Expiry date is not a guarantee of product quality.
I received this product with an expiry period extending up to December 2027, but the condition of the product has raised a serious concern.
As clearly visible in the pictures, there are dark/ black patches and unusual discouration inside the container, which does not look normal for a properly stored product.
Even though the product is Technically within its expiry date, the appearance and condition of the product are concerning.
Consumer trust Brands to provide products that are not only within the expiry date but also safe, fresh properly sealed and fit for use.
An expiry date should never become an excuse to ignore changes in the product's appearance or quality.
👉is this is this acceptable for a product that is still within its stated expiry period..?
👉what would cause such dark disloration inside the container..?
👉should consumers continue using a product when its appearance has change changed like this..?
I request the company to investigate this batch, check and manufacturing and storage conditions, and provide a clear explanation.
Consumer safety and product to quality should always come before everything else.
I travelled in First AC for the first time, but surprisingly, it wasn’t for luxury—it was actually to save money.
I had an exam early in the morning in a city nearly 400 km away. My original plan was to take the Duronto a day earlier, stay overnight at a hotel or dormitory, and appear for the exam the next morning.
Then I found another train that could get me there just before my exam. There was only one seat left—and it was in First AC.
So, for the first time, I booked a First AC ticket. Sometimes, the most expensive-looking option can actually turn out to be the most practical one.
A ₹50 lakh loan from SBI, and now a ₹25.3 lakh settlement has put the entire family in a difficult situation.
My cousin’s father had taken a ₹50 lakh loan from SBI.
Last year, he suffered severe kidney failure and had to start dialysis.
His health kept deteriorating, and he was unable to work for nearly 8 months.
Income stopped,
EMIs stopped..
Rapido’s new business model is clear now:
Don’t look at the meter.
Look at the estimate.
Then quietly cut an extra ₹25.₹158 ride.
₹183 shock.
Excuse already packed:
The distance turned out more than estimated.”
🤡Bro, the estimate was yours.
The road was ours.
The meter belonged to the auto. You just hit the yellow button
and started looting at 4 AM.This isn’t Rapido anymore.
It’s Rape-ido. Now tell us —
is the meter wrong,
@rapidoapp_ 🤧
19-year-old Shubhashree Sahu is making headlines with her social media journey. 😳📱
Odisha-based influencer, model and content creator, she is reportedly earning around ₹30 lakh per month through Instagram subscriptions. 💰🔥
With a massive following, her story shows just how powerful the creator economy has become.
A daily-wage worker in Delhi earns around ₹700 a day. Yesterday, he spent ₹220 of his hard-earned money on a Zomato order, thinking he would finally have a good, filling meal. 💔
He ordered 4 Rumali Rotis and Butter Chicken for ₹218.
But when the order arrived, the Butter Chicken was replaced with Korma, while the rotis were reportedly in such poor condition that they were not fit to eat.
For someone earning ₹700 a day, ₹220 is not “just ₹220.” It represents hours of hard work and sweat.
A refund can replace the money, but it cannot undo the disappointment of a meal someone was genuinely looking forward to. 😔
BSNL SIM not available in the shop today...
My friend had to port her SIM from Airtel to BSNL, so she went to 5 shops, but the SIM was not available at any of them.
BSNL's network is different from Airtel and Jio... Read news
Sofia Ansari earns ₹11.47 lakh monthly from subscription revenue alone...
6374 people pay ₹180 per month to view their exclusive content.
Sofia Ansari showed something to her subscribers for just ₹180... Read news.
Rakhi Sawant said Rohit Sharma kicked me in the stomach...
It's a question of bread, where will you go after kicking me in the stomach, Rohit Sharma?
The king of Mumbai is not Rohit, but Rakhi, Mumbai’s… Read news.
A foreigner was visiting India for the first time.
He had visited major tourist destinations, eaten delicious food, and enjoyed Indian culture.
Then he spotted a small roadside salon.
He decided to get a shave there. Although the salon was small, the barber shaved him with great care and precision.
When the work was finished, the foreigner smiled and asked, "How much did it cost?"
The barber replied calmly, "Only $1..." (about ₹85). The foreigner was astonished.
He couldn't believe such a good service could be obtained at such a low price. Happily, he took $5 from his pocket and handed it to the barber.
But the barber returned $4, saying, "Sir, I'll only take what I deserve for my hard work."
I can't sell my integrity for more than I need.
The foreigner remained silent for a moment. As he left, he said, "Today I got not just a shave, but also the honesty and humanity of India."
A very worrying scene was witnessed at the railway station today.
A family, having missed their train due to delays in purchasing tickets, ran after the moving train.
The train was steadily increasing in speed, but they were desperately trying to board it at any cost.
The saddest thing was that RPF personnel were present nearby,
but no one took the initiative to stop and explain to them. If a major accident had occurred at that time, who would have taken responsibility?
We immediately explained to the family, "Brother, no ticket or money is more important than life.
Take the next train, but don't risk your life."
They obeyed, bought tickets for another train, and safely resumed their journey.
Boarding a moving train is never an act of bravery, but a fatal mistake.
The responsibility of the railways and security forces is to ensure the safety of passengers,
and it is the responsibility of all of us to educate anyone who is vulnerable to such dangers.
A ticket can be reclaimed, but not a life.
A few days ago, a man purchased an iPhone 17, 256GB Mist Blue. The phone cost ₹78,900.
After adding 9% CGST and 9% SGST, the total GST came to ₹12,402, bringing the total cost of the phone to ₹91,302.
But the biggest problem was that he didn't have the money to buy the phone.
He borrowed money on interest and bought such an expensive phone just to fulfill his hobby.
Now, he's unable to repay the loan or the interest.
Out of compulsion, he had to ask a friend for money. The important thing is that if he didn't have the money,
then don't buy such an expensive phone just for the sake of hobby, but he ignored that advice.
Having a hobby isn't wrong, but taking a loan for a hobby that you can't afford to repay is like inviting trouble.
An expensive phone may bring temporary happiness, but its debt can cause long-term stress.
So, be sure to assess your financial situation before making any major purchase.
Hobbies are a good thing, but spending beyond your means is not wise.
Yesterday, I went to a cafe, where I first had coffee. After that, I felt like drinking something cold.
So I asked the guy there for a bottle of Coke. But as soon as I got the bottle, I checked its expiration date.
To my surprise, the bottle had already expired.
What was most surprising was that the other Coke bottles in the fridge had also expired.
And many customers were buying and drinking them without checking the date. Perhaps no one noticed.
It's the responsibility of cafe or shop owners to ensure that customers are not given any expired products.
And to periodically check the expiration date of all products kept in the fridge.
But we also have a responsibility. Next time you buy Coke, juice, water, or any other packaged drink,
be sure to check the expiration date before drinking. Don't trust just the brand. A few seconds of caution can save you from trouble.
Fungal-Like Layer Found on Sweets, Questions Raised Over Haldiram’s Quality Control
Yesterday, a customer purchased sweets worth ₹1,208 from Haldiram’s Rohtak Road Store. The customer expected that sweets from a reputed brand would be fresh and of good quality.
But after reaching home and opening the box, the customer was shocked to see what was inside. 😳
A fungal-like layer was clearly visible on the sweets, raising serious concerns about their quality, freshness, and storage.
Most importantly, the customer has the purchase bill as proof. According to the bill, a total of ₹1,208 was paid for the purchase.
When customers buy sweets from a large and trusted brand, they are not just buying a product—they are trusting the brand for quality and safety. If the condition of the sweets is like this, it is natural for that trust to come under question.
@Haldirams, please take this matter seriously and investigate:
🔹 How did the sweets reach this condition?
🔹 Were the sweets checked for quality before being sold to the customer?
🔹 How long had the sweets been stored?
🔹 Were proper storage and hygiene standards being followed?
The bill is available, the condition of the sweets is visible in the pictures, and the matter is now in the public domain.
Haldiram’s should now provide a clear response to this complaint and explain how such sweets were sold to a customer. 🚨
A first-time traveller landed in Kazakhstan with ₹2,500 in his pocket, only to discover that Indian rupees wouldn’t help him much at the airport. 😳✈️
He went straight to the currency exchange counter and converted the money into Kazakhstani Tenge.
That’s when he noticed something interesting — the airport exchange rate was much less favourable, and he ended up receiving noticeably less than he could have got elsewhere. 💸
But he still exchanged only enough to cover immediate expenses like transport, SIM recharge and food.
For the rest of the trip, he planned to use ATMs or find a better exchange option.
That experience taught him an important travel lesson:
It’s not just flights and hotels that can increase your expenses. Currency exchange rates, airport fees and conversion charges can quietly eat into your travel budget too. 🌍💰
When travelling abroad, do you exchange money at the airport for convenience, or wait and find a better rate elsewhere?
I went out looking for a room to rent, but after seeing the one I found, I felt like I couldn’t stay there even for a minute.
The daily commute to the office was getting tiring, so I thought I’d rent a small room closer to work.
Today, I saw a “Room for Rent” board on an iron gate and thought maybe things would finally work out.
The landlord took me inside and showed me the room.
The blue and orange walls looked quite nice.
But the moment I looked at the floor, the whole impression changed.
Dust, dirt and garbage were scattered all over the floor.
It looked like the room hadn’t received even basic cleaning for quite some time.
I stood there for a moment and thought—
Is this room meant for someone to live in, or just to be rented out?
I wasn’t looking for anything expensive or fancy.
I just wanted a clean room that felt livable and gave me a little feeling of home.
The rent is expected to be paid on time every month, but getting the room basically cleaned before showing it to someone should be just as important.
I didn’t say anything. I simply decided to leave.
I live in a rented place too, so I know how much these little things matter.
An unusual incident reportedly took place on a train near Dildarnagar Station, Uttar Pradesh.
A woman identified as Radhika Tiwari was reportedly travelling without a ticket. When the TTE asked her to show her ticket, she admitted that she did not have one.
When the TTE allegedly began discussing the fine, she reportedly tore her own clothes and called someone, claiming that the TTE was touching her. A passenger was also recording the incident.
She then reportedly said, “Now I’ll show you…” and the situation quickly escalated.1/2
बेटी को लक्ष्मी मानने वाले परिवार को बहुत बहुत शुभकामनाएं,, 🙏
बाहुबली परिवार, जय हो, इतनी सलामी बेटी के जन्म पर बहुत ही काबिले तारीफ है,,
जय हो ऐसे माँ पिताजी को ❣️
Rapido’s new business model is clear now:
Don’t look at the meter.
Look at the estimate.
Then quietly cut an extra ₹25.₹158 ride.
₹183 shock.
Excuse already packed:
The distance turned out more than estimated.”
🤡Bro, the estimate was yours.
The road was ours.
The meter belonged to the auto. You just hit the yellow button
and started looting at 4 AM.This isn’t Rapido anymore.
It’s Rape-ido. Now tell us —
is the meter wrong,
@rapidoapp_ 🤧
My friend thought she had found the perfect husband in an arranged marriage,
until she realised that love and partnership are not the same thing.
My 29 year old friend and her 33 year old husband both have good corporate jobs.
He brings her flowers, her favourite sweets, takes her on late night drives when she’s stressed,
cares for her when she’s sick, and even hired a maid so she would not have to handle housework after office.
Sounds perfect, right ?
But there was one problem.