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Top 25 Highest Paying IT Jobs in India

In today's digital age, the Information Technology (IT) industry plays a crucial role in shaping the economy. As technology continues to advance, the demand for skilled IT professionals in India is on the rise. Here are the top 25 highest paying IT jobs in India that offer lucrative opportunities for professionals in this field.

Data Scientist

Data scientists are highly sought after in the IT industry due to their expertise in analyzing complex data sets to provide valuable insights for businesses.

Cloud Architect

Cloud architects design and manage cloud computing strategies for organizations, making them essential in the era of digital transformation.

Cybersecurity Manager

With the increasing threat of cyber attacks, cybersecurity managers are in high demand to protect sensitive data and secure networks.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) Engineer

AI engineers develop and implement AI solutions, making significant contributions to the field of automation and machine learning.

Blockchain Developer

Blockchain developers are skilled in creating decentralized applications, smart contracts, and digital currencies using blockchain technology.

DevOps Engineer

DevOps engineers play a vital role in streamlining software development processes, ensuring seamless collaboration between development and operations teams.

IT Project Manager

IT project managers oversee the planning, execution, and delivery of IT projects, ensuring that they are completed within budget and on schedule.

Full-Stack Developer

Full-stack developers are proficient in both front-end and back-end development, making them valuable assets in creating dynamic web applications.

Mobile App Developer

With the increasing use of smartphones, mobile app developers are in high demand for creating user-friendly and innovative mobile applications.

Big Data Engineer

Big data engineers design and maintain large-scale data processing systems, handling massive volumes of data to extract valuable insights.

UX/UI Designer

UX/UI designers are responsible for creating intuitive and visually appealing user interfaces, enhancing the overall user experience.

Software Development Manager

Software development managers lead teams of software developers, ensuring the successful delivery of high-quality software products.

Network Architect

Network architects design and implement complex networking solutions, ensuring the seamless operation of communication networks.

IT Director

IT directors provide strategic guidance and leadership for IT departments, overseeing the implementation of technology solutions within organizations.

Systems Architect

Systems architects design and integrate complex IT systems, ensuring that they meet the functional and technical requirements of organizations.

IoT Solutions Architect

IoT solutions architects design and implement innovative solutions for the Internet of Things (IoT), connecting devices and enabling data exchange.

Machine Learning Engineer

Machine learning engineers develop algorithms and models to enable machines to make data-driven decisions, revolutionizing various industries.

ERP Consultant

ERP consultants specialize in implementing and customizing enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems to improve business processes.

Data Warehouse Architect

Data warehouse architects design and build scalable data storage and retrieval systems, enabling organizations to efficiently manage and analyze large volumes of data.

IT Security Consultant

IT security consultants assess and mitigate security risks within organizations, implementing strategies to protect against cyber threats.

Quality Assurance (QA) Manager

QA managers oversee the testing and quality assurance processes for software and IT systems, ensuring that they meet the required standards.

Database Administrator

Database administrators manage and maintain database systems, ensuring data security, integrity, and optimal performance.

IT Compliance Manager

IT compliance managers ensure that organizations adhere to industry regulations and standards, minimizing legal and security risks.

IT Business Analyst

IT business analysts bridge the gap between IT and business stakeholders, analyzing and translating business requirements into technical solutions.

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Fighting or Flirting?: A Series of Confusing Events (seriously. someone stop them.) - Steve Rogers x ExHydra!Male!Reader

Summary: You used to be an experiment, curated by Hydra to be a living weapon. Somewhere along the line, SHIELD saved you and decided to place you with the Avengers. As the superficial leader, Steve Rogers tried his best to welcome you. Somehow it all went downhill from there... until it didn't!

(enemies to lovers, might not be the most accurate Steve, my second fic ever so i apologize in advance.)

PART TWO: Meeting the Avengers (and your downfall... jk it's just your future bf!)

If someone were to see your expression on the car ride to the Avengers tower, they would've assumed someone had just killed your puppy. But nope, you were simply upset that you had to join the team of heroes. Were you even going to get paid for this? Probably not. You sighed, the agent who was driving paid no mind. Now, one might be questioning why you were so against joining the Avengers. If it were anyone else, they probably would've been absolutely thrilled! Who wouldn't want to be in the same space as the heroes of New York? You. That's who.

It wasn't like you had anything against them. No, quite the opposite. You admired their heroism and their desire to keep people safe. You found it noble and extremely cool. It was like something out of your comic books. The real problem was the fact that you would have to work with them. As in teamwork. As in talking to them. As in socializing and having to hold conversations.

Due to your experience at HYDRA, you knew how to do many things. Like how to intimidate and interrogate people into giving you information. How to sneak around buildings without making a sound. How to end someone's life in 74 different ways. You know, the basics! What you didn't know how to do was how to interact with other human beings. Making conversation past a basic introduction? Not your thing! Turns out that being isolated from humanity for a good portion of your life doesn't exactly do wonders for your social life. When SHIELD took you in, you were perfectly content with going on solo missions where you only had yourself to depend on. That's what most of your life has been like anyways. It wasn't anything new. You went from one set routine at HYDRA to another set routine at SHIELD, both in which you were by yourself.

Now, you were being added to a team of people who already knew each other pretty well. You would be an outsider who didn't even know how to knock on the door. You didn't know how people behaved around each other. You didn't know how to get closer to people. You had very low hopes on surviving this. You sighed once more and the agent driver ignored you and your brooding once more as well.

The tall and imposing Avengers tower stood like a mean taunt. Poor little Y/N is going to have to function like a normal human being! Let's hope they don't secretly hate you! You looked up at it and grimaced. It almost felt like the building was making fun of you and already predicting your inevitable doom.

"Maybe doom is a bit much. Oh, who am I kidding? If I'm lucky, the building will explode and I won't have to talk to anyone," you thought hopefully. You looked at the tower for a couple more seconds. No explosion. You sighed for what seemed like the hundredth time that day. Before you could decide to run away to India, you stepped into the building.

The elevator ride up to the floor you were told to go to was nerve wracking. Questions and doubts swirled inside your mind like a snowstorm trying to keep you frozen where you stood.

“What if I can't do my job properly? What if I can’t figure out how a team works? What if I trip when I step out of the elevator and that’s all they think about?” Luckily (and unluckily) for you, your thoughts were brought to a stop when the doors of the elevator opened. Taking a deep breath and giving yourself speedrun mini pep talks in your mind, you took your first step as an Avenger.

CRASH.

Several people stumbled over to the elevator and tried their hardest (and failed miserably) to look normal and stoic. Clint Barton and Tony Stark seemed to have toppled over each other in an attempt to be first. Natasha Romanoff and Bruce Banner approached in a much more orderly fashion, the former looking as though she was going to whack the first duo. Finally, the poster boy of all of America. Steve Rogers. How could someone look like a Greek statue and a golden retriever?

“So these are the Avengers… at least I didn’t trip!” you thought, feeling the most joy you could muster up from this day.

The owner of the building and the man who could probably buy your entire life with one phone call started to speak first.

"So you're the new member that Eye-Patch was telling us about! Welcome to my- our tower," Tony said in greeting, correcting himself after a sharp nudge from Natasha. You knew both Natasha and Clint since they were also SHIELD agents like yourself. You hoped that they could help you out so that you didn't actually have to talk to someone entirely new about it.

"Yeah, I'm Y/N L/N," you answered simply. You were already off to an awkward start as you stood there, unsure of what to say. You had expected this, of course, but it felt ten times more unbearable in real life.

"It's nice to meet you. I'm Steve Rogers, welcome to the team," came a kind and gentle voice.

You looked over at the source and saw Captain America himself, smiling politely. What were you supposed to say to that? You didn't want to lie and say you were happy to be here.

"Shit, should I smile back? Do I say thank you? Oh wait, a thank you sounds right..."

Hoping no one took note of your obvious silent panic and hesitance, you cleared your throat, "Uh, thank you. I hope... we can get along...?" you weren't sure if you were actually replying or asking a question. At this point, you were just relieved that you managed to say something at all.

To your surprise, the recently defrosted Super Soldier just continued smiling. It was beginning to creep you out. "I'm sure we all will. We're excited to have someone new! You should join us for lunch, Stark is taking us to some shawarma place," Steve offered, his golden boy smile seemingly glowing and radiating with his optimism.

The idea of being thrown into a group social setting right off the bat made you want to jump out of a window. You prayed to some divine being that your face didn't automatically react and show your distaste to such a plan.

"I'm okay, thank you. I'm just gonna... find my room and settle down... and stuff," Lord, you wanted to shoot yourself because of how stupid you probably sounded to them. You saw the slightest falter in Wonder Boy's face but it was gone the next milisecond.

"That's alright! You do that. We can all get together another time," he suggested. You just sort of laughed awkwardly and walked past them with your bags. You wanted nothing more than to hide in a hole and never come out.

"F.R.I.D.A.Y is gonna help you find your room!" Tony called out as the group walked over to the elevator. You turned back slightly to nod in acknowledgement, even though you had no idea who the hell 'Friday' was. As you did, you noticed that Steve was staring at you oddly. He immediately looked away when you caught him. Weird... but who were you to judge?

The elevator door closed and you let out a shaky sigh. How long would you have to repeat the tedious and torturous act of making conversation? You picked up your bags, ready to crash into a bed.

Now for future references, if anyone asked you if you screamed louder than a tornado warning siren when a disembodied, robotic voice began talking, you will deny it with your whole body and soul.

So that's who F.R.I.D.A.Y is...

A/N: This totally did not take almost a full month to make, no you're just being crazy. I don't procrastinate EVER.

Side note, I don't know why I put this off for so long. I will try my best to be a tad bit more consistent in the future.

[libraford]

When we got married, a friend of ours was just getting into being a professional photographer so he did our wedding for mates rates. Because he was so new he hadn’t yet developed his ‘photographer backbone’ so felt really uncomfortable asking people to do things like get out of the way or telling them where they should stand. My sister, maid of honour and no shrinking violet, did some yelling on his behalf but it shows in some of the posed photos.

He’s very successful now and much better at telling people what he needs from them to get the shots they want but still looks back on his early days when he went out on his own with a shudder. It was very difficult for him to balance the conflict you describe, trying to make sure no one is unhappy with you so you get repeat customers, vs making sure people do what he needs so he can work safely and get the right shots. Once he started getting regulars, he felt more confident in expressing what was needed - he still hates wedding photography though lol

The very first wedding I ever did... was a couple from India. And they did kind of a blended wedding of modern and traditional, kept the celebrations short to only 12 hours. There were three photographers- me, my mentor (who was the official book), and her friend. There was also a video crew and every person had their phones out for the whole ceremony, so there was no shortage of footage.

My mentor had to bow out early due to a medical emergency in her family. So now its just two of us.

Even with everyone having their phones out, the guests knew that if someone had an actual camera, that they should do their best to steer clear of it because we were hired to provide a service. They kept to the sides. One of the guests who brought his own camera was encouraged to shoo people out of the frame because he knew the language better, so we treated him as part of the crew so he can also get all the good shots he wants. (I have taken to calling this the 'Uncle Camera' character and its become a useful technique to identify Uncle Camera and give him a Job.)

But with the confirmation ceremony I was at yesterday, it wasn't a case of 50 people taking pictures of one couple from their seats, it was a case of 50 people taking pictures of 60 individuals from the center aisle.

And I did not have an Uncle Camera to explain to them in Spanish that they needed to leave space for the official photographer or there would be no official group shot.

So someone's head got in the shot.

Oh well.

I got paid for the hour I was there.

[belowzion]

Below Zion: Rethinking Valentino

Hello everyone! Today I wanted to show you how we've been rewriting Valentino. As stated in my previous blogs, the characters are given different feels to make them as distinct from their show counterparts as possible so that eventually this can be its own thing. While still inhabiting the pimp lord aspects, Valentinos way of thinking, motivations and even what he does in his past-time should change how this character works and why I grew a fascination in writing about his character recently. Make no mistake, he is a villain and funnily enough, a stark contrast to Charlies ideas.

"Oh, the sex work is great! Tino is garbage. See, I haven't left the industry. I just ran from that self-rightous prick…" - Hip-Lash, one of Angels best friends, left the 'industry'. Hasn't seen Angel for 30 years. To understand where Valentino comes from and why he is the kind of person he is, some context is needed. In Below Zion, sinners are completely incapable of making pacts with other people. Their power instead depends on how sinful they were in life. If you sinned too much, you get thrown into Penance Machines, where you are excessively tortured and bleed out all that sinful energy for runes! Runes pass off as currency in Hell. But if you were not a cannibal serial child killer, you get to enjoy some amazing powers! Or if you got bailed out of these machines through some higher power. While nothing too crazy like what Alastor might be capable of, these sinners are still very powerful with the Wrath they possess. Valentino is no exception. His hazbin is an interesting case of a person hiding the true degeneracy that they possess deep within them. See, Valentino, known before as Mikhail "Milo" Tarentino, was a yoga teacher, originating from India! The guy, not really enjoying his position in India due to the fact that yoga was already quite popular there, decided to move to Italy where yoga wasn't as prevalent! Tarentino was a social butterfly, able to get many contacts and many students into his class! However, his true debauchery also began here. He would often have sexual intercourse with his own students, coercing them, grooming them and eventually fucking them! It does not help the matters that most of these women were married.

"Oh goodness, I did not expect to have a new neighbour! Welcome! I actually remember you, you know? You agreed to collect dirty things for Butcher Pete." Sledge nods. "So I did." "Gross job. Glad they had rubber gloves my size." He says, raising a paw, and wiggling his pudgy fingers… It reminds Alastor a little of one of those asian lucky-cats… cute. "Why ya callin' him 'Butcher Pete'?"

"Oh! No reason! There is just a very catchy song that I wish I NEVER paid any attention to the lyrics of!"

He says as he spins his microphone!

"Would you like to give it a listen? It reminds me of the kind of sinners that I find often here in Lust…" "Sure."

From Als staff - a combination of magical and technological - comes out a very upbeat tune! "Hey everybody, did the news get around? About a guy named Butcher Pete! Oh, Pete just flew into this town, And he's choppin' up all the women's meat!

He's hackin' and wackin' and smackin'! He's hackin' and wackin' and smackin'! He's hackin' and wackin' and smackin'! He just hacks, wacks, choppin' that meat!"

And also... this.

"Yeah, I see your point there, Al... but I got a question for ya~" He says with a sinister grin~

"Very well, i shall bite! Shoot!" "Say, have you ever had a pump and dump at a family reunion~?"

"[Oh no...]" The T.V Demon grows... concerned for what is about to be retold.

Velvette begins to giggle maniacally!

"I know Some of those words! Likely Not in the context You Want them to be in, though!"

"Then you do know the context I am referring to~ Don't worry Al, I am not talking about ones own family reunion, obviously, but somebody else's."

"You Are talking about FILTH then. No Val, i have done Nothing of the likes!"

"Oh come on, never had the fun? I had this one where I was invited to one of my students', I was a yoga teacher back in the day, you see? Anyhow, I eventually found myself banging different women. See, because they are all related, they had like, slightly different mommy boxes, but I was test driving 'em, right? Seeing how evolution has shaped each one a little differently so that you can find one that's just right?"

[No, Val stop, Al is already-]

"I call this goldilocksing~"

"And this relates to hunting... hoooow...?" Velvette seems perplexed...

Val thinks for a moment...

"I forgot what I was getting at, my bad~" He says as he takes a puff from his cigarette.

Al... looks grossed out. He thinks about this... And shivers in mild disgust again, a few moments after the first time.

As you can see here, Valentino kept his "trade" a secret in his human life, but he was also very good with it. Being able to get around fucking the entire female half of a family. Living in Italy though, he envied the mafia families that always seemed to be able to get what they wanted. More so because one day, one of those families caught Tino and his disgusting tendencies and... lets just say that he was never found on Earth again.

This eventually landed him in Hell. While he did sin quite excessively, it did not compare to the likes of Velvette, Alastor, Eve, Angel Dust or Agatha. However, he did gain one very prominent power from this... The red mist. The mist he puffs out whenever he smokes, the stench that leaves his body, the morphine that binds people to him like soul contracts!

Its an addictive substanance. Some people even describe it as off-puttingly as possible by saying that its his "musk". Valentino, while possessing not a terrifying amount of strength compred to some other powerful sinners out there, he possesses an ability that can dominate each one of them without trouble.

One such case being Angel Dust.

See, Angel, being the son of a ruthless mafia boss, when arrived in Hell, he wanted to become famous and wealthy immidietly! Get rich quick without much work! Well, with work he loves to do~

This is where Valentino steps into his life, offering him such opportunities while... making sure Angel inhales his mist as much as possible. Keep him addicted, don't let him get away~

Valentino is especially abusive towards Angel both sexually and physically. However, this stems not from his actual love for Angel Dust, but his hate.

Valentino, ever since he arrived in Hell, has gained a sick fascination towards punishing the sinners that think they are hot shit.

"He has a… self-rightous attitude lets say. If he thinks you had it too good and don't appriciate the stuff you have… he'll get ideas~" -Velvette

Valentino is the essence of Hell. He punishes the winners of hazbin, not the losers. Seeing Angel Dust, being this mafiaso that loved and CRAVED sex in every opportunity and got what he wanted without ever thinking about the implications, gives Valentino this certain feeling of moral superiority. He feels like a punisher, a true demon of Hell that is there to become Angels worst nightmare for all the horrible things he has done in his life.

It gets better due to the fact that Valentino knows he is weaker than Angel, yet due to his addictions, he wins over him. Its not some pact that binds Angel, its his own Lust... and Sloth. His desire for easy success and wealth led him to this disgusting mess.

When Charlie rolls around with the idea of redemption, of course he hates it. To him, punishment is well deserved and bad boys like Angel need to be made an example of.

This also presents the reader with an interesting question. Does Angel deserve what Val does to him considering that he was CERTAINLY not a good person in his own hazbin? Or does he deserve redemption? This is literally Charlies ideology, being asked to the viewer. Should the sinner be punished or redeemed? Angel was a despicable human being that murdered, tortured, raped and was bound to many external substances. Does he deserve punishment in the hands of Valentino? Or does he deserve redemption in the hands of Charlie?

Valentino is also not just doing this to Angel. This goes for ANYONE he thinks they had it too good for too long...

Welp, that was all! Valentino is an asshole pervert fueled by hatred!

Please do write feedback, I'd love to hear your ideas if you think of any!

[kashilascorner]

New entry for @queer-ragnelle May Day Parade!

Prompt: May 10-16 Month of May {Free Space/Flower Festival}

Behold --my attept at a comedy! You can read it here if you prefer. This is probably the last short story I write for this challenge. Enjoy ^^

He was meant to be someone's uncle, maybe. Definitely not someone's father at any rate. As the hot midday sun shone above his head, Sir Bors wondered what it was about him that he had ended up surrounded by kids. No, not kids. Kids were cute, with their chubby cheeks and their untamed opinions. What he had attracted was far worse: teenagers.

It was a beautiful day in mid-May. Flowers were blooming, birds were singing, horses were happy, and he was not being paid enough for this job. Actually, he was not being paid at all! In fact, by not being in his lands, he was losing money by the minute –but alas, he was not good at accounting anyways, that was work for his brother and his sister-in-law. It's not that Bors didn't like the lads, but he was beginning to understand Sir Kay's irritation towards the world at large given how much he dealt with youngsters all day, every day.

Galahad was a quiet boy. He thought of him as good nephew although he was a second cousin. That was good, with that he could deal. Perceval, on the other hand talked too much. He talked all the time. But there was someone who talked even more: his sister Dindrane. Good lord how much she spoke! Why was she even there in the first place? he wondered. And then there was the elephant inside the room. An enormous elephant all the way from India that definitely had no business in Britain’s forests: Elyan. His son. His actual, real, blood-of-his-blood son. Bors had never had much of an idea of how he should speak to him, so at some point he had decided to talk to him as a fellow comrade. It was his brother's advice: become friends with the lad, he said, get him to trust you, he said, all will be fine and follow the natural course, he said. Well, probably not the best idea to take advice from a man who had not yet been a father and had lost his own at a tender age. But alas, he didn't have much better opinions to go by. Who else was he going to ask for fatherly advice? Arthur? Lancelot? So Bors took the advice at face value. If Elyan had been a child maybe he could have worked out something, but no, of course none of the Lord's designs could ever be that easy. He was (almost) fully grown by the time they met. He even had a shadow of a shadow of something that kind of resembled a beard.

Elyan seemed content enough by the treatment, Bors thought with some relief. A good lad he was. His mother had made a good job, Bors nodded to himself, she should be proud. But Galahad visibly cringed every time they interacted. This angered Bors. Was he doing it so wrong? He felt very judged, negatively, by Galahad's gaze. And who was Galahad, of all people, to judge? And why did Bors even care about his opinion? Bors thought of himself as a competent enough father, even if not a good one. Sure, he had not provided for his son, but only because he didn't know he existed at all! Come think of it, maybe only God was a good enough Father, and still his main fathering method was throwing His children into the world without warning and with only thin skin as their protection. Not even scales or a thick poisonous tooth or two to defend themselves. Bors did better than that: he’d given his lad an armor, and a seat in the most prestigious knight order of the age. So, actually, he had done fairly well by comparison, had he not? Even if the reasoning was a bit sacrilegious in nature.

“Say, Uncle,” spoke Dindrane. Bors, at the head of the party, had to fight his innermost demons not to roll his eyes and let out a long, long sigh. Her excessive familiarity annoyed him. Lads he could deal with, but how in Heaven was one even supposed to deal with a fifteen-year-old girl? “Who would win a fist fight, Sir Gawain or Sir Lancelot?”

“Obviously Gawain!” retorted young Melehan, with a tone that informed Bors the kids had been, no doubt, arguing about this one thing all morning. Obviously Melehan was going to defend his uncle. Bors had not intended to travel with a band of teenagers, but least of all had he planned to borrow Sir Mordred's eldest son, a boy of twelve, as a squire while they went to meet with the rest of the knights. How much he missed his loyal Achilles! Should have never knighted him, honestly, but it was too late to regret it now. Bors had never realized how hard it was to get a good squire until he lost a great one ���which Melehan, certainly, was not.

“They would never fist fight in the first place.” Bors said, trying to sound very grave. “And knights don't fist fight.”

“But if they did,” insisted Dindrane, Elyan and Perceval in unison.

“He's going to say Lancelot, he's not impartial.”" complained Melehan, very softly for them to pay attention.

“Obviously Lancelot would win if he ever happened to lower himself to such standards,” commented Galahad, who, even by his standards had been astonishingly quiet.

“Are we talking midday or night fight?” Asked Perceval all of a sudden, like he had just realized it was an absolutely crucial difference.

“Gawain at midday, definitely,” said Elyan, trying to sound very serious (or had his voice really become this deep?) “But at night...”

“Still Gawain!” insisted Melehan.

“No way, not at night.” Galahad scoffed.

“Oh, so you admit he would lose in the morning?” Melehan smiled. Bors turned slightly to look at the little blond boy. Damn, did the boy look like his father.

“Knights don't fist fight.” Insisted Bors.

“I know you have fist flighted,”" said Perceval, cryptically, disconcerting Bors and forcing him to turn his body on his horse to look at him, like an owl turning its head.

“When?”

“You have a brother, sir Bors,” said Perceval, “and brothers fist fight all the time.” he added, in unison with Dindrane, like it was an obvious fact everyone knew. What kind of relationships did the offspring of Pellinore have? Bors thought with horror for a moment, what horrors went behind those walls--then he thought of how Lamorak had turned out. Ah, it made sense.

“We could say that sometimes it can happen, yes,” he conceded. "But I never in my life fist fought Lionel." He had, indeed, fist fought Lionel and broken his lip in the process multiple times, but no reason for the youngsters to know that. It seems like they had enough examples about it not to need any more.

“My cousins and I once had a very big fight, I don't see how it would not be the same between brothers.” Melehan commented.

“And who won?”

“Florence.”

“Ah.” Bors nodded. The boy was a marvel. The apple doesn't fall far from the tree –especially if the tree is Gawain. Right before breaking a smile, he remembered he was trying to give a good example. “Well, you should try to avoid those things. One day you will be knighted, so you keep your hands to yourself and use your sword and your lance honorably, as it is meant to be.”

“Ha! Tell that to the boys, I will throw punches my whole life.” Dindrane laughed, tilting her chin up petulantly. Galahad all of a sudden seemed very uncomfortable. He had grown in a monastery, had he not? He probably never saw a woman talk so shamelessly. Had he ever even seen a girl his own age at all? Probably not. Women could be terrifying, Bors had to give him that. And Dindrane, it seemed, was at least half savage. Melehan had made the horse trot a little faster so now he was on Bors' left side, blushing, instead of nearer Dindrane where he had been riding all morning. He blushed a lot when it came to Dindrane, Bors realized. Maybe he didn't like her? Only the Lord could tell, these youngsters were a mystery.

Bors stole a glance from Elyan, on his right side. Come think of it, perhaps they shouldn't be knighting boys this young. Then he thought of how Perceval was a good two years older than his Elyan and still had much less common sense, so maybe it didn't have anything to do with age after all. Bors smiled at his son, and got his horse a little closer to his. Elyan smiled back, shyly, but pulled out his chest in a show of being a great horseman.

“Who do you think won when they fought, my Lord the King or the Seneschal?” asked Perceval, breaking the silence.

“The King,” said Dindrane and Elyan.

“The Seneschal,” replied Melehan, Galahad and Bors. The lads stared at Bors, and Dindrane smirked maliciously. They had trapped him.

“So who would win, Uncle, Sir Lancelot or Sir Gawain?”

“Who would, who would?” all of them asked.

There was no escape. Bors took a deep breath.

At least this would only go on for a couple more days, then they would meet with Gawain and Lancelot's parties, switch members and begin the quest proper.

But as things were going, he wondered: was the Grail and its promise of divine redemption even worth this much effort? Maybe he should turn back to tournaments and rescuing ladies. It was certainly a more reasonable line of work.

[metamatar]

Hello di. I was wondering if you could help me. I am planning to pursue English lit as a stream of studies. I am from the science stream but I really don't have an interest in it. I am from a very modest background and I am aware of the realities that are there in Indian job market. Since you are a professional ( though in STEM) and are very practical, I am asking for some advise from you. I do definitely want to pursue English lit but I also have to keep the economy in mind. So what industries, job openings should I be looking into and what else should I be doing if I am to get a job with a English degree.

Hello, you're very brave and practical! So you definitely want to get into the best college you can rn, the selection effects are harsher when their are fewer jobs. Literature grads who aren't going into academia tend to work in publishing, journalism or marketing. You definitely want to intern early and try to get into prestigious fellowships where you can network with people. Talk to people who are doing the same thing. Stalk a professional who graduated with the same degree you have on LinkedIn. Stalk a professional online who has a job you want already and look at their career progressions. Cold email them and talk. Hearing about jobs that are hiring is half the battle. Knowing someone in the org who might vouch for you or recommend you, even better. And then people wonder why Indian white collar jobs are so caste stratified. Learn to copywrite, edit, maybe even some social media promotion. Have an online portfolio, a blog or a website or some kind of online presence. Submit to literature magazines or journals so you can point to public acceptance of your writing.

The best paid jobs for people who have writing skills are technical documentation roles tho. If you're willing to work with programmers/engineers, how frameworks for generating documentation work, the principles of that, a decent overview of how software is written and a little bit of scripting you're probably likely to have a less precarious career than many other writers. The issue is you'd be competing with writers who often have a technical background and you won't really learn any of these skills in college. You'll need to find a first opportunity to take a chance om you honestly. There's courses online you can bridge the gap with.

Maybe I'm very off base though so hopefully @wherestoriescomefrom who is a real literature grad in india who can weigh in.

edit: look at the replies also!

[pmegploan]

Best PMEGP loan : Government Support for Starting Your Own Business.

At sharda Associates The Prime Minister's Employment Generation Programme (PMEGP) is a government scheme in India that gives financial help to individuals who want to create small companies. It aims to create jobs and encourage self-employment, particularly in rural and semi-urban areas. Here's a simplified view of the scheme

What is PMEGP?

PMEGP Loan provides financial assistance to people starting new small enterprises by offering a loan with a subsidy. The Ministry of Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSME) manages it, while the Khadi and Village Industries Commission (KVIC) oversees its implementation.

Key Features:

1 Loan Amount

Manufacturing enterprises might receive up to ₹25 lakh.

Service enterprises, such as beauty salons or repair shops, can receive up to ₹10 lakh.

2 Government subsidy:

Rural areas:

25% of general category applications.

35% for special categories (such as SC/ST, women, and those from the Northeast).

Urban areas

15% for general category applications.

Special categories are eligible for 25% off.

Who can apply?

1 Eligibility:

Any Indian citizen above the age of 18.

Applicants for projects costing more than ₹10 lakh (manufacturing) or ₹5 lakh (services) must have finished 8th grade.

Self-help groups (SHGs), cooperative organizations, and charitable trusts can all apply.

2 Personal Investments:

General candidates must invest 10% of the project cost themselves.

Special category applicants must invest only 5%.

How do I apply?

1 Application Process:\

Apply online using the PMEGP portal at Official kvic Main.

Upload documents such as ID, address verification, educational certificates, and a business plan.

2 Selection and Loan approval:

A District-Level Task Force Committee will contact you to schedule an interview.

Once approved, the bank sanctions the loan and credits the government subsidy to your loan account.

3 Repayment:

The loan must be repaid within 3-7 years, however the subsidy does not have to be paid back.

4 Training:

All PMEGP grantees are required to complete a brief company management training program.

Example of How PMEGP Loans Work

Suppose you wish to start a small manufacturing plant in a rural region for ₹20 lakh.

For those in the general category, the government will provide a 25% subsidy, amounting to ₹5 lakh.

The bank offers a loan of ₹15 lakh, and you simply need to invest ₹2 lakh from your savings.

Why is PMEGP beneficial?

project report for PMEGP loan assists people in starting enterprises without the requirement for a large initial investment. This loan is ideal for young enterprises as it requires no collateral (up to ₹10 lakh) and offers long payback terms.

Summary

The PMEGP initiative is a useful approach to start a small business with government assistance, particularly if you come from a rural or underprivileged background. It encourages employment generation and economic development. For additional information, please visit the official PMEGP website or contact your nearest KVIC office.

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Given you follow F1 very well, can I ask you about your thoughts on Aston Martin? :D

I saw Alonso got a podium which, I'm very happy for him :3

Oh boy I'm about to call the wrath of F1 tumblr on me lol, I hope they won't find this if I don't tag it

Soooo Aston Martin. Way back when it used to be Force India, ran by some indian man that loved F1 but also did some illegal things that ended him up in jail, after that the team went on to be named Racing Point at some point being bought by Lawrence Stroll some rich canadian dude, until it was rebranded as Aston Martin, so that's how the team came to be.

See, Stroll's son Lance is a racing driver. A pay racing driver. That means, that instead of getting into F1 because of merit and what sponsors are willing to pay for a driver like hin, he got in cause his dad was willing to pay more. Now, I'd sya Lance isn't among the worst pay drivers that have been on the grid. He's actually pretty decent. But there are better guys for the job, who aren't as rich, available.

First Lawrence paid for Lance to have a seat in a Williams car but they were shit cars and Lance had not the best teammates to learn from. Then Lawrence bought a slightly better team so that Lance would have a seat. And Lawrence is pouring a lot of money into the team in hopes of his son becoming a champion (I guess?) aaand they're signing pretty good drivers that Lance can learn from.

Anyway back to the tean.

It used to be a small, tight knit, midfield team. Sometimes on the verge of bankrupcy, but the employees were loyal and they scrambled even when they weren't being paid.

Since being bought by Lawrence the team is doong much better financially, they're buidling newer better facilities, but kind of losing some of their charm. A lot of people that stayed even without pay have left under Lawrence's rule because he's apparently a micromanager and not pleasant to work with. So that's kind of worrying.

Plus under Lawrence, the team does a lot of copying. Usually a team makes a concept and keeps on working on it, but already 2x AM has been accused of copying another car. First Mercedes now RedBull. And yeah, they put a lot of work into it anyway, but... Just saying Lawrence seems to not tryst his own designers/engineers.

So. Finally getting to my thoughts. I'm not a fan of the team. I love Sebastian Vettel so for him, I was willing to turn a blind eye lol but I don't like how the team has been since being bought by Stroll.

Also. I'm terribly sorry but I also don't like Fernando. I was excited to see a team that was struggling last year get a podium at the beginning of this season.... But yeah I would've preferred it to be someone else. (the only 2 drivers I actively dislike are Alonso and Ocon)

Anyway, Lance Stroll got a bit of my respect for driving all banged up. And last year he started to seem like a good person from what I could see... So that's a plus for him and AM.

Oh gosh this was chaotic sorry. If you're looking for a team to support, there's lots to like about AM. Every single team on the grid has both good and bad history to them, so you just need to pick whoever feels right to you.

[haly-reads]

Hey Haly,

I think I once saw a post of yours saying freelancing. Can you please tell me how can a college fresher get into some online/freelance content writing or related jobs in India?

Hi! I suggest LinkedIn. It's advisable to create a profile even if you are just a fresher. You can list any internships (paid or unpaid) in your profile. Slowly, you can start applying for gigs. I assume that you have samples of your written content or/and a blog. All the best!

[punemy-spotted]

Hi Punemy. I just found one of your reboots on an It's a Wonderful Life post. And I was wondering how you're getting by now? I'm in a big corpo job and it doesn't pay enough to buy property too and I hit burnout. So I'm trying to figure out what people do to be happy out of traditionally "successful" roles and still. yknow. survive.

Hi friend. I'm so glad you reached out to me. I've... been having a lot of thoughts about this, so you'll see a rambling answer underneath the cut, because you're basically getting a distillation of my panicked 3am journaling.

In short: I wish I could tell you that I'm doing great or that I figured out the secret, because trust me, if I knew the secret I would share it so fast.

I thought I had my dream job when I landed an immigration lawyer position, except it burnt me out so badly I'm still traumatized from it, nearly two years later. Then I thought I landed my dream job in early 2023, when I got a great corporate counsel position with excellent pay and benefits... only to be forced out thanks to corporate nepotism and an industry I just... didn't fit in with.

I'm in therapy now, to deal with both of those things — both of those things and the burnout, but that's hand in fucked up hand, isn't it?

So you know what, I'm... not doing great.

And I think that's okay.

I'm so sorry to hear that you've burnt out. It's... hard. Incredibly hard. Therapy has helped me, and I think it would help anyone who has access to it — I can't recommend telehealth highly enough. The service I use right now is Sondermind, and it seems to be even more robust than my health insurance's website, for sure.

Beyond that...? Take it slow. If there's one thing I've learned since getting my license to practice law and bouncing from shitty firm to shitty firm, it's that I owe my employers only as much work as they pay me for. Nothing more and nothing less. And if I'm not finding joy in the work that I'm doing — be it the research or the culture — then it's time for me to bounce. I don't expect I'll ever own property, not unless my parents suddenly decide to retire back to India and leave me the house, and... that's okay. It has to be okay. It has to be okay because there are other things I can spend my money on. It has to be okay because the rainy day fund to sustain me while I'm unemployed is more important that the mortgage and the responsibilities I don't think I'm ready for. Maybe I'll be ready one day, or maybe I'll be fine in my tiny flat with my roommate and my collection of fountain pens.

Find joy in the world outside work. If you're paid for a 40-hour workweek, don't do more than that. Don't. Do, however, seek out friends. Go to museums and play silly games. Listen to music. Pick up a hobby. Go to therapy. Redefine what "success" means to you — when are you at your happiest?

I've been incredibly lucky to have a community of friends and family. I hope, truly and sincerely hope, that you also have a community of friends, Anonymous Friend. I hope you can lean on them when you need them. I hope they hold you up on your worst days and celebrate you on your best. Because there is no greater joy than having that community.

As for surviving outside of high-paying corporate jobs, honestly... I'm gonna say the cliché thing, which is that it's time for all of us to redefine survival. If we live in an era where owning property is no longer a part of our futures, then so be it. Tiny apartments it is — that doesn't mean you don't deserve to own your space for however long you live in it. Let every little joy build up on itself. Join a summer reading program and listen to audiobooks on your way to work, or call up your best friend on your way home. Take the time to look for work in fields you enjoy. Will you potentially take a pay cut? Maybe. But surviving on a smaller scale than what our parents had may just be what we have to do — and that's okay too. Maybe we'll make the world a better place for us down the line, but right now, we cling to what we have and survive.

Also, seriously, go to therapy. Can't recommend that enough.

I wish you well, friend. May you find strength and kindness in the many many years to come. And when it comes to burnout or bad days, remember, this too shall pass. And so too shall you, through it all.

[lakhvinder1995]

Home Loan for 40000 Salary: Eligibility, EMI & Best Lenders

Whether being a homeowner is a dream comes down to an individual's perspective, however, one of the significant aspects impacting home loan approval is income. Earning a monthly salary of Rs. 40,000 brings to mind a couple of queries such as how much home loan can one receive, what are the eligibility criteria, and which are the best lenders in this category.

This blog provides a comprehensive guide to home loan for 40000 salary, including eligibility, EMI calculations, and the top lenders to consider.

Home Loan Eligibility for 40000 Salary

Lenders assess various factors before approving a home loan. Some of the primary eligibility criteria include:

1. Income-Based Loan Amount

Most banks and NBFCs offer home loans based on the applicant’s income. A general rule is that lenders provide loans up to 50-60% of the net monthly income. For a Rs. 40,000 salary, the potential loan amount can be estimated as follows:

Loan Amount: Rs. 20-30 lakhs (approx.)

Loan Tenure: Up to 30 years

Interest Rate: 8-9% (varies by lender)

2. Employment Type

Salaried Employees: Must have a stable job with at least 2-3 years of work experience.

Self-Employed Individuals: Should have a consistent income history and proper documentation (IT returns, profit & loss statements, etc.).

3. Credit Score

A CIBIL score of 700 or above is preferred by lenders. A high credit score improves loan eligibility and helps secure lower interest rates.

4. Existing Liabilities

If you have existing loans (personal loans, car loans, credit card EMIs), they impact your loan eligibility. Banks use the Fixed Obligations to Income Ratio (FOIR) to determine your repayment capacity.

EMI Calculation for Home Loan on 40000 Salary

Your Equated Monthly Installment (EMI) depends on the loan amount, interest rate, and tenure. Below is an estimated EMI calculation for different loan amounts:

EMI Formula: Where:

P = Loan Principal Amount

r = Monthly Interest Rate (Annual Interest Rate/12/100)

n = Loan Tenure (in months)

How to Reduce EMI?

Opt for a longer tenure (though total interest paid increases).

Pay a higher down payment to reduce the loan amount.

Choose a lender with a lower interest rate.

Best Banks Offering Home Loans for 40000 Salary

Here are some of the top banks and NBFCs offering home loans for a Rs. 40,000 salary:

1. State Bank of India (SBI)

Interest Rate: 8.40% – 9.50%

Maximum Loan Tenure: 30 years

Processing Fee: 0.35% of the loan amount

2. HDFC Bank

Interest Rate: 8.50% – 9.00%

Maximum Loan Amount: 80% of property value

Flexible repayment options

3. ICICI Bank

Interest Rate: 8.60% – 9.50%

Special offers for salaried professionals

Quick processing

4. Axis Bank

Interest Rate: 8.45% – 9.55%

Loan Amount: Up to 80% of property value

Flexible EMI options

5. LIC Housing Finance

Interest Rate: 8.75% – 9.25%

Lower processing fees

No prepayment charges for floating rate loans

Tips to Increase Home Loan Eligibility

Improve Your Credit Score: A score of 750+ boosts loan eligibility.

Reduce Existing Debt: Pay off credit card dues and personal loans.

Add a Co-Applicant: A spouse or parent can help increase the loan amount.

Opt for a Longer Tenure: This reduces EMI burden and improves approval chances.

Increase Down Payment: A higher down payment reduces the loan amount and lowers lender risk.

Conclusion

If you have a salary of Rs. 40,000, you can secure a home loan between Rs. 20-30 lakhs, depending on eligibility factors. Understanding EMI calculations, improving credit scores, and choosing the right lender can help you get the best deal. Compare different banks, check the interest rates, and opt for a loan that best fits your repayment capacity.

[kiarajoshi]

Discover the Best Baking Classes in Bangalore at APCA

Bangalore, a beautiful place that is rich with creativity and innovation in several sectors, is also the home of some of the best culinary institutions in India. Among them, shines the Academy of Pastry and Culinary Arts (APCA) that stands out as a high-tier Baking Institute in Bangalore, that offers international-level training in the art of baking and pastry making. The right place for several to learn and excel in their dreams of baking and pursuing careers. APCA is a globally well-known and renowned institution that is known for its excellence in the culinary arts and pastry field, making it very ideal for the best baking courses in Bangalore. Since the academy covers a great amount of culinary arts but also pastry, it is expected that it will have some of the best baking courses that it can provide. In the Bangalore region, it is well established there and has many world-class courses and curriculums from expert chefs and bakers to teach students a lot of skills and give them the knowledge that is necessary to be excellent in the field. The skills being bread making, French pastry making, chocolate, cake decoration, and advanced pastry techniques. By combining theory and practical application, APCA, equips students with skills, knowledge and confidence to tackle anything in the baking and pastry industry. The Academy is proud of its well-hard working and dedicated team of award-winning chefs with international experience in several high-regarded places like Michelin starred restaurants and luxury hotels. It also provides students with expert mentorship. A fully hands-on training course for students so they spend the majority of their time in the kitchen so they know several skills but also refine their skills and techniques, while also understanding the science of baking. When the students graduate, they are trained to be job ready. The Academy provides several international internships in top hotels and bakeries in India and abroad, such as paid programs in France. It gives students a real-world experience in the more well-regarded pastry kitchens in the world. APCA Bangalore is an academy that can give the best baking courses needed for all skill levels, whether beginner or intermediate learning. While also giving other necessary things to teach students such as a Diploma course in Pastry and Bakery Arts for beginners, and an Advanced Diploma for different skill levels. There are short-term baking workshops and customized corporate training that are very useful for professionals. As for graduates, they can pursue careers in several forms of jobs in luxury hotels, boutique bakeries, cruise lines, and airline catering but also can start their own businesses if needed.

APCA (Academy of Pastry and Culinary Arts) Bangalore is a great, well-established culinary institute that is dedicated to training aspiring chefs and bakers in the great art and science of pastry and baking. It’s well known for its world-class facilities and experienced faculty. The Academy provides professional diploma programs and courses that are made to educate and equip students with the skills and knowledge necessary to excel in the food and hospitality industry.

APCA Bangalore provides and gives proper practical training, bringing technical and creative skills into the mix to the students so they stay well and ready for anything in the field. This is so they stay industry ready. While having a strong focus on international knowledge and techniques with expertise, the academy has proven to be a leading institution for culinary education in India, bringing students who want to pursue and learn pastry and culinary arts.

[kanchankhatanaa]

Labor law Rights: Gig and Platform Workers’ Rights

Gig and Platform Workers’ Rights: Shaping the Future of Work. The rise of the gig economy has transformed traditional employment models, offering flexibility but often at the cost of social security. Recognizing this, the Code on Social Security, 2020, marks a progressive step toward integrating gig and platform workers into the social security framework. This legislation aims to provide protections such as insurance, gratuity, and welfare schemes, ensuring a safety net for this rapidly growing workforce.

Who Are Gig and Platform Workers?

Gig Workers: Individuals engaged in work arrangements outside the traditional employer-employee relationship. Examples include freelancers, independent contractors, and temporary workers.

Platform Workers: Workers who provide services through digital platforms, such as food delivery personnel, ride-share drivers, and e-commerce delivery agents. Key Features of the Code on Social Security, 2020

Definition and Recognition: The Code formally recognizes gig and platform workers as distinct categories, ensuring they are eligible for specific social security benefits.

Social Security Schemes: Includes provisions for life and disability cover, health and maternity benefits, old-age protection, and provident fund schemes.

Central and State Welfare Boards: These boards are tasked with formulating and implementing social security schemes for gig and platform workers.

Funding Mechanism: Contributions may come from aggregators, central and state governments, and workers. Aggregators are mandated to contribute 1-2% of their annual turnover towards social security for gig workers.

Coverage Expansion: Provisions extend to both organized and unorganized sectors, reflecting inclusivity. Objectives of the Legislation

To address the vulnerabilities of gig and platform workers by providing a safety net.

To reduce disparities between traditional employees and gig workers regarding benefits and protections.

To foster sustainable growth in the gig economy by promoting worker welfare. Landmark Judgments on Gig and Platform Workers’ Rights

Ola and Uber Drivers v. United Kingdom Supreme Court (2021) While not an Indian case, this judgment is significant globally. The UK Supreme Court ruled that Uber drivers are entitled to minimum wage and paid leave, influencing discussions on gig workers’ rights in India.

Food Delivery Workers’ Protests (Various States) In recent years, protests by food delivery workers across India have highlighted issues like unfair pay, lack of job security, and absence of benefits, bringing gig worker rights to the forefront.

Zomato and Swiggy Drivers v. State of Karnataka (2022) This case emphasized the need for legal recognition of gig workers, compelling state authorities to push for legislative reforms under the Code on Social Security. Challenges in Implementation

Lack of Awareness: Many gig workers are unaware of their rights and entitlements under the Code.

Aggregator Compliance: Resistance from platform companies regarding financial contributions and accountability.

Enforcement Gaps: Weak monitoring and enforcement mechanisms hinder the effective implementation of the Code.

Informal Nature of Work: High turnover and informal work arrangements complicate the process of extending benefits. The Way Forward

Strengthening Policy Frameworks: Developing clear guidelines for implementing social security schemes for gig workers.

Public Awareness Campaigns: Educating gig workers about their rights and available benefits.

Collaboration with Aggregators: Encouraging platform companies to participate proactively in welfare initiatives.

Leveraging Technology: Using digital tools to streamline registration, contributions, and benefit disbursement.

Global Best Practices: Drawing insights from countries with advanced gig worker protections, such as the UK and Australia. Conclusion Including gig and platform workers under the Code on Social Security, 2020, is a significant milestone in India’s labor law reforms. By extending social security to these workers, the legislation acknowledges their economic contribution and addresses their vulnerabilities. However, effective implementation and collaboration among stakeholders are essential to realizing the full potential of these reforms. Protecting gig workers’ rights will enhance their livelihoods and ensure sustainable growth in the evolving world of work.