I am thinking of getting FD backed superCard by super.money, with initial amount of 5k. I am also an existing user of Kotak 811, so that will help me to bypass the 5K MAB for avoiding SMS charges. Apart from that I will earn good cashback on my UPI spends and build Credit Score as well.
Now my question is, is there any way to increase this limit of card? Later in future I would require more limit for my UPI Transactions.
I am thinking of getting Kotak's dream different credit card by making an FD of 5k. Good thing is now Kotak offering CC with Rupay network, so I can link it on my UPI App.
But now I am stuck, that what if I want to increase my card limit. Because initially Kotak will give me only 4500 limit, so 30% of that limit will be 1350. Though this is enough for my subscriptions and recharge, but what if I want to use UPI on CC, then this limit is not enough.
Is there any option that I can get my limit of card increased without making more FDs?
Went on a solo date yesterday at a rooftop restaurant, and it turned into something I didn’t expect.
The place was packed — families, a corporate birthday group, college students, school kids celebrating, even a group of married couples. Everyone seemed busy in their own world… until my food arrived.
Suddenly, I felt like I became the event. Every few seconds, someone would turn and look. Not a quick glance — actual repeated staring. It was subtle, but constant enough to notice.
This wasn’t even my first time going out alone. Since my breakup, I’ve been exploring the city solo — cafes, restaurants, random places — and usually it’s fine. But this time made me pause.
Why is being alone in a restaurant still such a “thing” here?
Why does eating out feel like it needs a group to be valid?
Why does someone enjoying their own company stand out so much?
Is it curiosity? Judgment? Or just something we’re not used to seeing?
Would genuinely like to hear how others see this.
TL;DR: Went out alone to a crowded restaurant, noticed people staring, and it made me question why solo dining still feels unusual in India.