@bajajgeneral No it hasn’t been, I have been constantly asking update about the status of my claim but there hasn’t been any response, Commericial interest have completely overshadowed organisational ethics and Bajaj is acting with complete impunity. Really unfortunate.
@IndianExpress@bajajgeneral@PMOIndia@bajajgeneral@PMOIndia There has been inordinate delay in settling my claim by Bajaj General which has become its modus operandi, this is absolutely unacceptable and making mockery of consumer rights.
Sharing claim Number - 8776519
@IndianExpress@bajajgeneral@PMOIndia 4. The crux of the issue is that it appears as if Bajaj don’t give a damn about consumer rights IRDAI guidelines and professional ethics. Commericial interest above anything and govt being a blind
@IndianExpress@bajajgeneral@PMOIndia Bajaj General Health Insurance is a classical case of Commericial interests completely eclipsing organisational ethics.
@IndianExpress@bajajgeneral@PMOIndia Absolutely sorry state of affairs, happy for this PwC employee who got his legal rights reinstated. Govt can’t have a blind eye to all this.
Power Demand Tracker by @_KushagraG
📌On May 27, 2026, India’s peak power demand stood at 258.5 GW during solar hours
📌Hydropower contributed 8 per cent to the source mix
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@IndianExpress@bajajgeneral@PMOIndia spectator to all this is the worst part. I also raised my complaint with IRDAI and National Consumer Forum but as the saying goes process itself becomes punishment and who has time in world to mail and follow up everyday.
@IndianExpress@bajajgeneral@PMOIndia mid tenure without any intimation and look at the audacity prima facie cashless looks better but catch is there are hardly reputed Doctors and Hositals onboard so all and all cashless on paper but you have no where to go.
Global temperatures at or near record levels for next 5 years: WMO
One of the years between 2026 and 2030 is also highly likely to temporarily cross the global annual average anomaly threshold of 1.5°C
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Researchers have rediscovered 'Vaccinium piliferum', a rare and endangered wild relative of the blueberry, in the remote forests of Vijoynagar in Arunachal Pradesh'sChanglang district, nearly 188 years after it was first recorded in 1836.
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#Diversity is the insurance for the future.
Seeds of different species often fall beneath trees where hornbills nest. This is how these magnificent birds help regenerate forests; and why they are rightly called the “farmers of the forest.” Today is #BiodiversityDay.
But how do they do it?
India is home to 9 species of hornbills. During the nesting season, the female seals herself inside the nest cavity to incubate and raise the chick. For nearly 3–4 months, the male takes complete responsibility for feeding the family.
During this period, the male continuously collects fruits and figs from across the forest and brings them to the nest. Hornbills swallow fruits whole, with the seeds remaining intact.
The transfer, however, is not always smooth. Many seeds fall during flight, feeding, or transportation. As a result, seeds get dispersed far and wide across the forest, helping new plants and trees grow in different areas.
Protecting biodiversity therefore also means protecting these incredible species that silently work every day to keep forests alive.
"If you're not failing, you're not pushing boundaries."
Hear medicine laureate Elizabeth Blackburn speak about the valuable lessons we can learn from failure.
@VTankha@AmitShah@drmohanoffice51 Justice should not only be done, but should also be seen to be done. High time govt act fast on transferring this case.