What for you live? Skip Dinner, make your neighbour invite u for a dinner. U see to say the readers to live without honour and respect. This article has some good tips but also worst suggestions.
RE:This article sucks !!!
by Anup Saxena on Jun 12, 2008 12:46 PM Permalink
One of the cheapest on rediff. Rediff is going down day by day on standard of articles being published. Looks like they have fired most of their editors. Other day somebody wrote an article mentioning 'India imports 3-4% of crude/oil and hence should not get ipacted by global crude figures 'when it is common knowledge that this figure is as high as 70%
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by Anup Saxena on Jun 12, 2008 12:48 PM Permalink
Author forgot to write that you can beg on street also - either in disguise or as it is, based on personal comfort level
RE:This article sucks !!!
by rajesh on Jun 13, 2008 02:05 PM Permalink
Skiping the dinner is a nice idea. three months back i did it to avoid the problem of acidity. not only i lost my flab but enjoying a better stomatch health
Take money to grave at the end...........
by SRK on Jun 12, 2008 11:27 AM Permalink | Hide replies
Let's go every sunday Mr.Prasanna D Zore(Aticle) for dinner. without eating that causes some health problems where you spend on medicines and lose your health and spend all your saving to doctor.
RE:Take money to grave at the end...........
by vinu on Jun 13, 2008 01:38 PM Permalink
And ask for Cndms from him and offcourse to make love with his..for that you don't have to be intelligent..!
Is this article published just to update the page? How is it possible to save without eating?? You save money without eating, and that causes some health problems where you spend on medicines and lose your health. How do you say to your guest who visits your home to bring refreshments/snacks ? Is this practical ? People will move away from you. Please don't publish this kind of tips, and lose faith in your readers...
buying clothes just bcoz they're in fashion is another way of just blowing ur money. just buy those all year round stuff like for eg. jeans, some tops, black pants, black shoes-bags. mix and match them instead of buying a whole new set of clothes that can be worn just once in a year! atleast with the saved up money you could once a while treat yourself to something nice for the main events like christmas, diwali, eid etc.
buy accessories that can be worn with almost any outfit
Sadly, people here find this article offensive and a total blow to their egos and self respect and wotever they have!
It may sound unpatriotic to all here- but a little inspiration from the FIRANGS/ Goras/ Foreigners will not do us all harm-they cycle most of the times in our own country-i am from Pune, and this is quite common here...lets come down from our clouds and land back to the earth-re-check our egos and work towards saving our resources for our future generations...and yes by being cautious about our shopping,eating and commuting habits-not necessarily by starving-as most readers here think.
So many steps are difficult.I feel cutting on personal vehicle use everyday should just cut costa quite a bit. Cutting on Macdonalds/junk food is second step and that should be suffice to keep your pockets fine.
MAny other ways of cost cutting : 1) Shave only alternative days 2) go to saloon only once in two months 3) Make best use of your clothes which will help it last longer thereby dithering you from buying clothes frequently. 4) avoid wasteful expenditures such as smoking, hot drinks, even cold drinks which are not good for health, buying costly battery operated toys for children, 5) Plan your spendings & try to postpone buying of certain may be entertainment equipments or appliances which will increase your overall spending apart from the cost of the articles. 6) make it a point to save a fixed amount on monthly basis come what may. 7) I would recommend some spendings on keeping yourself fit by going to gym, seeking training on yogasanas/Aerobics etc so that you remain fit resulting in less or nrgligible medical bill.
