Advika

There are some pains which only God knows, not the world.

[shanti @imshanti_01]

Amazon delivered the parcel return product with an empty box.

A woman ordered goods from Amazon but returned them when she found them broken.

Then when the delivery came again, this time Amazon sent only empty boxes instead of the goods.

Just imagine, such a big company makes such a big mistake, tell me whom should people trust?

Whose fault is it, Amazon's or the delivery person's or the person who did the packing?

Amazon should answer this soon why this is happening with the customers.

[Advika @Imadvika1]

@Neend_Ki_Rani “₹200 extra per kg is a big jump! If prices can rise with costs, they should also fall when costs decrease.”

[Neend Ki Rani 😴 @Neend_Ki_Rani]

I went to buy 5 kg of Rasgulla for Raksha Bandhan today, but the shopkeeper’s explanation made me think twice.

I told the shopkeeper,

“Brother, please give me 5 kg of Rasgulla.”

The Rasgullas were packed, and when it was time to pay, I took out ₹3,500.

The shopkeeper immediately said,

“Madam, ₹3,500. The price is ₹700 per kg now.”

I was surprised.

“But just a few days ago, I bought Rasgulla from this same shop for ₹500 per kg. Why has the price suddenly increased by ₹200 per kg?”

The shopkeeper replied,

“Madam, don’t you watch the news? Sugar has become expensive, so sweet prices have also gone up.”

I asked,

“So, does 1 kg of Rasgulla now use ₹200 worth of extra sugar?”

He laughed and said,

“Madam, don’t calculate it like that. Sugar is expensive, so we had to increase the price.”

The issue isn’t just the extra ₹1,000.

The bigger question is why prices rise immediately when raw material becomes expensive, but rarely fall just as quickly when the same raw material becomes cheaper.

If Rasgulla becomes ₹200 per kg more expensive because sugar prices rise, then shouldn’t it become ₹200 per kg cheaper when sugar prices fall?

Or does the market follow a simple rule:

“Costs go up, prices go up.
Costs come down, explanations go up.”

[Advika @Imadvika1]

@imshanti_01 This is not just a small mistake; it’s a serious trust issue. Amazon should take responsibility and answer the customer.

[Advika @Imadvika1]

@Itsbebo__ 😂 Bro turned Raksha Bandhan into a banking transaction—₹50 credited and ₹50 debited with interest! ❤️🤣

[Bebo @Itsbebo__]

When I opened my WhatsApp on Raksha Bandhan, 😯

someone's brother gave ₹5,000, someone gave ₹10,000 and someone got a gift worth ₹20,000… 🥹

I also started thinking, "Let's see what my brother must have given..."

My brother is only 11 years old.
He lovingly gave me ₹50 in my hand…

I was just about to be happy when…
After 2 minutes he hit me and took back that ₹50 as well. 😭

While other brothers were giving gifts to their sisters on Raksha Bandhan…

My brother gave me a loan of ₹50 and took it back with interest. 😂

Now I understand —
My Raksha Bandhan story has only gone from "₹50 credited" to "₹50 debited" so far.

But it's okay… ❤️
My brother is still small, when he grows up he will give lots of gifts to his sister. 🥹🫶
For now, even ₹50 is not going to leave his pocket. 😂

[Advika @Imadvika1]

@poojaofficial5 This EV segment is getting seriously competitive! 🔥 More range, more features, more space, and strong value—buyers definitely have a tough choice now. ⚡🚗

[Pooja @poojaofficial5]

I was thinking of buying a car when my friend said, "Just check out the MG Hector Tomahawk EV once,then think about the rest of the cars."

I thought, what could possibly be so special about it ?

Then I looked at its pricing and features, and I understood why my friend said that

69.2 kWh LFP Battery
201 bhp Power plus 310 Nm Torque
517 km claimed MIDC Range
5 and 7 Seater Options
Level 2 ADAS
15.6 inch Touchscreen
V2H Support

And the biggest surprise ?

Starting price ₹19.49 lakh.

Now, buyers looking to spend around ₹20-25 lakh on an EV have a serious battle on their hands

Sierra EV ₹18.79 lakh onwards
Harrier EV ₹21.49 lakh onwards
XEV 9S around ₹20 lakh
MG Hector Tomahawk EV ₹19.49 lakh onwards

For the first time, buying an EV in the ₹20-25 lakh range is not just about range or brand name.

The question is now

Which car gives you more seats, more features, more range and more value for the same money ?

And perhaps that’s the biggest strength of the Hector Tomahawk EV.

MG has not just launched another EV,

It has reminded the competition that EV buyers are no longer going to buy blindly,

they are going to calculate the value of every single rupee.

My car buying shortlist was supposed to become smaller,

Instead, it just got bigger.

Because the car my friend casually told me to check out has genuinely made me rethink all the other options.

[Advika @Imadvika1]

@IM_Anshi21 Imagine becoming a crorepati because of a software bug, then losing it after the update!
That screenshot definitely became the most valuable “investment” for a few minutes!

[Anshika @IM_Anshi21]

He invested ₹16 lakh, and suddenly his portfolio showed ₹1.02 CRORE.

A guy opened his investment portfolio and, for a few seconds, couldn’t believe what he was seeing.

Invested: ₹16.21 lakh
Current Value: ₹1,02,64,250
Total P/L: ₹86.43 lakh
Return: 533.07%
That’s ₹16 lakh turning into more than ₹1 crore.

He probably thought:
“Finally, I’ve achieved my personal milestone!”
But the real twist was yet to come.

This wasn’t because of a multibagger stock.

There was no jackpot.

And the market hadn’t suddenly delivered a 500% rally.
Apparently, it was a NAV-related bug in the HDFC Securities app.

And the funniest part?
The investor already knew it wouldn’t last.

He wrote:
“Take screenshots, they’re going to fix it.”

And a little while later, the bug was actually fixed.

So, the dream of becoming a crorepati appeared

and disappeared with a simple app update.

But there’s a lesson here:

The number displayed in your portfolio isn’t always the same as your actual wealth.

Before celebrating massive returns, always verify the data.
Patience is important in investing, but so is checking whether the numbers are actually real.

Because sometimes the market doesn’t make you a crorepati
A tiny software bug does - for a few glorious minutes.

[Advika @Imadvika1]

@Ajaykumaarji What a beautiful Raksha Bandhan surprise! The car is amazing, but the love behind this gesture is priceless. Your sister is definitely going to remember this moment forever. ❤️

[Ajay @Ajaykumaarji]

Today, I’m going to give my sister a surprise she never could have imagined…

For a long time, I kept thinking about what I could give my sister this time that would bring a big smile to her face.

Then I thought why not give her something she could never have imagined?

After looking at several cars, I finally liked the Maruti e Vitara and bought it for my sister.

Now, I’m just waiting for that moment…
When my sister ties Rakhi on my wrist today, I’ll place the keys to this brand-new car in her hands.

I don’t know what her reaction will be, but one thing I know for sure-seeing her smile will make every effort worth it.

That’s the beauty of the brother-sister bond… sometimes words simply aren’t enough to express the love. ❤️

[Advika @Imadvika1]

@poojaofficial5 Sugar went up, Ghewar went up instantly!
Let’s see how quickly the price comes down when sugar becomes cheaper.

[Pooja @poojaofficial5]

I went to buy 3 kg of Malai Ghewar for Raksha Bandhan, but the shopkeeper’s explanation left me thinking.

Yesterday, I went to buy Malai Ghewar for Raksha Bandhan and told the shopkeeper

"Brother, please give me 3 kg of Malai Ghewar.

The Ghewar was packed, and when it was time to pay, I took out ₹2,400.

The shopkeeper immediately said

"Madam, it will be ₹2,700, it’s ₹900 per kg."

I said

"But I bought it from this same shop just a few days ago for ₹800 per kg.
How did the price suddenly increase by ₹100 per kg ?"

Without missing a beat, the shopkeeper replied

"Madam, do not you watch the news ?

Sugar has become very expensive. That’s why we have increased the prices of sweets too."

I innocently asked

"So, does 1 kg of Ghewar now require ₹100 worth of extra sugar ?"

Hearing this, the shopkeeper laughed and said

"Madam, do not calculate things in such detail. Sugar has become expensive,
so we increased the price by ₹100 per kg."

Now, this is not just about the extra ₹300,

The real question is

When the cost of something goes up, the price is increased immediately.

But when the same cost comes down, why does not the price come down just as quickly ?

If Malai Ghewar can become ₹100/kg more expensive because sugar prices went up,

then when sugar becomes cheaper, will the Malai Ghewar also become ₹100/kg cheaper ?

Or is the market rule simply

"When inflation rises, increase the price.
When inflation falls, find another reason."

[Advika @Imadvika1]

₹16,218 for a routine service? 😳 That’s not servicing, that’s a full shopping list! Customers should be informed before adding “recommended” extras. Definitely looks overpriced. 😂

[Advika @Imadvika1]

A man took his 2019 Baleno (31,000 km driven) to a Nexa

Service Center for routine servicing.

He was expecting a bill of around ₹6,000–₹8,000…

But when the invoice came it was ₹16,218

He thought it would include basic work like oil change,

filters, and general servicing.
Instead, the bill had: • Wheel

alignment & balancing

• Diagnostic charges
• Microfiber cloth
• Car perfume
• Trim protectant
• And several other “extras”

The shocking part?

Many of these were marked as “Recommended”, not mandatory.

Now the big question
Was all this really needed… or

was the bill unnecessarily inflated?

What do you think — fair pricing or overcharging?

Share your opinion 👇

is ₹16,218 a fair service bill,

or does it look like a case of overcharging ?

Share your thoughts in the comments

[Advika @Imadvika1]

A man took his 2019 Baleno (31,000 km driven) to a Nexa

Service Center for routine servicing.

He was expecting a bill of around ₹6,000–₹8,000…

But when the invoice came it was ₹16,218

He thought it would include basic work like oil change,

filters, and general servicing.
Instead, the bill had: • Wheel

alignment & balancing

• Diagnostic charges
• Microfiber cloth
• Car perfume
• Trim protectant
• And several other “extras”

The shocking part?

Many of these were marked as “Recommended”, not mandatory.

Now the big question
Was all this really needed… or

was the bill unnecessarily inflated?

What do you think — fair pricing or overcharging?

Share your opinion 👇

is ₹16,218 a fair service bill,

or does it look like a case of overcharging ?

Share your thoughts in the comments

[shanti @imshanti_01]

What a joke Airtel

I have recharged for 5G for ₹379 and today my 2GB data got exhausted and after that the 5G network is not coming.

Airtel, tell me straight away that you will not provide unlimited 5G, you will only provide limited data.

They provide such service, now should we do extra recharge, what do you mean by this that 100% of the data is exhausted?

On top of that there is no network and even calls are not being made properly.

[Advika @Imadvika1]

@imshanti_01 “Unlimited 5G that disappears after 2GB? 😂 Airtel, this is a joke, not a service!”

[Advika @Imadvika1]

@Itsbebo__ Spoiled food deserves a refund, not useless coupons.
Zepto should take responsibility and resolve this issue quickly.