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In Nagpur, Stanza Living has revolutionized the PG experience, especially for students and young professionals. I stayed at their Sadar facility for 2 years, and the quality is exceptional. They offer: Fully furnished rooms with weekly housekeeping Hygeinic meals (3 times daily) with varied menu High-speed WiFi and recreational facilities Security with CCTV and biometric access All inclusive pricing around ₹12,000-18,000 monthly depending on room typeWhat sets them apart is their professional management* - issues get resolved within hours, not days. They have multiple properties across Nagpur near educational hubs and IT parks. Definitely worth the premium over traditional PGs.

As someone who's been in road construction for 15 years, here's my practical advice: Start as a subcontractor under an established contractor. This lets you learn the ropes without massive capital investment. You'll need: Basic equipment - At least one roller, paver, and trucks Skilled labor - Masons, machine operators, supervisors Financial backing - Most government tenders require earnest money deposit (EMD)The key certifications are CRISIL registration and NHAI pre-qualification. Also, network at construction industry events - much of this business runs on relationships. The Indian Roads Congress website* (https://irc.org.in) has resources for aspiring contractors, including tender notices and technical specifications.

AirDrop between iPhone and iPad is incredibly seamless! Here's how:1. Enable AirDrop on both devices: - Swipe down from top-right for Control Center - Long-press the network settings box (Wi-Fi/Bluetooth) - Tap AirDrop and choose "Contacts Only" or "Everyone for 10 Minutes"2. Share the file: - Open the photo, file, or link you want to share - Tap the Share icon (box with arrow) - Tap the AirDrop icon of your iPad in the share sheet - Accept on your iPad when promptedBoth devices need to be unlocked and within 30 feet of each other. Also ensure Bluetooth and Wi-Fi are on (they don't need to be connected to same Wi-Fi network though).

To find leg B in the Pythagorean theorem (a² + b² = c²), where c is the hypotenuse:Formula: b = √(c² - a²)Example: If hypotenuse (c) = 5 and leg (a) = 3:1. b² = 5² - 3²2. b² = 25 - 93. b² = 164. b = √16 = 4So leg B would be 4. Remember, the hypotenuse (c) is always the longest side, opposite the right angle. This works for any right triangle - just make sure you're subtracting the square of the known leg from the square of the hypotenuse, then taking the square root of the result.