Manjul Palicha

@KingTunde_SZN 56

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@IrfanPathan I really like the way you give your expert comments on players.Their balling, batting ,and behavioral pattern.Really appreciate.Kerp it up.All the very best

@mybmc I am trying to send online complaint regarding debris kept by our society for over a month now as a result mosquitos have started in our house.V r senior citizens and are easily susceptible to health issues.

@kisankonnect_in DHad ordered fruits and vegetables according to your slot 4pm to 5 pm then I get message from you that it will arrive between 5.15 n 6 pm It is now 7.21 pm still no sign of delivery.Tjos is frustrating. You don't allow us to cancellorder???

@RctcTurf with due respect it's high time Mr Madon retires in first race kolkata, 16/11 his commentary he says live it love it has useful lead for just 2 length lead n then by mistake he announces Horse no2 as winner quickly correcting himself to no3

@rwitcmumbai All the very best to all the trainers.Hats off to P.S.Chouhan for being one of the contenders for championship for having comparitively less horses than others in the fray. I think RWITC should honour him with special award

It’s anyone’s race! The trainer stakes are heating up! 🏇 #RWITC #HorseRacing #TrainerChampionship #RaceToTheTop

@MysoreRaceClub Congratulations to the winning jockey n trainer

Champion Jockey - Maximum no of Winners Ridden - Antony Raj S

@JioMart_Support Thank you very much for quick response.Will await for refund

@ampee13 Hi Manjul, We apologize that we could not deliver all the items to you at one go. We would like to inform you that the refund amount Rs 44 for these items have been initiated to your bank account and it will be credited within 3-5 working days. Further, for partial (1/2)

Secondly order placed at 9.33 in the morning in quick section which shows delivery within 30 minutes gets delivered after 7 hours and that too with 1 item short.Most unprofessional.Last time the whole shipment u cancelled after 3 days and refunded less amt.

@JioMart_Support have received one item short in today's order however when I go to help there is no option for short item.I have been frantically trying to approach you to resolve my issue without any success have never faced such problems with others

@IvankaNews_ Eight

@BachhawatVikram Congratulations

Can’t be more happy… Keep them coming 🏆

@UshaVanceNews PEACE

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@VivekJain58 Wish you all the very best in your new endeavour

After my long innings of writing for TOI, they had paused my column on the ground publications usually shuffle columns. Thankfully I got an opportunity to be a guest columnist for Hindustan Times. Attached is my first contribution. I chose the name “Heads or Tails” as its title!

@RctcTurf how do I watch kolkata races live

@BachhawatVikram @shivens Absolutely true.Very well narrated.Hope sense prevails and a positive solution is worked out by people at the helms of affairs in the Government.

Horse Racing in India: Tradition, Tourism, and the Case for Fair GST. Horse racing in India is one of the oldest and most distinguished sporting traditions, combining heritage, tourism, and livelihoods in a way few industries can. From the historic courses of Kolkata and Mumbai to the thriving turf clubs of Bengaluru, Hyderabad, and Chennai, racing has long been a cultural institution, attracting visitors, supporting equine breeding, and sustaining thousands of families. Yet today, this legacy faces a grave crisis—not because of waning public interest or diminished competitiveness, but because of a tax regime that threatens its very survival. Since October 2023, horse racing has been subject to a 28 percent Goods and Services Tax levied on the full face value of bets placed. This rate does not merely tax winnings or the commission retained by clubs; it taxes every rupee that enters the pool, thereby penalising the legitimate and regulated form of wagering that underpins the sport. The consequences of this structure are already stark. In Hyderabad, official betting collections that once stood at ₹1,271 crore in 2016–17 have collapsed to a mere ₹141 crore in 2024–25, even as the parallel illegal betting market has swelled to over ₹2,000 crore annually. In Mumbai too, the Royal Western India Turf Club has seen official tote collections decline from around ₹15 crore in earlier years to barely ₹2–3 crore today, with punters preferring unregulated bookmaking avenues that escape taxation. Nationally, the trend is unmistakable: government revenue from racing, which had touched ₹3,274 crore in 2014–15, has dwindled to less than half that amount within five years of GST implementation. This is not just a story of numbers but of livelihoods and heritage under siege. The equine population in Hyderabad alone has fallen from over a thousand horses to around 650, as owners are unable to meet the costs of upkeep—now estimated at nearly ₹35,000 per month per horse. Trainers, jockeys, syces, farriers, veterinarians, breeders, and a host of ancillary workers are being forced to abandon their profession, leaving behind an entire ecosystem that once flourished around the sport. The cascading effect is felt in rural areas that supply feed and breeding services, in urban tourism where racecourses attract visitors, and in state treasuries that lose revenue to underground markets. To equate horse racing with games of pure chance is to misunderstand its nature and its jurisprudential recognition. The Supreme Court in K.R. Lakshmanan v. State of Tamil Nadu (1996) categorically recognised racing as a game of skill, requiring analysis of form, pedigree, track conditions, weather, handicapping, and jockeyship. Bettors engage in statistical study, pedigree research, and performance evaluation—skills that distinguish the sport from online money games or casinos, which the government itself has recently moved to prohibit through the Promotion and Regulation of Online Gaming Bill, 2025. While unregulated online games are deemed harmful because of their addictive and opaque design, horse racing remains a licensed, supervised, and historically significant sporting activity. It is therefore inappropriate to punish it with the same or harsher tax treatment than those activities the government itself has sought to ban. @shivens @dashmeshstud @gautamlala @sanjay_facets @indiaracedotcom @angads110 @RaceMirror @Racebuzzlive #horseracing #equestrian #Legacy #Horseracinghistory #GSTReforms

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@baidyanathgroup need clarifications I came across two dashmool kadha useful in 2 different ailments. Need to DM details

@baidyanathgroup I have already sent email

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@MrShrotriya @IndianTechGuide You are only going to encourage black market trade people are not going to stop consuming gutkas or stop playing on line gaming.eg. Liquor is banned in Gujarat however it is one of the highest consuming state of liquor in India

🚨 Sin goods like tobacco, pan masala, cigarettes, gambling to have a GST of 40%. (NDTV)