@Abhishek060722 the primary thought would be: why study harder to secure a seat at a top university, only to end up spending time in jail for being honest? While, they could choose a life of wealth, earn a generational income, be wealthy in West.
No wrg an IITian choosing foreign nations
@TGSRTCHQ@Ponnam_INC 3/3
One simple question: why should I choose public transport at ₹25 for 3 km? Don’t tell me I shouldn’t. I want better public transport because I voted for the good of my state & country.
Affordable, accessible transport benefits everyone.
Question them @ktrbrs@BRSparty
3 km bus ride in Hyderabad: ₹25.
That’s ₹8.33/km, almost what you’d expect to pay for a bike-taxi ride.
If public transport isn’t affordable, what exactly is the point of calling it “public” transport?
What’s the point of a govt-affiliated transport corporation @TGSRTCHQ
@TGSRTCHQ 2/3
The argument: women get free travel, so men are bearing the cost. But Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru & Pune also have free-travel schemes for women, yet their short-distance bus fares are far more reasonable.
So this isn’t simply about the free-travel scheme.
@Ponnam_INC
The greatest middle finger you can give modern life is becoming impossible to rush. Look around. Taste the coffee. Finish the conversation. Let impatient people overtake you. Most of them don't even know where they're sprinting.
We earned roughly 25k through promotions but we spent it all on the page for giveaways, donations & promotions. We could have earned a LOT more but we decided to stop promotions as they were hindering the experience.
This is an outright scam, daylight robbery. Prices should decide quantity, quality must be same irrespective of any plan they choose. Quality must only vary by operators not within. #SayNoToScavenging
Enough of looting. @TRAI@airtelindia@reliancejio@BSNLCorporate
The spectrum Airtel runs on does not belong to Airtel. It is licensed from the Government of India, which means it belongs to every citizen of this country. Airtel is a custodian, not an owner.
A custodian does not get to decide which Indians deserve faster access to a public resource. A licensee does not get to convert national infrastructure into a private VIP lounge based on plan type. .@airtelindia this is not your asset to ration.
When a private company starts deciding the speed at which a farmer checks mandi rates, a student attends online coaching, or a small shopkeeper accepts UPI payments, it has stopped being a service provider. It has become a gatekeeper standing between citizens and a resource that already belongs to them.
If DoT allows this without challenge, every future telecom will read the message clearly. Public resource, private discrimination, no consequences. .@Dot_India@JM_Scindia@jagograhakjago
Check your microsoft account activity, sign ins and recent activity? Noticed any unusual account sign-in otps or account recovery mails?
If so secure your accounts.
@palkisu I hope this not only changes the global narrative about India, but also helps the world see what India truly is and what it stands for.
Traditional media makes us look like we need help on global stages; you broke that in London once, hope you'll shine brighter than ever.