Anas Wajid

A complaint with the number CM-230526-72285808 has already been registered for this product with an issue type *Battery/charging issue*. Thank you for your patience.. We are experiencing a slight delay in closing your complaint. In the meanwhile, is there anything more you would like us to help you with?@Eureka_ForbesIN

STILL WAITING A complaint with the number CM-230526-72285808 has already been registered for this product with an issue type *Battery/charging issue*. Thank you for your patience.. We are experiencing a slight delay in closing your complaint. In the meanwhile, is there anything more you would like us to help you with? Still waiting.

@anaswajid Hi Anas, we regret to hear this. Please DM us your complaint number, and we’ll get right on it. i.ki.show/CD9F3161A1

@Eureka_ForbesIN you must rank as one of the worst in after-sales services. Bought an automatic robotic cleaner two months ago. Doesn’t work properly. Been chasing you for the last two weeks - no one responds, service requests get cancelled. You are the pits.

@EurekaforbesIN I sent the DM in the morning, radio silence after that. You really are the pits!!!!

This Eid-al-Adha, may every prayer bring peace, strength, and every home be blessed with good health and togetherness. Wishing you and your loved ones a blessed Eid. #EidAlAdha #EidMubarak #MaxHealthcare

India is emerging as a global destination for advanced healthcare. On CNBC-TV18, Abhay Soi, CMD, Max Healthcare, shares perspectives on AI, surgical robotics & the future of healthcare in India. Watch: youtu.be/X98pAqcjiRA?si… #MaxHealthcare

Having spent decades analysing and writing about his life, a journey that led to my 2003 biography “Nehru: The Invention of India”, I remain profoundly struck by the enduring relevance of his legacy. On his death anniversary, we honor a visionary polymath whose lifelong devotion to democracy-building, social justice and secular pluralism laid the bedrock of our republic. #RememberingNehru

@san_x_m @paranjoygt Her memoirs are beautifully written and worth a read too.

Her name was Leila Seth. She was born on October 20 1930 in Lucknow. She grew up during the partition years. She was married at 22 and followed her husband Prem to London while he completed his studies. She was 27 years old and pregnant when she decided to study law. She enrolled at the Inns of Court. In 1958 she topped the bar examination, finishing first among all candidates from England and Wales. A London newspaper ran her photograph with the headline referring to her as “Mother in Law.” She had given birth months before the exam. She was the first Indian woman to top the London Bar exam. She came back to India and built a legal career in Patna for ten years. In 1978 she became the first woman judge of the Delhi High Court. In 1991 she became Chief Justice of the Himachal Pradesh High Court, the first woman to hold that position in any High Court in independent India. She served on the 15th Law Commission of India from 1997 to 2000. Her work during that period led directly to the Hindu Succession Amendment Act of 2005, which gave Hindu daughters equal rights to ancestral property for the first time in Indian law. After the Nirbhaya gang rape in December 2012 she was appointed to the Justice JS Verma Committee, which recommended the sweeping changes to sexual assault laws that followed. Her son is the novelist Vikram Seth. She died on May 5 2017. She was 86 years old. She had pledged to donate her organs and her family held no funeral. A prayer meeting was held in her honour instead. She topped the bar exam in England while pregnant. She became the first woman Chief Justice of an Indian High Court. She helped give daughters the right to inherit ancestral property. She helped rewrite India’s rape laws. Most Indians know her son’s book. Almost none know her story. Follow for stories India deserves to remember.

A new Ebola outbreak in parts of Africa has once again put global health agencies on alert. While no Ebola cases have been reported in India and the current risk remains low, misinformation spreads faster than facts. #MaxHealthcare #EBOLA

Carrying out the diktats of his masters!!!!

The silence comes from fear.

Exceptional late-night care by @MaxHealthcare! When room hygiene issues were raised for patient Pradeep Kumar Gautam, Ms. Vineha Didwani & MOD Jitendra Singh Negi acted swiftly around midnight to provide a newer, better room. Deeply appreciate the prompt response! 🙏✨#MaxHospital #GreatService #PatientFirst #Gratitude

In Q4, we expanded across Mohali, Mumbai & Delhi, progressed on our upcoming Gurgaon facility, and strengthened our network with the acquisition of Kalinga Hospital, Bhubaneswar. Read more: cnbctv18.com/market/stocks/… #MaxHealthcare #Growth

Long waits are one thing, now we have absurd judgements, judges speaking in sectarian and offensive language and following the executive’s diktat. Looks like anarchy ahead.

Well, isn’t that argument goes to prove that even reservations have failed to root out caste based discrimination. What more should be done???

The dear leader will continue to focus on Nehru!!! Others will now focus on the future and none will focus on the present!!!

In the cabinet meeting only the dear leader speaks!!!

“Time spent with cats is never wasted.” ~Sigmund Freud

Who said, she is a journalist????

Even to the cockroaches????