Sanjai MJ

[Investing @ Prakash @Prakashplutus]

Stock market investors should protest too.
We’re paying higher STT and capital gains tax quietly funding reservation seats and freebies.

Remove STT.

Reduce LTCG

[Balu Gorade @BaluGorade]

Airtel officially prohibits sharing Unlimited 5G Data via mobile hotspots.

What about laptop users? Many users, including me, rely on mobile hotspots to connect their laptops. @airtelindia.

[Swing Trader Rishabh @stocksbyrishabh]

#airtel get ready for a drop in share price on Monday

People are angry as hell.

We don't recharge just to use the internet on our phones.

We recharge so we can use hotspot on our laptops, tablets, and other devices too.

If you're calling a plan "unlimited", then it should actually be unlimited.

TRAI should take strict action if telecom companies advertise "unlimited" plans with hidden restrictions.

I ported my SIM to Jio.

[Nachiket Bhatia @bhatia_nachiket]

If this policy is ever implemented, it will be one of the most dangerous experiments in healthcare.

You’re telling hospitals: “If the patient dies, you don’t get paid.”

If a lawyer loses a case, do you refuse to pay the lawyer?

If a firefighter can’t save every house, do you stop paying the fire department?

Congratulations. You just created a financial incentive to avoid the sickest patients.

Trauma. Septic shock. Massive heart attacks. Terminal cancer. Every high-risk emergency becomes a liability.
Hospitals will stop admitting patients needing emergency care and who is going to suffer the most: THE COMMON PEOPLE OF THE STATE.

Hospitals don’t guarantee life. They fight for it.

Don’t punish doctors and hospitals for death. Fix insurance. Strengthen public healthcare. Stop making disastrous policies that sound compassionate but can cost even more lives.

#Healthcare #HealthPolicy #Doctors #Hospitals #EmergencyCare #ICU #CriticalCare #MedicalEthics #HealthcareReform #PatientCare #India #TamilNadu #HealthcareCrisis #PublicPolicy #SaveHealthcare #MedicalCommunity #DoctorLife #Medicine #HealthcareSystem #PolicyMatters

[Deepak Shenoy @deepakshenoy]

It's been two months since the petrol and diesel prices were increased and crude is now down to 70 usd after being at 110+ then

Why can't we cut petrol and diesel prices again? Request the omcs and govt to please consider. Was never a free market here but govt led oligopoly

[Rose TheArtist @rosethaaartist]

The fact Airbnb is losing revenue isn’t shocking to me . Once hosts started pricing the same or more than hotels didn’t make sense . I rather stay at the hotel with daily housekeeping and room service if that’s the case .

[KINGMAKER 'விஜய்' @TamilDesam_TVK]

Yesterday he inaugurated 200 buses and he travelled in bus.

Today he flagged off Marathon and running against the spread of Drugs as awareness campaign.

Those who told Vijay is not coming out of his house, now Vijay is full time on the streets unlike the old CM MK Stalin.

[Muthukrishnan Dhandapani @dmuthuk]

Even for those willing to pay more, pure petrol is not widely available.

I started using XP95 after the ethanol issues cropped up. I subsequently realised that even XP95 contains 20% ethanol.

[Sanjai MJ @sanjaijayan]

@yokesh1809 We should do this

[Sanjai MJ @sanjaijayan]

I kindly request all the people to give 1 star to all the cab drivers who unjustly ask for extra money on all rides. This culture is wrong. We never should accept it. We should fight back or it will remain this way and we might never get to go back to fair charges.

[Sanjai MJ @sanjaijayan]

Imagine if everyone started asking for extra money in all the jobs that people do. It would be a disaster.
Travel, which is something important should not be unjustly taken advantage of by the cab drivers.

[Sanjai MJ @sanjaijayan]

I kindly request all the people to give 1 star to all the cab drivers who unjustly ask for extra money on all rides. This culture is wrong. We never should accept it. We should fight back or it will remain this way and we might never get to go back to fair charges.

[Sanjai MJ @sanjaijayan]

Either don't accept the ride or if it's urgent, atleast give 1 star and comment the driver asked for extra money, after the ride. This would discourage them to ask for more money all the time.

[Dr. Datta M.D. (Radiology) building CRASHLab.in @DrDatta_AIIMS]

If true, this is the worst and the most discriminatory move against Indians I have ever seen in my life! Indian investors who have been betting on India and had been holding their shares in the economy despite the struggling times we have been going through are being punished and foreign investors who pulled out money are being awarded. If you want to remove capital gains tax, remove for everyone! What is this slavery mindset with which our FM is working! Shameful! I would urge all Indian investors to pull out their money from Indian stocks if this is implemented!

[Whemïmor @hy_wemmy]

Life is now so serious. Money hits your account and instead of celebrating, you’re calculating which problem to tackle first.

[Fundamental Investor ™ 🇮🇳 @FI_InvestIndia]

Dear FM Madam @nsitharaman ji,

You had once said that FIIs can come and go, Retail Investors can absorb any shock. And it has been true. Retail Monthly SIP has been the backbone amidst heavy outflow of FDI.

I am hearing that you are reviewing Policies for FIIs. I would like to remind you that DIIs & Retail Investors will need to be taken care as well. Do not forget us madam.

Long Term Investors should be incentivized, both Domestic & Foreign !!!

Hoping to see some good news soon.

On behalf of thousands of Long Term Investors,
#FI

[Shubham Kumar @chintu4489]

Dear Indian Railways, if RAC means sharing a berth, why doesn't the fare also get shared? Full payment for half a seat seems less like passenger service and more like a profit-maximization scheme.

@RailwaySeva @RailMinIndia
#RAC #IndianRailway

[Pankaj Arora 🇮🇳 @Panks_Arora]

What is one thing in India that has become so normal now…
that people don’t even get angry about it anymore?

For me:
Corruption, overcharging, delays, poor infrastructure, rude public dealing, and zero accountability.

People have stopped expecting things to improve. And that is the most dangerous part.

[India Flick @IndiaFlick]

#Ethanol is the Biggest Scam.

When 70 to 80% of vehicles are not even ethanol compatible, who gave you the right to blend ethanol into petrol? And if it’s mixed with ethanol, why does it still cost the same as pure petrol?

STOP damaging our vehicles for your greed.

[Rants&Roasts @Sydusm]

Shortage of gas didn't stop it. India is cooking. Literally.

Delhi hit 50°C. Rajasthan touched 52°C. Odisha went to 53°C. Banda went beyond. Labourers collapsed on roads. Farmers fainted. Old people died in homes with no fans. Children sat in tin-roofed classrooms with wet cloth on their heads.

Drink more water. Add ORS if you can afford. That was it. Oh, and one cooling center in Delhi with staff to wipe off your sweat with towels. That was the full might of the government machinery, its think tank and its policy makers.

Meanwhile, the Prime Minister was on his 70-something foreign trip. Playing candy crush. And gifting leaders. Ministers were figuring out how to not offend Trump and his gang. And which vegetarian dishes to include in the menus for visiting dignatories.

Parliament debated about who stood where during some ceremony - not on what happens when India's goundwater runs dry, which at current rates, happens before 2035 in several states. As per some Soros-funded report.

We are used to all this. The heat is not new. It has been building for 30 years. Scientists have screamed. International reports have named Indian cities among the most climate-vulnerable on earth. Lucknow, Patna, Bhubaneswar, Ahmedabad, Delhi, Pune - becoming increasingly unbearable to survive. While mass media kept promoting Melody.

You will not find a single coherent, funded, time-bound national heat action plan. You'll find press releases. Committees. Pilot projects. Newspaper ads. Hoardings. Posters. But zero action.

Forests are being cleared for highways, data centers, smart cities that exist mostly in muted videos. God only knows. The people making these decisions have SUVs, bungalows and ACs at 18°C. The people paying for these decisions carry water in used plastic bottles and sleep on pavements. Concrete pavements. With no shade.

In all the uncertainty around us, there are few things 100% certain. June comes and rivers will overflow again. The same cities that were on fire in May will go underwater in July. Mumbai. Chennai. Bangalore. Gurgaon. The footage is identical every year - cars submerged, families on rooftops, choppers rescuing some villagers, bloated carcasses, snakes in living rooms. Same ministers, same aerial surveys, same promises, same funds - like repeat prime time news. Zero action.

Then winter arrives and the air turns into something you can hold in your hands. AQI crosses 400-500. Same prime time debates - Punjab stubble versus Delhi firecrackers versus vehicular pollution. After 15 years we still haven't figured out even the problem. The solution seems a few centuries away. If we are lucky, then by 2047. Meanwhile, we can watch Arnab shouting from our TV screens. Sheer display of lung power when AQI crosses 500.

What's missing is not knowledge. India has world-class climate scientists. IITs publish excellent research. Down to Earth has data over the years. What's missing is political intention and competence. They do not exist. No, sir.

The citizen, exhausted and gaslit, has done what humans do when institutions fail them completely. Adapted. Resigned. Called it destiny. Blamed it on gods. The earlier ones. And that resignation is perhaps the most dangerous thing - it tells the political class there is no cost to inaction. They can and will continue taking everyone for granted. And keep fudging data to make it look unbelievably good.

In a country riding on heated religious fervour, the man-facilitated failures will be assigned to 'acts of God'. While fellow citizens will continue to master the art of sleeping with eyes wide open.