#used car in kolkata

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What experience I would give as a statement to Jonathan Sims, Head Archivist of the Magnus Institute, London? Statement fucking begins...

Summer after GCSEs, whole fam picks up and goes to India for 3 weeks

Listen we are hubristic. We literally go from Britain to Turkey to Delhi airport, to a different airport, to Banaras in a taxi, to Siliguri in a sleeper train, to Kalimpong in a car, back to Siliguri in a van, then to Kolkata in a sleeper bus, to Dhakha, Bangladesh by plane, to my grandparents place in Sylhet by car, then back to Dhakha, then back to Delhi, then back to Turkey and then back to Britain.

Tell me we didn't have at least one entity on our side.

None of us got ill. We had a 6 yr old with us. She didn't complain one bit. I'm 100% sure I blacked out for the majority of it. No other explanation than paranormal.

Those sales assistants in shops have to be fucking avatars of the web or something the way they fucking smile and you until you've blinked and you've bought 3 lehengas and she's like very good ma'am

I met my grandma's sister who looks exactly like my grandma, speaks the exact same way, acts the exact same way. It was so uncanny I could've sworn she just was her. Probably very normal explanation (genetics) but we can never be sure.

I made friends with a hand sized spider in a bathroom by singing "Mr spider, please don't kill me" in the tune of Mr sandman to it every day. It disappeared on the last day. (giving spiral)

I got myself an Indian accent. I am not Indian. (Most of my family is from Bangladesh, I was born there) I am not good at accents. I'm not sure how this transpired (could be some elaborate sociolinguistics explanation but I'm gonna go with paranormal)

We went on a massive family day out with cousins to a river near the mountains and we all had a great time until this little menace of a cousin literally got carried away by a current and we were terrified until one of my uncles literally grabbed him by the leg and yanked him out right before he would've gotten completely carried away. I don't think that's pure luck, personally.

My aunts staged an intervention for me about my posture (Not supernatural, Im just salty)

My dad successfully convinced some strangers who sat next to him on the plane that the reason me and my siblings spoke such good English was that we went to an English medium school. When pressed, he came up with the most elaborate story ever. He gave them a random school we went to, told them we were his boss' kids and he was taking us home, bullshitted a company and then when one of them went oh my dad is a higher up in that company, he says oh didn't he retire recently and the guy goes yeah he did! We are completely oblivious of this story, until he leans over and tells us not to call him dad for the rest of the plane journey. If that's not fucking Stranger behaviour then what is.

We get home, exhausted out of our minds and we realise we can't find our fucking front door key. We pile into the back garden and proceed to search through the entirety of our bags, trouser pockets, pockets within bags, we're all on the verge of tears, I'm catatonic, my little sister has picked up a stick and is slowly peeling it, my other sister is the only one actually looking and my dad is staring at the luggage, as if it had grown legs and was doing a little dance right before his eyes. We do find the keys after 20 minutes. We never mention this again. That's fucking paranormal shit right there don't even try to convince me otherwise. Michael the distortion was fucking with us.

Statement ends... (Although that's definitely not even half the shit that happened)

Watch Jonathan "Jarchivist" Sims crumble beneath my experiences. Hes so bamboozled that he forgets to try and discredit me. I bring him a packet of laddoos and some aachar.

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Picture for a second that you are one (1) Dr. Dayal Thakur. Unmarried, in your mid to late 40s. A successful surgeon about to depart for America in a short period time. One day your car crashes into a girl while she was being chased by violent assailants. She would have almost certainly died if it weren't for your medical expertise and her frighteningly strong will to survive. Now this girl you rescued, she is out for blood. She wants to kill a man. She wants to topple an empire. She wants to take down the most powerful family in all of Kolkata. You listen to her horrific, unjust backstory and decide, 'Fuck it, this is my child now'. You take your newly adopted daughter, whom you grow to love very much with all of your heart as if you had always been her father, to America where she spends the next two years coming up with an insane plan to take down the Goenka corporate empire. She also convinces herself that she is Just Like the goddess Durga and that it's her divine mission in life to destroy the evil-doers who killed her family. Not only do you go along with her ploy, you actively encourage her in her pursuit for vengeance. On the days when she feels like she can't go on you assure her that she is Just Like the goddess Durga and that this is her divine mission in life which she can't back down from. You use your position as a most outstanding surgeon, who is about found a mega cancer research institute, to allow her whatever resources she needs to enact her schemes and willingly participate as a chess piece in her grand plot. Also you take care of her when she injures herself during various espionages and buy her little gifts when she is feeling down and she constantly fusses over your health and bakes you little goodies that you can safely eat with your high blood sugar and the two of you are the world's most content little family.

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Buying a Used Car? Watch Out for These 4 Dangerous Red Flags

Purchasing a used car can be an excellent way to save money while still getting a reliable vehicle. However, it’s essential to be vigilant during the buying process to avoid potential pitfalls. At OTOBIx, we specialize in providing high-quality preowned cars in Kolkata, and we want to ensure that your used car buying experience is smooth and trouble-free.

In this blog, we will highlight four dangerous red flags to watch out for when buying a used car. Additionally, we’ll answer some frequently asked questions and conclude with key takeaways to help you make an informed decision.

Red Flag #1: Inconsistent or Missing Service Records

Why It Matters

Service records provide a comprehensive history of the vehicle’s maintenance. They indicate whether the car has been regularly serviced and if any major repairs have been carried out. Inconsistent or missing service records can be a red flag for potential issues.

What to Look For

Complete Records: Ensure that the service records are complete and up-to-date.

Regular Maintenance: Check if the car has undergone regular maintenance, including oil changes, brake checks, and tire rotations.

Major Repairs: Look for any records of major repairs, which could indicate recurring problems.

How to Address It

If the seller cannot provide complete service records, proceed with caution. Consider having a trusted mechanic perform a thorough inspection to identify any hidden issues.

Red Flag #2: Visible Signs of Damage or Poor Repair Work

Why It Matters

Visible signs of damage or poor repair work can indicate that the car has been in an accident or has not been properly maintained. This can lead to safety concerns and costly repairs down the line.

What to Look For

Exterior Damage: Check for dents, scratches, rust, and mismatched paint.

Panel Gaps: Look at the gaps between body panels; uneven gaps can indicate poor repair work.

Interior Condition: Inspect the interior for signs of wear and tear, including the condition of the seats, dashboard, and controls.

Under the Hood: Look for any signs of rust, leaks, or worn-out parts.

How to Address It

If you notice any visible damage, ask the seller about the car’s history. If possible, obtain a vehicle history report to verify the information provided. A professional inspection is also recommended to assess the extent of any damage.

Red Flag #3: Unusual Noises or Vibrations During Test Drive

Why It Matters

Unusual noises or vibrations can be indicative of underlying mechanical issues. Ignoring these warning signs can result in expensive repairs after the purchase.

What to Look For

Engine Noise: Listen for any knocking, rattling, or unusual sounds coming from the engine.

Transmission Issues: Pay attention to how the car shifts gears; any jerking or slipping could indicate transmission problems.

Brakes: Test the brakes for responsiveness and listen for any squeaking or grinding noises.

Suspension: Notice any vibrations or noises when driving over bumps or rough roads.

How to Address It

During the test drive, take note of any unusual sounds or vibrations. Discuss these observations with the seller and consider having a mechanic inspect the car to diagnose any potential issues.

Red Flag #4: Discrepancies in Vehicle Identification Number (VIN)

Why It Matters

The VIN is a unique code that provides detailed information about the vehicle, including its history and specifications. Discrepancies in the VIN can indicate issues such as theft, tampering, or a misrepresented vehicle history.

What to Look For

Matching VINs: Ensure that the VIN on the dashboard matches the VIN on the vehicle’s registration and service records.

VIN Plate Condition: Check the condition of the VIN plate for signs of tampering.

Vehicle History Report: Obtain a vehicle history report using the VIN to verify the car’s background and check for any red flags such as accidents, theft, or title issues.

How to Address It

If you notice any discrepancies in the VIN, proceed with extreme caution. Verify the vehicle’s history report and consider consulting with authorities or a trusted mechanic before making a decision.

FAQs About Buying a Used Car

Q: What should I check when buying a used car?

A: Check the vehicle’s service records, look for signs of damage, test drive the car to identify any mechanical issues, and verify the VIN for any discrepancies.

Q: How can I ensure I’m getting a good deal on a used car?

A: Research the market value of the car model you’re interested in, compare prices from different sellers, and negotiate based on the car’s condition and service history.

Q: Is it safe to buy a used car in Kolkata?

A: Yes, it is safe to buy a used car in Kolkata, especially if you purchase from a reputable dealership like OTOBIx that provides thoroughly inspected and certified preowned cars.

Q: Can I get financing for a used car?

A: Yes, many dealerships, including OTOBIx, offer financing options for used cars. You can explore various loan options to find one that suits your financial situation.

Conclusion

Buying a used car can be a rewarding experience if you know what to look out for. By being aware of these four dangerous red flags—inconsistent service records, visible signs of damage, unusual noises during test drives, and discrepancies in the VIN—you can avoid potential pitfalls and make a smart purchase. At OTOBIx, we are committed to helping you find high-quality preowned cars in Kolkata. Our thorough inspections and transparent processes ensure that you drive away with a reliable vehicle.

For more information and to browse our extensive inventory of second-hand cars in Kolkata, visit OTOBIx. Make your next used car purchase a confident and informed one with our expert guidance and support!

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In the US there are trains only the amount of trains varies wildly from state to state and town to town. For instance, where I live, I can't take a train to school or to another destination within my town/city. I could, however, take a train to a city 3 hours away, or take a train to another state. In the city in my state that's 3 hours away, they do have a citywide tram system, but it looks like trains so they call it a light rail. In places like New York City, Washington DC, or Chicago (all big city areas) they do have trains that people use to get around as transport.

but in most places that aren't big city areas, it's a car, walking, or taking the bus (which in some places is not the most reliable option, if I wanted to take a bus to my university's campus it would take 1 hr 41 minutes. It takes 17 minutes to drive there)

there is hope though as more places are getting trains/trams at the very least in developmental stages :D!!

Do you like taking the train? Or do you have another preferred mode of transport?

Ohh in that case then it's not too different from here ig? Even in India trains are usually for long distance travel between different cities. Ofc this doesn't always apply, like there's the local trains in Mumbai which are veryy widely used in fact they're notorious for being wayy too crowded. There's also metro trains in a few, well, metropolitan cities like delhi, mumbai, kolkata, the metro in my city is still not fully constructed tho so the bus is most common. Still buses here are pretty reliable and at most only take 5-10 mins extra depending on how far you're going.

And yes i do like taking the train! I don't have a particular preference though, I just like traveling anywhere because it's fun to look outside of windows :D tho my favouritism is influenced by how rare a certain mode of transport is. Which is why travelling by metro or a double decker bus (I have only sat in one once in mumbai, I'm not aware of double decker buses being available anywhere else?) definitely holds more novelty!

[just-another-bored-killjoy]

one of your answers to the ask game was so specific, i have to know, why is Shantiniketan your favorite place to sleep??

ps I looked around on street view and they got trees on deck:) also you can go into one of the buildings which I think is really funny1 I like it!!

mainly because my grandmother has a house there but also because

it barely has any cars so it's very peaceful

clear sky full of stars

nights aren't very hot

treestrees lotss of treeeees

birds!!

close!(three and a half hours drive from Kolkata)

full of fireflies :DD

and since childhood we mostly go there right after my exams get over(you can imagine how little sleep i used to get during exams) so i do nothing but sleep when i go there

and that place is famous for its music. they'll always be someone in the neighborhood practicing something or the other

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I am moving out from here on 14th April. My brother has his jee on 13th after which we will head back home to Durgapur. I have lived here in odisha, my native state for three years now. As a child, we never visited other tourist places much. We only got time to visit our grandparents and cousins. My cousins lived where I live now: Nalco, Angul. I wanted to live here when I was a kid just to stay with my cousins and play with them until I was forced to stay in odisha instead of completely my high school in kolkata like we were supposed too and then living here in Angul was suggested by chacha chachi, so we did, with hopes of getting something good out of it.

I am here only for nine more days. I had arrived here on 15th August where the physics sir had told us to quickly study S block and give a test in two hours. I remember how I felt like crying. We had just reached this place, barely opened our luggage, and I was hearing this neet jee for an hour and then a test. I wanted to sleep, but somehow I studied and I had scored really bad. Like I do often, I ended up crying in the car. I was like mummy dance class band kar dete hai abhi padhai pe hi dhyan dungi. For someone who loves dance a lot, I have told my mother to cancel dance classes because I thought that I wasn't good enough to do both because I was lacking in my studies, and as for every middle class person, job and money comes first and then your dreams until your job money dream everything lies in one single thing.

Well, my dance class continued, I gave my dance exam online, completed learning a few items too, wrote stories and studied hard. I have wasted time too by crying or by simply procrastinating or sometimes I would engage myself in dance or writing for a much longer time than scheduled. And now all of this will end. I will wrap my things again and go home. Now I have lived in durgapur for only a month. I loved it so I am looking forward to it now.

It feels surreal. I wanted to move out of this place so badly in the initial months. I still want too. But now looking back, this experience has made me feel grateful and wiser about so many things. My school friends from kolkata still complain that why I had to go to odisha and stay there, but I am happy I did. As a tenth grader, I lived in my own world and had a pink dream idea of being with my friends, wearing fashionable clothes, attending parties and fests and studying ofc, nothing much.

Over here each and every expectation, every dream was broken. Like they say, to find yourself one needs to lose themselves too, which I did. That was a really dark phase. Alone, with no one and no idea how and why is this happening to you. But some time later I rediscovered myself again. It was art, poetry, stories and dance. It was me connecting back to God, whom I had forgotten in the glitz and glamour of big cities. I read the same ramayana mahabharata and folk tales, but I had begun finding learning lessons from them which as a child I was only enamoured by the story, the drama and visuals.

The things 13year old samridhi enjoyed, I no longer enjoy them anymore. The clothing, the music, the lifestyle everything has taken a 360 degree turn. Once I enjoyed parties and loud music, we used to have some in kolkata sometimes and I loved it. Now, I don't think I can. I want to have friends and make memories and enjoy, but no longer with music drinks and stuff. Somewhere simple and meaningful.

I know that in the upcoming months there are going to be many changes, but these experiences shall stay with me and remind me to be humble and rooted to the ground. I have seen the rich, sparkles and exciting rush and also the slow life, muddy roads, farms and simple people simple towns. There is still more to see in the near future, but to live through all this is a big thing for an 18 year old.

And if it were not sambalpur and angul, I wouldn't have known how strangers can be loving, how certain people hold such a great mark over you and your story, and how colourful life can be.

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Kashmir trip cost from Mumbai starts from Rs. 16,900/- per person. Kashmir tour packages from Mumbai with price can vary depend upon room category and transportation. Duration of the tours to Kashmir from Mumbai is depends for the cost of the trip to Kashmir from Mumbai.

Day wise Kashmir tour itinerary from Mumbai:

DAY 01: The Adventure Kicks Off From Srinagar Airport!

DAY 02: Sonmarg Day Trip - Where the Sun, the Snow, and the Fun Collide!

DAY 03: From Srinagar to the Enchanting Pahalgam Valley!

DAY 04: Discover The Magic Of Pahalgam!

DAY 05: From Pahalgam To Srinagar, Sail Away To A Cozy Houseboat Retreat!

DAY 06: Departure Time: Jetting Off From Srinagar Airport!

Kashmir trip from Mumbai Inclusions:

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Taxes & service charges.

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Visits to Ganderbal and Thajiwas Glacier.

Cable Car or Pony Ride in Gulmarg, Pahalgam, & Sonamarg.

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