@CaptShaktiLumba There are many in this circle, they think they are doing the best high class job and expect entire nation will give salute and stands in front of them with folded hand. Basically Chapris from affluent class
After 4 decades of service with excellence, he waited for 6months and now within 24 hrs owners begin process To find N Chandrasekaran's successor. What a hard truth of corporate life.
#TATA#CORPORATE https://t.co/6ix2MdihPA
@ShivAroor@VishnuNDTV Unbelievable,it cannot be a Tata company.Sad to believe,how these bunch of cheaters along with so called false Airline experts joined AIRINDIA and spoiling the names of TATAs.
Can't believe this! Where is TATA touch among employees? After last year Ahmedabad mess? How these airline domain experts managing this company now? Sad to see
@Chhotukingoffi1 We respect our religion but, this uncivilized practice can cost a missed flight, train,meeting or emergency patient in ambulance. Administration must take care of these.
Dear @airindia we have deep respect and attachment with your name, requesting you to please rethink on cobrand card and points structure. There are no HDFC,Axis, ICICI version, which can give 1:1 maharaja points and vouchers on renewal or milestones.missing my club Vistara days.
“PAPA… BAHUT MAARA HAI… LAGTA HAI MAR HI DENGE.” 💔
(“PAPA… THEY HAVE BEATEN ME BADLY… I FEEL THEY MAY KILL ME.”)
These heartbreaking words, reportedly spoken by 27-year-old Parnika Jain in her final desperate call to her father before her death in April 2025, continue to haunt everyone who hears them.
She was married to Dr. Ayush Bhadora. According to her family, behind the image of a professional family was a nightmare of alleged domestic violence, controlling behaviour, paranoia-driven surveillance, physical abuse, dowry harassment, and threats.
Her family alleges that when Parnika wanted to leave the marriage, she faced further pressure and blackmail. Then came that terrifying call to her father:
“PAPA… BAHUT MAARA HAI… LAGTA HAI MAR HI DENGE.”
The next day, she was found dead.
While her in-laws have reportedly claimed suicide, her family has questioned the circumstances and alleged that this was not a suicide but a case requiring investigation as dowry death
The questions raised by her family demand answers:
Why was her family informed hours later?
Why do they allege that they had to struggle to get an FIR registered?
Why was the residence not immediately sealed, raising concerns about possible loss of evidence?
Why did the family raise concerns about the post-mortem arrangements at a hospital connected to her husband’s workplace?
Why did a young woman’s cries for help allegedly go unheard?
Parnika’s story forces us to confront an uncomfortable reality: education, degrees, and financial independence alone do not protect women from violence.
A YOUNG WOMAN LOST HER LIFE BECAUSE A MAN’S INSECURITIES, EGO, AND THE SILENCE AROUND DOWRY HARASSMENT WERE ALLOWED TO GROW IN A CULTURE THAT HATES WOMEN