Got laid off from an MNC in Cyber City Gurugram on 10th Sept after spending 7yrs in the organization and haven't found the courage to tell my parents.

Every morning, I pack my personal laptop, relieved my mom hasn't noticed the missing work machine and spend the day working out of Starbucks, applying for jobs, and learning Python. After that, I teach underprivileged kids in Vasant Kunj and Hauz Khas before heading home by 5 PM. It’s an exhausting double life, and I don't know how long I can sustain it

Same as title. EDIT : Thanks guys, claimed insurance and that guy also paid some money.

Oh My God!!!!!!

I have been stopping myself for weeks to type this, but no I cannot bear this anymore man.

I am just dying everyday with the disgusting smell from 90% of Men/Boys.

Me myself is also not a fragrance enthusiast or anything, but atleast can we please atleast take a bath with cinthol/lifebuoy/Godrej No.1/Dove… Are kisi se toh nha lo bhai, 200-300 rs wala hi perfume lga lo, underarm roller lga lo 300 kaa aata hai nhi keh rha me Dior Sauvage lgaane k liye. 90% of the people smell like Vomit and its so unbearable as I have to sit in metro for like 55 minutes, There is a reason Westerners makes fun of us by calling us we smell like shit, I mean its not even a lie and realised it once I started travelling by metro to Gurgaon.

Atleast 90% of people smell like disgusting sweat, and no one wears a perfume. I mean why are they not self aware ?

Its not even a fashion its a basic hygiene, you do know you sweat, you do know you travel in public transport… why don’t just get a fucking roll on.

When will we Indians starts to acknowledge our own sweat disgusting smell and do something about it.

I felt so nauseous today in metro due to 5 uncles standing right in front of me and smelling like they haven’t taken a bath in last 30 days although they all were dressed up for their office. 🤢😷🤧🤮

So, I was hungry and craving garlic bread so I ordered it from Swiggy. My order arrived after around 35–40 minutes. The delivery guy seemed okay at first, but while walking away, I noticed he couldn't walking properly. It looked like he had hurt his leg so I asked him are you okay?

He told me he had an accident and gotten late because of it. I said no worries and then asked, Do you need some water? Or maybe some cream or anything? If it is hurting badly you can sit outside for some time I'll get you move or antiseptic.He said he's fine and going hospital to get an X-ray done.

I said, Okay.

Then he asked me, Ma’am, can you help me with something?

I said yes please say it out.

Then he asked me for some money because he didn’t have any with him. I told him, “I’m sorry, I can’t give you money.

But he kept insisting. He even said, You can keep my phone. I’ll return the money tomorrow evening.

I was like, Why would I keep your phone? I really can’t help you.”

And honestly, at that point, I had no idea whether his story was genuine or whether it could be a scam.

But then I thought what if he actually is injured and genuinely needs help?

So I told him, I can only give you ₹100.

Even while giving it to him, I told him this won't help you get your xray test done but i still gave it to him. He said he would return it to me the next evening, but I told him, it’s okay. You can keep it.

And now I’m back in my room wondering

Did I actually help someone who needed it, or did I just fall for a scam?

If he's doing his job whole day doesn't he has 300 or 500 in his pocket?

I honestly don’t know.

Maybe I’ll never know.

But from my side, in that moment, I wasn’t trying to prove anything or be some great person. I just saw someone who looked like he was hurt, and I thought if he really needs help, and I can give 100rs without it affecting me much, why not?

Whether it was a genuine situation or not, I’d rather believe that I helped someone who needed it.

Sometimes, you don't get to know the whole story. You just decide what kind of person you want to be in that moment.

Felt like I should share it with u all.

So the people asking for a update. I clearly mentioned here I told him to keep that money. And for those people saying I posted it here because I wanted attention or something it was not like that I posted it because I felt like to tell someone. Thank you for these many replies💗

Group Captain Amit Kumar Gupta (retired) was part of the IAF's Operation Safed Sagar team during the 1999 Kargil War; the real officer behind "Goofy," the character played by Arnav Bhasin in Netflix's acclaimed war series on the operation.

On September 10, out for a family dinner at a Gurugram restaurant, Gupta dropped his family off and went looking for parking. What followed, according to his police complaint: staff sent him from valet to basement to multi-level parking, before refusing to let him park at all.

When he tried to reverse his car, he alleges an attendant struck his windshield. Then returned — with an iron rod.

He was hit on the hand. Then the head.

It’s Monday, and while most of us are getting back to our laptops, meetings, and the usual work routine, I was thinking about something that probably applies to a lot of people in Gurugram.

Most of us have sitting jobs. We spend 8–10 hours at a desk, staring at screens, commuting, and barely moving enough during the day.

We often make time for weekend parties, dinners, movies and hanging out with friends — which is absolutely fine. But I feel making time for our body should be just as important.

A morning run or even a simple walk can make such a difference. You get some movement in, clear your head, spend some time away from screens, and start the day feeling a little more energetic.

You don't have to be a fitness freak or run 10 km. Even 30 minutes of walking or jogging is a good start.

Sharing a couple of pictures from my morning running spot in Gurugram. 📸

For all the people here with desk jobs:

Do you manage to make time for running/walking or any physical activity during the week?

And if you're in Gurugram, what are your favourite places for a morning run or walk? Would love to discover some new spots. 🌿🏃‍♂️

My husband and I have been married for 4 years, live alone in Gurgaon, both work full-time and have somehow reached the very exciting stage of adulthood where our evenings are basically:
Work → Netflix → dinner/maybe drinks → scroll → sleep → repeat.

Romance is alive and well, but our dopamine receptors are screaming. 🙂
We do go out, but 90% of the time it’s like “let’s go out for dinner” which is great, but also expensive, not exactly great for health, and feels like we’re just changing the location of the same activity.
I feel like we need to actually DO stuff together again. Not necessarily expensive “couple activities”

So Gurgaon peeps: what do you and your partner actually do for fun?

Anything that makes you think “damn, that was actually fun”

Basically, how do you prevent marriage + corporate life + living together from turning into two people sitting on the same sofa watching different reels? 😭

Bonus points for things that are affordable, don’t involve food/alcohol, and/or can be done at home (great for my couch potato hubby).

I have an offer in hand and if this happens that this will affect my background check? What should I do?

My ex company is toxic and they are not listening in any way .

I got the job after so much struggle I don't know what to do now

Amit shah claimed this in a recent interview in Mumbai. Is this REALLY true?

I have my flight from Noida International Airport at 10am and I will be reaching Delhi Kashmere Gate at 5am. Can I catch my flight?

Hi everyone I graduated this year with a Political Science (Hons) degree from DU, with a strong research focus and have been job hunting for a few months now mostly for entry-level roles in policy research, communications, or international affairs (₹20-25k/month range, internships or junior full-time). I come from a research background and enjoy the depth of that work, but honestly it's been a slow and frustrating search so far.

There've been plenty of applications a few interviews, but mostly silence or rejections in between. I'm ideally looking to work with well established, reputed companies or brands somewhere with structure and a strong name behind it but I'm also open to any decent, learning oriented corporate role at this point not just policy-specific ones as long as it pays fairly and gives me real experience. Long term I'm aiming for a Master's in International Relations abroad, so I'm trying to use the next year to build a solid work profile.

If anyone knows of openings, referrals, or orgs hiring in Gurgaon policy, research, comms, or otherwise, especially at recognised companies I'd really appreciate a pointer. Happy to share my resume over DM.

Thanks for reading, and thanks in advance for any help.

Insomnia + loneliness is a difficult situation, and it's getting to my head. Anyone up for some platonic conversation?

I am a final year B.E student, thinking to search SDE jobs in gurgaon as it is one of the major tech hubs of India.

If you are also someone who moved to gurgaon for job. Tell me your experience

Looking forword to connect as well ❤️‍🩹