@Uber@Uber_India@UberIN_Support Stop sending hollow automated replies. The rider carrying my parcel had a bike breakdown, informed Uber, and was stranded on a flyover for 2 hours with NO help. He then pulled his bike for an hour and returned my parcel at 10:30 PM. Shameful.
@UberIN_Support I have messaged you. This is horrible. I had to write here to get a reply from Uber. No customer care number, no reply for message, no complain registered. This is so disgusting that a company like Uber earning so much money from Indian market and cant provide customer service.
@Uber_India@Uber Horrible experience with uber parcel. The driver canceled the ride after picking up my parcel and I have no place to connect with the customer care or the rider. No reply from uber. This is so scary and worst experience.
In India, nearly 30% of pregnancies are classified as high-risk, yet many women, especially in rural areas, remain unaware of the dangers they face.
But frontline health workers are working to bridge gaps in access to care. To follow one local hero’s story, join us for the virtual premiere of “For Every Breath” on Tuesday, May 13 at 10am EST / 7:30pm IST.
Directed by Priyanka Mukherjee, the 14-minute documentary follows Geeta, a health worker in Sambhal, Uttar Pradesh who is committed to helping pregnant women access care. We see her connectSurbhi, a 24-year-old woman in her eighth month of pregnancy, to essential prenatal care and timely medical intervention.
Hosted by @armmanindia in observance of Mother’s Day, the virtual premiere includes an opportunity to connect in a Q&A with the filmmaker and frontline health workers. Join us to discuss the process of making the film and learn how teams are strengthening maternal child health outcomes across India.
Register to attend:
https://t.co/zERLaqPyfQ
This film is a product of the Solutions Storytelling Project, a Skoll Foundation-supported initiative from @videoconsortium that connects regional filmmakers and social innovators to produce solutions-focused short documentaries that catalyze positive change.
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Our film 'For Every Breath' for @SkollFoundation and @videoconsortium , is premiering virtually on 13th May.
Join us for the virtual premiere.
Wednesday, 13 May 2026 | 10:00 AM EDT | 2:00 PM GMT | 7:30 PM IST
Live on Zoom
Register here: https://t.co/ufTVgV41Xu
"You can’t get that shot! Let me get it for you,” said a male photographer at a wedding as he grabbed my camera and proceeded to take photos." @fatiabubakarrr on her experiences as a woman photojournalist 👇
(1954) Dev Anand, Nargis, Bimal Roy, Raj Kapoor, Nirupa Roy, K Abbas & Balraj Sahni in Soviet Russia - PM Nehru’s 14 member delegation for Moscow Film Festival
JMI @jmiu_official teachers, stranded Indian&foreign students in hostels appealing everyone to help Corona warriors by staying at home, maintain social distancing and praying at home during #Ramadan .
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So now @Fujifilm_India have added a single woman photographer to their ambassador team after I called them out in February this year. And they continue to have a photographer called out for #metoo on their team @suchitrav this is extremely worrying.
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Extremely problematic that @Fujifilm_India devalues women & upholds patriarchy by including (rehabilitating) problematic men rather than support female photographers who are many times underrepresented in visual discourse #metoo@womenphotograph@theauthorityc@Nativphotograph