#Fortune Developers

[prettymunchkin]

Redevelopment in Pune by SK Fortune Developers faces challenges like aging infrastructure, limited land, regulatory hurdles, tenant displacement, environmental impact, traffic congestion, and financial viability. Solutions include infrastructure upgrades via public-private partnerships, high-density mixed-use development, streamlined regulatory processes, fair tenant relocation, green building practices, transit-oriented development, and innovative financing mechanisms. SK Fortune Developers adopts a collaborative approach with government and communities to promote sustainable urban revitalization, aiming to create a more livable, resilient, and inclusive city.

[zingaplanet]

Our mums might got the charming, clueless, floppy haired next-door hunk hugh grant but our generation has retired, couldn't give a damn, dating questionable men and plotting world destruction in flamboyant coloured attire hugh grant and truly we're winning here.

A Very English Scandal (2018)

Operation Fortune: Ruse de Guerre (2023)

Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery (2022)

[bestofsophieturner]

New : Sophie Turner has been cast to play Zara in the series 'Haven' alongside Archie Madekwe and Jacob Fortune-Lloyd for Amazon Prime..

Turner will play Zara, an office worker at pension fund investment company Lochmill Capital. Zara has her day upended when a gang of violent thieves burst in demanding she helps them steal billions of pounds of ordinary people’s pensions.

Madekwe features as Zara’s best friend Luke, while Fortune-Lloyd will play DCI Rhys, a detective with a recently relapsed gambling problem who must keep his own money troubles at bay as he examines the Lochmill Capital crime.

[detroitbecomeonline]

hankcon fucks so hard why did we hate it so much

I'm glad you got over your hate anon! I personally don't hate things because I'm perfect

[astrarche-x]

Ouyang + ethnicity 1: Nanren

for @radiantemperorweek, day 7: free space

Even though I'd argue that the ethinicites and the tensions between them are more of an undercurrent for the Radiant Emperor characters - they're fighting the empire, sure, but they don't pay that much attention to what it means for their identities - it is, for obvious reasons, more pronounced for Ouyang. I wanted to take a closer look at how he approaches the two identities that are both a part of him. What caught my attention is that he never uses the pejorative terms (Hu/Manji) in neither language, which feels like both ethnicities were something he identified with.

Firstly, there's the language: Han'er, that is one of the cruxes of Ouyang's identity. Him being bilingual is fascinating to me, as well as how his attitude towards the languages (Han'er/Mongolian) changes - as he realizes there's no coming back of the sense of belonging, not after so many years. He speaks Han'er fluently, but his accent is ostensibly foreign and it feels weird to him. It's a language that belongs to a dead part of himself, part that - understandably - died when he was taken away from the people he could talk to in this language.

There are other instances of connection with the Nanren culture: firstly, obviously, Ouyang can read characters, which sets him apart from Esen.

And then there are the values: the awareness/knowledge of history, the sense of connection to it...

...and a different sense of honour and familial duty (though how much of it is ethnicity and how much of it is Ouyang-specific is debatable imo).

It's worth noting that despite the Nanren features of his body, his personal style doesn't follow Nanren fashion - on purpose: he feels he doesn't entirely belong and he never will again.

And finally... poor horse :')

[retributory]

when you think about it clive and flora are actually perfect narrative foils on complete accident. like what's up with that. professor layton and the completely imagined literary devices

[chipou-art]

What’s going on around here? 🐈

[daedalusdavinci]

7 w/ solkat?

7. Unflinchingly settling your head into your lover’s lap while they watch television/are reading a book/doing their favorite hobby. Then asking your lover to explain what’s going on/what they’re doing. i wrote this stream of consciousness and i dont feel like editing it so you get what you get

The nice thing about Karkat is that he's always good for background noise. Whenever you need something else to drown out the voices, he's always there, ranting and raving about some inane bullshit you couldn't care less about, but enjoy hearing regardless. It's an odd day when you can't hear him puttering around the house and mumbling under his breath, cursing out a chair you didn't push in that he tripped over or the food that isn't cooking fast enough. The cat Dave convinced you (convinced Karkat, just by virtue of forcing Karkat to hold it for more than five minutes until all the ice around Karkat's heart melted) to take in is just as loud as he is, and at all hours of the day, you can hear them talking to each other, Karkat's grumble interspersed with the cat's loud meows.

He's quiet today, though. Rose left him with a new book the other day, and apparently today is the day he has the attention span to devour it. You're treated to an uncharacteristic silence as you work, and for a while, it's sort of nice. Until it isn't.

You give up on coding when it feels like there are bugs crawling under your skin, irritation at a boiling point. The code isn't making sense, you can't concentrate, and the screams of the imminently doomed are no longer background, piercing howls destroying any coherent thought you might have left. Your wrists are sore, your neck hurts, your head is throbbing, you're stiff and your eyes are dry and you can't remember the last time you ate. You're done.

Sparks jump from your fingertips as you shove your chair back and ditch your computer. There's a buzzing in your ears that's probably you, but you're too irritable to care as you stalk down the hall to the kitchen. Nothing sounds good, but you know you need to eat if you want to push through this, so you tug open cupboards and force yourself to consider the food anyway.

The cat (Dave wanted to name it Carcinisation; you wanted to name it Hexadecimal. In the end, you compromised on Hexbug, because Karkat said there was no way Dave was naming it after him, Rose liked the nickname Hex, and Dave liked the callback to a human toy you've never heard of) starts meowing at you immediately, trailing a few paces behind you like a starving stray, when you're 100% sure Karkat has been feeding him all his little heart desires. He's as obnoxious and needy as the human who brought him here, and you ignore him, because he's being dramatic and you're so charged up you think you'd shock him if you even tried to pet him. (You do drop him a few treats, because you feel bad.)

In the end, you heat up leftovers. The smell of warm orange chicken makes your stomach perk up a little, and as you eat a few pieces on the way to the couch, you feel a little less like blowing your apartment off the map.

Karkat, predictably, has tucked himself into his favorite corner of the couch with a blanket and the new book. Hex runs past you to jump up on the arm of the couch and complain about your abuse, and without looking up, Karkat lifts a hand to scratch Hex's little, whining head. Because you are the superior lifeform, you flop down on Karkat's other side and bravely resist the urge to complain about Hex framing you.

Karkat looks up for you, though. He blinks the way he does when he's been reading too long, like his eyes are refocusing like a camera lens, and he can't quite see what's in front of him right away. "You look like shit," is the first thing he says.

"Wow, thanks." Despite yourself, you feel your grouchiness crack a little. It probably helps that you're eating now, but there's just something about Karkat, too.

His fingers brush through your hair, like swiping away the static. "You're sparking."

"You don't say."

"Sometimes you don't notice." He's right. He stretches his legs out, unfurling, and his knee pushes into yours. "How's your head?"

"Hurting."

He hums. You don't give him much to work with, and he watches you for a while, thinking. His fingers fiddle absently with the hair at the nape of your neck, arm propped against the back of the couch. His presence makes you feel a little bit more grounded, and so you eat and try to focus on that. Eventually, his eyes drift back to his book.

By the time you finish eating, it stops feeling like enough. You feel less shaky and irritable, but your head is pounding with the force of screams, and you need something else. You push your empty bowl back on the coffee table and twist, dropping sideways across the couch with your head in Karkat's lap. He has to lift his book to accommodate you, but he doesn't protest for a second, seemingly expecting it. His nails drag soothingly along your scalp, and your eyes shut instantly, a wave of relief rolling over you. This is what you needed. Definitely.

Hexbug weaves between you like an asshole, determined to fit himself in the middle of the action. He plops down in the middle of your chest like a big, furry sack of shit, squirming into you to get comfortable until you start petting him. He goes loose instantly, purring quietly at first, and then loudly, the vibration of it rattling your very bones. It feels like it shakes the pain out of you, some inexplicable healing power stored in the rumble of your adorabeast. "He's louder than you," you tell Karkat.

"Tell me something new," Karkat mutters, absentminded.

"What are you reading?"

"Are you asking because you care, or because you want to rag on my taste?"

"Legally, I'm obligated to say the latter, but you know it's both."

Karkat sighs. And then, he talks. And he keeps talking. And the voices fade a little further into the back of your mind, and you relax.

[writergracethepanda]

Oliver being more offended by misogyny than murder is iconic

[prettymunchkin]

RERA: Protecting Homebuyers' Interests

The Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, or RERA, was enacted in 2016 to bring about a significant transformation in the Indian real estate sector. It has since become a powerful tool for protecting homebuyers' interests, ensuring transparency, accountability, and fairness in an industry that previously lacked robust regulations.

Ensuring Transparency

One of the primary benefits of RERA is the level of transparency it brings to the real estate market. Before RERA, homebuyers often faced challenges such as unclear project timelines, lack of information about project approvals, and misleading advertisements. With RERA in place, all real estate projects must be registered with the RERA authority, and developers are required to provide detailed information about project plans, timelines, and approvals. This ensures that homebuyers are well-informed and can make decisions based on accurate data.

Accountability and Timely Delivery

RERA holds developers accountable for their commitments. Developers must adhere to the approved project plans and deliver the project within the promised timeline. If they fail to do so, they face penalties, which act as a deterrent against delays. This has instilled greater discipline in the industry and reduced the risk of projects being delayed for years, a common issue before RERA was introduced.

Financial Protection

Another crucial aspect of RERA is the financial protection it offers homebuyers. Developers are required to deposit 70% of the funds received from buyers into a separate bank account, which can only be used for the project in question. This prevents the diversion of funds to other projects and ensures that the money is used for its intended purpose, safeguarding the homebuyer’s investment.

In conclusion, RERA has significantly strengthened the position of homebuyers in the real estate market. At SK Fortune Developers, we fully embrace the principles of RERA, ensuring that every project we undertake adheres to the highest standards of transparency, accountability, and customer satisfaction.

[impracticality]

humdinger of a year

[philosophybitmaps]

[occasionaltouhou]

this is what happened to yukari

[non-un-topo]

Kind of obsessed with this nickname actually

[bitchfitch]

the greying. begins. wish me luck.

[muirneach]

so glad im employed again so i can finally listen to bruce springsteen with the full emotional feeling again. unfortunately i actually love my job so it doesnt really hit like it did when i was working a shitty grocery store job