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which city has less cost of living including all also safe for girl's also have a stable jobs. Bangalore Mumbai Pune Hyderabad Chennai gurgaon Delhi ( definitely not safe) Indore kochi. if any other let me know

Currently I'm WFH in a company which is in Noida with a package of 3.4L This is my first company and its been 3.5 years to me. I got an offer of 7.5L from Jaipur. My company is ready to retain me for 7L or 6.5L Now, I got a job offer of 12L per ann

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Idea For You Implement Now— “ Affordable Dome PG living service ” So guys, according to my research, in many Indian tier-1 cities like Bangalore, Mumbai, Delhi, Pune, and others, hotels, PGs, rooms, and other living spaces are highly expensive. Thi

Farmers generally have to sell their produce at a lower price and also have to throw away a considerable portion, while consumers have to pay high prices for the same goods but still don't get good quality. Well, this is the problem Fraazo was tryin

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Koo's Founder on - Appearing for a startup interview Make a list of startups you’re generally interested in. If you’re risk averse but still want to work at a startup, try and choose a startup that’s gone beyond their Series B. The risk is usually