When large consumer companies are allowed to get away with this sort of behaviour it shows India as not a consumer friendly country. There is no disclosure by @SamsungIndia that they do not service older models at the time of purchase @Consum@thenewsminute@MirrorNow@BBCWorld
“The most dangerous reasoning in policy is, ‘Something must be done. This is something. Therefore it must be done,'" says @chrislhayes.
"Yes, this campaign of bombing and maybe ground incursion into Gaza is something. But no, it does not need to be done."
A bully state with all resources, attacking helpless civilians in a neighborhood which they have forcefully occupied. Incredible. Bully state does not try to co opt the occupied state & enable development. Instead they repeat a strategy that has not worked for decades. Revenge
"If we're going to die, we're going to die with dignity in our homes."
Al Jazeera’s @YoumnaElSayed17 filmed her family’s journey back to their home in Gaza City, after heeding Israel’s earlier warning for Palestinians to leave northern Gaza ⤵️
From publicly available evidence, it is clear that the #AdaniGroup has, at great cost to the public exchequer, received massive advantages from Gautam Adani’s relationship with Modi.
From 2018, @nileenams on Coalgate 2.0: 🔗https://t.co/A3eHiqa3ED
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In the past 3-4 days, Several Palestinian photographers and Journalists documented painful scenes of Children and Elders who died during Israeli raids targeting civilian homes in Gaza City. Sharing a few in this Twitter thread below 👇
So Palestinians cannot attack their occupiers? What about Indians? Will bhakts criticize Nana Sahib ?https://t.co/K5aHMxqaEU
120 British women and children captured by the Sepoy forces were killed in what came to be known as the Bibighar Massacre
When Shireen Abu Akleh was killed by Israel, journalists demanded proof that an Israeli sniper killed her even though other journalists saw it. But when Israel makes unfounded allegations, the same standards are ignored and lies repeated. At best we get a cute “oops sorry” tweet.
Adani Group, the politically connected conglomerate that dominates large parts of India’s economy, appears to have imported billions of dollars of coal at prices well above market value, according to customs records reviewed by the Financial Times. The data supports longstanding allegations that Adani, the country’s largest private coal importer, has been inflating fuel costs and led millions of Indian consumers and businesses to overpay for electricity. https://t.co/xB3jHOTIIa
When Adani’s coal left Indonesia its value was $ 1.9 mn.
When it reached Mundra, Gujarat it’s value was $ 4.3 mn.
Wish us mere mortals knew this secret magic of doubling your money in the middle of Indian Ocean too. 😔
Major new FT investigation into Adani shows trade-based money laundering involving $5b in imports since 2021 alone.
Report reveals ongoing dummy invoicing & overseas entities used to inflate coal prices, passing costs on to customers.
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