I am not against the Udan Yatri Café, but it wasn’t even needed.
~ 4 crore people travelled by flight in a year
~ 720 crore people travelled by train in a year
The real issue is train food. Why is no one focusing on that?
A person travelling by flight is obviously capable of buying a samosa for ₹100. Even theatres sell samosas and popcorn for ₹120, and the middle class buys them happily.
All the government needed to do was control the prices at airports instead of giving a ₹20 samosa. A samosa shouldn’t cost ₹200 at an airport, but it also shouldn’t be ₹20.
Rich people are solving problems for the rich.
Let’s think about the 720 crore people who travel by train and are served the worst quality food.
This is the real issue.
- Bikers are fined for riding triple.
- Cars are fined for carrying extra passengers.
- Commercial vehicles are fined for overloading.
- Rickshaws are fined for extra passengers.
But the railways are the only ones that earn revenue by allowing 200 passengers to travel in a coach with a capacity of only 90 people.
"Chennai-Bengaluru travel time will become 1 hr 13 mins while Chennai - Hyderabad will be 2 hr 55 mins." -Ji
That makes the average speeds 320 km/hr
Are they going to run trains on WhatApp groups ?
🚨When Saurav Ganguly took off his shirt at Lord's🚨
SAURAV GANGULY SAID:🗣️
“My wife never asks me anything, but my daughter will tell me, you didn't do it right. You said something on a public platform and it got highlighted. She will call up and say, why did you do that? And I'll tell you a small story. When I took that shirt off and I finished playing, my daughter was still young. And we were sitting on the sofa and watching a TV. And Star Sports came up with that picture. So the first thing my daughter asked me, why did you do that? It did not look good on TV.
And I'm serious. So the next time I met the producer at Star, I said, Boss, I've scored 20,000 runs for India. Just show a couple of my cover drives, man! So the next generation will always ask you questions. And that's the way it is. And you don't mind when your children ask you questions and ask you. It actually keeps your feet on the ground.”[CREDAI NATIONAL]
This will give you an idea of the corruption rot that exists in India.
₹3.5 crores was allotted by the govt to find a cure for cancer using cow dung & urine at a Gov University.
Money spent by officials on cow dung, urine and other raw materials : 1.92 Crores
Money spent by officials on 20+ Goa Trips : 1.5 Crores
Cure found : NO
Any Findings : ABSOLUTELY NONE
Every thing in India is corrupt.
Goon raj.
You can be attacked for celebrating your birthday with friends, a few of whom happen to be Muslim.
Or be killed for 'looking Chinese' even as you protest you are Indian.
Or be vandalized for celebrating Christmas.
Politicians keep you busy with hate so you have no energy left to complain about broken roads, toxic air and endemic corruption.
In 1934, Joseph Ratzinger, later Pope Benedict XVI, wrote a beautiful letter to 'Baby Jesus' requesting Christmas presents
He was 7 years old
"Dear Baby Jesus, quickly come down to earth. You will bring joy to children. Also bring me joy.
I would like a Volks-Schott (a Mass prayers book), green clothing for Mass (clerical clothing) and a heart of Jesus. I will always be good. Greetings from Joseph Ratzinger"
Santa is squawking 7900 (extreme festivity) as he enters the CHENNAI FIR. All traffic, stand by—Santa has priority (and is in a good mood).
Track Santa here: https://t.co/7A0DpIV9u0
Milky Mist is a dairy brand from Erode, my hometown. When they proved you could build a nationwide brand from a small town, something shifted.
Second-generation local dairy brands started dreaming bigger. First came brand revamps. Then distribution experiments. Then expansion beyond milk and curd into cheese, paneer, sweets.
The playbook was always available. But suddenly it felt executable.
I've seen this pattern repeat. In one of my research I came across this story. In one apartment society, students had tried cracking top IIT's for years with no success. Then one kid made it. Within the next few years, multiple kids from the same society followed.
Viswanathan Anand becoming a chess grandmaster did something similar to Chennai. Today the city produces grandmasters like a factory.
There's something about hyperlocal examples that rewires human willpower.
Role models matter. But nothing unlocks ambition like watching your neighbor crack the code.
Indigo Saga
1. Govt issues rules to make flying safer in India.
2. Indigo didn’t like those rules.
3. Asks govt to rollback the rules. Govt refuses.
4. #Indigo collects money for flights that are never going to fly.
5. Don't issue cancellation advisory in advance.
6. Make public suffer for 24hrs inside airport by saying flight delayed. Knowing massive public noise would be created.
7. Refund the money after 24 hrs.
8. Earn interest on the money for months since people booked it.
9. Let entire nation suffer, by choking aviation transport totally.
10. Govt rollback the rules.
Welcome to India.
Yesterday I noticed the office printer was working perfectly, which raised my suspicion immediately.
I checked the logs and saw someone had cleared a paper jam at 3:12 p.m.
No ticket, no Slack, no communication.
Just silent action.
I asked the office if anyone had fixed it.
Everyone looked confused except one employee, who stared at his laptop a little too hard.
I pulled him aside afterward.
He admitted he unjammed it because “it was right there” and “took five seconds.”
I told him unilateral problem-solving disrupts our culture of collaboration and that he needed to go through the right channels if he wanted to take on a new project outside of his job description.
He said he didn’t realize fixing things was a chain-of-command issue.
I told him everything is a chain-of-command issue.
I wrote down “rogue operational autonomy” and locked the printer tray.
I have a digital scale. Everyday the first thing I do weigh myself & it shows 68 kgs.
However, if I weigh after I wear my specs, the weight shows 88 kgs.
The spec weighs 20 kgs...
🙄🤔🙄🤔😅😅😅
UNBELIEVABLE....
#Masti