Thats so nice
Exactly one year back it was so great interacting with you and Vagabond and Faisal @Imaginator.
I miss those memories so much
I am fine
How are you doing ?
Have you completed reading atomic habits you purchased last year?
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I like your editing skills . There are still many questions which aren’t answered yet . Formality NVM 
, and what issue will I have with the new member though , he just joined here 2 days ago.
Bruh . . It was a weird and kinda … experience tbh, just don’t wanna remember that again although it doesn’t affect me anymore and You can find it only on RC forum TV.
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when did he apologize to him ?
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@Sholt_Tenkerrot 
@The_EnlightenedOne
I don’t know what happened between you nor I will read that although I asked about it but seriously guys it’s fine now become friends again 
!
Let’s put an end on it !
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I have already asked an apology @Imaginator
I feel sorry for my actions
I will ask again
@Sholt_Tenkerrot Sholt I don’t know if u r angry
I apologise again in front of everyone
What I did was absolutely wrong
I regret it
U know that I suffer from overthinking right?
I have mild OCD too?
Do u expect me to behave normal?
I am SORRY
Regarding friendship, if you can accept my apology , I respect that
Or you don’t want to accept my apology and don’t want to talk with hereafter anywhere, I respect that decision too
I respect Whichever decision you take
I wish you all the best for JEE Entrance and Nofap
Crack it and get settled in IIT Madras (Chennai) which is No.1 in the entire Country
All the very best
God bless 
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nah,
you’ll see his sweetness in the reply when he comes online
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Take no tension brother shorty will accept your apology. 
Everything is fine
I will be more than happy if he accepts it
And becomes my anuj again
I promise from now on I will control my overthinking and work on it to think in the right sense.
Sometimes I don’t work on Overthinking and that leads to huge problems
Atleast from now on I will
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That’s right bro you are correct they will become brothers again also in a family some misunderstandings happens sometimes and it’s totally normal!
Bhai Anuj tumho apni Umar Kam Mt btao 
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You are my Chotta Anuj too
You are one kind of sweet person I have seen on this RC forum
God bless you @Imaginator
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Chota Anuj 
(clapping emoji seem weird) wow bro 
pr Anuj tum ho !
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What do you think about this Imagi @Imaginator
Awaken One feels like leaving Delhi to some other place.
See my reply about your great city
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Thanks for your admiration for our city! You’ve highlighted some amazing benefits, from our extensive metro network to free household electricity and excellent government schools. However, let’s dive deeper into the complexities:
Free Household Electricity:
- Frequent power cuts, especially during peak summers
- Inefficient distribution, leading to voltage fluctuations
- Energy scarcity, resulting in load shedding
- Limited availability of electricity in some peripheral areas
- Higher tariffs for commercial and industrial users to subsidize free household electricity
Free School Education:
- Overcrowded classrooms (often 50-60 students per class)
- Inadequate infrastructure (insufficient classrooms, poor sanitation)
- Teacher shortages, especially in key subjects like math and science
- Limited seats, leading to intense competition for admissions
- Poor quality education in peripheral areas, with inadequate resources
Excellent Government Schools:
- Limited availability of quality schools in peripheral areas
- Intense competition for admissions to top schools
- Overemphasis on rote learning, rather than critical thinking
- Inadequate extracurricular activities and sports facilities
- Corruption in admissions, favoring those with connections
Other Challenges:
- Air and water pollution, affecting public health
- Traffic congestion, parking woes, and road accidents
- Overpopulation, housing challenges, and urban sprawl
- Inequality, poverty, and slum areas, with limited access to basic services
- Rising crime rates, safety concerns, and law enforcement challenges
- Overburdened public healthcare, with long wait times and inadequate facilities
- Expensive private schooling, limiting access to quality education
- Stressful work-life balance, with long commutes and work hours
Delhi’s benefits come with unique challenges. Acknowledging these complexities helps us work towards a better future.
Thanks for appreciating Delhi’s positives! Hope this nuanced view helps.
I don’t want to explain it in detail so it’s a summary of my reply made by meta I agree with it !
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God forbid you reply in full 
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Everything have it’s own pros and cons Delhi have them too also even it’s a capital of India it’s not the best city of country in every field Delhi is behind except electricity i appreciate BSES’s efforts they are doing great even providing 200unit of electricity free of cost
I don’t want to reply in full it will take time also he won’t understand it till he see it by himself Delhi is a mini India but a devastated version
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