@AmazonHelp@ajassy@JeffBezos@amazonIN spent 3 hrs with customer service. For a Prime Customer to get $14 refunded should not take 1 week of investigation. When did Amazon lose its "Customer Obsession" along the way. Maybe time to remind Amazonians about the Leadership Principles
@amazonIN Have been trying to raise a complaint for a Rs 1,400 refund for product not delivered. Amazon cust. serv. is unable to resolve and neither ack. my complaint. What is path to resolution? @ajassy with such poor CX, dont think you have a chance to become succesful in India
🚨 BIG STATEMENT BY RAVI ASHWIN ON USMAN TARIQ'S BOWLING 🚨
"Usman Tariq is coming in to bowl and then pause, the batsman has the right to move away. Batter can say, 'I thought he was stopping'. This is a real headache for umpires."
What's your take 🤔
@Airtel_Presence i am an Airtel Black customer. I complained on sep 3, 8 and 16 for wifi dropping intermittently. Each time the agent reboots router remotely without giving me a resolution. What is the escalation matrix as I can't get past the call center @TheSunilMittal
@TajHotels called up the claridges, delhi and they can't say what mode of payment is acceptable - cash / card / voucher. Not what i expect from a leading hotel chain of india. Not at least from Taj 😮💨
Superbly articulated by Priyanka Joshi.
"The world doesn’t know what to do with India.
We don’t fit their neat little boxes. We’re not white.
We’re not monotheistic.
We’re not ex-colonizers or submissive ex-colonized.
We are something they can’t decode.
We are too many things at once—ancient and modern, spiritual and scientific, emotional and logical.
We believe in gods and particles, karma and quantum.
We’re chaos that somehow moves forward.
That bothers them.
Because we aren’t supposed to succeed.
We don’t speak with one voice. We speak in thousands.
Our system isn’t clean. It’s noisy. It debates. It screams. But it works—because we’ve lived through worse and survived.
When we rise, they frown.
When we achieve, they doubt.
Because they still see us the way they chose to see us long ago—untrained, uncouth, and scattered.
But we’ve always known how to turn our mess into movement.
They don’t get that a billion people don’t need a single script.
They fear our success because it didn’t come from their textbooks, their aid, or their approval.
We remember being ruled, but we were never truly conquered.
We adapted, absorbed, transformed—but never disappeared.
And that is unsettling for those who thought we would.
India rising doesn’t fit their world order.
Because we didn’t wait for permission.
We didn’t rise from imitation—we rose from memory, from contradiction, from sheer force of will.
And that’s why they don’t celebrate our rise.
They resist it.
Because it wasn’t supposed to happen.”
Pakistan’s leading newspaper Dawn fact checks its own foreign minister and deputy prime minister for spreading fake news quoting a non existent article in @dailytelegraph of London! Good to see. And a salutary message to journalists/social media handles on BOTH sides of LOC: truth telling is NOT anti national, it keeps citizens informed and makes nations stronger!👍🙏
Pakistan's Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar held up a fake front page of the Daily Telegraph in Parliament, claiming #Pakistan's air force had established dominance over India
The morphed headline read - "Pakistan Air Force: The Undisputed King of the Skies"
The UK newspaper has debunked this claim, confirming no such edition was ever published
Worse he says "Guroor nahi kiya" 🤣
Embarrassing epic self-goal