Store Locator Tool India

Hello Guys ,I’m currently a 5th-year MBBS student at Georgian National University SEU in Tbilisi, Georgia. I’ve been here for over 2 years now, and I wanted to share my honest experience and give you a complete guide if you’re planning to come here for MBBS. My Journey Like many Indian students, I couldn’t crack NEET and had some family pressure to become a doctor. I liked biology and didn’t know much about other fields, so I decided to pursue MBBS abroad. I started my journey in Ukraine, but after the war broke out, I had to move to Georgia. My University Experience (SEU - Georgian National University) SEU is a student-friendly university. It’s quite lenient—there’s no r...

Moving to a new country is exciting, but understanding the financial aspect is crucial for a smooth transition. Germany, with its strong economy and vibrant culture, attracts many professionals and students. But, a common question arises: **How much will it actually cost to live in Germany?** This blog post aims to break down the essential expenses you’ll likely encounter, drawing from personal experiences to provide a realistic overview. # Housing: Where Will You Call Home? Rent is a significant portion of your monthly expenses. Costs vary significantly based on location and accommodation type. **Will you opt for a shared flat or a private apartment?** For singles, shared flats or �...

Hi guys, I really need your help! I’m trying to find the best places to shop without spending too much. I’m looking for tips on where to get the cheapest groceries — like which supermarkets have the lowest prices. I also need help finding authentic honey because I believe honey in groceries aren’t actually 100% honey, and the best spots to buy cheap fruits and vegetables, include rice as well. On top of that, I’m hoping to find the most affordable markets or stores to buy school supplies, kitchenware, or home appliance. But I’m also interested in stores that carry imported foods, even if they aren’t the cheapest — sometimes I’m just looking for specialty items that aren’...

It is time consuming to make Indian curries from scratch, and I always thought pre-made curries seemed expensive. However, they can be found for cheap in Indian supermarkets. As an example: Pav Bhaji (potato based curry): * $10 at restaurant * $6.99 for 10oz box from the international section of American grocery chain (e.g. Fred Meyer, Safeway etc) I found a 10oz box for just $2.99 at an Indian grocery store (in a high COL area). Personally, I do not prefer the strong flavors of curries. So what I do is to divide the 10oz packet into 4 servings. Then, cook some beans/chopped veggies/chicken/etc and mix in the curry. It's a fairly inexpensive, flavorful, and quick meal, and the combi...

I’ve lived here for two years already and still have had no luck in finding an Asian or Hispanic market. It’s gotten to the point that whenever I visit my mom I always take a trip to the Mexican supermarket for a large grocery haul. The only thing I have found close to me an Indian store on Blaine street. Does anyone have any recommendations? I live in the UCR area close to Blaine and University but I wouldn’t mind driving further unless it’s far like San Bernardino or Ontario

Occupancy of Indians in Singapore has increased over the past few years. This has been the main reason for the increasing number of Indian brands in Singapore. Finding Indian products in supermarkets sometimes becomes a hefty task in Singapore, especially when you are searching for the grocery items. Therefore, to make grocery shopping more convenient there was the emergence of an **online Indian grocery store** in Singapore. https://preview.redd.it/k8v959ch9hh21.jpg?width=1121&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=49a4756a9ae39a01ed61fcf2722ce3949b4ca510 In the past few of years’ [**online grocery shopping and delivery in Singapore**](https://www.gmart.com.sg/) has become a...