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Unveiling Core Concerns: The Tale of Telecom Companies and SIM Card Woes in India

In the digital age, our smartphones have become extensions of ourselves, connecting us to the world at our fingertips. However, this convenience can quickly turn into frustration when faced with recurring SIM card issues. A recent series of experiences raises concerns about transparency, accountability, and customer service in the realm of Indian telecom companies. Frequent SIM Card Conundrums  Imagine this scenario: your phone suddenly loses network connectivity, disrupting your daily life and routine. You rush to the authorized store, only to be informed that your SIM card is damaged, necessitating a replacement for a fee. Such situations, unfortunately, have become all too familiar for many users, including a couple who shared their story. A few weeks ago, one member of this couple experienced a sudden disruption in phone service. A visit to the authorized store led to the revelation that the SIM card was damaged and required replacement, at a cost of ₹100. Similarly,
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Howrah Bridge

In the heart of Kolkata, where the river flows, Stands an icon of marvel, where time surely slows. A majestic structure, a true work of art, The Howrah Bridge, a symbol etched in every heart. Spanning the mighty Ganges with grace and might, A gateway of dreams, a beacon in the night. Forged from iron and steel, a grand sight to behold, It connects two worlds, stories waiting to be told. Oh, Howrah Bridge, you're a silent witness, To tales of love and loss, joy and tenderness. On your ancient beams, memories are engraved, Whispered secrets, promises, never to be waived. As the sun sets, painting the sky in golden hue, Your shimmering lights dance, creating a magical view. A silhouette against the twilight, you proudly stand, Guarding the city, a sentinel of the land. Through monsoon rains and winds that fiercely blow, You remain steadfast, never faltering, a constant show. Vehicles and pedestrians, a ceaseless flow, Crossing your expanse, their dreams in tow. Beneath you

Salesforce and Indian Youth

Salesforce is a cloud-based software that enables businesses to manage customer relationships, automate sales processes, and streamline business operations. It has become a widely popular tool across industries and has led to an increased demand for Salesforce professionals worldwide. In India, the Salesforce job market has seen a surge in recent years, and it has helped many young professionals kickstart their careers. Salesforce jobs offer many benefits to Indian youth, and here are some of the ways it has helped them: High demand for Salesforce professionals: With the increasing popularity of Salesforce, there is a high demand for skilled professionals who can implement and manage the software. The demand for Salesforce professionals has risen in the past few years, and it is expected to continue to increase in the coming years. This high demand has created many job opportunities for Indian youth, providing them with a secure and rewarding career. Competitive

Peace, at any cost, is Supreme !!!

Everyone was shocked when Sri Krishna proposed, they should send a Shanti Doot (Peace Messenger) to Hastinapur, then then capital of Kuru Dynasty. The Rathis and MahaRathis present in the Raj Sabha stood up against the idea and rejected the proposal outright. One of them was Bhima who had pledged to Kill Duryodhana and drink blood of Dushashana - the two Kuru Rajkumars who insulted/attempted to disrobe Draupadi in the broad day light, in front of hundreds of Men. He kind of yelled at Sri Krishna and asked why is he going so soft on this matter and proposing a Peace Talk or a Shanti Varta. He asked, what will happen to the Pledge he has taken if they initiate the Shanti Varta and the war never happens. Shri Krisha stood firm with his proposal and said :  "Peace, at any cost, is Supreme".  Most of us do not follow what Krishna's teachings are, instead we make our own decisions contrary to what Krishna would have done in the same situation. We need Sr

Princely States of Kharsawan Garh and the Massacre of 1948

The Princely states of Kharsawan Garh was a small state located in present-day India . It was one of many such states that existed in India during the colonial period and was ruled by a local prince or chieftain who held a great deal of power within the state. It was located in the eastern part of India and was surrounded by other princely states such as Jashpur, Changbhakar, and Surguja. The state was relatively small in size, covering an area of only about 400 square miles and i ncluded around 263 village.  Despite its small size, however, Kharsawan Garh was an important center of trade and commerce, thanks to its strategic location along major trade routes. The Princely States of Kharsawan Garh was ruled by the Raja of Kharsawan , who was the hereditary ruler of the state. The Raja held a great deal of power within the state and was responsible for overseeing the administration of the state and its various departments. The Raja was also responsible for collecting taxes and ensuri

Bhimteka - The ancient rock shelter of Bhima

Bhimbetka is a group of caves located in the Raisen District of Bhopal , India . These caves known for their rock paintings, which are estimated to be between 30,000 and 10,000 years old, are some of the oldest examples of rock art in the world. The paintings, which date back to the Mesolithic period, depict scenes from the daily life of the people who lived in the area at the time. These depict a variety of scenes, including animals, hunting, dancing, and religious ceremonies.  The caves are named after  Bhima , a character from the Indian epic  Mahabharata , as it is believed that he took shelter in these caves during one of his journeys.  These were discovered in 1957 by archaeologist Dr. Vishnu Wakankar. Since then, there have been extensive studies and these have become a popular tourist attraction. In 2003, these were declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. One of the most striking things about the Bhimbetka rock paintings is their sheer size. Some of the paintings are over 100

Jharkhand - The Land of Forests

Jharkhand is a state located in eastern India. It is known for its rich natural resources, including minerals, forests, and water, and is home to a diverse range of cultures and traditions. Here are a few things you might want to know about Jharkhand: Jharkhand was created as a separate state in 2000, after being carved out of the state of Bihar. Prior to this, the region was known as the South Bihar region, and was an important center of trade and commerce. Jharkhand is known for its rich natural resources, including minerals such as coal, iron ore, and copper. These resources have made the state an important contributor to India's economy, and have attracted many industries and businesses to the region. The state is home to a number of national parks and wildlife sanctuaries, which are known for their rich biodiversity. Some of the most famous protected areas in Jharkhand include the Betla National Park, the Palamau Tiger Reserve, and the Hazaribagh National Park. Jha