Sameer S

Free Spirited Traveler | ShutterBug | Food Fanatic | Michael Schumacher Fan | Tweeting about alternative reality to what most people tend to believe today

[Sameer S @SameerSattar]

@SamsoniteIndia Just not acceptable #Samsonite. Parents purchased a brand new bag unused got deformed. Took it to your store in #baner #pune. No repair no replacement. Outright rejected. Whats the point of 10 year warranty? You lost a loyal customer unless you intervene

[Sameer S @SameerSattar]

@baxiabhishek Found this but in a different country in Amazon

[𝗦𝗮𝗻𝗶𝗹 @thedarkrebel]

The Pune Satara stretch of NH48 is a disaster. It's 'under construction' and 'repair' for over 10 years now with no end in sight. All this talk about world class road infra is bullshit. Fix this first. Shameful.

@NHAI_Official

[TheLiverDoc™ @theliverdoc]

Black Mirror Season 7, Episode One.

[Manisha Pande @MnshaP]

Pune’s crime rate has skyrocketed:

864% rise in rape cases since 2005
1,071% rise in molestation cases
320% rise in attempted murders

The “Oxford of the East” now has a serious law and order problem. #punecrime read by @tweets_prateekg
https://t.co/1wAsrFi9yR

[Sameer S @SameerSattar]

"ELECT A CLOWN AND WATCH A CIRCUS" - A tale of two countries

[حسام شبات @HossamShabat]

life of a journalist in North Gaza:

In order to film everything you see I need to put in my blood , sweat and tears . First , I need to charge my phone. To charge my phone, I have to walk miles to find electricity for both my phone and power bank. After filming, I need to find specific areas to upload my footage where I can get a good signal. With very limited transportation options, I also have to find a way to reach bombed locations, whether by car, ambulance, or even running.

At the end of the day, I often find myself starving, with my stomach growling. To keep moving, I need to find food. I scout the market for hours to find canned goods (if I’m lucky) and ingredients, but I’m unable to cook them. Most days, I just eat bread to sustain my energy. The most complicated part is finding a place to sleep. Ever since the IDF put a hit list on me, I’m careful about where I sleep to avoid endangering those around me. Every day, I move from one location to another, finding any empty spot I can as my bed for the night.

Every report you see reflects my blood, sweat, and dedication to bringing you this content. Please amplify our message.

[Sameer S @SameerSattar]

@RonnieTheWalker Quid Pro Quo!

[Sameer S @SameerSattar]

Find me there too, where the sky is blue!
@sameersattar.bsky.social

[Sameer S @SameerSattar]

One small step at a time, we are turning into a regressive nation!

[Live Law @LiveLawIndia]

Not Allowing Daughter-In-Law To Watch TV, Meet Neighbours, Go To Temple Alone & Making Her Sleep On Carpet Is Not Cruelty: Bombay High Court | ⁦@NarsiBenwal⁩

#Cruelty

https://t.co/WulOnpEpo7

[Sameer S @SameerSattar]

No new age technology or machinery used to carry out these repairs in these multiple kilometer long stretches. No quality check here. Toll Tax increased but quality of road surface has gone down dramatically resulting in bumpy rides @nitin_gadkari 2/2

[Sameer S @SameerSattar]

#MumbaiPuneExpressway is a lesson of how 2 turn a reasonably smooth road surface built 20+ years ago in 2 a suspension test track.

Repairs seem to be carried out wid local contractors who've dug out a section & just slapped concrete resulting in massive undulations.
1/2

[Rema Nagarajan @RemaNagarajan]

Pvt health insurance is so terrible that even a Tata Memorial Hosp doctor can't get insurance to work when needed
If a doc is stumped by health insurance company practices, what hope do common folks have?
Govt unable to/doesn't want to regulate pvt insurance cos. going rogue

[Siddharth @DearthOfSid]

And finally, we have the war they've all been salivating for. This is a direct consequence of the US's shameful funding, cheering and defence of Israel's genocide in Gaza over the last 12 months. The world will never forget what happened.

[Akshay D @akkiman]

2 weeks of clear skies & the award winning pothole remains. @sidshirole, Inaction has a way of making things certain like my vote in the elections. My decision to not support leaders who can’t deliver is now set in stone. It’s beyond sarcasm at this point.. it’s shameless.

[Anantha (#DestroytheAadhaar) @anantha]

Such fucking b.s. After making everyone get fasttag now they want everyone to fit an aftermarket GPS unit that they will probably scan at a toll booth. 🤷🏾‍♂️

[Eternal Drift @drifteternal_]

Mumbai’s $2B Coastal Road Project already showing cracks and patches! Is this the future of our infrastructure? Taxpayer money deserves better accountability. @CMOMaharashtra @mybmc @timesofindia @htTweets #MumbaiCoastalRoad @mumbaimatterz @RoadsOfMumbai @zoru75 #Mumbai

[Siddharth @svaradarajan]

Today, India is divided in two camps. The vast majority are devastated by news of Vinesh Phogat's odd disqualification on the eve of her final.

But there is a tiny, wretched minority of scumbags—putting ego & political interest above patriotism & human decency—that is thrilled.

[Sameer S @SameerSattar]

We all root for a win for @Phogat_Vinesh today. However, the win belongs to her first. It's her personal win first not India's. It will be her moment and only hers.

[jonathan selvaraj @jon_selvaraj]

Coming into the Olympics, Yui Susaki is 82-0

She's not just the favourite in the women's 50kg category. She's the favourite across every category there is -- men's or women's

In all her international career, Susaki has never even been pushed. She’s beaten World champions and Olympic medallists for fun.

She’s too fast. Too slick. Too technical. Too intelligent. Too damn perfect.

Can someone beat Susaki at the Olympics? Sure, and then perhaps then they can go and supplex God. She’s crushed everyone who was anyone. But Vinesh Phogat is not anyone.

82-1.

Vinesh is the ‘one’.

This is a win that kick starts one of the most incredible Olympic runs that I can think of. Now Vinesh is in the Olympic final where she takes on Sarah Hildebrandt of the USA. What an honour to be able to write about what I consider the greatest upset in Indian Olympic history.

https://t.co/vKssHuEzRm

[ESPN India @ESPNIndia]

A year of protest against the federation chief.
Slept on pavements for 40 days.
Was beaten, dragged by the police.
Nearly immersed all her medals in the Ganga.
Underwent knee surgery.
Sealed her Olympic spot after an unforgiving qualification process.
Became the 1st Indian woman wrestler to qualify for three successive Olympics.

And now, she's beaten the unbeatable defending champ, won two more bouts to become the first Indian woman to reach a wrestling Olympic final.

Words fail to appreciate what Vinesh Phogat has just done.

https://t.co/ItdNkkWO1w | #Paris2024