With 90 seats up for grabs, the Haryana Assembly elections in 2024 are heating up with a fierce competition among political parties. The BJP, Congress, AAP, and new alliances like JJP-ASP and BSP-INLD are vying for power, each offering a plethora of freebies, job promises, and schemes to woo voters. The focus remains on agrarian issues, women’s welfare, and caste-based appeals, setting the stage for a multi-cornered fight and potentially complex post-poll alliances.
Savvy shoppers are discovering a secret way to score free items at supermarkets like Tesco and Sainsbury’s. By using their loyalty cards, they’re receiving vouchers for free products, ranging from laundry detergent to baby products. This article explores this hidden perk and provides tips on how to maximize your savings.
McDonald’s is hitting the road with its food truck, giving away free fries and exclusive merchandise at some of the biggest festivals around the UK. The food truck will be popping up at events such as Parklife in Manchester, Isle of Wight festival, Wireless, Flackstock, and Leeds Festival. Festivalgoers will be able to find Maccies in both the main arena and VIP areas to get their hands on some free fries. There will also be an iconic Golden Arches glimmering statue popping up to take Insta-worthy snaps with.
A social media post expressing disappointment over Blinkit’s decision to charge for coriander (dhaniya) has ignited a lively discussion online. The user’s mother reportedly experienced a minor heart attack due to the lack of free dhaniya, prompting her to suggest that it should be bundled with certain vegetable purchases. The post has garnered significant attention, with many supporting the idea and some questioning the request for freebies. Blinkit, which aims to have 1,000 warehouses by the end of the financial year, has reported operational profitability in March.
