Tourism in India can really take off if
1. We offer cleaner sites
2. The eco system ensures no fleecing of tourists at any front
3. A more orderly structure , and ppl are made to follow rules.
@pankajtibre Totally agree. It feels like we risk our sanity (and sometimes our lives) just by stepping onto Mumbai’s roads.
Every year, road accidents take more lives than terrorism in India, yet we treat it like “normal.”
Why can’t we have a dedicated war room for traffic and road safety?
@themahavir continue to have access to best-in-class cashless services & quality healthcare across the country.
We are actively engaging with AHPI & its member hospitals to arrive at an amicable resolution at the earliest, always keeping our policyholders’ interests at the centre
@themahavir Bajaj Response to this : Dear Partner,
This is with regards to the recent news in the media about AHPI’s advisory to its member hospitals in North India. We want to reassure you that at Bajaj Allianz General Insurance, our foremost priority remains ensuring that our customers
It’s is sad and disappointing after living in financial capital and heavily spends on infrastructure there are no good roads to travel not controlled traffic we spend heavy on taxes but there is not thing for us on event days we face 3 hours to reach 25 km and on regular days it