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Blendkari and Sons have destroyed India’s Sugar industry, Maize industry, Poultry (eggs , chicken) industry and have put India at risk of water scarcity also. In the end petrol never became cheap, vehicles are being affected , egg/ maize/ chicken/ sugar are expensive. Maize & sugar is imported

Why do Bip fans still support Blendkari ?

Lucknow labour express way built with thousands of crores : COLLAPSED AT MANY PLACES AND is FILLED WITH POTHOLES

Ganga Expressway : Collapsed with a few days after inauguration

Mumbai - Pune Expressway - one of the MOST BUMPIEST ROADS due to poor quality of construction and potholes have appeared at many places

Not only did he fail in his own department but also failed the entire country by interfering in Petroleum industry too

u/Even-Jackfruit2810 — 1 month ago
▲ 2.7k r/indianstudents+3 crossposts

Only in India you will see an IITIAN getting felicitated by someone who hasn't even completed his basic education.

u/Friendly_Voice_2223 — 2 months ago
▲ 25 r/restaurants+1 crossposts

Why are we paying inflated menu prices AND platform fees on Zomato?

I was about to order from Madras Majestic 1963 and decided to compare the prices on Zomato with the restaurant’s menu.
The difference isn’t just on one item—it’s across almost the entire menu.
Some examples:
Kunafa: ₹290 → ₹338.80
Turkish BBQ Mandi: ₹270 → ₹363
Honey Chilli BBQ Mandi: ₹240 → ₹363
Several other items are similarly marked up.
Then, on top of these already inflated menu prices, Zomato adds:
Platform fee
Delivery fee (if applicable)
GST on applicable charges
Packaging charges (where applicable)
By checkout, the final bill is easily ₹100–₹200+ higher than what the same food would cost if you ordered directly from the restaurant or picked it up yourself.
I understand restaurants may increase their online menu prices to recover commissions, and delivery platforms need to make money too. But as a customer, it feels like I’m paying for the same service multiple times—once through inflated menu prices and again through separate platform and delivery fees.
Is this becoming the norm now?

u/Friendly_Voice_2223 — 3 months ago