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[devyani bansal @BansalDevyani]

@asherrkiinee 345839

[devyani bansal @BansalDevyani]

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[devyani bansal @BansalDevyani]

@narendramodi Focusing narrowly on oil intake or lifestyle alone overlooks these deeper cracks in governance. True public health, economic stability, and social equality require structural reform across education, law, economy, and institutional accountability.

[devyani bansal @BansalDevyani]

@narendramodi Lifestyle advice matters—but systemic public health depends on much more. Clean air, safe food & water, affordable healthcare, free & expert mental-health support, and meaningful education that builds independent minds (not exploitable labour) are foundational.

[devyani bansal @BansalDevyani]

@narendramodi Functional infrastructure, environment protection laws, price stability in food, housing, and education, and humane work culture are essential. These governance gaps often undermine public health far more than oil intake alone.

[devyani bansal @BansalDevyani]

@narendramodi Strong family laws, meaningful frameworks for women’s safety, regulation of toxicity inside families, gender equality and social equality values instilled from early education, and quick, affordable access to justice with timely, proportionate punishment for wrongdoing.

[devyani bansal @BansalDevyani]

@narendramodi Fair economic laws, efficient debt recovery for businesses, safeguards against abusive debt practices for vulnerable groups like farmers, fair taxation, employee safety protections, reasonable working hours, and limits on workplace pressure and exploitation.

[devyani bansal @BansalDevyani]

@Mishi_2210 1503

[Dr. Rajeshwari Iyer @RajeshwariRW]

Ethiopia is a third-world country in Africa.

India’s GDP is nearly 25 times larger than Ethiopia.

Strange !

[devyani bansal @BansalDevyani]

@krishnaeyee What's your point? I guess it is that most men don't have any confidence while taking to women. Am I right? I 100% agree to the point.

But the picture is too scary to make that point.😂😂😂

[devyani bansal @BansalDevyani]

@FlipkartHelp
Installation was scheduled multiple times (15 Dec, 18 Dec, 20 Dec).
Each time it was postponed citing the same reason: “due to unforeseen circumstances.”
#ServiceDelay

[devyani bansal @BansalDevyani]

@Flipkart @FlipkartCare
Escalating an unresolved installation issue for Order ID OD336179908786271100 🧵👇
Installation pending since 15 Dec 2025 despite multiple confirmations.
#CustomerSupport

[sakara @blessingx]

the best revenge is silence and absence.
no drama, no closure.

[The Better India @thebetterindia]

Nishtha Chauhan saw a future filled with banana leaf plates, millet dosas, and zero food waste, where none existed before.

Nishtha left behind a promising career in aerospace to return to the earth, quite literally.

Instead of climbing the corporate ladder, she chose to till soil, grind millets, and compost kitchen scraps.

Her journey wasn’t a spontaneous detour.

Raised in a modest Gujarati household, she grew up watching her grandfather advocate for ancient grains like ragi, jowar, bajra, and little millet.

Mealtimes were simple, seasonal, and waste was always composted.

“At the time, I didn’t think much of it,” she recalls. “But as an adult, I realised how deeply those habits were ingrained in me and how important they really are.”

At 27, Nishtha founded Café Aarambh in Gujarat. It is a zero-waste, millet-based café that earns ₹12 lakh/month, serves meals on banana leaves, and generates almost no plastic trash.

But that’s not all.

She now trains schoolchildren to eat mindfully, replacing junk food with local grains and purpose.

Her outreach includes:
✔️2,000+ kids trained in sustainable eating
✔️47 tonnes of waste saved every year
✔️A growing café model rooted in India’s forgotten grains

No plastic. No junk. No regrets.
Just one woman rewriting India’s food story — one millet meal at a time.

READ MORE: https://t.co/EYh6iGYlbv

#ZeroWaste #MilletMagic #Sustainability #WomenEntrepreneurs #CafeAarambh #NishthaChauhan #MindfulEating #GreenBusiness

[devyani bansal @BansalDevyani]

@Nyctophilic___ Nothing is better, you are born and will have to live. Lagate raho dimag.

[devyani bansal @BansalDevyani]

@hvgoenka Ironic, even then men want to marry-eagerly and happily.
They should protect themselves from this hell on earth.

[devyani bansal @BansalDevyani]

@Flipkart__77__6 For this instance I didn't pay Rs 5 to scamsters. For other issue that an google ad come up, just after purchasing edible seeds from your platform - I am just stating facts.

[devyani bansal @BansalDevyani]

@GoogleIndia @GoogleAds #flipkartscam #flipkart

[devyani bansal @BansalDevyani]

🧵 Scams Are Rising — Not Just from Fraudsters, but Reputed Companies Too

@CPAIndia_ @jagograhakjago @getmyrefundin
#ConsumerRights #DigitalScam #GiftCardScam #JioMart #CRED #OnlineFraud #CyberAwareness #AadhaarSafety #ConsumerGrievance

[devyani bansal @BansalDevyani]

5/
I’ve also been through actual scams:
— A Google ad selling dryfruit at unbelievable prices as introductory offer. Fell. (Yes, that’s on me, but it shows how even legit platforms host shady ads)
Complaint raised through Google got no resolution.
@GoogleIndia @GoogleAds #scam

[devyani bansal @BansalDevyani]

Even navigating day-to-day life feels exhausting — always being alert, double-checking, verifying just to avoid getting scammed. From flashy frauds to shady terms by trusted platforms, it's consumers who bear the cost.
@CPAIndia @GoI_MeitY @DoC_GoI @ConsumerVoiceIn

[devyani bansal @BansalDevyani]

We’ve normalised living in constant defence mode.
This isn’t “digital progress” — this is institutional failure.@prasannavishy @digichief @medianama @InternetFreedoms @boomlive_in