Farzi Batman

"Train number 12510, from Guwahati to Bengaluru… just another journey, until one small incident caught everyone’s attention," "In the sleeper coach, a vendor was moving from seat to seat, selling fruit cakes as if everything was normal," "A passenger picked up a packet, checked the MRP — ₹40 — and was about to pay," "But the vendor stopped him and said, ‘It will be ₹50, sir,’" "The passenger paused and calmly asked, ‘The MRP is ₹40… why ₹50?’" "The vendor replied without hesitation, ‘Sir, I delivered it to your seat, there’s a ₹10 service charge,’" "And that’s where things got interesting," "The passenger responded firmly, ‘I’ll only pay ₹40… and I need a bill,’" "The vendor changed his tone, sounding a bit emotional, ‘Sir, we have families to feed… we have to charge a little extra,’" "But the passenger didn’t budge, ‘You’re already paid for this job… this extra charge is illegal. If needed, I’ll file a complaint with IRCTC,’" "The vendor just smiled and said, ‘Tell whoever you want… we always charge ₹50,’" "The rest of the coach stayed silent, but everyone was listening," "No one spoke up… maybe because this has now become ‘normal,’" "But the real question is — has MRP become just a number printed on the packet?" "This isn’t about ₹10… it’s about accountability in the system," "If this continues, overcharging in the name of ‘service’ will become routine," "It’s time for strict action… otherwise even those who raise their voice will eventually fall silent,"

The average Korean woman

Heatwave warning for next week.

One thing I can not understand is how a woman can call herself independent and call it freedom to do a job where she works under a manager, senior manager, director and a senior director And on the other side they call a homemaker regressive who is cooking, organizing the home, taking care of kids, driving all around for their kids, groceries, social events, making all the decisions of home for her family, even though she earns more from other investments? Husband wife both are dependent on each other whether working outside or not. No one independent fully.

Big Bang Theory portrays a waitress and physicists as neighbours because it’s blind to class. In India, class is deeply intertwined with caste. So not only would the waitress be living elsewhere, it’s far less likely she’d ever become friends with physicists, let alone date one.

These foods are killing you everyday, stop eating these from today onwards.