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▲ 0 r/Indians_StudyAbroad

I have been seriously considering going abroad for higher studies, but the deeper I look into it, the more confusing it gets. My_qualifications: bachelors. Tuition fees are insanely high, living costs keep rising, and visa situations seem unpredictable.

At the same time, social media mostly shows the good side, while some people say it is no longer worth it at all. There is barely any balanced perspective.

If you are already studying abroad or planning to, how did you come to your decision? Are scholarships and part time work actually enough to manage expenses, or does financial stress stay constant?

Just looking for real experiences and honest opinions before making such a big decision.

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u/QuietGloom — 10 days ago
▲ 469 r/mahabharata

That line honestly hits harder the more you sit with it. On one side, a weapon created by Narayan himself, and on the other, Narayan standing with you. It’s not even a fair comparison at that point, it’s faith vs force.

Moments like these are why the Mahabharat isn’t just a war story, it’s layered with philosophy, symbolism, and those quiet mic drop dialogues that stay with you. You realise the real strength wasn’t just in astras, but in who stood beside you.

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u/QuietGloom — 10 days ago
▲ 3 r/IndiaCricketGossips

Match was going fine and then the cameras cut to the dressing room and catch Parag vaping. That one moment basically hijacked the entire conversation online.

Now everyone is debating captaincy standards, professionalism, and whether this kind of behaviour should be acceptable during a live match.

Some fans are defending him saying players are off the field. Others are saying that does not matter when cameras are literally on you and you are leading the side.

With no official response yet, it is all speculation but reactions are already all over the place.

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u/QuietGloom — 16 days ago