@airtelindia Moreover, they sounded extremely irresponsible. All we wanted was an ethical service, not something misleading or cheating. You could’ve just told us that the connection isn’t feasible in our location. We would’ve went ahead with @reliancejio (4/4)
@airtelindia After calling the dealer and the provider multiple times over the past few months, we realized we were cheated. They activated our ID at a different 5G location and installed the modem at our location, despite knowing that 5G speeds were not available here. (3/4)
@airtelindia@TRAI I Later, he asked us to recharge again, saying we had opted for a four month plan and that he would fix the issue and boost the speed. That never happened either. (2/4)
@airtelindia I got my Airtel Fiber connection in June. It worked properly for just one month, after that, the internet barely worked. When I contacted the service provider, he repeatedly promised to visit and fix the issue, but never showed up. (1/4)
To all the men out there, I urge you: Do not engage in debates with women on social media when they are expressing their anger over the recent horrific incident in Bengal. Their words are not just a reaction to this tragedy; they are the outpouring of years of pain, frustration, and fear born from personal experiences with toxic men-men who harassed & assaulted them, who made them feel uncomfortable, who objectified them since childhood. There are experiences they never shared even with their parents, this burning anger is not merely a reaction but a response to the lifelong burden they've carried.
As men, we can never fully understand what they have endured. No matter how hard we try, we cannot measure the depths of their suffering.
Right now, in this moment of grief and outrage, what women need is not debate but mutual support. They need support from every community to ensure that justice is served for their sister who was brutally murdered by some of those "men."
This is not the time to argue or to defend; it is the time to listen. If you cannot offer comfort or understanding, at the very least, offer your silence.
Do not become another obstacle in their fight against the evils of our society. Instead, stand with them, listen to them, and let your actions reflect the justice and respect that all women deserve.
Better take care of yourself, your sisters, your mothers and loved ones.
In a world full of people peeling oranges, find someone who can peel pomegranates for you 🌝 Because that’s the toughest job and pomegranates are healthier than oranges 😌
#peelingoranges#pomegranate
"Whenever I rethink my existence in the village, it’s the people who come to my mind," says our writer @sowmya_alg Wanna know why she says so? Read this article https://t.co/Bn1KZdRSQt
#rememberingroots#website#blog#village
When you failed to attend the 8 am class today and your MCJ classmates are posting something under the #mcjthings which you have no idea about 🫠
#mcjthings
Saw this in a ration shop. The salespersons should be more mindful while distributing the commodities as these essential items are stepped on by people making it hard for consumption.
#foodokwasteyaake
YELLOW ALERT: Don't buy more than you can eat. Also, its NACHOS!! Just put it in your fridge and eat it the next day or give it to me :)
#foodokwasteyaake#FastFood
Cafe A Paris, which is located in kormangala, Bengaluru, took a positive step to create awareness on how not to waste food rather than donate to those who need it. IT was a great initiative taken by the cafe . #foodokwasteyaake#Bengaluru#dontwastefood
I’m sure many of you guys must have come across this guy in Instagram and YouTube who wastes food. He has learnt his lesson and finally stopped wasting food. When are you gonna stop wasting food?
#foodokwasteyaake#stopwastingfood
Mirinda Maggi and Biryani Pizza Milkshake??? Seriously??? It’s very disheartening to see food bloggers wasting food just for a few subscribers and a mere content. It’s high time people should know the difference between food reviewing and food wasting.
#foodokwasteyaake