@2faniG42069@sambaarseparate Yes, why compare it against the likes of the three named city - when you can't even bring it upto levels of with Mumbai/Kolkata. And we are talking about time here - it's 90 mins in Tokyo v/s 2.5-3 hrs in BLR from the posh area of BLR if you flight is in b/w 10 AM to 10PM.
@2faniG42069@sambaarseparate That's the whole point. Mumbai's airport is in the centre. Not 20kms out of the city borders like bangalore. People living in HSR/Koramangala will have to travel 45+ kms which is just insane. Mumbai has moving traffic, while bgl loves to overtake and create nonsense traffic.
Blinkit and boAt have invented customer support ping-pong.
Bought a faulty boAt Stone Majestic speaker from @letsblinkit. AUX mode doesn’t work.
Blinkit: “Contact boAt.”
boAt: “Invoice date is within replacement period.”
So I’m stuck with a 5k decorative brick.
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@iNikhilsaini@basant_kishor Note that this video is from a particular time of the year - saawan. All these devotees have walked 50+ kms to finally offer the gangajal. Managements has to handle inflow of lakhs of people everyday. Is there is a better way to handle this? - debatable.
@deba1602 Was leased by Spicejet when I flew back in 22. Gave me the worst turbulence experience - tied by seatbelt, my hands and feet were up for more than 3 seconds. Never booked a spice flight again.
@IndianGems_ Last year monsoon - my car's speed and ground clearance was just enough to get it's underbelly smacked and slip over the whole length of about 50-60 ft of a divider in this exact area. Had it been a low clearance vehicle, wouldn't have ended so well.
@MelloSheep@apollotyres Yes, right. The right term is "rolling resistance", also called "rolling friction" or "rolling drag". The wider the tyre, the more effort is needed to get it rolling.
@IshantShrestha True. But sustainable solution chaiye na. This "chor bazar" supports livelihood of not just the shop owners there, but also a chain of other people. If you shut down everything at once, all these people now have no source of income.
@MelloSheep@apollotyres umm.. not sure, if it's still the right terminology. Like from physical experiences, while coming downhill, we will have better control wearing wider shoes over heels. Somewhat same with tyres, the wider, the better braking. article google karke will get back