Mahesh Ranjan Debata

@JioCare @JioCare could you please share the update because it has been really long and no solution has been provided yet. I just want you to process the refund asap.

@JioCare Your technician Mr Vikash visited my residence on 20 June and informed me and Jio executive Mr Vinay Yadav that there was no Jio tower in my locality. Instead of installation, process the refund of Rs. 3333/-

@JioCare Rs. 3333/ paid towards new air fiber connection on 18 June 2026. Jio Air Fiber not installed. Money not refunded even nearly after a month. Request to look into the matter and process the refund of Rs. 3333/-

@IndiGo6E maxeew@gmail.com 9818105957

@mrdebata Hi, we regret the inconvenience caused. Kindly share the error screenshot and contact details along with your email address via DM, so we may get this checked. ~Nidhi i.ki.show/612BE0D923

@IndiGo6E A travel voucher issued by ur team hasn’t been redeemable for over a month. Despite follow-ups, there has been no actual resolution; only generic troubleshooting advice. The voucher expires tomorrow, 16 July 2026. This needs urgent escalation before the value is lost.

@IndiGo6E I will DM the screenshot and contact details. But please note: I tried again today after your team’s instructions, and it still shows “Invalid voucher.” This has already been pending for over a month and expires on 16 July 2026. Please escalate, not just acknowledge.

@mrdebata Hi Mahesh, we do understand your concern. Request you to DM us your LRN (lead reference number) and registered mobile number, so that we can assist you further - Dipesh x.com/messages/compo…

@IndiGo6E I tried it again after your reply. Same result: “Invalid voucher.” The issue is not that I don’t know how to redeem it; the voucher issued by IndiGo is not working. It expires on 16 July 2026. Please escalate and issue a working solution immediately.

Mr Debata, to use a travel voucher on the IndiGo website, follow these steps: 1. Visit the IndiGo website: goindigo.in and Log-In to your account. 2. Select your flight and proceed to the payment page. 3. On the payment page, you will find an option to apply a voucher. 4. Enter the voucher code in the designated field. 5. The voucher value will be applied to your booking, and you can pay the remaining amount, if any, using other payment methods. If the error still occurs, please share your contact details for further assistance. ~Anni

Indian cuisine conversations often revolve around Punjabi, South Indian or Bengali food. Odiya cuisine deserves a much bigger place on that table. What struck me most was its restraint. No overload of cream, butter or chillies. Just balance, mustard, fermentation, texture and freshness. Dahi Bara Aloo Dum (popular street food), Drumstick-Brinjal Besara, Chhena Tarkari, Chakuli Pitha (like dosa) Aloo Patra Besara… all made at home.

@animeshroul @nobrokercom @NiharNayak23 These idiots should be brought to justice.

This seems like an outright scamming @nobrokercom. Very unfortunate Dr Nihar @NiharNayak23. Please lodge formal complaints with them and with the relevant agencies, including the Delhi Police Cyber Cell/ Consumer forums/courts, if they do not refund or resolve the issue amicably at the earliest. Also, consider sending them a Legal Notice if they are evasive and incommunicado. 🤨😤

@DebaMohantyKJR @mrdebata @dash_raghab @avilashroul @AmbArunSahu @snpattanayak @vishal_singh3

Odisha is no stranger to India’s tourism circuit. From the timeless Konark & Jagannath Temples, to the sands of Puri Beach and the vastness of Chilika Lake. But it seems that if you venture deeper into the state you discover landscapes that are every bit as spectacular. Duduma Falls in Koraput district where the Machkund River plunges dramatically off a rocky cliff is one such marvel. It’s a reminder that India’s beauty is inexhaustible. Just when you think you’ve seen it all… another wonder appears. #SundayWanderer (Have to thank @manas_muduli for tirelessly promoting Odisha)

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Session 2 of the National Seminar on “Domestic Dimensions: Governance and Security” was chaired by Prof. Srikanth Kondapalli @Sri_Kondapalli, Professor of China Studies, School of International Studies, JNU, New Delhi. Dr. Geeta Kochhar @KangJing, Assistant Professor, SLL& CS JNU, New Delhi; Dr. Mahesh Ranjan Debata @mrdebata, Associate Professor, Centre for Inner Asian Studies, JNU @JNU_official_50, New Delhi; Dr. Tsewang Mingure, Assistant Professor, Faculty of Arts, Banaras Hindu University (BHU), Varanasi were the speakers of this session. This session examined domestic dimensions of China’s national security, especially in the context of governance and security. It discussed policies adopted by the Chinese government to maintain stability and overcome challenges in different regions of China, including Tibet and Xinjiang. Experts also analysed what is mainly referred to as the holistic concept of national security in China.

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Pleased to share my latest Issue Brief for @ICWA_NewDelhi on South Korean President Lee's visit to China and Japan right within two weeks of the start of 2026. Click on the link below 👇 to read more - bit.ly/4jZomYn

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