I was going for my massage on my Activa and at a signal I was stood next to another Activa.
The uncle riding it, removed two packets of Gurkha, tore one small packet, threw the torn part and then opened the bigger packet and mixed the two and before he could throw the packet, I told him to please handover it to me, and told him that I will throw it in a dustbin.
Another uncle who observed this told the uncle that why would you litter your surroundings like this, he kept the empty packets in his pocket and drove away.
I don’t understand why can’t people keep small packets with them and throw it in a dustbin? Why do you want to litter and expect someone to pick up your trash.
When I see around or go out in public
> I see most of the people driving bigger cars than me on road.
> I see most of the people have bigger house than me.
> I see most of the people are buying costly things which I can't even dare to touch
But when I come home and check the number of people paying income tax, I find myself in top 0.5% of people paying income tax in India. Then who are those people with bigger car and home than me? They're certainly not just 0.5%.
The biggest failure of this Govt is that they are not able to expand tax base to make people with black money or cash income pay income tax. All they know is over burden already heavily taxed salaried class which is hardly 1-2%.
@AmazonHelp@amazonIN@amazon it seems you don't care your customers. Despite several complaints and follow up no positive response from your side. Your behavior is unlike MNC's companies. Your customer care is very rigid
@AmazonHelp cash back not received despite multiple complaints. Why you offer/promise schemes which you can't fulfill ?
This is not a MNC culture/behavior
@amazon cash back not received despite multiple complaints on customer care. This is not a MNC culture. Why you promise/offer schemes which you can't fulfill