parents can see it with their own eyes. I've seen so many people achieve incredible things, but their parents aren't there to witness it. And they feel insanely alone and unsatisfied, no matter how much they've "made it." Call your parents today. Tell them when you're coming home.

Got my 1st payout from the new OCR program. Don’t judge the program by your first payout. Many got approved 1-2 weeks later due to appeals + the huge volume of applications. Mine was also 2 digits, but it’s been just 8 days since I enrolled. Don’t get demotivated. Keep creating.

New weekend, new destination. But this time, with my own bike.

Interviewer: Your API is getting 15,000 requests/sec. The server is overloaded. Users are complaining. You have 15 minutes to fix it. Me: I’ll apply for sick leave immediately. Interviewer:

How Managers Test the Patience of Their Employees.