@KanchanGupta@IndiaToday Birth certificates had not taken birth in 1960s specially in non metro places for sure.
And moreover, last year on my US trip or earlier trips to Middle East and Europe, the only document acceptable anywhere was the passport and nothing else.
@KanchanGupta@IndiaToday So, do we conclude that presently there is no such document, acceptable worldwide , which would prove an Indian citizenship?
Please educate me on this.
@flipkartsupport@flipkartsupport undoubtedly this is the worst possible kind of support you provide. Move the communication to DM and then simply ignore!
I hope more companies don't start following your approach.
@flipkartsupport No action or appropriate response even after more than 24 hours of the DM. Is it just an eyewash to move the issue from public gaze? Very sorry state of affairs!
@In_Sane_Saint No doubt it is priced exorbitantly but equally appalling is that we will happily pay almost 200 for 125 gms of Blueberry and term it a steal!
@jeevandayni Doctor, no offences meant, but don't you ever use AI for your kid's home work or for that matter autocorrect feature on phone or spell check on your papers. Probably it would be better to accept AI nationally and discard wherever not really required.
I just published a very difficult piece, perfectly tailored for a heartburn about how Indian men handle medical issues in the family. It is controversial, but I think it is the truth. I would value your honest opinion on it- more so if you disagree.
https://t.co/PahUqSixKG