Remember to buy Diya from small vendors.
And yes don't bargain. Let them enjoy Diwali.
Happy Diwali.
Painting your house is the ultimate adult chore. 😫
Why doesn't a business exist yet where you literally just:
1️⃣ Hand over the keys
2️⃣ Go on a 4-day vacation
3️⃣ Come back to a 100% finished, clean, painted home?
Who’s funding this? I’d be the first customer.
We celebrate Diwali as a festival of love and genuine warmth. But behind the sweets and family gatherings lies a silent, high-stakes corporate market.
Here, gifts aren't tokens of affection, they are strategic investments. We’re talking gold coins, silver bars, luxury watches, and flagship phones acting as polite, silent bribes.
It goes way beyond government babus:
Warehouse & Sales Managers: A timely "gift" guarantees their company pushes a supplier's products, boosting orders.
Bankers: Flooded with hampers to fast-track loans and credit terms.
And what happens to the unwanted luxury items? They feed a massive secondary market, turning corporate "generosity" straight back into liquid cash.
For the corporate world, Diwali isn't about spreading joy. It's a festival of business development, making sure the ledger balances for the next twelve months.
Next time you see a heavy gift hamper loaded into a corporate car, remember: that’s not a gesture. That’s a transaction.
We are not skilled enough to do a fire rescue. How many actual drills does these fire fighters do in a year?
What training do they go through?
@grok are you aware?
Dear Indians.
Please go out of India and see for yourself how you have been scammed.
You will be shocked, what you are missing.














