MYNTRA EXPOSED ‼️‼️❌
They use UNETHICAL BUSINESS TACTICS TO TRICK THEIR USERS INTO PAYING MORE⚠️⚠️
Here is my bad experience.
I ordered 2 shirts and 2 pants from myntra on 02/11/2024
The total cost was ₹4541
Now last night when I checked the prices it was only ₹3380😱
@MyntraSupport The fact THAT I BOUGHT THEM DURING DIWALI SALES and prices dropped after sale still haunts me.
How clever you are at deceiving OWN CUSTOMERS
MYNTRA EXPOSED ‼️‼️❌
They use UNETHICAL BUSINESS TACTICS TO TRICK THEIR USERS INTO PAYING MORE⚠️⚠️
Here is my bad experience.
I ordered 2 shirts and 2 pants from myntra on 02/11/2024
The total cost was ₹4541
Now last night when I checked the prices it was only ₹3380😱
#SupremeCourt hears the case of the son of a dalit daily wager who cracked IIT Dhanbad but could not get admitted since he missed fees payment deadline
CJI: we cannot allow such a young talent boy to go away. He went to jharkhand legal services authority. then he is to chennai legal services and then he is sent to high court. he is a dalit boy being made to run from pillar to post.
Authority: It was not the login at last minute. in mock interview he was told to pay. NIC sent him a SMS and IIT sent him two whatsapp chats to finish payment..
CJI: he is the son of a daily wager.. there is something called.. we know technology is good.
Adv for petitioner: daily wage is 450 rupees. task of arranging 17,500 is a big deal. he collected the money from villagers
CJI: in article 142.. there are some cases we keep the law a little aside
@aadityagupta_ I WON'T HELP ANYBODY IN SEMESTER EXAMS 😤😤
If they want to pass they can buy college papers too.
I won't help these idiots come into the system.
@theliverdoc It's so sad that even very educated NON medicos people trust the AYURVEDA
I know people who are IAS
Who trust these ayurvedic Home remedies over "CHEMICAL CONTAINING ALLOPATHIC MEDICINES"
The Ministry of Ayush self-proclaimed that Ashwagandha is safe for use, based on an underpowered study on 80 (40 males, 40 females) participants who were all healthy volunteers.
This post is exactly what is wrong with scientific temperament in India. The shameless alternative medicine industry and its regulators use "scientific words" based on low-quality, poorly designed trials to mislead people from reality.
One, the study is not designed to assess safety. Even though randomized controlled trials are the principal means of establishing the efficacy of drugs, these trials are limited in size and duration and exclude high-risk populations. They have limited statistical power to detect rare but potentially serious adverse events in real-world patients.
https://t.co/pvVYfa3rwh
Two, the study is done in healthy participants. Healthy people do not require Ashwagandha. In fact, no one requires Ashwagandha because it has no clinically relevant benefits identified, but potential, serious adverse events in real world patients are increasingly reported.
https://t.co/WGep7qpQzQ
Three, there seems no point in looking at "safety" of a herb/supplement or drug, when it has no conclusive benefits. And when its mechanism of action remains unknown. It is akin to trying to find the highest speed at which a car can go without wheels.
Ashwagandha has not been identified for any clinically-relevant benefits and is currently useless for any disease condition. It also has the potential for adverse events, because of which developed and scientifically progressive countries are looking at banning its use as a dietary supplement.
https://t.co/ssvtVm0MV9 & https://t.co/nqx7eKpWdK
Four, the current study, endorsed by India's apex pseudoscience organization, in a journal that publishes third-rate pseudoscientific content, without realistic methodological prowess, involving cherry-picked participants who are unlikely to be harmed and for a duration which is quite small to detect major adverse events is like Ashwagandha only.
Absolutely useless.
PS: Read more about realistic dangerous aspects of Ashwagandha (and also how Ayush is liver toxic), from our information packed invited, expert papers:
1. Complementary and alternative medicines and liver disease https://t.co/uQqPqlgOWE
2. A comprehensive review on the hepatotoxicity of herbs used in the Indian (Ayush) systems of alternative medicine https://t.co/8MqHpr5s0E