Nikhil Agarwal @_nikhilz

History + Engineering + Sports. Gunner for life! linkedin.com/in/nikhilrater… Stuttgart, Germany Joined January 2010

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Nikhil Agarwal @_nikhilz

3 years ago

Of course, this meant that I missed my package ordered on Friday morning for an express delivery planned on Saturday. My flight was Tuesday noon and the package was delivered on Tuesday evening. My apartment was suddenly locatable then, was it? @BlueDart_ @BlueDartCares

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Nikhil Agarwal @_nikhilz

3 years ago

The customer service rep was tone deaf - no really help was offered and kept on repeated 'I would like to inform you that you will receive the package soon'. What does soon mean? @BlueDartCares

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Nikhil Agarwal @_nikhilz

3 years ago

Another lie told they called us (my sister was the recipient) and we didn't receive a single call! Apparently we are not the only that have been duped like this - check out Google reviews for @BlueDart_ Coimbatore

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Nikhil Agarwal @_nikhilz

3 years ago

The most pathetic courier company in India is @BlueDart_. Ordered something on an express delivery before my flight - no delivery happened and received a message saying my apartment was not locatable!

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Arsènic™ @MrArsenicTM

7 years ago

Frank Schwabe [German parliament]: “The resignation of #Özil is shameful to the country and pathetic to the @DFB. #Bierhoff and #Grindel have to be sacked not only for hiding behind Özil, but also for having resentment towards him and making him feel unwanted.”

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DW Politics @dw_politics

7 years ago

Amid the debate surrounding #Özil's resignation from the German national football team, due to 'racism and disrespect,' digital civil rights movement @ReconquistaNetz last night projected images of Özil onto the German parliament building, the Reichstag. 📸: @ReconquistaNetz

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The New York Times @nytimes

7 years ago

The law, introduced under British rule, is argued to be at odds with both precolonial India's acceptance of homosexuality and with modern legal standards nyti.ms/2u9nskm