
For me the reason to take the train was traffic and congestion. Not the fuel prices though it could soon become one if the diesel prices are regularization.

For me the reason to take the train was traffic and congestion. Not the fuel prices though it could soon become one if the diesel prices are regularization.
(Even if I ignore the SMS lingo, they still manage to spell believes wrong)
They do not provide their services in Gurgaon. They do not have rights to provide 3G in Delhi NCR region. They should probably just shut up on Twitter.
Update:
Alright. They apologized.
I am trying to reset my password because the system is not accepting what I believe is the correct password. And on every try I am getting this junk error message:
Error 500: com.ibm.userregistration.util.CIRUtil: method getCIRDetails(Ljava/lang/String;)Ljava/util/ArrayList; not found
Talk about being friendly to your customers. Tata Indicom My Account section works flawlessly in comparison. Airtel is a disaster in this particular case.
Update: Airtel had another method to retrieve the password. And it required me to have an Airtel mobile connection!
Your Airtel Number is already registered. Incase you have forgotten your password send WEBPSWD to 121 from your Airtel Mobile.
Even Internet Explorer 9 Beta is smart enough to tell me:
The website has a programming error.
More fun… Just realized that the system was indeed generating a new password every time it was showing the JAVA message posted above. So, I now got a bunch of emails. Each with a new password.
I tried logging in with the latest password that was generated. And this is what I get:

Airtel support is hopeless as usual.
I just had a rather amusing conversation with a Tata Indicom representative.
The call was related to my low usage on their connection I have owned for a couple of years now. Ever since I switched to the Google N1, I rarely use the older connection I have on Tata. I still retain it largely because of the number. Also because, I have more faith in it compared to Aircel when I am going out of town.
Just received a call from Tata Indicom customer care center.
They wanted to ask the reason behind lowered usage on the Indicom number I have.
Tata has finally done the inevitable. The company was letting their mobile users (both prepaid and postpaid) to access internet on their mobile devices.
Facebook has launched sms support in India and they are currently supporting only Tata Indicom!
Would you buy it?