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In this blog we will discuss the [website development cost in India](https://www.wisbato.com/blogs/how-much-does-website-development-cost-in-india-in-2025-heres-what-you-should-know), which is crucial for businesses aiming to establish a strong online presence. At our company wisbato, we offer a range of website design services customized to meet the Different needs of our clients. Our company expert website developers said in India startup businesses dynamic **website design and development costs start from as low as RS:5500/-**. However, the final cost can vary based on client priorities and specific requirements. To better serve our clients, we provide [website development &...

Hi r/Shopify - I'm Paul and I follow the e-commerce industry closely for my Shopifreaks E-commerce Newsletter, which I've published weekly since 2021. I was invited by the Mods of this subreddit to share my weekly e-commerce news recaps (ie: shorter versions of my full editions) to r/Shopify. Although my news recaps aren't strictly about Shopify (some weeks Shopify is covered more than others), I hope they bring value to your business no matter what platform you're on. Let's dive into this week's top stories... ___ **STAT OF THE WEEK:** 16% of consumers used a digital wallet for their last online retail purchase, twice the rate of use in brick-and-mortar store...

Hi r/ShopifyeCommerce - I'm Paul and I follow the e-commerce industry closely for my Shopifreaks E-commerce Newsletter. Every week for the past 4 years I've posted a summary recap of the week's top stories on this subreddit, which I cover in depth with sources in the full edition. Let's dive in to this week's top e-commerce news... ___ **STAT OF THE WEEK:** 16% of consumers used a digital wallet for their last online retail purchase, twice the rate of use in brick-and-mortar stores. In physical retail stores, 42% of consumers used debit cards and 38% used credit cards for their last purchase, according to a recent PYMNTS Intelligence report. ___ On Friday, the Unite...

Hi r/ecommerce \- I'm Paul and I follow the e-commerce industry closely for my Shopifreaks E-commerce Newsletter. Every week for the past 4 years I've posted a summary recap of the week's top stories on this subreddit, which I cover in depth with sources in the full edition. Let's dive in to this week's top e-commerce news... ___ **STAT OF THE WEEK:** 16% of consumers used a digital wallet for their last online retail purchase, twice the rate of use in brick-and-mortar stores. In physical retail stores, 42% of consumers used debit cards and 38% used credit cards for their last purchase, according to a recent PYMNTS Intelligence report. ___ On Friday, the United St...

**Canada:** [Most of Canada's retaliatory tariffs are gone. Now what?](https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/most-retaliatory-tariffs-removed-1.7620036) Canada has removed most of the $60 billion worth of counter-tariffs it imposed on U.S. goods earlier this year, with only some levies remaining on non-CUSMA-compliant steel and aluminum products. Prime Minister Mark Carney announced the tariff removal in August, arguing they were hindering negotiations with the U.S., though Canada-U.S. Trade Minister Dominic LeBlanc says the two countries are not close to reaching an agreement. The move has faced criticism from Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre, who accused Carney of showing "weakne...

Little Jaffna: The Tamil Heart of Paris In the bustling 10th arrondissement of Paris, between the Gare du Nord railway station and La Chapelle metro station, lies a vibrant enclave that locals call “Little Jaffna.” This neighborhood, officially known as the “quartier indien” (Indian quarter), serves as the cultural and commercial heart of the ***Eelam Tamil diaspora*** in France. Origins and History Little Jaffna emerged in the 1980s as waves of Eelam Tamil refugees fled their homeland to escape persecution and the escalating civil war that would rage from 1983 to 2009. Named after Jaffna, the capital city of Sri Lanka’s Northern Province, this Parisian neighborhood became a sanct...

Forty-two years have passed since India pulled off one of the most stunning upsets in sporting history. Kapil Dev and his band of unlikely heroes beat the mighty West Indies to lift the cricket World Cup for the first time. That 1983 victory still gives me goosebumps, and I wasn't even born to witness it live. Growing up, my father and uncle would tell me stories about that magical summer. How a team nobody believed in went to England and came back as world champions. How that victory changed everything for Indian cricket and inspired a generation, including a young Sachin Tendulkar, to pick up the bat. I've always been hungry for more about '83. Read every article, watched ...

AITAH for refusing to come out of my room after my husband disrespected me Characters: MIL- mother in law S- Husband M- MIL's brother P- S's brother R- P's wife C-My sister A- C's husband G- MIL's mom I (F34) am married to S(M35) for 10 years. For context, we are from south India and our marriage was arranged through a community matrimonial site. In our culture, the wife moves in to the in laws' home after marriage. The day of the marriage I noticed some things. First, while the marriage preparations were going on, MIL always brought M for discussions about the ceremony. It seemed like they were very close and would do everything only after discussing with...

Noel Angel Rodriguez-Alvarez was born in at just 23 weeks gestation on February 2, 2017, in Everman, Texas, a small town outside of Fort Worth. He never met his biological father, Mariano Alvarez-Contreras, who was deported to Mexico before Noel was born. His mother, Cindy Rodriguez Singh, later married an Indian national, Arshdeep Singh. Due to his premature birth, Noel had a number of health issues. He was intellectually and developmentally disabled and had heart problems, chronic lung disease, a speech delay, esotropia in both eyes, and several other diagnoses. At times, he needed an oxygen machine. The family lived in a converted shed behind the home of Charles Parson, with whom Cindy h...

At [Foodstories](https://www.foodstories.shop/), we believe every meal is a narrative—a tale woven with threads of culture, history, origin, celebration, and nourishment. Each plate becomes a storyteller, connecting us with the planet and with each other. Food, to us, is not only a tribute to life but also a unifying force that brings people together. [Foodstories - Gourmet Grocery Store ](https://preview.redd.it/vv2wdvf5ohkf1.jpg?width=900&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=6d4e75061194b7b51f89dde525a130ffd43d032c) We’re here to celebrate life’s extraordinary flavours by helping you indulge in your favourites, stock up on everyday essentials, and discover new culinary p...

Alright, just saw this article and it didn't feel like it quite fit in the main reddit channel, so I thought it might be better received here because it is absolutely politics adjacent. So many thoughts on this... first, in one place I read he was eating from the discarded food pile in which case, Meijer should be charged for making a false report. Management watched him do this for months and didn't step in to see if he needed help in some way. Instead, they had him arrested and fired him. This is a company that tries to put themselves out there as caring about their team and their communities, but clearly--- they do not. Second, he got in trouble for not being able to buy and e...

1   We didn’t notice right away. We couldn’t feel it.   We did not sense at first the extra time, bulging from the smooth edge of each day like a tumor blooming beneath skin.   We were distracted back then by weather and war. We had no interest in the turning of the earth. Bombs continued to explode on the streets of distant countries. Hurricanes came and went. Summer ended. A new school year began. The clocks ticked as usual. Seconds beaded into minutes. Minutes grew into hours. And there was nothing to suggest that those hours, too, weren’t still pooling into days, each the same fixed length known to every human being.   But there were those who would later cl...

🔍 Key Features & Insights: \- Total Sales: $1.20M with an average sale value of $141. \- Product Analysis: Detailed breakdown by item type (Fruits, Snacks, Dairy, Household, etc.) with sales contribution. \- Outlet Analysis: Performance segmented by size (Medium, Small, High), location tiers (Tier 1, Tier 2, Tier 3), and type (Supermarket, Grocery Store). \- Customer Insights: Average ratings of 3.9 with item visibility metrics for better merchandising strategies. \- Historical Trends: Sales performance over time with clear identification of peak and low periods. \- Filter Panel: Dynamic slicers for Outlet Location Type, Size, and Item Type to drill down into specific ins...

I've been looking at Godrej Eternal Palms in Sanpada, Navi Mumbai, a lot lately. I have been monitoring changes in the Palm Beach Road area. This project kept coming up in my searches and conversations. That's why I started my investigation. Godrej Properties, one of India's most reputable real estate businesses, is building a new gated residential neighborhood. The project features modern 2 BHK, 3 BHK, and 4 BHK apartments, which come with all the modern conveniences. You can expect gardens, security systems, and places to relax and work out. [Apartment Complex](https://preview.redd.it/4mz5uvis3cif1.jpg?width=800&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=eb47db50c13c...

Columbia has become a rich, international destination for groceries from around the world — African, Arabic, Asian, Honduran, Indian, Mexican. If any were missed on this list, please let the Missourian know. A&Y Global Market Address: 400 Business Loop 70 W. Phone: 573-875-8724 Hours: 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday through Saturday; 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Sunday Since 1984, A&Y has carried foods and commodities mostly from the Middle East, India, Africa and other countries around the globe. The current location on Business Loop 70 opened in 2021. Many of the products are halal foods, inspired by the market’s Muslim roots. Fresh halal meats, like lamb, chicken and beef, are stor...

Let's say that a White guy living in Alabama invented the sushi burrito - combining concepts from Japanese "hand roll" sushi with Mexican burritos - or, whatever. I think that'd be totally fine, and furthermore, it'd be fine even if he didn't have any Japanese or Mexican relatives. The idea of culturally appropriating food, clothing, hunting and survival techniques, etc. being bad is, probably made up most of the time. It's also fine for White female Redditors in their 30's to wear kimonos - even if they don't have any Japanese ancestors or relatives. It's also fine for fat Black dudes from Atlanta, Georgia, USA to wear kimonos - or, heck...

Here’s something that doesn’t sit right—and barely anyone talks about it. Much of the shrimp sold in U.S. grocery stores is imported from places like Thailand, Vietnam, and India. But behind the scenes? It’s often peeled by exploited laborers—sometimes children—working in horrific conditions. In 2015, an AP investigation uncovered shrimp processing sheds in Thailand where trafficked workers were held against their will, beaten, and forced to work 16-hour days without pay. That shrimp made its way into major U.S. supply chains—reaching brands like Walmart, Whole Foods, Olive Garden, and Red Lobster. And the worst part? There’s almost no way to tell where your shrimp really ...

Here's the full thread: https://np.reddit.com/r/LivestreamFail/comments/1mgl8u6/hs_was_losing_his_mind_after_the_server_hit_him/ I don't know who this person is, but they stream on Kick, so presumably they aren't a good person. The fact that they presumed it had bacon in it instead of guianciaaaale is half the fun. . . ----- *We start with some classic glazing of holy and superior Italian cuisine...* https://np.reddit.com/r/LivestreamFail/comments/1mgl8u6/hs_was_losing_his_mind_after_the_server_hit_him/n6rxaf5/ > That's a thing in lots of countries, but Italians have very low tolerance. The dish is prepped in that specific way, for a reason, you don'...

# All this is prologue - 1900's: Era of failures of Buddhism Consider the context Japan faced at the beginning and end of the 1900's: Dogenism, the most influential (although fractured) Buddhist religion, began the century as a funerary tradition, focused on elaborate (and expensive) ritual funerals. By the middle of the century Dogenism's mindless militantism (samurai and suicide bombers) based on meditation moved to center stage as part of WW2. By the end of the 1900's, Dogenism's mysticism, racism, and religious bigotry had shifted into high gear, fund raising in the West by fusing with both the Psychonaut and New Age Humanism movements and inadvertently spawne...