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Indian Air Force Officer Highlights Challenges "Fauji Kids" Face. See Post https://ift.tt/0V4Ix17 An Indian Air Force (IAF) Squadron Leader's heartfelt post about the challenges Army children face in their lives, especially in their formative years, has gone viral on social media. The post was shared on LinkedIn by Niharika Handa on Thursday, and since then it has received a lot of love and support from users. Her post described the way the life of a child born to a defence family takes shape. She lauded the courage of those born to parents working in the defence forces and wrote that such children "live all the challenges of military life, but they never signed up for it". "Fauji kids are truly impressive...They move houses, they change schools, and they adapt to constantly-changing neighborhoods. Frequent moves are a way of life for the fauji child. It is never easy to say goodbye to friends and familiar routines, to begin again in a new school, a new neighborhood - and sometimes a new country!" Ms Niharika wrote. Further, she spoke about how army children say more goodbyes in their first years than the average person does in a lifetime. "The fact is fauji kids say goodbye more often in their first few years than the average person does in a lifetime. A big shoutout to all the fauji kids because through their courage and support, they serve this Nation too - and I am proud of you all!" the IAF Squadron Leader wrote. Ms Niharika also praised her baby for bearing it all and shared a picture of her little one. "Love and respect to my little darling and thanks for being not so fussy baby and supporting me and your dad always," she added. Also Read | Anand Mahindra Shares US Salesperson's Reaction To His India-Made iPhone 15 Ms Niharika's post quickly gained traction online as several people found it relatable. "Every goodbye is like turning a page in a heartfelt tale of resilience and adaptability for a fauji child. It's not just a part of life; it's a beautiful skill they carry with them, making each new beginning a little easier. Niharika Handa - every goodbye became a chapter in my personal journey, adding depth to the person I am becoming," commented one user. "As a proud fauji kid, I can wholeheartedly relate to every word in this post. Military life has instilled in us a unique sense of resilience and adaptability. Moving houses, changing schools, and embracing new neighbourhoods are not just challenges, but opportunities to grow and learn," said another. A third user wrote, "Fauji kids are also the ones that form friendships very fast. They mingle so fast that you dont realize that you have just met them a few days or weeks back," while another said, "And they turn out to have a dynamic personality. Kudos to the brats." Since being shared, Ms Niharika's post has garnered more 3,500 likes and over 100 comments. https://ift.tt/3Lc0sPK October 20, 2023 at 11:05PM NDTV News-Offbeat https://www.ndtv.com
An Indian Air Force (IAF) Squadron Leader's heartfelt post about the challenges Army children face in their lives, especially in their formative years, has gone viral on social media. The post was shared on LinkedIn by Niharika Handa on Thursday, and since then it has received a lot of love and support from users. Her post described the way the life of a child born to a defence family takes shape. She lauded the courage of those born to parents working in the defence forces and wrote that such children "live all the challenges of military life, but they never signed up for it".
"Fauji kids are truly impressive...They move houses, they change schools, and they adapt to constantly-changing neighborhoods. Frequent moves are a way of life for the fauji child. It is never easy to say goodbye to friends and familiar routines, to begin again in a new school, a new neighborhood - and sometimes a new country!" Ms Niharika wrote.
Further, she spoke about how army children say more goodbyes in their first years than the average person does in a lifetime. "The fact is fauji kids say goodbye more often in their first few years than the average person does in a lifetime. A big shoutout to all the fauji kids because through their courage and support, they serve this Nation too - and I am proud of you all!" the IAF Squadron Leader wrote.
Ms Niharika also praised her baby for bearing it all and shared a picture of her little one. "Love and respect to my little darling and thanks for being not so fussy baby and supporting me and your dad always," she added.
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Ms Niharika's post quickly gained traction online as several people found it relatable. "Every goodbye is like turning a page in a heartfelt tale of resilience and adaptability for a fauji child. It's not just a part of life; it's a beautiful skill they carry with them, making each new beginning a little easier. Niharika Handa - every goodbye became a chapter in my personal journey, adding depth to the person I am becoming," commented one user.
"As a proud fauji kid, I can wholeheartedly relate to every word in this post. Military life has instilled in us a unique sense of resilience and adaptability. Moving houses, changing schools, and embracing new neighbourhoods are not just challenges, but opportunities to grow and learn," said another.
A third user wrote, "Fauji kids are also the ones that form friendships very fast. They mingle so fast that you dont realize that you have just met them a few days or weeks back," while another said, "And they turn out to have a dynamic personality. Kudos to the brats."
Since being shared, Ms Niharika's post has garnered more 3,500 likes and over 100 comments.
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Bengaluru Tenant Claims To Have Found A Flat In A Day, Internet Stunned https://ift.tt/VN9jLQt House hunting in metro cities can be a challenging task due to issues like soaring rent, broker negotiations, and extremely high-security deposit requests from landlords. Not only that, dealing with landlords and keeping up with their questions and demands is another headache for tenants. These days, landlords are putting extra pressure on tenants to share unnecessary details like LinkedIn profiles and school and college marks. Several Bengaluru residents are now taking to social media to share their rental problems in the IT hub. However, in a welcome twist, a tenant claimed that he found an apartment in Bengaluru in just a day. According to a post originally posted on Grapevine, the tenant landed in the city on Thursday, roamed around with a broker in Koramangala on Friday, fixed the place on Saturday, and shifted to the new place on Sunday. Grapevine founder Saumil Tripathi took to X and shared a screenshot of the post that has gone viral. ''Anti-@peakbengaluru moment,'' read the caption of the post. See the tweet here: Anti- @peakbengaluru moment ?? pic.twitter.com/KBExJQnZM1 — Saumil (@OnTheGrapevine) October 18, 2023 Many were left pleasantly surprised, while some couldn't believe the claim. The post soon went viral and collected several comments. One user wrote, ''That's actually an anti-human moment Either okay with paying a lot of money or compromise for what's there.'' Another blamed layoffs for the empty flats and wrote, ''Due to layoffs many folks have gone home thus reducing demand for rent homes. In my previous occupancy alone, 6 people left in last 4 weeks.'' A third added, ''Aren't these symptoms of recession? (due to layoffs so many people are vacating the houses).'' A fourth said, ''Kamaal hai, when did this start happening in Bengaluru.'' One person on Grapevine wrote, ''Weird flex, but ok.'' Meanwhile, another peak Bengaluru moment went viral recently. Last week, a listing on No Broker baffled the internet where the owner demanded ₹ 12,000 for a cramped space that could fit just a single bed. The capital of Karnataka is home to over 1.5 million workers, including those for global firms like Alphabet Inc.'s Google, Amazon.com Inc., Goldman Sachs Group Inc., and Accenture Inc. However, consecutive layoff drives by tech companies are stumbling the job market. https://ift.tt/bUdOyeT October 19, 2023 at 09:27PM NDTV News-Offbeat https://www.ndtv.com
House hunting in metro cities can be a challenging task due to issues like soaring rent, broker negotiations, and extremely high-security deposit requests from landlords. Not only that, dealing with landlords and keeping up with their questions and demands is another headache for tenants. These days, landlords are putting extra pressure on tenants to share unnecessary details like LinkedIn profiles and school and college marks. Several Bengaluru residents are now taking to social media to share their rental problems in the IT hub.
However, in a welcome twist, a tenant claimed that he found an apartment in Bengaluru in just a day. According to a post originally posted on Grapevine, the tenant landed in the city on Thursday, roamed around with a broker in Koramangala on Friday, fixed the place on Saturday, and shifted to the new place on Sunday.
Grapevine founder Saumil Tripathi took to X and shared a screenshot of the post that has gone viral. ''Anti-@peakbengaluru moment,'' read the caption of the post.
See the tweet here:
Anti- @peakbengaluru moment ?? pic.twitter.com/KBExJQnZM1
— Saumil (@OnTheGrapevine) October 18, 2023
Many were left pleasantly surprised, while some couldn't believe the claim. The post soon went viral and collected several comments. One user wrote, ''That's actually an anti-human moment Either okay with paying a lot of money or compromise for what's there.''
Another blamed layoffs for the empty flats and wrote, ''Due to layoffs many folks have gone home thus reducing demand for rent homes. In my previous occupancy alone, 6 people left in last 4 weeks.''
A third added, ''Aren't these symptoms of recession? (due to layoffs so many people are vacating the houses).''
A fourth said, ''Kamaal hai, when did this start happening in Bengaluru.''
One person on Grapevine wrote, ''Weird flex, but ok.''
Meanwhile, another peak Bengaluru moment went viral recently. Last week, a listing on No Broker baffled the internet where the owner demanded ₹ 12,000 for a cramped space that could fit just a single bed.
The capital of Karnataka is home to over 1.5 million workers, including those for global firms like Alphabet Inc.'s Google, Amazon.com Inc., Goldman Sachs Group Inc., and Accenture Inc. However, consecutive layoff drives by tech companies are stumbling the job market.
https://ift.tt/bUdOyeT October 19, 2023 at 09:27PM NDTV News-Offbeat https://www.ndtv.com