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[R @rockykajla]

@zomatocare I've got the resolution mail. Thank you for addressing my concern.

[R @rockykajla]

Pathetic support from @zomato @zomatocare!
Ordered a combo from @BurgerKingIN (Order ID: #8499255403), which included 2 peri-peri veg whoppers, 2 regular fries and spice mix.
The main item - both burgers, was missing! I only received fries. Raised the issue twice with chat (1/2)

[R @rockykajla]

@zomatocare Haven't heard back from you yet

[R @rockykajla]

@zomato @zomatocare @burgerkingindia Need an immediate full refund for both orders!
​@deepigoyal @jitesh_singh #ZomatoScam #CustomerHarassment #ConsumerRights

[R @rockykajla]

Unbelievable negligence & harassment by @zomato @zomatocare!
​Yesterday, @burgerkingindia sent a combo without the 2 Whoppers (Order ID: 8499255403). Refund was outright rejected.
​Today, I re-ordered the same (Order ID: 8502382812). The parcel was visibly tiny with no burgers

[R @rockykajla]

@zomato @zomatocare @burgerkingindia inside. I refused delivery, yet the rider dumped the package outside my gate, marked it "Delivered", and left!
​Now Zomato support says they "can't help because I didn't accept the order."
​Stole nearly ₹900 over 2 days with zero accountability.

[R @rockykajla]

@zomato @zomatocare @BurgerKingIN support, but both claims were rejected stating "the restaurant confirmed they sent it".
Charging Rs. 445 for missing food and denying refunds is completely unacceptable. Resolve this and initiate my refund immediately!

#zomato #ConsumerProtection #burgerkingindia (2/2)

[Sana Ebrahimi Ledene @SanaELedene]

I was a practicing Muslim for 18 years of my life.
I’m telling you straight: Be unapologetically anti-Islam. because this is what Islam teaches👇🏻

This is Dar al-Islam vs Dar al-Harb. The war only ends when Islam rules.  (Khadduri, M. (1955). War and Peace in the Law of Islam)

Treatment of women in Islam is perhaps one of the smaller red flags.
I spent 18 years as a practicing Muslim, studying the Quran deeply because I truly believed.
What I learned was that Islam is an extremely dangerous ideology.

What people really need to understand is that Islamic values are completely different from Democratic and Western values, and that’s exactly where the West goes wrong.
Non-Muslims assume Islam can coexist peacefully with them.
It can’t.
It was never designed to.

Here is the proof from Islamic history and the exact verses of the Quran

1- Islam wasn’t sent as one faith among many.

• It was engineered from day one to expand, conquer, and dominate.
The more I read the source texts, the clearer it became: this ideology runs on a completely different operating system, one built for supremacy, not equality or “live and let live”.

“Whoever seeks a religion other than Islam, it will never be accepted from him, and in the Hereafter he will be among the losers.” (3:85) 

For non-Christians and non-Jews, the command was direct:
“So when you meet the disbelievers, strike their necks until you have thoroughly subdued them, then bind them firmly.” (47:4) 

The Quran even ranks groups by threat level: Jews and polytheists are the most hostile to believers, while Christians are portrayed as the most gracious “because among them are priests and monks and they are not arrogant.” (5:82)

2- Why the softer tone toward Christians?

• They simply did not hold significant power or social influence in Mecca and Medina. Jews had economic strength and numbers in Medina, so they were a real obstacle. Christians were few and posed no serious threat, making them useful for early legitimacy without immediate conflict.

• Muhammad borrowed from Jewish and Christian prophets, even directing early prayers toward Jerusalem. Strategy first.
Once he gained power in Medina and built an army, the tone shifted completely.
“Peaceful” verses came when Muslims were weak.

• War-authorizing verses arrived precisely when needed to prepare and mobilize. 
••Before Badr (624 CE), Surah Al-Hajj 22:39 gave permission:
“Permission [to fight] has been given to those who are being fought, because they were wronged.” 

•• Before Tabuk (630 CE), Surah At-Tawbah 9:38 rebuked hesitant troops in the heat:
“O you who believe, what is the matter with you that when you are told ‘Go forth in the cause of Allah,’ you cling heavily to the earth?”

🚨The mission was never coexistence:

“Fight them until religion is entirely for Allah” (8:39)
“Make Islam prevail over all religion” (61:9)
Refuse conversion? Pay jizya while “feeling subdued” (9:29).
Don’t take Jews and Christians as intimate allies (5:51). 

This is why we must stop the Islamification of the West with everything we have, before it’s too late.

[R @rockykajla]

@tatapower_ddl @TataPower registered, then why did I get the prompt to make the bill payment? They are asking me to fill a wrong payment form but I'm trying to find out if there's an easier way to get my refund. @tatapower_ddl @energysquad

[R @rockykajla]

I mistakenly made a payment of Rs. 650 through my Amazon Pay account when I got a prompt to pay my electricity bill of the same amount. What I realized however was the payment I made was of Tata Power DDL for which I do not have a connection. @tatapower_ddl @TataPower

[R @rockykajla]

@tatapower_ddl @TataPower I wanted to know the bill details to confirm in whose name the bill is. I contacted customer care to find out the same but I was told that since I'm not calling from a registered number, they cannot share any details with me. What I don't understand is if my mobile number is not

[THE SKIN DOCTOR @theskindoctor13]

The Bengali word for "rainbow" is Ramdhonu, which means "Lord Ram’s bow." For thousands of years, Bengalis have referred to it by this name.

In 2017, in West Bengal school textbooks, "Ramdhonu" was replaced by the word Rongdhonu, which means "bow of colors." This word was not a part of traditional Bengali language and Mamata govt introduced it specifically to replace "Ram"dhonu.

To make matters worse, Rongdhonu comes from Bangladesh, where the Islamic government has been using it instead of Ramdhonu since they came into existence as an Islamic country.

Imagine the scale of appeasement!

[Comman Man @CommanMan777589]

Have you ever wondered why??)

1.After the Congress government left, why has Mumbai not seen the rise of another Haji Mastan, Karim Lala, or Dawood Ibrahim?

2.After the BSP government ended, why was Mayawati not weighed with diamonds, crowns, and bundles of cash on her birthday anymore?

3.After Yogi Ji became CM of UP, why have mafia dons like Atiq Ahmed, Azam Khan, and Mukhtar Ansari stopped emerging?

4.After Modi came, why can’t P. Chidambaram grow cabbages worth ₹6 crores in the flowerpots of his bungalow anymore?

5.Why can’t Supriya Sule cultivate crops worth ₹670 crores on her 10-acre farmland these days?

6.After the Congress lost power in Haryana, why has Robert Vadra stopped buying land there?

7.After losing power in UP, why did Akhilesh Yadav stop organizing the Saifai Mahotsav?

8.After selling a painting to Yes Bank owner Rana Kapoor for ₹2.5 crores, why has Priyanka Gandhi never sold another painting again?

9.After A.K. Antony sold his wife’s painting to the government for ₹28 crores, why has his wife never painted again?

10.During the 10-year rule of the UPA (2004–14), Sonia Gandhi used to travel abroad every six months for treatment of her “unknown” illness. She lived in Delhi, yet her flights always departed from airports in Kerala, carrying 4–5 large trunks with her.

There was never any question of security checks, since she was the “Super PM” of India at that time. But after the change of power in 2014, how did Sonia’s “mysterious illness” suddenly vanish into thin air?

[R @rockykajla]

@ScholarshipfPhd Hi

[THE SKIN DOCTOR @theskindoctor13]

So many things are wrong with this:

1. How easy it is for people to hoard petrol despite it being explicitly banned. In case you wonder where petrol bombs during riots come from, this should answer you.

2. A person possessing illegal petrol is openly making and uploading a video, showing absolutely zero fear of the law.

3. Everything about the main character revolves around his religion, yet he has a problem with a nationalist, non-religious slogan.

4. The Hindus accepting his posturing and silencing the slogans for merely a couple of hundred rupees’ worth of petrol.

[R @rockykajla]

@aashtthaa @Warlock_Aditya Agree with you, if you couldn't stand up for her, you never deserved her

[R @rockykajla]

@LifeMathMoney @not_dying Dude you are straight up rude. You can't post something on social media and then go on to say "I didn't ask for your opinion" when someone responds to it.

[R @rockykajla]

@Devils_Lexic0n Genuine question -
95%>
where do you get these percentages from? Or are these just arbitrary?

[Kevin Pietersen🦏 @KP24]

Nowhere in the world has hospitality like Indian hospitality

[THE SKIN DOCTOR @theskindoctor13]

Most of our lives are quietly spent chasing external validation, approval from strangers, institutions, audiences, and abstractions, because it feels measurable, visible, and rewarding.

In contrast, the people closest to us, parents, partners, children, friends, offer no scoreboard. Their presence becomes familiar, predictable, and therefore dangerously easy to take for granted. We assume time is abundant, affection is permanent, and opportunities to show care will always return.

So we postpone effort at home while exhausting ourselves proving worth elsewhere. Only when someone leaves, through distance, silence, or death, does the illusion break. Then the imbalance becomes painfully clear: how much energy we spent being admired, and how little we invested in being present, and that regret doesn't leave you after that.