Thanks for documenting..well.done

This product available in hubli also ,sai ganesh hotel near pb road near tci adrugunchi

CH. CHARAN SINGH UNIVERSITY, MEERUT

Hi Ma'am..is there a lift available in this hotel for elderly people?

Mam is it good, prasent opinion please

Beautyful place

Very informative....no useless sight seeing thanq maam

Enjoy Moni

Hi.. Im planning to buy this.. How is it now?

Maharashtra availability pls contact number

Bad smell comes ?

Plastic jar?

Hi, I'm the beer yoga guy in your video 😂😂. Crazy mention. p.s using my wife's account but we had a good laugh.. thank you capturing this😅

Difficult to service/repair in case of breakdown.

Could you please tell your experience so far, is it worth buying? Did you faced any problems with it?

Visit 9th September

Thanks for the review but why does the outcome looks so different from the yogurt i buy from supermarkets?

Nice Moni

Nice journey

Loving this guest appearance.. Monica ask him to share the video of his famous Chiken curry 😅

👍

Mam, How can I book ?

What is the price per night ?

Very nicely explained!

Super

Nice info... Just make correction in Grammer... Its not Indian Style - Its Indian Architecture

Where have you bought

How many minutes to cook each side? 🙏🏽

All the tri ply frypans are the same.be Indian buy Indian.I bought burgers hunycomb triply pan for rs.4000/- which was useless.food is sticking in the pan.

Is swimming pool available?

Very nice flowers ..thanks for sharing.... what's the price of the bunch....

Correct

a delightful contrast in narration 😀. Will try this recipe

Hey, looking to stay at this hotel for an upcoming family function near the temple, we would be going as a family of 9 (with kids), so wanted to know if they serve live food, do we get hot milk delivered to room upon request.. jus wanted to know your perspective.

Es kadai me kitna kilo chikan bana sakte hai

Is there shops nearby? Is Zomato working there ?

Pls share the product link

Product is available in Maharashtra...then contact number please

Can I make peanut butter with this?

Thank you for the detailed review. Looking to buy something for smoothie and butbutter and grinding chutneys,almonds and masalas. Can you please share your review post using it for the last few months? Thank you.

Thank you very clear video

Ma’am have you faced any issue with the product, if problem occurred how is the after service ? Ma’am I dint saw warranty details in the video. Does it comes with warranty ?

Nice

Wow❤

Pl let me know the exact route hubli to goa ?

Madam Excellent can we have a live demo

Adding this for busting the myth about minimalism - borrowed from an article (Larsen & Eriksen) which very well articulates the concept: THE PHILOSOPHY OF MINIMALISM Contrary to common misconceptions, minimalism isn't about deprivation or sacrifice. Instead, it focuses on embracing quality over quantity. Minimalists are thoughtful in their selection of items, ensuring everything owned serves a purpose and enhances their experience. Marie Kondo, the Japanese organizing consultant, exemplifies this by promoting decluttering and assigning significance to personal belongings. Minimalism is also about intentionality, eliminating distractions, and making mindful choices. It promotes the value of experiences over material possessions, placing higher importance on meaningful items rather than those that merely occupy space. A minimalist lifestyle involves an internal focus, seeking personal harmony before external approval. It's a mindset, not a strict rulebook. The minimalist approach may seem challenging in a world overflowing with buying options. However, adopting such a lifestyle can lead to greater self-appreciation, focus, and stress reduction. Importantly, minimalism isn't about choosing cheaper options but making smart, valuable purchases that fulfill a purpose. In essence, minimalism promotes conscious decision-making about belongings, time, energy, and relationships. Minimalists are authentic, valuing simplicity and rejecting superficial mass consumerism. They aim to highlight the beauty, essence, and true purpose of things in their lives. As American spiritual teacher Vernon Howard stated, "you have succeeded in life when all you really want is only what you really need". This viewpoint aligns closely with the Scandinavian way of living, perhaps contributing to Danes frequently being ranked among the happiest nationalities. A BRIEF HISTORY OF MINIMALISM In the mid-20th century, the aftermath of the war created a pent-up demand for goods. Prior to this, people lived with scarce supplies and limited options, even for daily necessities. As consumerism flourished, maximalism peaked. However, this trend wasn't only influenced by the global financial situation. Infrastructure development, which facilitated accessibility to new materials like steel, glass, and concrete, also played a key role. Yet, it's widely agreed that the Minimalism movement took root in the 1960s and 1970s.

Extremely misleading and irresponsible, unless it was intended as a joke. Minimalism is not having 1. Please do your research before putting up a video like this which is a series of lame excuses to not move to a progressive and holistic thinking. Please understand what it really means before making a video like this. Instead provide tips on how people can embrace minimalism despite the challenges. Imagine if all the 144 cr indians decide to abandon minimalism, there will be nothing left. As educated and informed individuals, and being an influencer, you have a responsibility in spreading a message that makes a difference. India was a circular economy with reuse and recycle being in our DNA. But now with increasing income and purchasing power in India, most people are buying to please others in person or on instagram, X, etc. It's a choice to accept the mindset to choose quality, authenticity and create an impact rather than worrying what others think if me and pleasing them endlessly. A country like America is huge retail economy. One cannot even imagine the choices available for consumers from a spoon to a car. So it's not the environment but our responsibility for ourselves and future generation that we choose minimalism. I am happy to break some of the myths and think of how to adopt minimalism Clothes -instead of buying ill fitting cheap quality clothes during discounts, buy when you need. I work, i have a social life, doesn't mean I wear 1 set of dress everywhere. I buy for special occasions after making sure what I have in my wardrobe doesn't work. I keep functional clothes that can be work on multiple occasions - a blouse that can be worn as a top with jeans for causal wear, paired with a jacket dor formal wear or even with a saree for occasional wear. Most importantly, I have no shame repeating my clothes. My worth is not in what mean minded people judge about my clothes what impact I can make on the world because ligon ka kaam gain kehna. How many clothes will you wear to shut these people? Another important aspect, when I am done wearing a piece of cloth, dispose responsibly. If it's handled with care, pass it to someone who can wear them, else give it to firms who recycle them. Books: This may be a personal choice in terms of digital, or physical books. If you have physical books, exchange with your friends, neighbours and family to avoid buying the same books within the circle. Learn to give away, not all books are read more than once. If you are done reading, give it someone else who needs it. Consider subscription based book services which allow you to exchange books. And saying we cannot use library is lame and lazy. Takes a bit of effort but totally worth it.

Nice video to the point... I was having thoughts abt minimalism earlier... Then i too realized its not kind of possible in India particularly in dresses and vessels... Now i prefer going for good quality things that lasts long... And I still use coffee and jam jars for storage... 😂

Thanks for sharing about India.