Abhi S

Marcom & Advertising. Dreamer,Radical,Traveller,Nature lover,Peoples person,Socially phosphorescent in nature.

[Abhishek Somwanshi @abhisanket]

So missing link is now flooded and apparently closed.
Probably part of the first rain testing plan mentioned by CM Devendra Fadnavis the other day when speaking about 2 potholes.
Literally the first major rain and we are exposed!

You would think they plan for Landslides, heavy rains as the first thing when building a project in Sahyadris but no!

Corruption of the highest order?!?!?!

Video Source : instagram

[Abhi S @Abhee_S]

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[Pune Mirror @ThePuneMirror]

Food and Drug Administration Commissioner Tukaram Mundhe has directed hotels, restaurants, and dhabas to provide free drinking water to every customer. Establishments must also display a notice informing customers about this facility. Along with safe drinking water, hotels have been instructed to provide handwash, clean towels, and soap to maintain hygiene standards. Businesses that fail to follow these rules may face action, including fines and cancellation of licences.

#Punetimesmirror #TukaramMundhe #MaharashtraNews #HotelRules #FoodSafety

[Abhi S @Abhee_S]

@DocRGM_ @Dev_Fadnavis @mybmc @mieknathshinde he paristhithi kadhi sudharnar??

[Abhi S @Abhee_S]

Amazing!!!

[Abhi S @Abhee_S]

@Livpure_India @rakeshkooul @LivpureSmart I won’t be continuing with livpure anymore looking at the careless attitude+unprofessional service. All I have got is a faulty RO which your team can’t provide service for repairs even after multiple requests & interactions with your customer support app/whatsapp/X. Horrible

[Abhi S @Abhee_S]

Have been requesting RO servicing+ repairs from @Livpure_India @LivpureSmart since 4-5days. No support received & just fake commitments that in 24hrs technician will visit,but no tech came.Havin to buy water as can’t risk health. App is also faulty. @Tukaram_IndIAS @sachin_rt

[Abhi S @Abhee_S]

@Livpure_India @rakeshkooul @LivpureSmart Again false commitments made by you. No support received yesterday too no1 has called nor come for RO repairs. Im falling short of words to describe how bad livpure service is. I was planning to upgrade livpure plan but I wont make that mistake now.tell me how to disconnect.

[Abhi S @Abhee_S]

@Livpure_India Check your own messages. aur sending the same messages repeatedly without providing any real help.Utterly irresponsible on ur part & highly disappointed with ur approach & attitude. I don’t want to continue with a careless company like yours.I’ll look for another RO company

[Abhi S @Abhee_S]

@Livpure_India @rakeshkooul @sachin_rt @jagograhakjago @Tukaram_IndIAS No response from your technician even when I’m calling them myself. Called him 4 times in last 4hrs but no response nor any call back. Be it WhatsApp,call centre or here, y’all r just wasting time and saying ur trying but no help is being provided. Horrible service.

[Abhi S @Abhee_S]

@Livpure_India Your WhatsApp chat support person Priya Mishra has said that they do not know and neither can give any clarity about when your technician will come. Yesterday your call center told that in 24hrs we will get the service. @rakeshkooul @sachin_rt @jagograhakjago @Tukaram_IndIAS

[Abhi S @Abhee_S]

@ThePuneMirror @Manekagandhibjp @pfaindia @PetaIndia will you take any action on this? #AnimalRescue #animalcruelty @PuneCityPolice #AnimalRights @FIAPOIndia @resqct @shaazjung

[Abhi S @Abhee_S]

@Livpure_India Make sure that you contact the alternative nos if the first nos is not reachable due to any reason. Or atleast give me the nos of the technician or contact person whom I can coordinate with.

[Abhi S @Abhee_S]

@Livpure_India I have shared my alternative contact number with you on dm. It’s the same nos which I had given a few days ago.

[Abhi S @Abhee_S]

@Livpure_India Your technician had visited but the water purifier is still not working. It’s over a week now that your device is not working properly and we have to keep buying water for daily use. When can I expect a proper solution for our concerns? #health #CustomerService @jaagograhakjago

[Abhi S @Abhee_S]

@Livpure_India Check your own dms please. The nos has already been shared and we are speaking to your team already

[Abhi S @Abhee_S]

@SagarAwatade Our citizens dont even realise that this acceptance of poor quality products, infrastructure & governance is something thats not just affecting r industries negatively but also giving us poor quality of life.But ppl r busy wit takin more loans & idolising celebs/politicians

[Sann @san_x_m]

Her name is Pranjal Patil.

She was a small child in Maharashtra when her eyesight began to fail.

By the age of about six, after a condition that detached the retinas in both her eyes, she had lost her vision completely.

Surgeries were attempted.

None of them worked.

She would never see again.

Her parents made a decision that shaped everything that followed.

They refused to treat her blindness as the end of her education.

They enrolled her in a school for the blind in Mumbai, where she learned to read and study in braille.

She turned out to be brilliant.

She scored eighty five percent in Class 12. She earned a degree and then a master’s in international relations from one of the country’s top universities.

She continued her studies beyond that.

Most of the books she needed were not available in braille.

So she used special software that read printed text aloud and learned by listening, hour after hour.

Then she decided to attempt the Civil Services Examination, the hardest exam in the country, entirely without coaching.

She cleared it on her first attempt in 2016.

But when she went to take up a post, she was turned away.

The Railways told her they did not employ someone with total blindness.

The examination she had passed on merit was not enough to protect her from being denied the job.

She did not accept it.

The very next year, she sat the entire examination again.

In 2017, she improved her rank significantly and secured an All India Rank of 124.

This time she could not be denied.

She was appointed to the Indian Administrative Service and posted to Kerala, becoming the first visually impaired woman in India to become an IAS officer.

Today she administers entire subdivisions, signing decisions that affect thousands of lives she will never see.

A girl who lost her sight before she could finish childhood now sees, more clearly than most, exactly what needs to be done.

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