Zaved Ansari

27/12/2024

It is with deep sadness that we mourn the passing of former Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh, who left us at the age of 92. An economist of global repute, a statesman with unparalleled integrity, and the architect of India’s economic liberalization, Dr. Singh’s contributions to the nation will remain etched in history.

His tenure as Prime Minister witnessed transformative policies that propelled India towards growth and stability, while his humility and wisdom earned him respect both at home and on the global stage.

Dr. Singh was not just a leader but a symbol of dedication, intellect, and quiet strength in public service. As we reflect on his legacy, let us strive to carry forward his vision of an inclusive and progressive India.

Our heartfelt condolences to his family and loved ones. May his soul rest in peace.

27/11/2024

24/11/2024

A Tragic Reminder: Rely on Technology, but Use Judgment

Recently in Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh, a heartbreaking incident occurred due to blind reliance on GPS navigation. Three lives were tragically lost when a car, guided by GPS during foggy conditions, drove onto an under-construction bridge.

The GPS led the passengers to what it marked as a road, but the reality was far from it—a bridge yet to be completed, claiming lives in a matter of seconds.

This incident serves as a sobering reminder of the risks of over-reliance on technology, especially in challenging environments like low visibility or unfamiliar terrains.

Key Lessons:

1. Always stay alert while using navigation tools. Technology is a guide, not a replacement for human judgment.

2. Cross-check your route in uncertain situations, particularly when conditions like fog or construction zones are involved.

3. Drive cautiously in foggy weather, ensuring reduced speed and heightened awareness of your surroundings.

Moral of the Story:
Technology is a boon but not infallible. Use it wisely, but always complement it with your instincts and situational awareness.

Let’s strive to ensure such tragedies don’t repeat. Stay safe and vigilant!

23/11/2024

20/11/2024

What if Sam's dream of AGI becomes our collective nightmare?

Ironically, it’s AI itself that allows us to visualize this possibility. A short film, created entirely with AI, explores the looming dangers of artificial intelligence—a chilling look at what could happen when dreams turn into dystopia.

An AI experiment by Ari Kuschnir
Story/script: Ari Kuschnir & David Sauvage

Tools Used:
💡 Additional Script Ideas + Prompts: ChatGPT
🖼️ Images: Midjourney, Grok
🎥 Video: Kling AI, LumaLabs Dream Machine
🎧 Sound Design: ElevenLabs
🎶 Music: Suno
✂️ Editing: Adobe Premiere

Disclaimer: This is a fictional piece of work.

📹 Credits: Ari K | Youtube

*All rights reserved for the creators. Reach out for credit or removal.*

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30/10/2024

Adiwashi Hair Oil: Is It a Complete Scam? Let’s Break Down the Facts

Adiwashi Hair Oil has gained a lot of attention lately, promoted as an all-natural remedy that promises to improve hair growth, thickness, and overall health. But after digging deeper, a growing number of customers have raised red flags, claiming the product might be too good to be true. Here’s a look at the facts behind these claims.

1. No Clinical Backing
Adiwashi Hair Oil makes bold promises about boosting hair growth and reducing hair fall. However, there’s no verifiable clinical evidence to back these claims. Trusted hair care products usually rely on extensive research and documented studies, but there’s an absence of any peer-reviewed research for Adiwashi Hair Oil, which makes its promises suspicious.
2. Ingredients Are Not Transparent
Legitimate hair products are clear about their ingredients and their specific benefits. But Adiwashi Hair Oil’s label tends to be vague, either listing only generic terms or lacking transparency altogether. This is concerning as users have a right to know exactly what they’re putting on their hair and scalp.
3. Questionable Customer Feedback
Numerous reviews on platforms like Amazon, Flipkart, and social media show a significant gap between advertised results and real user experiences. Instead of the promised hair growth or thicker hair, many users report issues like increased hair fall or an itchy scalp, suggesting that the product may not deliver on its claims.
4. Potential Use of Fake Testimonials
Some users discovered that the “before and after” images used by Adiwashi Hair Oil may be stock photos or doctored images. Fake testimonials are a common tactic in online scams, designed to attract unsuspecting buyers with exaggerated or fabricated results.
5. No Clear Manufacturer or Contact Information
Unlike reputable brands, Adiwashi Hair Oil lacks a clear presence with contact information, social media handles, or an official website for support. Many customers find it nearly impossible to reach the company for refunds or complaints, which is a red flag for any consumer product.
6. Refund Issues and Poor Customer Service
Numerous customers have reported that their attempts to get refunds under the “100% money-back guarantee” were ignored or delayed. Reliable brands generally stand by their guarantee, so these issues raise concerns about the credibility of Adiwashi Hair Oil’s commitments.
Final Thoughts: Is Adiwashi Hair Oil Worth It?
Given the lack of transparency, dubious marketing practices, and poor customer service, Adiwashi Hair Oil seems unlikely to live up to its hype. Investing in products with verified results and transparent practices is always the smarter choice.

For more honest reviews on trending products and tips on spotting potential scams, feel free to connect or follow my LinkedIn for updates!

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22/10/2024

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10/10/2024

Sir Ratan Tata, a true visionary and a beacon of integrity. His contributions to India and the world will forever inspire us.

Thank you for your unwavering commitment to excellence and social responsibility. You will be deeply missed. Rest in peace, Sir.

Thank you for standing with the truth and always opposing .

05/10/2024

Ask yourself 🙌

05/10/2024

Do we take an online course of drop services by Yashika Garg?

I bought her Rs. 9 webinar and attended it whole. Here is how I believe she tricks people.

1. Those poorly made ads with big numbers, like 'Rs. 65,000 ka kaam international client se lo, Rs. 5,000 mei local bande se kara lo, Rs. 60,000 tumhare'... kaam dene wala bewakoof hai kya? How are you going to justify Rs. 5,000 quality for something supposedly worth Rs. 65,000?

2. She shows screenshots of GPay payments from her clients. First off, no one in India would pay that much for website creation, except in rare cases. And if those payments are from international clients, how did she get them on GPay? You might say her secretary received the payments and then forwarded them to her, but even then, the amounts wouldn't be nice round numbers like Rs. 30,000. They'd be something like Rs. 29,129.27 because of the fees involved in foreign transactions.

3. The reason her webinar is priced at Rs. 9 and not something like Rs. 349 (which would actually make her some money) or absolutely free of cost is that this way, she only attracts an audience willing to spend money online.

4. She then spends a lot of time hyping up drop servicing and how much she's making-basicallyshowing off her success so you subconsciously believe she's an expert, making you trust her and her course. She also throws in a couple of fancy methods to 'quickly' get clients, which pulls you in even more.

5. Her final move-the real reason she got you into the webinar-is to sell her course. She raves about how amazing her course is, how great her team is, how successful her students are, and so on. Then comes the kicker: she says her course is 'normally worth Rs. 1 lakh, but for this month it's Rs. 50,000, and just for that day, it's Rs. 15,000. AND if you buy it in the next 5 minutes, it's yours for JUST Rs. 5,000. But in reality, it's not worth more than Rs. 5,000 at best. Think about it-would you ever sell something you genuinely believe is worth Rs. 1 lakh, and that people are happily buying at that price, for Rs. 5,000? Selling something worth Rs. 6,000 for Rs. 5,000 might make sense, but Rs. 5,000 for a Rs. 1 lakh product? No way.

While courses are actually a very good way to learn things quicker, you have to know there's people like her who also sell courses. If you want I could tell you how to actually know if you should buy some online course or not!

05/10/2024

Beware of Scammers Like This Girl 👇

This girl is looting innocent people. In the video, she claims that you don’t need any or even a laptop to earn huge amounts of money.

Look at how absurd this is! She’s fooling people with these false promises.

To make things worse, the same girl and a company called —run by IIT BHU alums—have issued fake copyright strikes on my content, not only on but also on and .

This is clearly an attempt to silence me and protect scammers like her.

Ask yourself: if they aren’t scammers, why would they resort to fake copyright strikes? Think about it.

Be aware of this scam and protect yourself from falling into their trap!

⚠️ If you can't see this post or my account, it means they've issued a fake copyright strike, just as fraudulent individuals often do.

if my account gets disabled I will come with another account...

29/09/2024

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25/09/2024

Drop Servicing SCAM Re-Uploaded 👇