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Howdy, Long-time lurker, first-time poster here. I’m 34 years old and am planning to open a Roth IRA with a $7,500 lump sum deposit because I guess I can afford the annual limit at the moment. Because of my 20-25+ year time horizon, my primary goal is max equity growth. I believe I have a mid to high risk tolerance, and don't think I need any exposure to bonds or cash drag at this stage in my life. I have spent the last few days researching a bit and trying to avoid any away from any robo-advisor/actively managed accounts to build my own portfolio strategy. I’ve whittled my choices down to three specific blueprints, and I would love some perspective on the pros, cons, and psycholo...

The past few weeks have been odd for me. Every time I open Instagram, I am met with Diet Coke. People making art with the cans, personal friends posting about their little "side quests" to track one down. It felt a bit excessive, honestly. I get that Diet Coke has been around for decades. It is not a new product by any means. What I could not wrap my head around was why it suddenly felt like the only thing anyone was talking about. I assumed it was one of those fleeting trends that would die down in a fortnight. Then the news articles started appearing on my feed. Apparently, April 2026 saw an [actual shortage](https://www.thehindu.com/food/features/india-runs-low-on-diet-coke-an...

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It appears as if people have stopped giving a fudge towards any thing the BJP does cause they know Congress is just too lazy and stuck with the tactics of 3 people sitting in leadership post No road presence, no rallies, no connection with the general public Internet using, English speaking population with some basic IQ has been supporting them but majority of the population is totally disconnected from reality and they are being brainwashed using whatsapp, insta and Facebook forwards Rahul Gandhi can sit in his post but if he doesn’t get aggressive and brash , India will remain a pseudo democracy and a country in decline.

Ye's india show organizer posted this

Easy to moderate level . But couldn’t understand the 3rd DI

A personal mobility device (PMD) rider was caught on camera speeding down a road with both legs stretched out horizontally — like “Superman” — just days before new active mobility regulations take effect. The video, [originally posted on Instagram account u/rainforeyuxen,](https://www.instagram.com/p/DYpjqPAvFcW/) has gone viral after being reposted by popular Instagram page SGFollowsAll. The on-screen text reads: “pov: u saw superman otw home in sg”. In the clip, a man carrying a backpack can be seen lying flat on the PMD. His hands are gripping its handlebars, while his legs are extended out behind him as the device speeds along the road. He continues this for a few secon...

Before the story, some context because people outside India might find parts of this confusing. I’m giving this much context because I posted a shorter version of this story before, and a lot of people got confused and started asking how any of this was even possible. Things like “How did someone enter the X-ray room?”, “Aren’t there strict protocols?” etc. So I thought I should explain the setup and situation properly this time. I'm a DMRT student doing my course in a government college and hospital and we do hospital duty as part of our training. Also, this happened in a small-city government hospital in India. Patient flow here is honestly crazy. On some days there are ...