@Itsme_Soorya@AkasaAir Yes! ETA at Bangalore is showing 3:23 AM. There is absolutely no coordination between any of the staffers - everyone's clueless.
@Itsme_Soorya@AkasaAir@AkasaAir it was my mother's first time on an Akasa flight, and after seeing this tomfoolery, I would never suggest your airline to anyone.
You will have to provide us a refund according to DGCA rules if the delay goes beyond 6 hours. Best of luck.
@Itsme_Soorya@AkasaAir@AkasaAir my mother is on QP1551 right now, and it's still not taken off.
From your staff, someone's saying there are technical issues, someone's saying there are passengers yet to board... Even state government buses have much better coordination.
@chiragbarjatya Helmet violations are taken quite seriously in Bangalore. Potentially hefty fines and proactive traffic police have really helped in ensuring this rule stays intact. In Pune, I've been gawked at for wearing a pillion helmet - kyunki saamne waale usually nahi pehente.
@godbole_shilpa The amount of weird excuses I've heard:
-Can't hear horn
-Low speeds
-Heavy on head
-I'm not a chain snatcher
-I'm not a coward
-First repair the roads
Proud helmet-dhaari here. Groups like @helmet_1pune deserve more support in making Pune liveable.
@KamathGurudutt I got into a two-wheeler accident at 5 kmph in jam-packed traffic. I was thrown off my bike and injured myself. Fortunately, I was wearing a helmet, and hence, was safe.
I would rather pay helmet makers and traffic cops to ensure my safety.
I've been called an idiot by a few for riding with a helmet (incl. pillion now), following signals, not driving on the wrong side, overtaking from the right, using indicators, stopping for pedestrians, and much more. All in Pune, nowhere else.
I'll always be a proud idiot.
Pune is a nightmare for law abiding commuters who are a minority. Violators commit every traffic offence known to mankind & that too with utmost shameless impunity ness while traffic police are as good as non-existent.
@nachiket1982 Five years back in Pashan, I told a wrong-side biker blocking my way to go on the correct side. He replied with 'Nigh l****ya.' He, with other drivers was on the wrong lane across the divider.
Bad driving has always been glorified in Pune. Unfortunately, this will never cease.
Bangalore atleast has city buses, traffic policing, better drivers and many humble people who mind their own business. Drunk/underage driving is socially unacceptable. Public property is treated better by citizens.
P.S. BTP cops also don't abuse you using your skin colour.
VCs - please consider moving to Pune instead of Bangalore.
Has the weather.
Better in infra.
Better sense of humor.
Not that it matters to you modern day zamindaars, zamin is cheaper as well.
Other than international flight connectivity, Pune is a better choice in almost all aspects.
@Kuma50531Kumar@ravihanda Bangalore has something called a city bus service and traffic rules. Even with worse roads, frequent buses and law-abiding citizens (well, most) still amaze me.
Pune, well... Let's not disgrace BMTC. Also, driving on ORR (of all roads lol) is better than anywhere in Pune.
Totally against the enforcement of mandatory helmet usage. It's the best way to keep moronic drivers in their place - Hell, after they (fortunately) die.
(Bad driving is typical Pune culture anyway. Be ready for people justifying brain-dead behaviour.)
In a bid to reduce the rising number of fatalities in road accidents involving two-wheeler riders, Pune authorities are set to enforce a mandatory helmet rule. Justice Abhay Sapre has emphasised the need for riders and pillion passengers to wear helmets that meet road safety standards. He has further suggested organising a Road Safety Week to raise awareness about traffic rules. Justice Sapre, Chairman of the Supreme Court-appointed Road Safety Committee, has directed all relevant authorities to strictly implement road safety regulations and devise a comprehensive policy to prevent the loss of innocent lives.
Reported by: Laxman More
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Remember travelling from Raidurgam to Jubilee Hills in a TSRTC Metro Express. Have had most locals reply to me in Hindi after hearing my pathetic Telugu in the past, but the conductor on this bus corrected my Telugu without any judgement. ☺
I survived the initial three years in news reporting with just Hindi, Dakkani and broken Telugu. Hyderabad is love, love and only full of love to everyone who comes here. It is the city with the biggest heart towards non -locals 💜
@writer_ladki Wrong side drivers. In Bangalore you see these auto, Yulu and NTorq guys driving like shitheads on the wrong side. In Pune, the whole city drives on the wrong side 🥲
Reminds me of my internship in a prominent newspaper'a Mumbai bureau. Just that I survived. The irony is, many journalists mourning Mr. Nandgaonkar's death would still behave with their peers/interns this way and even justify it.
The Hindustan Times senior journalist #SatishNandgaonkar, died after suffering a cardiac arrest outside his office. His wife alleged that he was humiliated by his editor, which may have contributed to his death.
@tweets_prateekg reports.
https://t.co/26dg29qj6L
Just came home completing my work #RameshwaramCafeBlast site and scrolled twitter !
Saw comments like
“blast happend while ghee coffe experiment”
“did the bomb explode 60% in Kannada”
How INSENSITIVE are we growing as a society !!! What are we giving to our next generation ?