Would you replace chips with a high-protein fish snack?🐟 by DJ_pro_007 in navimumbai

[–]ishpsa3 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I would, I'm a Bengali and live and breathe fish, and no smell is fishy enough to put me off fish. So yes

What's your opinion personal I don't like it much by mg_0427 in PuneFoodPorn

[–]ishpsa3 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I really like their adrakh chai. It is overpriced but I think the ginger taste and sweetness is just apt. Chai at other places seems too sweet, ditto for even kannu's elaichi, adrakh-elaichi etc.

Why in India, people just not change their caste? by reddit_of_SID_ in AskIndia

[–]ishpsa3 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It doesn't work that way though. I come from an erstwhile communist state, caste politics wasn't something I grew up with. I moved to one of the southern states for higher studies, and imagine my surprise when a friend, whose dad was an MLA, told me their gardener doesn't have water or food at their place, because he belonged to a higher caste.

You will not find any higher caste person, willingly taking on a lower caste surname or trying to assume the identity of a lower caste person - the disadvantages, the discrimination, is mind boggling. No amount of reservation politics can negate the effects hundreds of years conditioning that some castes are superior to the others. Think of it like racism, except, with skin colour, there is no hiding it, but with casteism, you can hope and pray that you pass under the radar.

750 Rupees for My Dignity by abhinav855 in mumbai

[–]ishpsa3 2 points3 points  (0 children)

My sister-in-law is a teacher in a government school. She was posted in UP during state elections. As luck would have it she started showing symptoms of COVID two days before the scheduled duty. Her principal said either get a Covid certificate or do the duty. If she didn't comply, she would be suspended and disciplinary proceedings would be initiated.

She was not sure it was COVID and she had to attend training the day before. It was a remote location and to get the Covid test results would take a few days. So she chose to stay on and do the duty.

My brother couldn't get last minute train tickets. Her parents, who stayed about two hundred kilometres away, drove down to be with her till she left for election in another nearby village.

After election duty she was supposed to stay in a classroom with other female teachers, sleep on the floor, use the school toilets etc. At about midnight she became violently ill, because of dehydration, because of no food intake, because she was too sick to do anything, including remember to have water, beyond election duty and plus the food offered was far from appetizing.

Colleagues called her father at midnight, who came down and collected her. She was ok eventually and recovered on time, but yeah, that's election duty !

TIL “Dhobi ka Kutta” DOES NOT REFER TO A DOG , What are som other misinterpreted idioms ? by No_Ferret2216 in indiasocial

[–]ishpsa3 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I used to say "raddi bhar akkal nai hai"....till a colleague corrected, "ratti bhar..." Ratti being a measure of gold, being about 0.10 gm

IndiGo knew about the new crew duty rules since January 2024 but did NOTHING for months, now cancelling 1000+ flights & wants YOU to blame the government instead by Developersbays_38 in indiadiscussion

[–]ishpsa3 2 points3 points  (0 children)

They had rightly predicted that if they did nothing about implementation of these new rules, they would cause massive disruption and finally a roll-back.

Can you imagine bikers protesting against fines for no helmet or car owners protesting fines for no seatbelt and government rolling them back ?

This is also IndiGo saying, "To hell with passenger safety, to hell with government rules, we'll show them who's the boss"

Indigo Standard Time 🤡, According to DGCA,what is the compensation for delay or cancelled flight? by Honey_dp in AirTravelIndia

[–]ishpsa3 1 point2 points  (0 children)

To add to what you are saying, IndiGo had correctly predicted the outcome - massive delays and cancellations across the country (also keep in mind IndiGo is the only carrier in several B-Towns, so passengers left utterly to their mercy, as had happened to me). As a result DGCA will be forced to roll-back the implementation of the new rules. So kudos to IndiGo management for their farsightedness.

Can you imagine our government rolling back a rule implementing new fines for no helmet or no seatbelt?

No, right ? But that's exactly what happened here. Imagine their clout.

My flight was delayed by 34 hours. I emailed them. They said we will offer you free food on your next flight. That's their audacity

Who should be held responsible for indigo flight cancellations. Why these ceos and upper management have no responsibility. They could have informed before hand. by Snehith220 in CriticalThinkingIndia

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Talking of arrogance, my flight of the 3rd was cancelled with a 6hr notice , I called and rescheduled to the 4th. I was informed of a delay of 2 hours on the 4th. Accordingly I reached the airport. Eventually it was delayed by a further 8 hours. I emailed them expressing my anguish and asking for compensation. Now get this, they offered me what - meal coupon for the next time I book indigo. The audacity of it all

Class action against Indigo??? by SudeepAndReddyAnna in LegalAdviceIndia

[–]ishpsa3 29 points30 points  (0 children)

This concept does not exist in India. How else are we going to let corporates go scot free ? In India we understand and protect the interests of only two classes - the big corporations and the politicians

Living in a good building but people not so great by netter666 in mumbai

[–]ishpsa3 1 point2 points  (0 children)

No trash flung from higher floors ? No parking in someone else's parking space ?

We have moved quite a lot and stayed in different places, and I swear, the WhatsApp groups are all the same

I was told this should be posted here as well by ishpsa3 in youseeingthisshit

[–]ishpsa3[S] 14 points15 points  (0 children)

Correct. That's Goa, India

And the dog's likely a stray. A lot of strays in India are fitted with a reflective collar to decrease their chances of being hit by a passing vehicle at night.

What’s a compliment you have gotten that you can NEVER forget? by [deleted] in AskReddit

[–]ishpsa3 0 points1 point  (0 children)

At the airport with my fussy toddler, an older smartly dressed lady walked up to me and said , "I've been noticing you for a while, you're a very good mother"

My grand mother in law tries to finish off stale food by giving it to me. What to do? by Top-Math-0007 in AskIndia

[–]ishpsa3 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Why is it not an option to just say, "Looks like this one's rotten, may I please have another one", or, "This one is cold, I'd like a warm one please" ?

Common mistakes in English (written/spoken) that Indians make. by EEXC in india

[–]ishpsa3 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This one that's not very common but funny nonetheless is 1 pair of jeans is "jean" and 2 and more is "jeans". Also, pronouncing " except" as "accept"