Now Tesla in India @elonmusk Welcome to India. I hope the car is accessible for persons with disabilities and has adjustable retrofitted features.

Wish you a very happy birthday 6E @IndiGo6E . keep growing .

In the Morning . I saw the useful post . Safety first… @Uppolice 👍 #safetravel #SafetyFirst @DelhiPolice #Trending

Message from @Airindia flight to Chairman @airindia chairman @TataCompanies @tatatrusts To Mr. N. Chandrasekaran Chairman, Air India Subject: When Silence Speaks Louder Than Leadership Dear Mr. Chandrasekaran, They say leadership is about showing up — not just in boardrooms, but in moments that truly matter. Today on June 17th when Capt. Sumit Sabherwal — the Commander of Air India flight AI 171 — was laid to rest, you were just a few kilometres away in Mumbai. Yet, neither you nor a single board member of Tata Sons or Air India found the time, or perhaps the inclination, to attend his funeral. Not one. Capt. Sabherwal wasn’t just a name on a payroll or a line item in the cost column of a ₹3000 crore aircraft. He was a human being. A son, a colleague, a commander entrusted with hundreds of lives each flight. But more importantly, he was one of yours — part of the Tata family, or so we’re often told in town halls and mission statements. And yet, as his 88-year-old ailing father stood by his son’s pyre — alone, broken, and betrayed — the Tata Group, that venerable institution that once stood for grace and humanity, could not even spare a board representative. No shoulder to lean on. No condolences delivered in person. One wonders: is this the “New India” the Tata Group wants to lead? You see, leadership is not just about IPOs and synergies. It’s also about presence — especially in the dark moments. Ashwani Lohani, a former Air India Chairman, understood this. When a relatively junior Flight Despatcher passed away in Mumbai years ago, Lohani didn’t send a card or a floral arrangement. He showed up — and went further, offering the grieving wife a job. No cameras. No LinkedIn posts. Just humanity. Now imagine for a moment — would J.R.D. Tata have stayed away? Would Ratan Tata, who personally visited animal shelters and grieving ex-employees, have sent regrets via social media posts and emails? No, they would’ve been there. Because they understood that airplanes may cost thousands of crores, but the men and women who fly them are priceless. It’s not about protocol, sir. It’s about people. And when the Chairman of Tata Sons cannot find time to attend the funeral of a Captain who dedicated his life to serving the skies under the Tata banner, what message does that send to the rest of the crew? The message is loud and clear: You’re just a name in a roster. A code in the system. Replaceable. Today, the employees of Air India feel abandoned. Not by fate, not by circumstance, but by you. And in your absence, we saw everything. Warm regards (though with little warmth left), [Name withheld] On behalf of many disillusioned voices | Captain Sumeet Sabharwal’s Funeral Today | ... youtube.com/live/SwRgLMd8weI… via @YouTube 2:27 PM · Jun 17, 2025 · 25 Views

People were enjoying the natural beauty of a green meadow near Pahalgam in Kashmir when a terrorist attack happened today, innocent people lost their lives.Heartfelt condolences to the families who have lost their loved ones forever. #PahalgamAttack #TerrorAttack #TerrorAttack

Had a great discussion during the Supply Chain Meet, where I got the opportunity to speak about disability, accessibility, and inclusion. I also took the chance to spread awareness about sign language. @ncpedp_india @socialpwds @narendramodi #InclusionMatters #AccessibilityForAll

हर हर महादेव ॐ #HarHarMahadevॐ

दिल्ली में मुख्यमंत्री पद के लिए श्रीमती @gupta_rekha जी व मंत्रिपरिषद के सभी सदस्यों को शपथ ग्रहण पर हार्दिक बधाई एवं शुभकामनाएं।

In Up kuch to galat ho rha.. @myogiadityanath please look in this . @narendramodi instagram.com/reel/DF1bQ_HyK…

Thank you to former #CJI Y. Chandrachud Sir, for passing a landmark order on accessibility. it’s a step toward true freedom for people with disabilities #AccessibilityForAll #InclusiveIndia thehindu.com/news/national/a…

No one can replace you, Sir. #RIP Ratan Sir | A big loss for the nation.RIP #RatanTata Sir

Dear team, I applied for the exempted #FASTag under the PwD category in Dec '23, but it's still pending.kindly look into this (RO-DEL-231208881431). Thank you @NHAI_Official @nitin_gadkari @socialpwds @RamdasAthawale @

As we close out the Paris 2024 Olympics let’s shift our focus to the Paris Paralympics 2024!Our para athletes are ready to shine. Let’s support them all the way to gold! 🙌🏅#Paris2024 #Paralympics2024 #SupportParaAthletes @ParalympicIndia @DeepaAthlete @PMOIndia

I always say don't disrespect athletes. Our sports minister said they gave 70 lakh to Vinesh. Our players earn medals for the country, but the minister compared this with money. I want to say, money cannot buy medals, sir.@RahulGandhi @narendramodi @aajtak

Congratulations @Neeraj_chopra1 for Silver .Next time waiting for Gold. Jai hind.

Chak de India congratulations Team India Hockey @TheHockeyIndia ey

Government committed to going digital, but many offices still rely on paper. Time to lead by example! Let's prioritize sustainability and embrace a paperless future. 🌍🌳 #SaveEarth #SaveTree #StopPaper #ESG @UPGovt @myogiadityanath @DrmJhansi

#Microsoft365 #cloudattack #microsoftattack #CyberAttack #cyberattacks