@LICIndiaForever Appreciate if you could kindly update what about Policies which are auto debited vide ECS mandate & what's the relaxation duration.
DGCA और उड्डयन मंत्री आखिर कब ध्यान देंगे?
एयर टिकट इतना महंगा होने के बावजूद यात्रियों के सामानों की येसी दुर्गति?
जापान और चीन से उड्डयन मंत्रालय कुछ सीखे कि लगेज को कैसे हैंडिल करना है।
@PMOIndia Suddenly condolences for people of punjab, or is it just for political purpose.
You CHEAP MIND PM,
Go sell your tea again, we don’t need you, illiterate person.
#saynotobjp worst party of india.
This is the corruption level of babus. Not just taking money !!
I know babus have amassed thousands of crores like this
Everywhere and in Haryana top ,@NayabSainiBJP along with of course the big politicians who are in power due to the land networth they own.
"Fauji toh chor hote hai," say UP cops as they slap Air force personnel 70 times
In UP's Kanpur, Nitish Sachan, an Air Force personnel was allegedly dragged by his collar by policemen, taken to police station and slapped 70-80 times to the point that the ear drum was ruptured.
Colonel Anil Yadav, a Veteran in late 50s, on the night of 21 February 2026 was assaulted by a group of six men on the road while returning from the Medanta Hospital in Gurgaon after attending to his ailing father.
He was driving alone when a car in the lane on his right suddenly swerved to the left and though he tried to brake and avoid it, his car touched it.
Being a Veteran, it came naturally to him to address the situation upfront so he got out to inspect the damage. Six men alighted from the other car carrying beer bottles and started arguing with him even though he was open to compensate for the minor damage monetarily. But they had other designs and began assaulting him with beer bottles and punches. They also damaged hia car with beer bottles braking the windscreen and lights etc.
They pushed him into their car and tried to drive away with him but they couldn't figure out how to get his car moving, so they couldn't take him away to a secluded spot.
Ultimately they had to escape as traffic was piling up, but only after getting money from him.
Veteran had to be rushed to a hospital and is admitted there after the emergency medical protocol.
Gurgaon Police IO, Sector 50 Police Station, detailed for this case, has still not found time to come to the hospital and take his statement, leave alone an FIR. She prematurely somehow also assumes that the Veteran might be the one who beat up six people after hitting their car and quietly drove away.
We need to address this growing trend of young men on the streets feeling unaccountable, 'above the law' and 'entitled'. They think they can get away with anything and are actually looking for easy victims.
With these kind of men on the streets, no one is safe and our citizens are specially vulnerable to such unprovoked, 'spur of the moment' violence.
Now, let's help the Veteran and Act as per Law
@DC_Gurugram@gurgaonpolice@dcptrafficggm@TrafficGGM@cmohry@police_haryana@RajBhavanHry@HMOIndia@DefenceMinIndia@PMOIndia@DIAV20@HQ_IDS_India@adgpi@MLJ_GoI@arjunrammeghwal
Police Station Sector 50 Gurugram knows where to find the Veteran
Can we solve this case expeditiously and institute adequate measures to instill law and order in Delhi NCR?
@NayabSainiBJP@gupta_rekha@myogiadityanath@LtGovDelhi
We Must !
@AmitShah@narendramodi
JAI HIND 🇮🇳
PS - Above is the incident version of the Veteran who is admitted in Hospital while hoodlums are at large
@Warrior_Mukul I am no expert on such matters but do feel that this could be brought to notice of concerned officials directly rather than raising it on social media.
🇮🇳 Day 83 #SPARSHFailsVeterans -
A Respectful Cry for Justice and Morale!
📢 We, Tri-Service Veterans of India, continue our fight for over 30 lakh Ex-Servicemen plagued by SPARSH’s Pension crisis, a battle launched on 24 Feb 25, (with 24,900 views)
[https://t.co/R1uRifVpsm]
fights revised pension delays & glitches crushing jawans, JCOs, Officers, & widows.
Indian Express (27 Jul & 03 Aug 25)
[https://t.co/trd2R1rdol]
& Moneycontrol (14 Jul 25)
[https://t.co/1LsTOd5kpZ]
amplify our cause.
🚨 RTI filed 10 Aug 25 (MODEF/R/E/25/25999) to Defence Secretary Shri Rajesh Kumar Singh demands :
1️⃣ Why did PCDA(P) use legacy PPOs and not ePPOs, leaving 50% data blank/wrong?
2️⃣ Why force non-tech-savvy pensioners in remote areas to fix it when PCDA(P) holds verified data?
3️⃣ Why Overburden Record Offices for Verification of Updates, once PCDA(P) is already holding the verified data.
4️⃣ How many grievances remain unresolved, and for how long (6 months to 3+ years), including :
▪️non-revised OROP-3 pensions, disability pensions, age-based pensions (80+ years)
▪️incorrect personal data (names, dates of birth, spouse details, handicapped children, legal guardians), missing family members.
▪️service data (Rank, Name, Gallantry Awards, Commission dates, Arms/Corps).
✴️ Ex-Servicemen Implore Hon'ble @PMOIndia@narendramodi Ji and
@DefenceMinIndia@rajnathsingh Ji
direct Defence Secretary Shri Rajesh Kumar Singh & CGDA Shri Raj Kumar Arora to reply to RTI & use it to fix SPARSH, honoring our Ex-Servicemen who safeguarded our nation’s safety, security, & integrity.
🙏 Proposed Solutions :
▪️PCDA (P) to assume responsibility for updating blank/wrong data, relieving Pensioners and Record Offices.
▪️Cross-check and update SPARSH data against PCDA (P) records as needed.
▪️Revise flow charts to differentiate updates for fresh and old retirees, reducing workload (e.g., avoid treating old retirees as new).
▪️Maintain grievances open until resolved and data updated.
▪️Provide an opt-out option for pre-2016 Pensioners (>60 years) and family pensioners to banks.
▪️Augment DAD manpower at PCDA (P), with potential support from Armed Forces technocrats if required.
▪️Should CGDA disagree, we urge an independent CAG audit to identify SPARSH’s failure causes and enable remedial action.
@SpokespersonMoD
#ShRajeshKumarSingh #DefenceSecy
@DefenceAccounts
#ShRajKumarArora #CGDA
🎖️ Ex-Servicemen urge
@HQ_IDS_India
#GeneralAnilChauhan #CDS
@adgpi
#GeneralUpendraDwivedi #COAS
@indiannavy
#AdmiralDineshKTripathi #CNS
@IAF_MCC
#AirChiefMarshalAPSingh #CAS
to recommend the Proposed Solutions or a CAG audit of SPARSH PCDA (Pensions) to the Hon'ble Prime Minister.
📰 Media, please seek MoD’s RTI response for Ex-Servicemen!
@IndianExpress@grewal_sharma@manaman_chhina@moneycontrolcom@PriyanshVerma4@nalinmehta@AdityaRajKaul@thetribunechd@ajaynewsman@htTweets@rahulsinghx@timesofindia @rajatpTOI
@ndtv@ShivAroor@nitin_gokhale@ANI@ajitkdubey@AnumaVidisha@ravish_journo@abhisar_sharma@ragarwal@ColTekpal@BrigMahalingam
#VeteransDeserveBetter
#TirangaYatraUtsav
@AjaySingh_SG Shame on Spicejet, the attitude exhibited by Spice Jet staff reflect the mindset & ethos of your Organisation.
Don't start giving justification by your stupid tweet.
@AjaySingh_SG It's absolutely shamefull that you civilans don't deserve any respite ....am not sure what kind of ego do you people carry ...
# boycottspicejet#
@AjaySingh_SG Bas ek ehsaan karna Armed Forces pe koi ehsaan na karna... We are better on our own.. don't try to gain footage by tweeting such hollow narrative
@PTI_News@PTI_News if you are calling yourself a news organisation, have the gumption to present other side of story too !!! … ARMY wala Bol ke Kashmiri staff assaulted the Officer first !!!
PTI believes in Third Party version ❓❓❓❓❓❓Not expected
Another Version
*It is truly disturbing to see how biased and irresponsible certain media platforms can be—publishing one-sided narratives without any real investigation or attempt to understand the full story. The recent coverage regarding the incident involving a serving Indian Army officer and SpiceJet staff at Srinagar Airport on 26 July 2025 is a glaring example of such reckless journalism.*
I was present at the boarding gate and personally witnessed the entire episode unfold. What actually happened is in stark contrast to what’s being peddled by SpiceJet and amplified by some media outlets.
The officer in question, arrived alone, carrying only a small cabin bag weighing around 8–9 kg. He had no check-in baggage and was travelling on short urgent leave due to a personal family emergency. His bag had already been cleared at the check-in counter by the SpiceJet staff without objection.
However, things suddenly changed at the boarding gate. A few SpiceJet ground staff, around 4–5 of them, confronted him aggressively about the bag’s weight—despite it being the same one already cleared. The officer calmly explained his situation and even attempted to lighten the bag by removing some clothes and discarding them, just to avoid any confrontation. Instead of assisting, the SpiceJet staff grew louder and more confrontational. I clearly heard one of them say mockingly, “Aaj army wala fansa hai.” It was clear they saw this as an opportunity to intimidate and possibly extract a fine.
When he requested to speak with a senior official, they refused. No effort was made to resolve the matter professionally. Suddenly, the gate was shut in front of him while he was still trying to speak. At that point, the staff appeared to close ranks and became increasingly hostile. A minor scuffle broke out when he tried to reason with them. He was clearly outnumbered, surrounded by 4–5 staffers, and visibly shaken.
Let’s be clear—he was alone and unarmed. They were many, aggressive, and controlling the situation. Any suggestion that he "assaulted" them is not just misleading—it’s a fabrication. From what I saw, he was the one who sustained visible injuries. But now, some SpiceJet staff, claiming minor bruises, rushed to lodge an FIR and get admitted to hospital, which frankly looked like an attempt to shield themselves and flip the script.
*What’s worse is that a few media outlets have now irresponsibly picked up SpiceJet’s version, completely ignoring the officer’s side or even trying to verify facts. This is not just unfair—it’s dangerous journalism.*
The truth is simple: a man in uniform, travelling alone, was mistreated, insulted, and ultimately manhandled by an unprofessional and aggressive airline staff. And now, instead of accountability, we’re seeing a PR cover-up, backed by selective media reporting.
It is imperative that the public and authorities hear both sides and let facts—not manipulated narratives—decide what justice looks like.