Using the conditions argument against this Indian side is hilarious when they’ve literally won back-to-back world cups, the last in VASTLY different conditions.
They’re just the best white ball side in the world. By a distance.
@CrucialMemory India is refusing to honor its own return policy! I received a defective RAM, and despite https://t.co/ugRYGfsyCS stating DOA/defective returns are eligible, their RMA provider, Kaizen Infoserve, is refusing a refund! Buyers beware. #Crucial
@AmazonHelp@AbdulRahmank05@amazonIN@amazon 2/2 - Others might not be so lucky. Please look into such incidents thoroughly and take strict action against employees who partake in such malicious practices. It not only builds a negative image of your brand but also drives away loyal customers such as me.
@amazonIN@amazon
@AmazonHelp@AbdulRahmank05 The exact same thing happened to me today with an expensive motherboard I ordered. Clearly, there is a fault in your return process if such incidents keep occurring over and over again. Luckily, I have CCTV footage to prove that the guy actually took my item.
@amazonIN@amazon
Chandrayaan-3 Mission:
On August 27, 2023, the Rover came across a 4-meter diameter crater positioned 3 meters ahead of its location.
The Rover was commanded to retrace the path.
It's now safely heading on a new path.
#Chandrayaan_3#Ch3
I don’t mind the question when intentions are good & constructive … but this low level anchor of @BBCWorld is obviously trying to insult India!
I would have ripped the anchor apart if I was the guest or if he spoke about UAE in this way…
#Chandrayaan3
@TheLundeen@latestinspace@SpaceX It’s called an “engineering photo”….a quick, low-res pic taken post-landing to assess lander's position on surface ASAP in case something happens and contact is lost. Higher res is done later.
NASA landers do this as well.
@TheLundeen@latestinspace@SpaceX It’s called an “engineering photo”….a quick, low-res pic taken post-landing to assess lander's position on surface ASAP in case something happens and contact is lost. Higher res is done later.
NASA landers do this as well.
@TheLundeen@latestinspace@SpaceX It’s called an “engineering photo”….a quick, low-res pic taken post-landing to assess lander's position on surface ASAP in case something happens and contact is lost. Higher res is done later.
NASA landers do this as well.
@TheLundeen@latestinspace@SpaceX It’s called an “engineering photo”….a quick, low-res pic taken post-landing to assess lander's position on surface ASAP in case something happens and contact is lost. Higher res is done later.
NASA landers do this as well.
@TheLundeen@latestinspace@SpaceX It’s called an “engineering photo”….a quick, low-res pic taken post-landing to assess lander's position on surface ASAP in case something happens and contact is lost. Higher res is done later.
NASA landers do this as well.