Hamare Zamane ki Raksha-bandhan ads 😭❤️🩹
This is what it is supposed to look like
Can't even think the type of impact Kriti's shitty Propaganda ad will have on 5-17 years old kids
🚨 Airtel has discontinued several popular prepaid plans, including Rs 299, Rs 319, Rs 579, Rs 619, Rs 649, and Rs 799 in India.
Cheapest unlimited plan - ₹349
the fact that he loved her so much that, after a lifetime of longing and yearning, he sought her permission one last time “toh ijaazat hai, jaun?” before leaving this world. this shattered me in every possible way https://t.co/cbEvj0rsU4
₹300 paid. 60 minutes wait. Opened the box, rotten smell from the mushrooms and even the rice. Entire Mushroom Pulao went straight into the dustbin.
And the real shock? No proper complaint channel. No human support. Only options: take ₹80 coupon/refund or “share feedback” and close the case. So customers either accept peanuts or stay silent?
@zomato this is not service, this is escaping responsibility. You take full payment, charge platform & delivery fees, but won’t ensure basic food safety or allow customers to actually talk to support.
@deepigoyal, food quality at partner restaurants is not being monitored and genuine complaints are being pushed away. Customers are not feedback forms, and unsafe food is not a small issue. Fix your quality checks and customer support immediately.
In December 2012, a young woman was raped for hours in a moving bus in Delhi. She later died from her injuries. That moment shook India. Streets filled. Voices rose. The nation claimed its conscience had awakened.
At that very same time, somewhere in this country, a 15-year-old girl was growing up unaware that 13 years later she would face the same horror in NCR but this time in silence.
On 28 December 2025, a 28-year-old woman was gang-raped for over two hours in a moving van and thrown onto the road, broken and bleeding.
The crime was similar.
The brutality was the same.
But the society was different.
In 2012, we were outraged.
In 2025, we are numb.
More than 100 women are raped every single day in India. Not as headlines. Not as emergencies. Just as statistics we scroll past. This is not ignorance. This is moral exhaustion. A dead conscience.
A society that can no longer be shocked by violence against women has already failed them. And make no mistake: if this doesn’t disturb you, if it doesn’t anger you, if it doesn’t move you to demand change, then the crime isn’t happening somewhere else. It is happening within us, and in your mind.
The conscience must rise again.
Because every woman deserves a safer country. And every society that looks away deserves to be called out.
Dear Telecom companies,
I have two SIM cards. One is for personal use and the other is for a different purpose. I do not need data on the second SIM, so why am I forced to buy monthly plans with data?
I am ready to pay for validity, calls, and SMS. I do not want your data. Many people already have broadband at home and they also do not want your data.
Just because you have good signal across India does not mean you can do whatever you want. You have removed small plans, and your voice-only plans now cost almost the same as regular plans.
Trust me, these companies will do anything to earn more profit. It will get even worse in the future if TRAI keeps sleeping.