Our study across districts in Tamil Nadu reveals that 30% of respondents cite drunk driving as the leading cause of accidents, yet many remain unaware of its full dangers. Even one drink can slow reflexes and impair judgment, make safe choices, and…
Burning plastic isn’t a solution; it’s surrender. Incineration may seem like an easy fix for waste, but it fuels the climate crisis. Real solutions lie in reduce and reuse. #ZeroWaste #ClimateAction
Go digital with bills, receipts, and notes to save trees and cut down on waste. If printing is necessary, use recycled paper and print on both sides. Small changes like these conserve resources, reduce landfill waste, and protect our planet! #…
As a policy holder, your grievance might be about buying a policy, the claims process, or more generic such as payments, nominees etc. If your grievance is still left unresolved after exhausting these options and you feel that there is merit to your…
Make sure your driving licence is valid and renewed on time! A long delay in renewal may require you to take a fresh driving test. Plus, don’t forget to carry all mandatory documents when on the road. Check out the post above for details.
High consumption of processed foods during pregnancy is associated with reduced intake of essential nutrients, resulting in negative health consequences during pregnancy, lactation, and infancy. A diet rich in processed foods can adversely affect…
Use this post as a reference to estimate if your home is built a safe distance from nearby power lines. Be especially mindful of these thresholds when adding extensions to your home.
Switch to a reusable razor to cut down on plastic waste, save money, and get a smoother shave. Unlike disposables, they last for years and use recyclable blades. A simple swap for a greener, more sustainable grooming routine! #ZeroWaste #…
Medical services come under the Consumer Protection Act. The proof of burden lies on the patient that the doctor's action (or the lack thereof) resulted in injury to the patient.
While the legal driving age in India is 18, there are exceptions. Teenagers aged 16-18 can apply for a licence for specific vehicle types under certain conditions. Want to know more? Read the post for details!