Engineering Manager- oil and gas

Seculars are voting for whom?

In current scenario, it is pretty evident that the whole election is based on religion and caste from all the parties. Everyone is catering to some certain segment and sticking to it. They won't even care if that statement will hurt the non-voters or not. Parties and their voters are like this : Congress: Non-Hindus ( Mostly Muslims) & backward castes of our society ( mostly the ones who enjoy reservation) BJP : Hindus & NRI's Interestingly, no one caters to Sikh community. Congress is aware of that after 1984 and BJP because of Khalistan and farm laws. Now fundamentally, the voter will choose the party which will benefit him/her. They feel safer under that regime. Like, there are many videos surfacing of Muslims claiming to break down Ram Mandir if Congress wins and in same manner, many videos coming in of Hindus taking over Kashi & Mathura temples if BJP stays in power. And I know none of them is going to happen. Now what I want to ask is how does a secular person reacts to this? And please don't say only BJP is fuelling hatred. If you feel so, then clearly you don't remember Congress's regime. Both the parties are playing dirty politics. Personally I feel BJP is less evil than Congress because it still remains patriotic while making decisions but Congress can sell their soul to cater their voters.

From Relatable to Regret: The Fame Fade-Out

Ever notice how some content creators start out killing it—think hilarious stand-up, relatable YouTube vids, or spot-on skits—then fame hits, and it’s like they lose their magic? From picking odd projects to churning out meh content, here’s a few names that vibe with this shift. No shade, just real talk! Munawar Faruqui: His underrated stand-up days were gold—sharp and fresh. Post-fame? The projects feel off, and that old spark’s fading. Miss the OG Munawar? Kusha Kapila: Kusha’s early content was a riot—funny, positive, relatable. But after the Bollywood leap, it’s like the charm’s gone. Anyone else nostalgic? Elvish Yadav: Loved this guy’s roast videos and energy! Then Bigg Boss happened, and now it’s just controversy after controversy. Where’s the Elvish we stan? Ranveer Allahabadia: His old videos hit home—super relatable. Now it’s podcasts with repetitive, unscientific claims that make you zone out. Who else stopped watching? Fame’s a wild ride—some creators keep it real, others lose their edge. What’s your take? Got more names who went from “wow” to “why”? Drop ‘em below! 👇

Looking for ML Engineers and Data Scientists

Hey guys, Im Kush. A final year AI student from Mumbai. Extremely ambitious, Ive participated and won in a few hackathons and I love solving real world problems. I am currently trying to start my decision sciences company, that has the potential to change the way Startups make business decisions (service based to begin with) using extremely new analytical tools . It is still in Idea stage. But we would be one of the first ones in India to implement it. I am looking for smart, extremely ambitious and focused ML Engineers and Data Scientists to help me build my initial POCs (Proof of Concepts) . So that we can start pitching it to investors, incubations and potential customers. If u are interested to take a leap of faith and potentially change the industry, reach out to me! This is my linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kushsheth23/ Thanks.