Advaita 👥

Oneness; non-duality
Bring Ramtva into your life, this is your religion.
Sanatani Hindu, Nationalist, Hindutvaist
🚩 Om Clean Krishnay Namah🚩

[Advaita 👥 @IM_Advaita]

@Misthi_yadavv If trust is broken in matters of money, even the sweetness of a relationship turns bitter.
Relationships are important, but caution and clarity are always necessary in financial decisions.

[Misthi @Misthi_yadavv]

My boyfriend bought an iPhone worth ₹1,49,000 using my SBI Credit Card on a 3-month EMI plan. 💔

At that time, there was love and trust between us, so I helped him without thinking twice. I thought, “He’s my own person, so why worry about money?” ❤️

But now, he hasn’t paid a single EMI for the last 2 months. We’ve had to pay around ₹99,333 from our own pocket. Every time I ask him, he comes up with one excuse or another. 😔

What hurts the most is that the iPhone is with him, but the burden of paying the EMIs has fallen on me. I helped him out of love and trust, but today, that same trust has become my biggest problem. 💔

One thing I’ve learned from this experience—relationships have their own place, but when it comes to money, you should never trust anyone blindly.

Because when the phone is in someone else’s hands and the EMIs are coming out of your pocket, it’s not just money that gets lost… your trust gets broken too. 💔😞

[Advaita 👥 @IM_Advaita]

@Bhumi__M026 Jio has made selling your old phone really easy and convenient.
From checking the value at home to making the payment at the store, the entire process seems quite simple.

[Bhumi Yadav 🇮🇳 @Bhumi__M026]

Jio is making it quite easy to sell an old smartphone. 📱

When I opened the MyJio app today, I noticed an option to instantly check the value of an old phone.

I entered the details of my nearly 5-year-old phone, which originally cost less than ₹20,000, and it showed an estimated value of around ₹5,000. 😲

The app then performed a quick phone test, checking features like the camera, microphone, Wi-Fi, sound, buttons, screen and more.

Once the test was completed, the MyJio app also showed the address of a nearby store where the phone could be handed over to receive the payment.

From checking the value to selling the phone, the entire process felt surprisingly quick and simple. 👍📱

[Advaita 👥 @IM_Advaita]

@Itsbebo__ @Paytm It's extremely disappointing that the issue remains unresolved despite repeated complaints.
Instead of customers complaining repeatedly, Paytm should take responsibility and provide a prompt resolution.

[Advaita 👥 @IM_Advaita]

@shivSamruddhi @Dev_Fadnavis Technology can transform the mining sector into a new area of safety, transparency, and productivity.
Creating a safe and modern mining sector with smart technology is certainly a major step forward. 🇮🇳

[Advaita 👥 @IM_Advaita]

@MahiMishra98 The quality of the food cannot be judged by its exterior.
It is crucial that the food is fresh and safe, as both customer trust and health are at stake.

[Mahi Mishra @MahiMishra98]

Today I went to the market with my boyfriend. He said, "Let's go eat pizza together."

We went to a nice-looking pizza shop. Everything looked perfect from the outside,

So we ordered it without thinking twice.

But as soon as I took the first bite, the pizza started to smell strange.

After a few bites, I felt like vomiting. I ended up throwing up the entire pizza, and my mood was ruined.

Trust is built not by the shop's decor, but by the quality of the food.

If the food isn't fresh, it directly compromises the customer's health.

[Advaita 👥 @IM_Advaita]

@Misthi_yadavv After marriage, along with love comes responsibilities, and sometimes even new career ideas!
Whether it's movies or short videos, a real couple is one who moves forward together, laughing, no matter what.

[Misthi @Misthi_yadavv]

After marriage, Sonakshi Sinha and Zaheer Iqbal seem to have discovered a new talent! 😂

Zaheer: “We need to manage the household expenses…”

Sonakshi: “So what’s the plan?”

Zaheer: “Movies aren’t coming in, so let’s start making short videos!” 😂

Sonakshi: “But what happened to your hair?”

Zaheer: “Lost them while trying to make content!” 🤣

Marriage brings love, responsibilities… and sometimes unexpected career options! 😄

[Advaita 👥 @IM_Advaita]

@Neend_Ki_Rani If a product with an MRP of ₹125 is simply being shown as a "discount" while maintaining the same price of ₹125, this is misleading the customer.
Customers should be given a clear explanation of whether the discount is genuine or just a sham.

[Neend Ki Rani 😴 @Neend_Ki_Rani]

reliance smart bazaar scam😡...

A boy went to Reliance market to buy paneer and then he saw Aashirwad paneer with ₹125 printed on it.

And there was a counter for paneer, even after cutting its price, it was still written as ₹125, so where did you get the discount?

Meaning, they just show the customer that they are giving discounts but they are not giving anything. Just imagine how big a scam these people do.

[Advaita 👥 @IM_Advaita]

@kaushalyadav85 The girl acted courageously

[Advaita 👥 @IM_Advaita]

@Bhumi__M026 If the ₹150 breakfast was less than the quantity, it's natural to raise questions.
It's difficult to judge without seeing the bill or menu, but it's important to charge customers a fair and transparent price.

[Bhumi Yadav 🇮🇳 @Bhumi__M026]

Today, I went to college after a long time to take care of some important work. By the time I finished, I was really hungry, so we decided to have breakfast at a nearby hotel. 😋

After finishing our food, I asked the owner, “Brother, how much is the bill?”

He casually replied, “₹150.” 😲

I looked at the food and then looked at him again and asked, “Seriously? How did this little breakfast cost ₹150?” 😂

He simply said, “Yes, brother, that’s the total bill.”

So, what could we do? We quietly paid ₹150 through Google Pay and walked out. 😂💔

But after coming outside, we started wondering whether they saw us as strangers and charged us a little extra! 😅

Now you guys tell me—does ₹150 sound like a fair price for this kind of breakfast, or were we charged too much? 🤔👇

[Advaita 👥 @IM_Advaita]

@thakurdakshitaa Just 2 pieces of paneer and some noodles for ₹560? This raises questions about both the price and the quantity.
Swiggy should investigate the complaint and provide the customer with a proper response and resolution.

[Dakshita Thakur❣️ @thakurdakshitaa]

₹560 for just 2 pieces of paneer and some noodles?

A woman ordered a plate of Chilli Paneer Gravy and a plate of noodles through Swiggy because she was hungry. But according to her complaint, the order that arrived was extremely disappointing.

She claims the Chilli Paneer had only 2 pieces of paneer, along with a small quantity of noodles, yet she was charged ₹560 for the order. 😳

If the food was actually delivered in such a small quantity, this raises a serious question about portion size, value for money and customer experience.

Swiggy should investigate this matter and clarify why such a small quantity of food was delivered for ₹560.

If the restaurant has violated Swiggy’s quality or quantity standards, appropriate action should be taken against it.

Customers deserve to get what they pay for.
Swiggy, please look into this complaint. 🚨

[Advaita 👥 @IM_Advaita]

@Miss_Soumya56 How did a 60-km booking suddenly become an additional 250 km? A clear explanation of this should be provided before issuing a bill of ₹5,662.
It is the company's responsibility to provide a transparent and accurate explanation of each additional charge to the customer.

[Advaita 👥 @IM_Advaita]

@Imadvika1 The biggest mistake is to judge someone's status by their clothes or work.
Behind every honest labor lies a family, dreams, and hope for a better tomorrow—respect every hard worker.

[Advika @Imadvika1]

A young IT professional earning ₹72,300 a month… and a ₹42,000 shifting bill taught him a lesson he would never forget.

A young man working for a reputed IT company in Bengaluru was moving to a new house.

He called a Packers & Movers company and showed the owner all his belongings.

After looking at everything, the owner said,

“The entire shifting will cost ₹42,000.”

The young man immediately replied,

“₹42,000? That’s too much! You’re just moving some सामान from one house to another.”

The owner simply smiled and said,

“Sure, sir. You can check with a few others as well.”

The young man called four or five other companies.

Almost everyone quoted a similar price.

Finally, he decided to hire the same company.

On the day of shifting, around 15 workers arrived on time.

Within just four hours, they emptied the entire house and arranged everything properly in the new home.

Not a single item was damaged.

After the work was completed, the young man asked,

“How many vehicles do you have?”

The owner casually replied,

“22 trucks.”

The young man was surprised.

“22?”

The owner smiled and said,

“Yes. And 19 of them are currently operating in different cities.”

The young man went silent for a moment.

Then he said,

“I thought you were just a person who moves सामान.”

The owner laughed and replied,

“That’s the mistake most people make.
They see the truck in front of them, but they don’t see the entire business standing behind it.”

Before leaving, he added one more line:

“Son, never judge someone’s financial worth by the gloves on their hands.”

That day, the young man didn't just discover the scale of a business…

He discovered the limitations of his own thinking.

We often judge people by their clothes, their profession, their workplace or the kind of work they do.

But we forget one simple truth:

Every hardworking person has a story behind them.

The person you see sweating on the roadside may be paying for his children's education with that very sweat.

The worker whose clothes are covered in dust may be carrying dreams far bigger than the office you work in.

The person doing what society calls a “small job” may actually be the biggest support for his entire family.

So never underestimate someone's work.

There is no small work when it is done honestly.
There are only people who work hard to build a better life.

The hands wearing work gloves today may be the same hands that are building an entire family's future.

The next time you meet a labourer, driver, delivery person, cleaner, mechanic, mover or small shopkeeper…

Don't just see their job.

See their struggle.
See their sacrifices.
See the dreams of their family behind their hard work.

And when you pay them for their work, don't give them just their money…

Give them your respect too.

Because behind every hardworking person is often a family waiting for a better tomorrow.

Never judge a person by their clothes, their profession or the work they do.
Judge them by their courage to keep going despite life's struggles.

Respect every honest worker.
Their sweat may be building the future that we all take for granted.