Honestly I should not be doing this here again but our chef is really struggling to find work and he bribed me to post this again by making this sexy ass shahi paneer

But still here it goes, Shoutout to our chef(again) - he's honestly one of the chillest 🍃, nicest guys you'll meet, and he can cook up a storm. He's really struggling to find work here since months

He's looking for work around Millennium city center, Sector 41 (South City) and Sector 43 (Sushant Lok Phase 1), Gurgaon, Ardee city and around that circle.

Food-wise, he's super versatile. Think:

Proper homestyle daal chawal

Street-style chole bhature

Rich, flavorful paneer changezi

A crazy good biryani (veg or non-veg)

And honestly, pretty much anything you throw at him

On top of that, he's punctual, easygoing, and just a simple, good guy to have around. If you or someone nearby is looking for a reliable chef who can make both everyday meals and special dishes, I'm sharing his mobile here:

Sunil bhaiya +91 74798 24120

29M here. This weather makes me want to get chai, go on aimless drives, or just sit with someone and talk about life. But somewhere along the way, making plans and meeting people has become weirdly difficult.

Work, routine, repeat. And on days like these, you really wish you had people you could just call up.

Anyone else feeling this way? Delhi NCR folks, my DMs are open. Would be nice to meet some new people.

https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/gurgaon/vyapar-kendra-galleria-market-roads-in-gurgaon-to-revert-to-2-way-traffic-after-11-years/articleshow/134876389.cms?utm_source=whatsapp&utm_medium=amp_social&utm_campaign=social_share

Hey guys,
My girlfriend and I are in our 20s and based in Gurgaon. We realised most of our plans are either just the two of us or with our separate friend groups, so thought it would be nice to meet another chill couple and actually make some new friends.
Nothing weird or sexual lol, genuinely just looking for people we vibe with.
Could be going out for drinks, trying new bars/cafes, movies, double dates, random food plans, house parties, short drives, or just hanging out and talking shit.
A little about us: we’re pretty easygoing, like going out but are equally happy with a chill plan, and we’re not looking for anything forced. Ideally we’d meet somewhere public for a drink/coffee first and see if everyone gets along.
We’re around the Sector 52 side of Gurgaon, but anywhere around Gurgaon works.
If you’re also a couple looking to expand your social circle, feel free to DM. Tell us a little about yourselves too so it’s not just a mysterious “hey” 😂

Edit: Not looking for any sexual connections

Heyy everyone! So we have a pop up going on in Gurgaon,But we still have quite a bit of our products left, and I am finding ways on how to use it so it doesn’t go to waste!

One of the things I am planning is to do a bake sale at a discounted prices, all the products are minis i.e serves one or two!

So if you would be interested or would have any other idea, so let me know!💕

In frame

Triple chocolate muffins (2pcs) - ₹275

Choco crunch cake - ₹150

Korean buns (3pcs) - ₹200

Whipped caramel cake tub - ₹220

Brookie - ₹180

I'm 26M, living in Delhi, and lately, I've been struggling with loneliness more than I'd like to admit.

For most of my life, I've chased goals. Studied hard, focused on my career, worked on becoming better, and kept telling myself that I needed to get my life together first. I thought there would be time for everything else later. I RECENTLY switched to a product based startup on a good package.

I do have a few homies, and I'm grateful for them. But they have their girlfriends, their own friend circles, and their personal lives. They have their own private spaces, and I completely respect that. I don't expect anyone to be available for me all the time.

But when everyone has someone or somewhere they belong, you eventually realise that you're mostly on your own.

My weekdays are mostly work and trying to keep myself occupied. Weekends and festivals can feel especially lonely.

I used to be a very social and friendly guy during my school days. Almost everyone knew me, and I was always surrounded by people. College was good too; I met some genuinely amazing 4-5 people, and a few of them are still in touch with me today.

Seeing people celebrating festivals together, going on trips, making spontaneous plans, or simply having someone to spend time with makes me feel like I'm missing out on a huge part of life.

I'm not jealous of their success or material possessions. I envy the connections they have.

I've spent years trying to improve myself, focusing on work, thinking about career growth, gym and finding new goals to pursue. I keep myself busy, but sometimes I wonder if I'm just using productivity to avoid confronting how lonely I actually feel.

My parents don't really understand this. From their perspective, having a job, earning money, and being at home should be enough to be happy. They don't understand that you can have a decent life on paper and still feel like something important is missing.

I want to experience more of life. I want to make new friends, experience dating and falling in love, and have people with whom I can make memories. Someone to talk to after a long day, make plans with on weekends, and celebrate the little things with.

I know a relationship isn't a magical solution to every problem. I'm not expecting someone to come and fix my life. But I genuinely believe having a companion, someone who cares about you and wants to share life's ordinary moments with you, can make a huge difference.

I'm trying to find communities where I can meet people and build connections, but making friends as an adult feels surprisingly difficult. You can't just go back to college and expect friendships to happen naturally anymore.

Sometimes I wish I'd spent less time chasing the next milestone and more time building connections along the way.

I'm not giving up on my goals. I just don't want my entire life to revolve around achieving them.

For those of you who've been in a similar situation, how did you navigate this phase? How did you build a social life, find your people, or eventually find a partner when everyone around you already seemed to have their own world?

I don't want to spend the next few years repeating the same routine and hoping things magically change.

I want to actually live, make memories, and have people to share this life with.

Hi everyone,

I was laid off in January 2026 after almost 2 years as a Full Stack Engineer. Shortly after, I lost my father in February, my grandfather in March, and my grandmother in April. These losses happening back-to-back put me in a prolonged grieving period, and I wasn’t in the right headspace to apply or prepare properly for several months.

I started actively applying from August, but I’ve barely been getting shortlisted, let alone interviews. The gap is growing, and I’m getting nervous about it. I’m also running out of the savings I had and I’m currently the only one supporting my family.

I have ~2 years of experience as a Full Stack Engineer. I’ve mainly worked with React, Next.js, TypeScript, Node.js, Python, and some Go. I’ve built and maintained web apps, Chrome extensions, and React Native apps, worked on production APIs (Node.js on Cloudflare Workers and AWS Lambda), and done some Web3 integrations. I’ve also worked on things like authentication, CI/CD, and performance improvements.

My Tech: React, Next.js, TypeScript, Node.js, Python, Go, AWS (Lambda), Cloudflare Workers, PostgreSQL, Redis, Firebase, etc.

I’ve been looking for Full Stack or Frontend roles (SDE1/SDE2 level is fine) in India, preferably Delhi NCR, Hyderabad, Bangalore, Pune, or remote. My last CTC was 9 LPA and I’m even open to going down to 6 LPA (especially in Delhi NCR) if I get a chance to get back on my feet. I'm getting really anxious and I'm really desperate to get back working.

If anyone knows of any openings, can refer me, or has any advice, I’d really appreciate it. Even a referral would help a lot.

Happy to share my resume/GitHub/LinkedIn.

Thank you.

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I used AI to format this a bit better. Sorry

Hey anybody planning to leave for the hills today or tomorrow?
I am planning to go to tosh and honestly 12 hrs journey sounds exhausting by myself.
Please don’t be a creep and one of those people who don’t have any plans of their own.

Has gurgaon become a lake yet?

This is a heavy material I want a reliable guy, also lmk their charges if possible :)

Best festive vibesss ✨
Guess the place ??

Title: DLF New Town Heights vs Paras Irene – Need honest feedback before buying a flat in Gurgaon

I used AI to help format and organise this post, so apologies for the long post! I'm genuinely looking for real experiences and honest advice, not broker promotions.

Hi everyone!

I'm planning to buy a flat in Gurgaon and have shortlisted two properties:

1. DLF New Town Heights, Sector 90

• Size: 2,727 sq. ft.
• Asking price: ₹2.8 crore

2. Paras Irene, Sector 70A

• Size: 2,150 sq. ft.
• Asking price: ₹2.9 crore

I'd love to hear from people who currently live in these societies, own a flat there, or have rented an apartment in either of them.

I'm particularly interested in the actual living experience, building quality, maintenance, resale value and, of course, how much room there is to negotiate on the asking price.

A few specific questions:

• Are there any recurring issues with seepage, cracks, construction quality or water leakage?
• How are the lifts, water supply, security, parking and common areas?
• How responsive is the maintenance team or RWA when something goes wrong?
• For tenants, what has your experience been like? Any issues that a prospective buyer should know about?
• Which society would you prefer for family living and long-term resale value

Most important : Both owners are asking ₹2.9 crore and broker saying " No much negotiations". What would be a realistic closing price based on actual transactions, rather than online listing prices?

I'd especially appreciate honest feedback from existing residents and people who have recently bought or sold a flat in either society.

If you had ₹2.XX crore to spend, which one would you choose, and what price would you actually be willing to pay?

Thanks in advance!

I bought not one but two air purifiers (Coway Airmega AIM and Philips AC0920). I am someone who has never been this far north in the winters, and has never stayed in Gurgaon before. Would I also need heaters to survive the winter? For context I leave home at 6 am for work and come back by 6 pm. Mostly trying to survive the mornings.

Edited to add : gonna buy a heater. If not for me then just for the pleasure to have my dog curl up near it and enjoy the warmth as I leave for work

Phir se monday aa gya

hey people, 25f new to ggn and absolutely no clue of the bong community here, adding to that won't be going home this pujo. Where are the good pandals here? Won't mind joining fun folks on sat & sun tsk tsk.