@IndianTechGuide Not accurate layoffs are huge and the rehiring are for the contracts ..Atleast Xpheno should know .. permanent employment is reducing and contract based is increasing.
@srinivasiyc Also what happened about metro hike? All the fuss and nothing happened sume ee company alli yenu maddira Yella nane madidu anta tirkotare alva ah Tara ee @Tejasvi_Surya
Tejasvi Surya has perfected a fascinating model of politics:
Anything Karnataka Congress does → Emergency press conference.
Delhi sidelines Karnataka → Network unavailable.
Karnataka gets ZERO routes in the Centre’s railway quadrupling plan, while Railway MoS V. Somanna watches quietly.
Apparently, fighting for Kannadigas comes with one condition:
It must never upset the BJP leadership in Delhi.
🚨 A new demand from protesters seeking changes to India’s reservation system.
Key demands:
1. Replace caste-based quotas with economic criteria for government support and public benefits.
2. Implement a "one family, one reservation, one time" policy alongside periodic reviews and a sunset clause.
3. Remove caste disclosure requirements from standard public and educational forms under a "One Nation, One Identity."
Never buy food items blindly at pilgrimage places or extremely crowded places.
People come with faith, and unfortunately some vendors take advantage of that.
5 quintals of fake paneer and 2,000 litres of milk being destroyed in Mathura is just crazy.
Pilgrimage is supposed to be about faith and devotion. It shouldn’t become a place where someone thinks they can sell anything because people won’t question it.
Paying ₹3,600 a year just to receive a bank OTP, is this really a Mobile Service or an "OTP Tax"?
Today, a Mobile Number is required for almost everything important
Banking
UPI
KYC
Credit Cards
Insurance
Government Services
2FA / OTPs
If your SIM becomes inactive,
access to several essential financial and digital services can become difficult.
But if someone does not need Mobile Data, already has Wi Fi at home,
and uses the SIM only for OTPs, SMS and incoming calls,
why should they still have to pay for expensive bundled recharge plans ?
Imagine a family of 6
₹3,600 × 6 = ₹21,600 per year.
Just to keep their mobile numbers active.
If people already have Wi Fi at home,
why should not there be a ₹500/year basic plan that provides only essential services like incoming calls and OTP or SMS ?
Telecom companies have every right to make money by selling data
that’s fair.
But here’s the bigger question
In Digital India, should people really have to spend thousands of rupees
every year just to maintain access to essential services like Banking,
KYC and 2FA ?
If a Mobile Number has effectively become part of our Digital Identity,
should not there also be an affordable basic plan simply to keep the SIM active ?
Maybe it’s time for TRAI to seriously consider this.
1st photo, Singapore:
- An unclean peeler and few cockroaches were found at Yun Hai Yao Pte Ltd. The court fined the company S$7000, and licence suspended.
2nd photo, India:
- A few cockroaches were found inside the kitchen of Park Inn by Radisson. The FDA suspended its licence, and the company went to court.
Bombay High Court said:
"There was an insect on my desk, what can we do now? We are in India, we have to take a realistic stand."
This soft attitude is exactly why food safety in India is so bad.
Every food business and every big brand should live with one fear: If you fail basic hygiene standards and play with people's health, your licence can be suspended.
Public health is not a joke. Stop protecting brands. Start protecting people.
Expired meat, fish & milk found in Bengaluru’s top luxury hotels.
30 teams inspected 26 three-star & five-star hotels across BBMP limits today. 35 food samples collected for lab testing.
Hotels where food was seized:
• The Lalit Ashok – 76 kg meat, 200 kg vegetables & 32 litres expired milk
• Shangri-La Bengaluru – 15 kg meat
• Four Seasons Bengaluru – 19 kg meat
• Vivanta Whitefield – 3 kg expired bakery products
• Taj Yeshwantpur – 72 kg meat/fish
• Radisson Blu (The Atria) – 105 kg expired food (50 kg chicken, 25 kg meat, 23 kg fish, 7 kg vegetables)
Violations included expired food, fungal growth, unhygienic kitchens, misbranding, FSSAI labelling violations and improper veg/non-veg storage. Notices issued; further action to follow after lab reports. #Bengaluru #FoodSafety
Why @OfficialBMRCL always remove Good features??
Earlier we were able to download QR image on WhatsApp
Now we have to open it via a link which will delay in case of low speed network
@ChristinMP_@byrathi_suresh@tdkarnataka Extremely wrong move!
While common man, especially youth are struggling for accessible & cost effective last mile connectivity, @INCKarnataka govt is making it worse
Instead of cracking down on indisciplined autos & promoting bike taxis, they are doing reverse
@CMofKarnataka
Bengaluru Development Minister @krishnabgowda said city's LED street lighting project can achieve 61% electricity savings once fully implemented.
Reviewing the project, he said only 2.67 lakh of 3.03 lakh LED lights & 7,567 of 24,677 CCMS panels have been installed, and granted a final two-month extension from August 3 to complete the work.
He directed contractors to fix faulty streetlights within 48 hours or face penalties & pulled up officials for attending review meeting without basic data on project progress/ expected power savings.