@amazon@amazonIN
What the hell is your ofm issue?
It's a dead end for customers.I have mailed you and have been talking to your executives frm 3 days to get it resolved, yet I am her banging my head on a dead wall. a prime customer facing such issue, god bless normal customers.
@AmazonHelp It's the same whataboutery which I have mentioned in the thread earlier, kindly tell me straightaway that you people can't help and customer has to be held hostile by your ofm team and customer executives, that would be a better help to get a clear answer.
@AmazonHelp This also won't help, my experience with Amazon says that this is just another passing the ball game, which will waste my time and energy and nothing else, you people just take the money for a service which you don't provide, straightaway fraudery.
@AmazonHelp If this is the kidn of service and help you people offer, then god bless your customers who seek and expect any kind of help from you. I am deleting the Amazon app from my phone along with my family members.
@AmazonHelp Likhita, your executives are just beating around the bush and asking me to do reply to a feedback email, and tap a link which redirects me to the order section, what is this help? Just ridiculous.
As a soldier I am gratified that India’s democracy has shown the world how to deal with CIA inspired coloured revolutions. Remember Tienan men square in 1989 when PLA was forced to use tanks to crush the students uprising?Closer home Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and Nepal had equally failed to deal with such coloured revolutions. So how did India do it? Most coloured revolutions identify a genuine cause/ https://t.co/bGH1hGs0cy Nepal and Sri Lanka it was abject corruption & neopotism, in Bangladesh it was 35% reservations for Mukti jodhas. In india they chose leakage of NEET https://t.co/dVhBzuDSz7 was a genuine cause that effected young students & their Middle class parents. In Bangla Desh Mohd Yunis was parachuted from Washington. In India youth Leaders were parachuted from Boston and Dubai and some remained in Germany. Phase one is this build up of anger on a genuine issue. Initially Govt was adamant that Mr Pradhan would not resign. That snow balled anger and Instagram was the prime platform. The agitation spread to many cities. Alarm bells Rang . The indian govt acted in an intelligent & sensitive manner to address the main cause of angst. Mr Pradhan was asked to resign and remedial legislation & measures announced. Meanwhile Playbook went into phase2 with introduction of over 2800 Anti- social elements to attack police and introduce violence. Policemen were viciously attacked. In Nepal, Iran and Bangladesh rooftop snipers had been used to kill both police and students. That would take it to level next for action against all police and law and order agencies. The original aim was forgotten in build up to mob lynching, looting and arson. India tripped up the agitation by addressing root causes and not letting violence escalate. Sourav Das did try to challenge the Supreme Court order of no FIRs against students but certainly against the Gundas & gangsters. His defiance gave the whole show away. It was the familiar playbook in action. It was not designed to set India’s exam system right but overthrow a duly elected govt. Indian govt has exhibited the sensitivity of Self- correction & taken the wind out of the sails of this incipient movement.
What’s happening these days, you are free to oppose anyone,Everyone has the right to their own opinion!!
But when you speak about Prabhu Shree Ram, choose your words with respect!!
Shree Ram is very kind and may forgive our mistakes, but Hanuman ji’s devotion and love for Shree Ram are beyond measure!!
Disrespect towards Prabhu Shree Ram is not something Hanuman ji takes lightly!!
#SitaRamHanuman
Abhinav Pandey’s timeline in 24 hours:
📍 Blame CJP for starting violence & stone-pelting.
📍 Get backlash from followers.
📍 U-turn at night & blame the police instead.
=> High time people stop relying on view-hungry creators for news.
Visited Irani Cafe, Pune
There was clear display about the sunflower cooking oil, where their paneer is sourced from etc.
It’s a win for Maharashtra FDA and, more importantly, for consumers. 👏
Thanks to @Tukaram_IndIAS sir
Bull markets are rarely driven by smart money alone. Smart money builds the foundation. Dumb money builds the skyscraper.
Institutional investors, HNIs and seasoned investors usually step in when fear is high. They absorb supply, create strong bottoms, and build a solid base. They don’t create euphoric bull runs.
The explosive phase begins when retail “dumb money” enters, buying almost anything regardless of valuation. That’s what fuels momentum and pushes stocks far beyond fair value.
The current market is different.
Retail participation has cooled, but the smart money that would normally be accumulating aggressively isn’t showing up either. Capital is being diversified across global markets, multiple geographies, and alternative asset classes instead of concentrating in Indian equities.
That’s why we’re seeing weak breakouts, shallow follow-through, and 10–30% returns becoming the new normal instead of the outsized gains investors became accustomed to.
Looking ahead, there are only two meaningful triggers:
1. Ghar wapasi means return of smart money that rebuilds a strong market base.
2. A fresh wave of retail participation that starts buying aggressively, irrespective of valuations.
The bigger question, however, is this:
How attractive will Indian equities remain versus other opportunities, especially with capital gains taxes reducing post-tax returns, elevated valuations leaving little room for disappointment, and higher interest rates making fixed-income alternatives increasingly competitive?
Until that equation improves, expecting broad-based runaway rallies may be optimistic.
If the Indus Waters Treaty, signed in 1960, was a vital instrument of regional peace, stability, and cooperation, how come Pakistan initiated the 1965 war, the war in 1971 took place.
Pakistan has discarded the 1972 Simla Agreement.
In the 1990s Pakistan made terrorism an instrument of state policy.
Mumbai and several other terror attacks,even against the Indian parliament, were sponsored.
The Kargil aggression occurred after Vajpayee made the Lahore visit.
Army Chief Munir openly talks of irreconcilable differences between Hindus and Muslims in saying that their "religion, customs, traditions, thoughts, and ambitions" are entirely different.
Teror can be used as a weapon but “shared waters must never be weaponized.”
Other bridges, including trade, can be broken, but water “ must remain a bridge between nations”.
Even under the IWT Pakistan did all it could to complicate and delay Indian run of the river projects permitted by the IWT on rivers allotted to Pakistan.
@MIshaqDar50