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[paras khanduri @PParaskhanduri]

@jjkscandyy Family society peer pressure k kaaran ho skta h

[paras khanduri @PParaskhanduri]

@LoveForJKP @zomatocare @zom Ek swiggy voh toh alag hei lvl ka h inke toing app se veg sandwich Mangaya saalo ne non veg chicken Tikka sandwich bhej diya

[paras khanduri @PParaskhanduri]

@SwiggyCares ORDER #241025350878202

[paras khanduri @PParaskhanduri]

@SwiggyCares

[paras khanduri @PParaskhanduri]

@SwiggyCares @SwiggyCares i dm you

[paras khanduri @PParaskhanduri]

@Swiggy @SUBWAY Please look into this matter and fix it ASAP this type of shit is not tolerable. 😡
Even registering complain in app they closed the case. Shit app trash.

[paras khanduri @PParaskhanduri]

Today I ordered aloo patty sandwich of subway from your toing app. After receiving the sandwich I see it was chicken tikka sandwich. It was mentioned on sticker and also in label. But u can see in app I ordered aloo patty sandwich.

[paras khanduri @PParaskhanduri]

@AnkIt00512 Thode time baad pta chalega 😂😂
Hope ab na huaa ho

[r @bekhayalime]

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5th murder in the last 48 hours ✅️

[Pavel Durov @durov]

Indian telecom Reliance is sabotaging access to Telegram for millions of users OUTSIDE India (including the UAE) via a rogue method called BGP hijacking.

The sabotage seems intentional, as Reliance has ignored multiple reports.

This may be part of a competitive war, as Reliance is partially owned by Meta — the company behind WhatsApp.

Network operators are advised to reject unauthorized BGP announcements from Reliance (AS18101) to prevent route hijacks and ensure stable Internet access for their users.

Such abuse of global Internet routing is alarming. I wouldn’t be surprised if Reliance/WhatsApp were also behind the recent lobbying effort to ban Telegram in India.

[paras khanduri @PParaskhanduri]

@ClashofClans Please fix clan recruitment process otherwise clans will die
And reduce cost of heroes and walls

[paras khanduri @PParaskhanduri]

@dr_sivaranjani https://t.co/RRBDclpA61

[Dr.Sivaranjini @dr_sivaranjani]

I am Dr. Sivaranjani, a pediatrician , raising concerns about how ERZL is being marketed and positioned in pharmacies, and the risk it creates for consumers making critical decisions during dehydration.
This issue is not about whether ERZL is safe in isolation.
It is about how it is presented, perceived, and potentially misunderstood in real-world settings.

ERZL is a commercially marketed electrolyte drink. However, its branding and advertising raise serious concerns.
*It should not be using ORSL in its communication.*
Why?
Because:
* ORSL itself is not the original medically recommended ORS
* Referencing ORSL in any form creates brand recall in the minds of consumers
* Instead of reducing confusion, it continues and reinforces it
When ERZL is positioned as a continuation or replacement of ORSL, it keeps that same association alive — especially among parents who may already believe ORSL was equivalent to ORS.
👉 This defeats the very purpose of regulatory action.

In pharmacy settings:
* People are often making quick decisions under stress
* They rely on familiar names and visual cues
* Branding can directly influence what they choose
If ERZL continues to build on ORSL recall, it risks being perceived as a medical solution for dehydration, even when it is not the same as ORS (the medically recommended solution).

There are also concerns around ingredients like sucralose, especially in children and with prolonged use, based on global health guidance.
This makes clear communication even more important.

After raising these concerns, I have received a legal notice from Johnson & Johnson and Kenvue.
This petition is not about conflict.
It is about:
* Clarity in healthcare communication
* Preventing consumer confusion
* Ensuring responsible branding and advertising
* Allowing doctors to raise public health concerns without hesitation

We urge the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India and the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare to:
1 *. Ensure that, since ERZL closely resembles ORSL, Kenvue is directed to rebrand it in a way that does not create recall or association with ORSL.*
2. Prevent misleading positioning that may confuse consumers
3. Strengthen enforcement at the pharmacy level
4. Ensure clear differentiation from medically recommended ORS
5. Protect healthcare professionals raising genuine concerns

In healthcare, even small confusion can have big consequences. Clear choices save lives.

@fssai @JPNadda
@MoHFW_INDIA @narendramodi
Stand for public health. Sign and share this petition to help protect every family from confusion in critical moments.
https://t.co/EzGFbVddDU

[Dr Mohammad Momin Khan @DrMohammadMomin]

It’s time for us to stand with @dr_sivaranjani, who has been served a legal notice by Kenvue (the consumer-health spin-off of Johnson & Johnson).
We support her courage in speaking up for patient safety and ethical medical practice.

[रामगुप्त सौरभ @ParasmeSaurabh]

RT's apprecciated.

Dosto I am sharing my horrible experinece how a brand (which I can't name due to copyright) tried to legally delete my channel by sending a copyright Strikes.

https://t.co/W3zyFRKOfM

I will thankyou everyone if you can share this video so that every brand will understand, money is not everything. Social Media is biggest power.

I cried for 90 days to share my nightmare with you all.

[Revant Himatsingka “Food Pharmer” @foodpharmer2]

I owe you all an apology.

I haven’t been active for a while. As a health educator, especially one who talks about health and awareness, I feel a huge responsibility.

The truth is I just wasn't in the right mental space. I did not want to show up half hearted & pretend that everything was going right in my life when it wasn't.

Thank you to everyone who checked in, it meant more than you know!

I’m feeling much better now. I’ve just posted my biggest video yet. Usually I expose 1 brand in 1 video. But in this video I have exposed 30+ brands in 1 video.

This is the riskiest video I’ve ever posted. 20 lakh people have already watched it.

The war against misleading marketing has just begun!

The link to the video is in the comments.

Let’s all unite and fight against junk food!

Lets Make India Healthy Again!

[Revant Himatsingka “Food Pharmer” @foodpharmer2]

Exposing 30+ companies in 18 minutes!

Today, I’m starting a war against food safety issues. Enough is enough!

[Revant Himatsingka “Food Pharmer” @foodpharmer2]

Have a break but don’t have a KitKat because

I compared a KitKat sold in Australia with one sold in India, and the numbers are sadly not surprising.

The Australian version contains:

-Milk solids – 20%
-Cocoa – 22%
-Added sugar – 21.7g

The Indian version contains:
-Milk solids – 16.1%
-Cocoa – 4.5%
-Added sugar – 28.9g

Indians are getting a significantly inferior version compared to Kit-Kat abroad. This is not just limited to the Kit-Kat but most packaged food items like Cerelac, Lays etc.

This is because of 3 reasons.

1.India is a price-sensitive country, and as a result companies put low quality ingredients. But costing alone doesn’t explain the full picture.

2.Our regulations are weak and they don’t prevent companies from giving us inferior products.

3.We as consumers do not question what we’re being served. That is exactly why I started Label Padhega India. Because unless we read and ask, nothing changes.

Companies rarely change because they feel guilty. Companies change if consumers unite and ask for it.

So it’s our responsibility, together, to speak up and make sure our voices are heard.

Let’s Make India Healthy Again.