Posting again because mods removed it coz I added a link.
It's a simple teal and gold flower design, works well for room decor or gifting.
Size: 10x13 inch (25x33 cm)
COD is available :)
Can ship anywhere in india.
DM if you're interested
Had my 5054 physics paper yesterday and made lots of mistakes so I'm really worried and don't know if I'll get enough to make it an A. Can someone pls look at my mistakes and tell me if I'll be good enough for an A. The ones with the cross is what I got wrong. 😭😭
I cycled India in January so its taken some months to get around to posting a few photos. It was dirty, chaotic, loud and beautiful. I am not sure I would do it a second time, but I am glad I did it once. The street art, murals, food and people were amazing. [Cycling India: Street Art – getmytravelingshoes](https://getmytravelingshoes.wordpress.com/2026/05/05/cycling-india-street-art/?fbclid=IwY2xjawRmeNFleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBzcnRjBmFwcF9pZBAyMjIwMzkxNzg4MjAwODkyAAEetZwrWq2s6Lf5MligFyKu9iTpJtdFbwVCPV7ssqOrTNORfDuv2j896lw2TIg_aem_eOANZCS25k_Vn5dZFxAloQ)
3 new photographs uploaded
[The Isle of Man Steam Packet Company](https://www.linkedin.com/company/104965780/admin/page-posts/published/#)
The HSC Manannan (IMO: 9176072) is a 96-metre wave-piercing catamaran (WPC) engineered by Incat Tasmania. This high-speed craft features a distinctive aluminium alloy hull designed for minimal resistance and high-speed stability. Powered by four Caterpillar 3618 marine diesel engines delivering a combined 28,800 kW (approx. 38,600 hp), the vessel utilizes four Wartsila LIPS 150D waterjets for propulsion and steering, allowing it to reach a lightship speed of over 50 knots. Its 2009 conversion for the Isle of Man Steam Packet Company w...
Hey everyone, posting a follow-up to my earlier poll where most of you voted 'Still confused' or '[MBBS abroad](https://educationvibes.in/mbbs-abroad)'. Quick disclosure first I work with Education Vibes, an MBBS abroad consultancy. Reddit has already tagged this account as Brand Affiliate, so no hidden agenda here.
Based on the questions I've been getting in DMs after my last post, here's the real breakdown most students need:
**If you're considering Private Medical College in India:**
Total cost: ₹50 lakhs–₹1 crore (5.5 years)
Pros: NMC degree by default, no FMGE/NExT licensing exam needed
Cons: High fees, donation culture in some colleges, l...
