Note ban was not stupid. It was EXTREMELY stupid. Here is why:-
1) Zoom in on this image: what does it say-- it says that I PROMISE to pay the bearer this sum of 1000 rupees
2) This is a sovereign promise. The line never said: I promise to pay the bearer this sum of 1000 rupees. BUT...1 day, I might ask you to get in line & change notes.
And, if you can't do it: then, well, lol.
3) The day this note was banned, this promise was broken.
Forget about whether this good/bad (outcome wise), the note ban was a disaster because it set the belief that words of the sovereign can't be trusted.
General junta can be followed by drama and movies. But institutional investors watch all these things very closely. And, make their investment decisions accordingly.
And, guess what they're showing their faith (or the lack of it) by pulling money out in record numbers.
claim got rejected at 6 in the evening ...too much stress
but at night at 9;45 claim got approved for 5.70lkhs...
orthopedic surgery was their earlier claim got rejected ,after talking to claim team head and taken a documents from hospital claim reconsidered..
this is why i always advise to take policy from advisor and no online ...
we know your claim is genuine and u relax me and my team will care rest ...
claim Hai toh insurance hai...
Our taxes don’t build roads , schools or hospitals. They fund vote-bank freebies and crony capitalist bailouts. Welcome to India’s middle-class loot scheme.
Dear @airtelindia
How difficult is it to close a WiFi connection?
There's no real support available, and your so-called 24x7 AI help just creates a ticket and auto-closes it without resolution.
Didn't want to take this to Twitter, but I’m left with no other option.
🚨 "Big brands sell sugary drinks with flashy fruit images, misleading people and fueling rising diabetes and lifestyle issues, especially among kids."
- MP Raghav Chadha.
If I buy 1 kg of sugar & only use 800g today, the shopkeeper doesn't come n take the rest away at midnight. Why does my Telecom operator ?
Data is our digital property. We paid for it. We own it.
Thanks @raghav_chadha for voicing this in Parliament.