Nilambu Syam

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@VishalBhargava5 CKYC was supposed to solve this issue with 1 CYKC # for each person that you then share with any fin intermediary. However, that too has turned into a joke with multiple CKYC # being issued by diff fin inter @RBI @SEBI_India @NSDL_Depository @FinMinIndia @nsitharamanoffc

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@mumbaiheritage Great initiative. Just bought.

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@joybhattacharj @naropant @babubasu @ShashiTharoor @Ram_Guha That was true for Delhi of that era too. Excellent public access libraries.

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@shashiiyengar Hi Shashi, Mind sharing the brand and dosage you use? Thanks

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@Sahilinfra2 L3 is truly classy.... hopefully sooner (rather than later) last mile connectivity to/from stations will catch up to deliver what this city really needs

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@RailMinIndia Great initiative. Putting these messages inside coaches would be very useful. @RailwaySeva @AshwiniVaishnaw

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@Swiggy how can you CANCEL an order after 1 HOUR of CONFIRMATION??

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@shashiiyengar @Jaishree_7 From?

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@RaghavNC Scott Adams?

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@DietDrsayajirao What would you say is ideal Insulin PP number?

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@SridharanAnand But totally agree that the Horniman Circle outlet is absolutely outstanding

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@SridharanAnand If you ever get the opportunity check out the Starbucks at Brahmaputra River Front, at Guwahati....beats the Horniman Circle one by a wide margin

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Train #12262 Duronto. Running 8 hrs late. No food available in First AC. Elderly person travelling. Extremely disappointing standards of service in a "premium train" & "premium category" @RailMinIndia @RailMadad @RailwaySeva @AshwiniVaishnaw @rajtoday

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@w_karve Wow! Just saw your message now. Somehow missed it earlier. Thanks for writing back. I too have very fond memories (spent between ages 7-14 there). Take care, Sir!

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@baxirahul Unseasonal showers sure helped

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@Ananth_IRAS That seems to be the original Church Gate - towards the left of the photo

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The Truth Behind the Shift of National College Metro 2B Station at Khar ... finally exposed...

The decision to shift the National College Metro Station at Khar West has long been justified by the flimsy excuse of accommodating a single BMC sewerage inspection chamber. However, the real reason has now come to light, the primary motive is the proposed commercial redevelopment of a prime 6-acre Railway plot on S.V. Road, Khar West.
Had the station remained at its original location, it would have served not only thousands of college students commuting to National College and other nearby educational institutions but also countless other commuters visiting the busy Linking Road for shopping, as well as local residents of the area on a daily basis.

It would have provided much needed last mile connectivity, helping to ease traffic congestion and reduce commute times for daily travellers.

What is being proposed instead is highly impractical : just 1 Metro station at Lucky Hotel, which happens to be one of the busiest and most congested junctions in Mumbai and another at Santacruz near Sacred Heart School, leaving a significant gap with no station in between.

This arrangement ignores the real commuting needs of the people and undermines efficient urban transit planning.

Such decisions clearly reflect how public infrastructure is being compromised for vested commercial interests, with no regard for citizen convenience. The priority should always be enhancing public welfare and solving real commuter challenges, not facilitating profit-driven land use.

It is high time citizens demand transparency, accountability and development that serves the common citizen...
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@gnanodayam @shrikanth_krish Probably because this table seems to list British India cities. Hyderabad was under Nizam rule.

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@IndianTechGuide Source?

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@babubasu This is gold!!