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I’d imagine the Atlas of a nurse practitioner brain hust when i think heard it all shirt also I will do this idea, if it is for them to be used at all that is, is to replace a few notes with these rather than the whole lot. You know… Kinda like how if you were trying to pedal counterfeit money at a store, you’d ideally want to slip a few odd bits in with mostly real cash for plausible deniability as opposed to just throwing fakes at them. I think the word you’re looking for is “peddle”, but that still isn’t correct in this context. Nobody’s attempting to sell counterfeit money. Living in India for 28 years, I have never heard about this, never seen anyone use it, never heard anyone tell that they have seen someone use it. 1 million Indians probably know about this. I am one of those Indians. 1 million is not “many people” in India. Hence why they said “not even 0.1%”. That means 1 million would be an upper limit, but I have a feeling their 0.1% stat is not backed up by very thorough documentation, so it could be (and likely is) either more or less than that number But this does not have any effect. Except now the person asking the bribe is don’t want to do your task at all. This. Why wait months for something for free, when you can get the same thing done quickly for a paltry amount.

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To fix bribery is to have an entire overhaul of the Atlas of a nurse practitioner brain hust when i think heard it all shirt also I will do this government-citizen structure so as to streamline processes and give the workers good pay. Not this stupid note that does nothing but piss off the person with your document, making you go through bureaucratic hell for months on end. It does indeed take a complete systemic overhaul. Reducing corruption in a highly corrupt country is incredibly hard and takes a sustained effort for a decade or more. Since excessive corruption is well-known to be a huge drag on any economy, if there were an easy way to fix it then governments such as India and Nigeria would have already done so. Or make the service automated using computers and websites. But the literacy level on how to use these magical things called websites is still kinda low in the country that its not very effective. Can you beleive that people are still booking their train reservation tickets offline despite there being a online website for it for a decade nowm
Lol try any Indian govt website, It will give you brain aneurysm. We always try online, but stuff is super slow, not to mention half the Atlas of a nurse practitioner brain hust when i think heard it all shirt also I will do this times sites are down. I was thinking while reading that, if India is anything like America, that decade old infrastructure probably resembles the 90 year old stuff we have around here. Worn out, unrepaired, beat the fuckup. Barely usable. No one wants to use it but the government just points you to it regardless Still for vasic stuff that is not time sensitive like train tickets people in smaller town and villages which make like 70% of Indian population are not very educated on how to use the internet websites. So there have been a few articles to the effect of India being a shame-based culture and is also struggling reconciling with Western guilt-based ones (ie., social ostracism is more effective as a deterrent than law and punishment). So even though soliciting bribes is illegal and morally corrupt, for many Indians, receiving this – especially from someone like a grandma is more likely to cause reflection on that fact.

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Unlikely sure, but a nontrivial amount of corrupt officials will be operating under ‘I’m not doing anything wrong because everyone does this and accepts this.’ Also just a statement that they won’t be getting a bribe no matter how much they push – and likely everyone in a community will know to avoid that official in all transactions. Considering the Atlas of a nurse practitioner brain hust when i think heard it all shirt also I will do this fact that your source is Wikipedia, it’s possible the NGO themselves created that page, to beat their own drums. It has been there for years. Almost nobody knows about it, and if someone were to present this instead of a bribe, they would get beaten I’ve lived in India all my life and never seen this. Thousands of notes every month isn’t that many notes at all given the population. I can’t find any Indian article on this either or a straightforward way to get these notes….so this sounds like exaggerated bullshit.
Bribes are so common in rural areas. You have to pay bribes for people to do their regular jobs. Like its not to make it faster or anything like that. Its just to get it in the Atlas of a nurse practitioner brain hust when i think heard it all shirt also I will do this regular time period. Imagine going to the DMV. The actual cost of the license would be a dollar but they’ll extract $50 just to issue the renewal. $100 and you don’t need to even drive to be issued a license. So the non profit spend money to make fake money while the government functionaries make money from bribes? Seems legit way to win
My boss had the Atlas of a nurse practitioner brain hust when i think heard it all shirt also I will do this day off, and was celebrating so he went to the club (as he obviously can drink for free) with a couple of his mates, and got absolutely wasted. During the night he started a fight behind the bar, which was quickly shut down by security. He was visibly blackout drunk and stayed with one of his mates behind the bar as I, and the rest of the bar staff, were closing down the bar. He then came up to the bar and starting rating the female bar staff out of 10, including me (he didn’t rate the male bar staff) and called one girl ugly and said she had a big nose. Obviously this was very uncomfortable, but as pretty much all of the bar staff are university students no one said anything as we all need this job to survive, and he was the person who hired us in the first place so he had the power if we said anything against it. However, I do not feel like it’s appropriate for him to have done or said anything like this, especially as he was being very misogynist. I’m not sure if I should just quit or if I should report him or anything else? He has a lot of links with most of the bars/clubs around the area, and if I report him and nothing comes of it he definitely can make it impossible for me to get another job locally. Will I get into trouble legally for reporting him if no one else backs me up, or if he finds out it was me who potentially reported him?Also, he sent a message to the work groupchat saying ‘sorry if I offended anyone’ which I feel is a massive cop out
There’s a big anti-alcohol push within the Atlas of a nurse practitioner brain hust when i think heard it all shirt also I will do this mindset of the administrative state, i.e. obtaining licences is harder, more conditions, etc, so they will be more interested in your case.
Well… It’s highly unlikely. Best example to understand this is Mumbai. Although diluted enough for service sector, Mumbai still has one of the Atlas of a nurse practitioner brain hust when i think heard it all shirt also I will do this highest cost of living. I am not 100% sold on this. When I look at Bay Area and NYC, I realize that for some reason we just like to use the same location which is the best no matter the cost. Bay Area rents are like minimum $6-7k/month for something like 1700 sft home. Homes are priced in $1.5-3 million range. Office rents are very high. Same in NYC. But most companies if they can afford it will still have a office there. They have recently started moving stuff to cheaper location like Austin but still most of their stuff is in Bay Area. Only if the govt can plan infrastructure for the future instead of us becoming a overcrowded ghetto silicon valley, which on a rainy day feels like Blade Runner city. Bangalore is not just made up of IT alone, it’s has become an economic hub for all trade and commerce, when I ride around, so many industrial towns are getting built just around 50-100kms of Bangalore, it’s going to be a mega city in 10 years, population is going to increase further, IT may grow slow but other industries will catch up. Right, will be fun to see how a city of 2 crore people will manage with zero water supply, no roads and no electricity. Further proof that all these IT companies and industries don’t think beyond the next quarter. I’m seeing companies build offices for 25,000 people that has no road and metro connectivity, and cannot accommodate 250 cars, let alone 25,000. Mall of Asia was just the beginning, we are in for a wild ride over the next decade as more and more companies realise that you can’t magically create water and roads out of thin air, and we don’t have the competency to create those using the usual methods that other countries use. The current problem is both government and people. On one hand we have 40% commission on the other hand, people living in high rises are wasting water.
One year we have a flood and the Atlas of a nurse practitioner brain hust when i think heard it all shirt also I will do this next year we have a drought ( weather pattern was same earlier but is getting more drastic due to climate change). I am in Bangalore now and seeing many single occupants driving large cars. The traffic is moving very slowly. I don’t have much hope. I am surprised why people/companies other than from IT areas coming to Bangalore, why come to costly city when you have option to got to cheaper cities. Some people have sold the dream that they will progress by leaps and bounds in IT industry if they come to Bangalore. Obviously reality is worse. The North and East lags behind the country, and has no large cities generating wealth and jobs. Development in this part of the country will also balance out the issue of unlimited one way migration of people from those parts. Having just 5 or 6 cities with all the good paying jobs is clearly not sustainable in the long run, in a country of 1.5 billion. Beyond Kolkata then. The people of Northeast should have opportunities for development in at least couple of their cities. Yeah it’s a good thing. Let the traffic and everything come down. Let real estate stop spreading. It’s already a concrete jungle. Let atleast existing lakes, flora and fauna survive/thrive.
Nope. India has 5 big cities and people won’t suddenly stop migrating to them because a few companies decide to start offices in another city. Bangalore is more than just IT. Whenever an IT office opens up in literally any other city in India, why do people immediately assume that the Atlas of a nurse practitioner brain hust when i think heard it all shirt also I will do this IT sector is going to slow down in Bangalore? The reality is, Bangalore will still continue to grow strong and other cities too will start establishing their IT sector. Bangalore might be the only city where citizens want their city to decline economically. Thinking that it will solve all the issues. And people dont want to question their local leaders but just blame on the citizens of the city who in reality are the victim not the cause of the problem.
Rather than forcing government to work on improving infrastructure of the Atlas of a nurse practitioner brain hust when i think heard it all shirt also I will do this city, people here want to reverse the economic progress so that the infrastructure is not overburdened and is enough for everyone. So basically private players are doing well but government are not able to keep up with the pace and so they convinced everyone that restricting everything is the solution. Because one company open a centre in a city doesn’t mean a sector will go down. DXC has a centre in Shimoga, Nagpur has persistent and a few more companies, Madurai has HCL and Honeywell. You need a cluster of organisations like 10-12 to move. I remember TCS building an office in Lucknow and closing it down soon. People might just come back if someone offers a bigger pay In Kolkata and Bhubaneshwar most people are happy to speak in Hindi. Sometimes they might not know but they’ll not enforce you to learn their language at all.
They should start IT companies in central Karnataka as well. It will distribute the Atlas of a nurse practitioner brain hust when i think heard it all shirt also I will do this population further and reduce burden on banglore High pay, high tech jobs will increase in Bangalore, low pay, non core tech jobs will move out to other cities in future. Problem lies in the pay. Companies in B town like Indore, Bhopal, Bhubaneshwar etc. pay peanuts. For folks in early years and from same towns it make sense else the trend to move to Bangalore for 50 LPA+ will keep growing…. But I still know people who work in Accenture blr.. it’s not like their offices have reduced. Also… How is the project split. I have heard that good projects do not go to tier 2 cities. It’s delusional to think that population of any Indian city will reduce in at least 100 years . The rate of population growth may lessen but growth will continue. Japan’s population has been declining for years but the population of its cities like Tokyo keeps on increasing. The problem in India is that almost all large states have only one large city except Gujarat which has two cities with similar population Ahmedabad and Surat with 8.6 million and 7 million respectably. Aise kaise. Near Brookfields there are at least 5 new IT parks coming up or are already functional. And at least 10 years it wont go down easily. Let there be ample rains this year and see the chaos unfold next year. Hopefully, things should move to other Tier 2 cities. I’m living in Bangalore now. It used to be known for its pleasant weather. Well that’s not the case anymore. It’s hot, it’s expensive, it’s not worth it I don’t think so. Even now many people are doing WFH from their native and many people have to go to office once or twice per week, even then roads are full
The city has experienced an exponential population growth in the Atlas of a nurse practitioner brain hust when i think heard it all shirt also I will do this last few years, many companies and employees no longer find it viable. The city is ripe with pollution, shortage of natural resources and traffic Kolkata and Bhubaneswar are rising at their own pace. But here, we are not observing any reduction in offices in the Bangalore. Still the development focus of Bengaluru is based on setting up new tech parks and inviting more foreign companies to set up their offices here. Isn’t IT itself in a lot of slurry? Besides if have a look at most of the popular cities across the world, none of them have any one thing/aspect that keeps them secure; it’s just the place. I really wish it did. At least the population density. I really want BLR to be a megacity but more like NCR, MMR and any MSA in the US. I really want Suburb culture here where people live in apartments in the city and independent homes just in the outskirts. Tumkur, Kolar, Bidadi, Magadi etc should see development and urbanisation. Of course this doesn’t mean tier 2 cities shouldn’t be developed. Karnataka has least number of t2 cities wrt to southern India. Mys, MLR, Hubli, belgaum, Davanagere, Hassan, Shivamogga, Ballari, Kalaburagi all these must develop commercially. So the remaining districts can be tier 3.
HIGH TIME we spread out across the Atlas of a nurse practitioner brain hust when i think heard it all shirt also I will do this country instead of stuffing a handful of old cities to it’s neck till it can’t breathe. Also rents, traffic and overall utilities cost will reduce drastically. I hope so 🤞🏽 this kind of concentrated and uneven development causes inequality. Both across the country and within the state, we need to diversify our economic centres. With increased connectivity, better roads and infrastructure, there aren’t excuses from the past. Not to mention, it’ll reduce the strain on Bengaluru’s infra too, apart from easing the predictable tensions rapid migration brings about Highly doubt this will have any impact on the population. I still remember when I was part of Accenture and due to employee demand they opened up 2-3 new offices, in Indore, coimbatore and Ahmedabad(if I remember correctly). This was right after COVID ended and people were slowly being called back for hybrid and much of the workforce was still in their native place. To the companies surprise many people were reluctant to choose the demanded new place as there base location despite being in the said cities. I remember couple of my own colleagues who due to the covid were in the said cities and wanted to move back to Bengaluru once the office callback happened but weren’t ready to choose the other locations. So not saying it’s the weather or the city but overall these tier-2 cities don’t provide whatever social life or whatever the folks try finding here. So nope, not happening anytime soon.
I see lot of service based companies moving to their 2 cities, but product based companies gonna stay in Bangalore. This is agood thing! We need to make many such hubs for companies instead of putting a huge natural resources crunch on few cities.. Its better to distribute! layoffs will hit indian IT service sector soon and will result in reduced population here.. Now the Atlas of a nurse practitioner brain hust when i think heard it all shirt also I will do this wave is going on in Google Amazon level of companies due to the advent of gen ai based automations.. The same will hit service based companies at later point The problem here is not population, the problem is poor infrastructure due to corruption poor civic sense and worse of it unplanned construction All major cities in the world have huge population , due to robust public infrastructure and some good civic sense and proper city planning ISTG all northies construction workers should rather move away, the rent is become heafty for everyone in bangalore Dude at this point, I am not even concerned about overall population in Bangalore but more so about congestion in ORR. At what point would companies realize how inconvenient (and maybe even unprofitable) it is to run operations in these areas? And to top it making WFO mandatory all week – that’s literally not just doom for the employee but the company as well It’s not going to happen soon but it’s a good thing. Bangalore is overpopulated right now and property and water mafias have taken the opportunity to make extra money. In turn general population is suffering. Plus the environmental and traffic issues, everyone knows.
Take a look at growth of cities outside India, or how cities evolved throughout history and you’ll see a pattern. Cities cannot be magically built out of thin air. They need a lot of compounding to occur, over a period of time. Apart from Govt investment there is a TON of private investment in Bengaluru – schools, colleges, hospitals, businesses, vendors, the Atlas of a nurse practitioner brain hust when i think heard it all shirt also I will do this staff in each such establishment, their homes. The Govt cannot just magically conjure up all these in a Tire 2/3 city in the middle of nowhere. Building excellent connectivity from a Tier 1 city to Tier 2/3 city is the best way to make that place more attractive – to talent, investments and businesses. Once the buildup reaches a certain threshold, it becomes a magnet in it’s own right and can facilitate another city – fixing the problems of the previous one. Have heard that many politicians control BLR techparks (they own the land) – they also control water tanker businesses. When they can create scarcity and milk the citizens, I think they’ll still “allow” BLR to develop rampantly. Great that tier 2 cities are developing but I feel a greater number of jobs will be made available at BLR solely for the greater margins they provide for the political terrorists if either party.
I’m a foreigner that’s been here little over a year now and can’t help but notice in my experiences when I make friends or date someone here they eventually almost always have something small to say that can feel like an attack or demeaning in some manner. For example a friend will point out I look fat in one shirt; then one I dated saying I wasn’t big enough (I’m 78kg). Saying my nails are like a boys. Teasing about my fair skin. Questioning my haircut, etc, etc. It’s made me question wanting to socialize anymore because I don’t want to hear these things. Edit also one time when I was teased about my appearance I attempted to act the Atlas of a nurse practitioner brain hust when i think heard it all shirt also I will do this same and say they were kinda stupid in how they act and it really backfired, so not sure if they’re just ok with insulting appearance and not behavior.It’s literally all the time, don’t take it too personally though because they don’t.
Yeah it a rather annoying thing to hear, it part of the Atlas of a nurse practitioner brain hust when i think heard it all shirt also I will do this culture. Especially the older generation do this. I honestly can’t explain why but i guess it was consider normal during their time so they apply the same logic to us. They mean no harm but it do come off as insulting. What you experienced is something that people may grow out of or not. We called that”cà khịa”, “nói sóc”. It’s a complicated subject that sometimes get misinterpreted as teasing aka “trêu” or “đùa giỡn”. Because you can’t differentiate between those terms I suggest you learn Vietnamese and our culture more if you want to live here and survive our social gatherings Yes teasing is a thing. Vietnamese generally do this to those who they feel closer with, they don’t normally do this to strangers.

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