I'm facing issues with the connection while calling and using the internet. I can't reach any human customer service person to complain about it. What's the benefit of having Airtel Fastlane and a prepaid connection? @airtelindia@Airtel_Presence@airtelnews
5 Things that first time buyers, need to keep in mind before comparing a spec sheet of multiple cars and making a purchase decision.
1) 60 km rule - Your service centre should be within 60 km max
2) Torque - If you are going to drive on highways and hills, prioritise torque (nm) over CC and BHP
3) Naturally Aspirated Petrol - If you want easy on pocket maintenance after 6th year too and will keep the car for longer period, prefer Naturally Aspirated Petrol Engine over Turbo Petrol and Diesel too. These engines are ok to travel from A to B with peace. Cars from Maruti, Toyota and Honda will fetch you excellent resale value in C2C market.
4) AMT and AT - If you are going to drive majorly in city, prefer AMT or Automatic after learning to drive AT car properly before getting a new one. AMT under 10 lakh is OK but above 10 lakh, prefer a proper Automatic (CVT, Torque Converter and DCT/DCA)
5) 6 Airbags and HSA - Don't compromise on solid safety kit in 2026. Safety rated car, 6 airbags, hill start assist/hold is a must. Also, have a basic understanding of platform (monocoque and ladder-frame). Prefer ladder frame with RWD only for rural areas and hills.
BONUS TIP - If fuel efficiency is a big concern, consider an EV if you have parking at home to install home charger. Driving radius of 200 km. Range will be 6-8 km per kWh of your battery pack in real time, no matter what brands say. Get this tech if you are going to keep your car for 8+ years and running is 1000+ km per day. Read warranty thing very carefully. Otherwise, Hybrid Victoris/GV/City/Hyryder/Invicto/Hycross are near perfect if you are ok with 16-24 km/l and don't need an extra headache of charging your car. These hybrids still don't have any solid alternative for city use. Diesel is fine for 50:50 use with 1500+ km monthly running and if you understand that authorities may come hard at Diesel in coming years.
Indians don't respect Indians.
A guy importing products from China came to us:
China product:
- USD8.50 = ₹1,100 Landed
- 20,000 pcs MOQ
- Advance payment
- 75 days lead time
Our SAME Desi product:
- ₹950 ex factory
- MOQ 5,000 pcs
- Pay when goods ready
- 2 weeks delivery
When we offered our Bharat product,
he laughed and said we are crazy.
Mocked us by saying:
- “How much you earn?”
- “Give full breakdown”
- “Give 60 days credit”
- “What’s in it for me?”
When he buys from China? No questions.
Full respect.
Happy advance payment.
Deal done with a smile.
With outsiders: we act like professionals.
With our own: we act like vultures.
Even when we get a much better deal.
Suck every rupee.
Question everything.
Kill the deal.
Then cry: “India me quality nahi hai.”
Problem system ka nahi hai.
Problem soch ka hai.
For those staying at hostels, or if have kept your bags at any storage, etc, or using the other available services for storage facilities make sure before your next flight you empty your entire bag and check its contents thoroughly. Check each and every pocket. Make this your habit. It may just save you from a lot of trouble. Anyone could have put something in the bag for mischief or a form of racism which can get you into serious trouble.
Savdhan Rahe Satark Rahe
#janhitmeinjaari
Jai Jinendra,
In view of the current situation and closure of airspace, if any Jain member is stranded in Dubai and requires accommodation or any assistance, please do not hesitate to reach out.
Our JITO member from Dubai, Rajeshbhai, has very generously come forward and offered his hotel falong with support for other essential needs during this difficult time.
We stand with you. Please feel free to contact us for any help or guidance. JITO is your family, and we are there with you in this challenging situation.
With prayers for everyone’s safety.
Team JITO International Wing
Team JITO Dubai
Helpline numbers:
Rajesh Jain +971 50 915 4522
Biren Jasani +971 50 462 8839
Mukesh Vora +971 50 553 6018
Doulat Jain +91 98402 77772
Mahaveer Mehta +91 96867 64061
Mahaveer Jain +91 98804 88700
Nisarg Dugad +971506401075
Vipin Maloo +971506794199
#Jain #Jainism #Dubai #UAE #Dubaihelpline #Emergency #Jainseva
I’m 35.
If you’re in the 25-35 bracket, you’ll notice this:
- Some friends are married to their soulmates.
- Others are quietly googling "how to file for divorce."
- Some are hitting a 5 AM personal best in the gym.
- Others are battling burnout and anxiety.
- Some are meditating, reading, and healing.
- Others are escaping reality with cheap dopamine.
This decade is messy. It’s brutal. It’s beautiful.
There is no rulebook. There is no "perfect" pace.
Move at your own speed. Your timeline isn’t broken - it’s yours.