BA/Data Analyst (for Enterprise Architecture Repository)

Why does everyone consider 30 yrs as a expiry date

As you assumed I am above 30 and unmarried .31 to be precise. I have seen this issue being faced by my sister but never thought that this is so brutal. My sister was 34 when she got married. She is a pyscharist working in a govt medical college but still considered as a failure till she got married by my relatives and most of the people in my parents generation. She got married to a really nice person and they are happily enjoying their lives. What i noticed was nobody cares about person acheivements but consider him or her as a failure if he or she is not married before 30. They assume that something is wrong in them if they are not married. Ideally, people can say that why you are bothered about others opinion. But i can say that i faced the same from my generation as well. I dont know who came with the bar of 30 years but its disgusting 30 -1 =29 ----> ok 30+1 = 31 ----> not ok I never knew that it is so horrible to be after 30 and not get married. I try max to avoid such people but again somewhere i am getting pressurised. Even in grapevines itself, i have seen comments like prime age is over. I still dont get it why people or the society tries to put pressure by keeping timelines for each and everything. For some, it takes time to settle up career and other personal things before getting married.

Cuba Faces Nationwide Blackout Crisis

- **Cuba** experienced a **nationwide blackout** on Friday after a major power plant failure, affecting **10 million** people. - The government implemented **emergency measures** like suspending classes and shutting down state-owned workplaces. - The blackout, starting Thursday, saw **1.64 gigawatts** go offline, about **50%** of the country's demand. - Prime Minister **Manuel Marrero** addressed the nation, citing increased demand and old plant breakdowns as causes. - The government plans to invest in **renewable energy** with **26 solar farms** under construction. Source: [Outlook](https://www.outlookindia.com/international/cuba-suffers-nationwide-blackout-as-its-main-power-plant-fails), [Times Now News](https://www.timesnownews.com/world/cuba-goes-dark-as-power-grid-failure-leaves-10-million-in-total-blackoutvideos-emerge-article-114360024)

Thinking about starting a startup

Hello highly experienced people of grapevine, I am a 21 yo Final Year student pursuing EnTC engineering in Pune. I will get placed as either Cognizant Genc Pro, TCS Prime or Oracle Tech Consultant Trainee (these are my upcoming interviews) But apart from that, I am the typical GenZ kid who doesn't want to work and has a passion for making YouTube videos. I learned software development to get a job and now that I have this skill in my arsenal, after a long thinking session I decided why not start a software company to make astronomically high amounts of money than any job in the world. And earn it once and then live off of it and returns made from investing it forever. Obviously I know that I am not going to be an overnight success, but I want to use software development to make myself a very wealthy person by selling my startup once it grows rather than coding till 60. I am willing to do this on my own and want to create a company strictly in the software domain. Basically writing code in my pajamas. So any advice/warning/interests you can share with me would be awesome since people here have a ton of experience. Thank you and I hope my to be interviewers aren't reading this.