@RockyEatsX Exactly, out of all the metropolitan cities, Delhi has has the least amount of outdoor friendly days. It’s a pity. All we do is go to malls and eat sadly.
@gauravsabnis@cnu It’s a standard policy used internationally as well, in Thailand too (one of the most tourist friendly nations in the world). The point is not that they’re forcing you to consume it in 2 hours, it’s to protect themselves from getting sued. It’s a business after all.
@abhishek_tri Early opportunities attracted multi cultural talent and made it into a melting pot, increasing tolerance for diversity. Tight spaces and dense neighbourhoods force higher civic sense. No nonsense approach because time is money, (time is limited, commutes are excessively long)
@KP24 Agreed. The pitches are dead and flat. The skillset + confidence of bowlers does not get honed on these one sided pitches. The greats were born because the conditions were conducive for their success and they could make the most of it.
@ganeshsonawane@sufiyangigani@IndiGo6E Please do! The portable form factor for the cushion will help people carry it everywhere, not just airlines. It could be used at workplaces, cars, traveling, etc. The products right now are stationed at end use points, so portability will be a game changer.
@ganeshsonawane There is no public leisure infrastructure in India, apart from dining out at restaurants and malls, most of which don’t have ramp access. Affordability of help and access to close knit family/community reduces the need to step out.