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Hello all, I’m planning to visit Munnar next month and on one of the days, I need to handle some work related tasks, can anyone tell how is the network coverage in Munnar. Will I able to manage my work?
Hi..... I’m an architecture student, and my class is looking to collaborate with an NGO in Kerala for our college project. We want to design and oversee the construction of a space that meets their needs.
Since we’re students, we can’t fund the project ourselves, so we kindly ask the NGO to cover the cost of materials and related expenses. In return, we’ll bring thoughtful design and dedicated work to make the most of every rupee spent.
If you know an NGO in Kerala that might be interested, please let me know. I’d love to make this happen!
Thank you so much!
I think we need a new flair called "History"...
അടുത്ത കാലം വരെ ഡെസ്സിങിനെ പറ്റിയും ട്രെൻഡുകളെ പറ്റിയും ചിന്തിക്കാതെ നടന്നിരുന്ന ഒരാളാണ് ഞാൻ. ഇപ്പൊ മാറ്റം വേണം എന്നൊരു തോന്നൽ.
Dear r/kerala അന്തേവാസിസ്, നിങ്ങൾ എങ്ങനെയാണ് ഡ്രസ് തിരഞ്ഞെടുക്കുന്നത്? എങ്ങനെയാണ് ട്രെൻഡുകൾ അറിയുന്നത്, ഫോളോ ചെയ്യുന്നത്? ആരൊക്കെയാണ് നിങ്ങളുടെ ഫേവറിറ്റ് ഫാഷൻ ഇൻഫ്ലുവൻസർമാർ? മല്ലുസ്, അതുപോലെ തന്നെ മറ്റ് യൂസ്ഫുൾ ഇൻഫ്ലുവൻസേഴ്സ്.. suggest me resources please
Hi all! Planning to visit Kerala in February for 5 days in 2025. Would like some recommendations of
We're a group of people who prefer naturistic places such as mountains, hills and waterfalls. And we want to explore animal sanctuaries and beaches as well. Heard the black sand beach in Varkala is a must. Would love to experience Kerala culture as well.
Open to any ideas and suggestions!
Hellooo!! I am a student journalist looking to do a short documentary on indigenous tribal groups in Kerala especially the malaipandaram and adiyan tribe. I’d be eternally grateful if you could help me with any sources;)))
I’m going to be in Kerala for two months & need a better net connectivity than the one my parents have. What are my options ? Do they even offer something just for two months ?
It's a competition where we’re expected to cook something at home and bring to work. A panel of judges (mostly Irish) will choose the best dish, and the winner gets a day or two off.
Could you share some suggestions? I was thinking of making Thalassery Biryani, but I’m not sure if they’ll like it. Something not too spicy but rich in flavor would be ideal, I think.
Today i needed Rs 100 stamp paper but only Rs 500 and Rs 1000 papers were available.so due to urgency bought Rs 500 paper. Why is there a shortage of Rs 50,100,200 papers?When will we shift to some epaper system which can be printed by the vendors and sold.?
Hi all, we are expecting our second baby and currently we are in the UAE. but we plan to have the delivery in Kerala. The hospital we've shortlisted in Lifeline Adoor as it's the nearest. Would like to know
The pricing unit of Adani gas is MMBTU. 1 cylinder of LPG is 0.62 MMBTU. Price per MMBTU of Adani Gas is 1362 Rs. Effectively in cylinder terms is 1362 * 0.62 = 844 Rs. Add to that a VAT of 5% which is 40 Rs. So effective per cylinder would be 885 Rs, when compared to an LPG cylinder.
Price per cylinder of LPG is 823. So around 60 per cylinder lower for LPG.
Ask adani gas sales people , they will say that Adani gas is 30% cheaper than LPG.
LPG is more of butane and PNG is more of methane, hence the heat per second is higher from the LPG cylinder.
The PNG company is destroying all pocket roads by digging them up, and not retarring it in good quality.
They charge the consumer 7100 upfront, of which 6k is zero interest refundable security deposit.
Which means they take 6k from your pocket to give you infra. They are not spending anything as such.
60 per cylinder , and 7k upfront.
Also, with PNG, you cant move your gas stove to a different area if there is some work going on like painting or renovation. We moved our gas cylinder to the top floor, and used it as kitchen. Or while cooking in the open, we can just take the cylinder outside if needed.
Putting all these in perspective, Why should a consumer, who is already using LPG, switch over to costlier piped gas and costly installation ?
Do colleges have the right to confistigate a students phone and fine for using it in the class? People with legal knowledge, please do help.
Are their prices of 299 going to remain the same through out or is it going to increase after the first 2 or 3 months? Also do they still use local providers to give out the connections, like keralavision? Location wise, Im living in mutholy Kottayam.
Anyways, I want to hear your thoughts on it. So what do you all think?
Getting a new car is so expensive these days, I am curious about the option of getting a second hand car, which is being auctioned off by the bank. How does the bidding process work? How do we know about the condition of the vehicle that we bid on? Is the price mentioned on the auction sites the only amount we have to fork out or are there other hidden/additional charges? If you have participated in this type of auction or have secondhand knowledge about the same, can you share your experience. Thank you so much!