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Asked by Anonymous - Jun 23, 2025Hindi
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I need some emotional support in making decision in my family. Can you guide me

Ans: Dear Anonymous,
With no information, I will not be able to guide you.
State your problem/challenge area here clearly and also ask your question; then there is a chance that you might find value in the suggestions give.

All the best!
Anu Krishna
Mind Coach|NLP Trainer|Author
Drop in: www.unfear.io
Reach me: Facebook: anukrish07/ AND LinkedIn: anukrishna-joyofserving/

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Hi Anu, I am Mr R. Recently I came to read about the life situations many are facing and saw you are helping them. Am also in a situation like that. I am a single child to my parents.I had a fair childhood till I reached my 8th std. From that point (I don't know why and how) my father changed completely. He started quarrelling with my mom about small things and things worsened. I have seen my mom crying all day. I didn't know what to do at that time. I felt lonely, alone, frustrated.In my 11th grade, my father and mom decided to get separated. Father decided to sell our house but we had much debt in the bank as my mom had taken loans to build a new house. Later my father told her to sign in the divorce paper so that he could sell the house and give us the money to clear bank dues.He sold the house for a huge amount but gave us a small portion of it, which was not enough to clear the dues. Mom fainted in the government office when he told that he won't give us a single penny. In family court I have seen mom crying in front of the judge when he asked whether she wants to continue with my father or get divorced. She did not have an option, but to tell the court judge she wanted a divorce.From that day, I cared for my mom more than ever, more than my life. I couldn't even think of anyone telling me bad about my mom. We moved to a rented house and stayed in rented houses for about more than 15 years.My mom is 59 and will soon retire. She wants me to get married before her retirement. So I told her ok.Things change here.... This is my situation now and I need help.... I wrote about my past life above because I want Anu mam to know why am writing this mail to you....I was 28 when my mom wanted me to get married. But I was not ready for it. I wanted a girl who would love my mom more than I did. I wasn’t sure if a girl from a matrimonial site would be able to love my mom.However, one day my mom said she had found a good girl for me from a matrimony site and showed me the photo. She was from a rural area. We lived in the city. I asked my mom if will be a good match. She’d spoken to the girl’s family members and felt they were good. We decided to go and see the girl. When we went to her house, she was very polite and well behaved with my mom. I felt like I was about to start a new chapter in life. That it will be a good beginning. But it wasn't.Six months after marriage her attitude towards my mother was very rude sometimes. I felt bad but ignored. As days passed, she started debating with my mom for silly matters.1. The first quarrel was regarding the name of a fish. We bought some fish in home... My mom said this fish name is xxxx.... My wife told the fish name is xx and they started debating2. As am from Kerala, my mom had prayed that she will do my thulabharam if I get married before her retirement. In the temple my wife was meant to stand next to me during the ritual. However, when I searched for my wife she was standing far away. My heart broke. I began to worry if my life will also turn to be like my parents'.3. Two months after my marriage I heard that my father had committed suicide. I went to the temple to complete his last rites. As per the ritual, when I return home, my wife is supposed to prepare a sadhya (a full meal). But she fought with me for some silly matter and went to sleep without eating anything. She hadn’t cooked anything that day. My mother begged her to have food but she didn’t relent.She’d quarrel on all festive occasions be it Onam or Diwali. I didn’t tell anyone about it. When things get tense at home, she’d pretend to be ill and short of breath. One day I informed her brother. What he told shocked me. He told me to ignore her saying she must be pretending. I am worried that if something happens to her, I’d be blamed for it. With this fear, my mom and I are tolerating her.After 2 years of marriage, she became pregnant and gave birth to a baby girl. One day I saw my mom crying. When I asked her, she said that whenever my mother takes my baby in her hand my wife comes and grabs the baby away.One day I closely monitored the situation. I saw her grabbing my baby from my mother when my mom took her. I asked my wife, what's wrong and scolded her. The situation got worsened and she gave a silly answer.... She told me, she is worried about whether my baby will fall down from my mother's hand..... I informed her family and they gave her some advice and told her she need some doctor consulting regarding this.... While talking to their family I realised that she was like this before marriage as well.After the advice, for a few days, things were calm. Later, she started again. She'd stare at my mom whenever she'd give any advice.She is negative in all ways. Now her dad and mom have stopped calling me. Today while writing this e-mail she’d scolded my mom for recording my baby’s video saying my mom will send it to everyone. My baby was wearing a top and diaper nappy. When I asked her why she is behaving like this to mom, she said that my mom is not good to her. I cannot explain each and every quarrel but the reasons are quite silly. What should I do? After my father's issues, I thought my life after marriage will be good but it’s proving to be wrong.Waiting for an answer.
Ans:

Dear Mr R,

What exactly are you looking for as guidance from me?

That is something that you haven’t clearly stated.

Your narration of the story of your life gives me an understanding that you are at crossroads right now.

When at crossroads, ask yourself:

  • Where am I right now?
  • Am I stuck and unhappy?
  • How can I move forward from here?
  • What are the best alternatives that I haven’t tried before?
  • Have I done everything in the marriage to build it?

Clearly you and your wife see things differently and the only way is to sort this out if that’s what you want.

Coming from different backgrounds, there have possibly been a lot of adjustment issues for her.

Also, your closeness to your mother might have somewhat interfered in looking at your wife’s issues clearly and getting closer to her.

These are possibilities and since I do not know what you actually seek, I can only say: if you want to save your marriage, work on it with the help of your mother who as an elder can advise you appropriately.

It takes two people to build a relationship and it takes just one unrealistic expectation to bring that relationship down.

So, cast aside any expectation and approach this with a clear mind and a kind heart.

All the best!

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Asked by Anonymous - May 10, 2024Hindi
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Hello mam, glad to find you here. Mam, I'm a female, 27 yrs, I have been in a relationship with my partner since 9yrs, but he is from different caste. We both were immature when we started our relationship but our relationship grew stronger as time passed.We have gone through ups and downs of our relationship and are still intact. When I was into 3yrs of our relationship he was doing some odd job, at that time I told my mom about us and she said 'NO' because of caste issue irrespective of his job. Another reason is that my father is an impulsive person who thinks to harm himself whenever something happens, so mom said my father might harm himself if I go forward. At the same time there were some issues in boys family and my brother met them and he said no to it.But I couldn't get away from him, so I stayed. Later I talked to my partner about his family environment and I said that I couldn't stay with them because of the negative impact. He talked to his family and confirmed that after marriage we will lead our life under different roof but maintain the sufficient relationship with his family. We both are now settled in jobs but he earns a bit less than me but we earn a handsome salary combining our both salaries. Now, it's time for my marriage and I want to marry him and he have changed alot for me without leaving his family and he understands me very well. I feel safe with him. Now the problem is my parents wants to get me married and I also want to get married to the whom I loved but my mom and brother are not yet all giving me the chance to convince them. They are trying to convince me for marriage with others but I couldn't do that, that will kill me all my life. They are saying that if I go for intercaste then they have to suffer all their life and my father might do something to himself if he finds out. I love my family dearly and that's why I have been waiting all these years for their approval. I do not want anyone to lose their life because of me. My partner have left the decision to me because of my situation at home and he is supportive of me. My transfer is nearing where I have two options, one is to opt for my home town(not Village), where I can bring my parents to town with me to stay( now my posting is in another city). Second is to opt for different city( where I have to stay with my brother who doesn't approve of my love and blames me for his career). In order for me to convince them for my marriage should stay with my family or away from them and how can I convince them? Sorry' for the long story and I hope I hear from you.
Ans: Dear Anonymous,
Be clear about what you want and in this process/journey, there will be a lot of highs and lows...
Also, you may not be able to have the cake and eat it too which is why you are struggling at making a decision. You want to marry the man of your dreams that your parents and brother disapprove of BUT you don't want to disappoint them by going against them...You can't have one foot in two different paths...it will tear you apart; literally...
So, decide what you want, the pros and cons of going against the family...of course there are situations where over time, parents have accepted the boy/girl but there's a lot of patient waiting.
If you are in haste, they are not going to relent and you will be left feeling disappointed...
Decide and then do whatever it takes to make that decision right...

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Hi I am 40 yrs with wife and kid of 7 yrs. My problem is family oriented. I have three sister, elder two sisters are well married and settled. My younger sister had an arrange marriage in 2004 and she had a divorce in 2011. With that marriage she has a boy child who is almost 18 now and too lazy, she as per her will did an intercaste love marriage in court in 2015 without informing anyone. I used to stay away in delhi and my parents and eldest sister(at her in laws place) in kolkata and d youngest married d guy 2 km from parents house. In 2017 i shifted back to kolkata as my wife was pregnant, so we took a decision dat now it would be better to stay in joint family as d kid will get grand parents and we will also serve my parents, but my youngest sister had a very bad habit of calling my mom every day almost 5-7 times and coming to parental house every alternate days which i rrsisted and i faced backlash from my parents and her too. Then suddenly things changed her husband became a very rowdy person and started beating her as she narrated and she came back to parental house with two kids one was from previous husband and one was from d court love marriage, now she stays in same flat where my parents stays. In 2017 aug my kid was born in 2019 she came back and den i again decided to leave house with my wife and kid as it was 2 bhk flat and all people flocked there as if ut was a zoo so i decided to leave with my family and we moved to ujjain and started living peacefully. Reason for leaving was my younger sis her eldest son and my dad has a very bad habit of shouting arguing nd fighting means domestic violence which i have seen in my childhood days even wen my dad used to do violence with my mom. Now i say her to take divorce and stay with parents or go back to her husbamd or where ever she wants. My dad is retired with a fixed income of around 20k per month. My sis and her son stays at home uses all facilities of home whereas when i shifted to ujjain i did all hardships and built my rented flat. Used to sleep on floor slowly we both husband wife worked hard and bought bed, kitchen utensils fridge and tv. Now my concern is she is not taking divorce and fully dependent on my father. She and her son both earn almost 35k together but their contribution towards house is big Zero towards ration is ZEro yes for basic dey dont pay anythng but like she pays for her small child school fees almost 3000 and whatever dey feel like eating extra den normal homely food she brings for her kids. As she is not taking divorce what can be main reason and future consequences to my kid and my life and my mom and dad have just become a free maid for her kids, my sis does all masti and roams freely till 9 pm without any concern for her kids as my mom is behind as maid to take care. Means my mom and dad have no saving cz of her and no personal life nor any social life cz dey have to take d youngest kid along with dem. My dad is 70 diabetic mom is 65 undergone bypass. Wen i say cz of yoi came back i have to leave dat house she says did i hold ur hand and say to go out. Where as i needed peace but i also need my parents as i want to take care of dem cz she treats dem like servants only. And my parentz dont understand dis dey hav soft cornor for her. She is like deemak but dey dont understand. Kindly guide me.
Ans: Your situation is complex, involving familial responsibilities and personal peace. To address it, start by understanding your sister's reasons for not seeking a divorce. Consider engaging a professional family counselor to mediate and provide support for everyone involved. Legally, explore the options available for ensuring she contributes financially to the household.

Your priority should be to protect your parents' well-being and your own family's stability. If your sister continues to burden your parents without contributing, it might be necessary to seek legal advice on how to manage this dependency. You may also need to discuss with your parents the importance of setting boundaries to ensure their health and financial security. Balancing compassion with firm boundaries is key to resolving these issues while maintaining family harmony.

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Asked by Anonymous - Jun 30, 2025Hindi
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I am 34 and my husband is 36. We have a girl child of 7 years old. We work in corporate and together we make approximately 2.75L per month. Below are our assets: 1. Flat worth 20L to 30L 2. Plot worth 40L 3. Plot worth 90L ( currently in loan of 75L) 4. Gold of 400gms 5. SGB of 2.5L in 2020 6. MF in SIP of approx 55k/month since last two years 7. Few stocks of 5L 8. Emergency fund of 20L Here's my question, My EmI goes around 131000 ( 7 years loan of 75L). We are saving on MF. Rest goes on expenses and little left out every month. We have a plan of constructing home+rental in the plot which is on loan now. This may approximately cost us 1.5crore I assume in 2.5 years. Can you please guide us the best way to achieve this with minimal loan while construction. Because I thought of changing loan emi to 30 years and save extra money for construction. however my husband prefers 7 years emi and top up while construction. Need a guidance on this. Thank you.
Ans: Family’s Financial Background
– You both are salaried and earn Rs. 2.75L monthly.
– You have a daughter aged 7.
– You hold multiple assets across real estate, gold, mutual funds, and equity.
– Current EMI is Rs. 1.31L monthly on a Rs. 75L loan.
– Your EMI takes almost 48% of income.
– Your SIPs are Rs. 55K/month, which is well-disciplined.
– Emergency fund of Rs. 20L adds strength.

Your financial habits are very solid.
The mix of real assets, liquid funds, and regular savings is well-planned.
Your challenge now is:

how to build a Rs. 1.5 crore house with less loan

how to balance your current cash flow

Let’s work through this with clear planning.

Real Estate Assets Evaluation
– You own a flat worth Rs. 20–30L.
– You own a plot worth Rs. 40L (no loan).
– Another plot worth Rs. 90L has Rs. 75L loan outstanding.

– If the flat is not self-occupied or generating rent, it’s just an idle asset.
– Consider renting it out if not already done.
– That rent can offset a small part of future home construction EMI.

– The plot with Rs. 75L loan is where you plan to build the house.
– Total cost of construction is expected to be Rs. 1.5 crore in 2.5 years.

Now your goal is to avoid large top-up or second loan.
So let’s create surplus for that.

EMIs vs. Loan Tenure Strategy
– Current EMI is Rs. 1.31L for 7-year tenure.
– This is putting strain on your monthly budget.
– Your plan is to either:

Convert EMI to 30 years and save cash

Or continue 7 years and do top-up later

Let’s evaluate both routes:

Route A – Extend tenure to 30 years
– EMI will reduce drastically to around Rs. 45–50K.
– You will free up around Rs. 80K monthly.
– Over 30 months, that can create Rs. 24L savings.
– This money can be part-used for construction.
– But total interest paid over 30 years becomes very high.
– You can always prepay later and reduce tenure.

Route B – Stick to 7-year EMI and top-up later
– EMI remains Rs. 1.31L.
– Surplus will remain tight, hard to save for construction.
– Top-up later adds more interest burden on future.
– This option delays construction start.
– Will increase dependency on external loan at higher rate.

Better choice is to combine both approaches smartly.
Do tenure restructuring now.
Then save aggressively for construction over 2.5 years.
Later, use minimal top-up only if needed.

Monthly Cash Flow After EMI Restructuring
– Assume EMI revised to Rs. 50K.
– You now save Rs. 80K from EMI.
– Continue Rs. 55K SIP.
– This leaves you approx Rs. 25K extra monthly.

– Park this Rs. 25K in short-duration debt funds or RDs.
– Over 2.5 years, you can accumulate Rs. 7–8L.

– Also consider reducing SIP slightly for 30 months.
– Bring SIP down from Rs. 55K to Rs. 40K temporarily.
– That frees another Rs. 15K per month.
– Total monthly savings now = Rs. 25K + Rs. 15K = Rs. 40K.
– Over 2.5 years, you can save Rs. 12L+ for construction.

– Combine this with Rs. 20L emergency corpus if needed.
– But keep at least Rs. 10L untouched as pure emergency.

Construction Budget of Rs. 1.5 Crore – Planning Sources
– Total requirement in 2.5 years = Rs. 1.5 crore.
– Assume 3 stages of payout:

Foundation: Rs. 50L

Structure and finishing: Rs. 50L

Final fitting, interiors and overheads: Rs. 50L

Probable source mix you can aim:
– Rs. 12–15L from savings (as explained above)
– Rs. 5–10L from stocks + partial SGB maturity (if held till 2028)
– Rs. 10–15L from gold, if ready to part with some
– Balance Rs. 1–1.1 crore via fresh construction loan or top-up

– Try to build in phases and link payouts to stages.
– Use contractor agreements with stage-wise delivery and payment.

Evaluate Property Usage: Flat and Plot
– Flat value is Rs. 20–30L.
– If not emotionally attached, consider selling.
– Use proceeds to fund home construction.
– You reduce fresh loan burden by 20–30L.

– Or, if flat is rented, keep it as passive income source.
– Check if flat sale attracts LTCG tax.
– If gains are used to buy/construct house, tax is exempt.

– Avoid using plot worth Rs. 40L for loan pledge.
– Keep it clean as future safety net.

Your Mutual Fund SIPs Are Well-Structured
– SIP of Rs. 55K monthly since 2 years is excellent.
– You are creating future corpus for child and retirement.

– But during construction phase, reduce SIPs moderately.
– Ensure you resume original SIPs once construction is done.
– Do not stop completely.
– Equity SIPs help beat inflation in long-term.

– Review SIPs once a year.
– Focus on active funds only.
– Index funds do not offer strategy or protection during market fall.
– Regular funds with help from Certified Financial Planner are better.

– Avoid direct funds unless you can monitor and rebalance regularly.
– Regular funds through MFD gives support and discipline.

Protecting Future Goals – Child and Retirement
– You have a 7-year-old daughter.
– Education expenses will begin in 10 years.
– Create separate SIP folio for her education goal.
– Start small but increase SIP yearly.

– Use mix of large-cap and flexi-cap equity funds.
– Avoid aggressive small-cap for this goal.
– Sukanya Samriddhi Scheme can be a good safe option.

– For retirement, aim to restart VPF or NPS contributions later.
– Let SIP build retirement corpus in equity over 20 years.
– After 50 years of age, slowly move to hybrid funds.

Insurance Protection Check
– Ensure term insurance for both of you.
– Coverage should be minimum 15–20 times annual income.
– Health insurance should be Rs. 15–20L per person.
– Don't rely on employer cover only.
– Review existing insurance, if any.
– Avoid endowment or ULIP policies.
– If you have them, surrender and redirect to SIPs.

Tax Planning Consideration
– Home loan interest and principal gives tax benefit under sections 80C and 24.
– Construction loan also eligible once certificate obtained.
– SGB interest is taxable annually.
– Capital gains from gold, property and mutual funds attract different tax rules.

– Equity mutual fund LTCG above Rs. 1.25L taxed at 12.5%.
– STCG taxed at 20%.
– Debt mutual fund gains are taxed as per income slab.
– Plan redemptions keeping tax thresholds in mind.

Final Insights
– Keep EMI affordable by extending tenure.
– This frees cash for future construction.
– Reduce SIP for 2–3 years to boost construction fund.
– Sell or lease idle flat if it helps reduce loan burden.
– Keep Rs. 10L emergency fund untouched.
– Don’t touch education corpus for construction.
– Split construction cost into phases to reduce pressure.
– Resume normal SIPs after construction is over.
– Avoid overexposure to loans to protect future stability.
– Review goals and investments every year with help from a Certified Financial Planner.

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K. Ramalingam, MBA, CFP,
Chief Financial Planner,
www.holisticinvestment.in
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Sir/mam, I've got 95%ile in jee mains with a rank of 74630, iam wondering what can I get from it, also I have obc reservation and have 23008 category rank. And can u tell me what would be best for me to fill in csab rounds.
Ans: Securing admission in CSE with a 95 percentile (All?India Rank 74,630; OBC 23,008) is feasible at several NITs and GFTIs offering robust curricula, expert faculty, modern labs, strong industry collaborations and placement cells achieving 70–85% placements over the past three years. Institutions with closing ranks below your All?India and category ranks include NIT Sikkim, NIT Puducherry, NIT Arunachal Pradesh, NIT Manipur, NIT Mizoram and NIT Meghalaya, as well as Central University of Jammu and Dr. H.S. Gour University, which maintain average placement rates above 75%. In the private sector, VIT Vellore and Amrita Vellore provide CSE programmes with AI/ML integration, active industry tie?ups and 80%+ placements. These options ensure a blend of academic excellence, hands?on learning, industry exposure, campus facilities and strong placement prospects—all accessible in CSAB rounds without relying on state quotas.

Recommendation: Focus CSAB choices on NIT Sikkim, NIT Puducherry, NIT Arunachal Pradesh, NIT Manipur and NIT Mizoram for guaranteed admission and superior CSE outcomes; keep 2-3 more Private Engineering Colleges as back-ups nearby your location/city instead of relying only on JoSAA/CSAB. All the BEST for Admission & a Prosperous Future!

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Secured 91.04 percentile in MHCET. Having SC category in home state. Seeking admission in tech branches in VITPune. Got CS in Symbiosis Pune and MIT-WPU Pune. Please suggest.
Ans: Anand, Symbiosis Institute of Technology in Lavale Village, Pune offers a NAAC A++-accredited B.Tech in Computer Science with modern AI/ML, software development and IoT labs, a project-based curriculum and a dedicated placement cell achieving a 77.8% placement rate over the past three years with top recruiters like Microsoft, Deloitte and Cummins. MIT-WPU in Kothrud, Pune provides a B.Tech CSE under NAAC accreditation, hosts GPU-enabled computing clusters, conducts extensive pre-placement training and achieved a 75% median placement ratio in 2024 with 600+ recruiters including Amazon, Infosys and KPMG. Both institutes maintain strong industry partnerships, robust infrastructure, experienced faculty, active student support and internship pipelines, but SIT Pune’s higher placement consistency and specialized tech labs give it an edge in core CSE training, while MIT-WPU’s broader recruiter base and holistic training initiatives support diverse IT careers.

Recommendation: Opt for Symbiosis Institute of Technology Pune CSE for its superior placement consistency, specialized AI/ML infrastructure and focused project-based learning environment. Consider MIT-WPU Pune CSE as an alternative for its extensive recruiter network, comprehensive training workshops and strong industry tie-ups ensuring diverse internship and job opportunities. All the BEST for Admission & a Prosperous Future!

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