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Customer satisfaction forms the core value of our company, medicento, and we try to take every step in order to strengthen our core value. We are new hence we rely on our customers to provide us their valuable feedback. We try to incorporate as much suggestions as possible and provide a better experience every time.

Here is a list of few feedback that we got from our customers and also what medicento is planning to do to encounter the problems.

1) Not very sure of your dosage

These are more connected times than ever. Use the power of Internet to find out the correct dosage of your required medicines. Not able to do it, no worries, let us find it out for you.

2)  Whatsapp prescription picture not clear

We know your camera is better than this, click one more and send a clear picture; otherwise we will follow up (Jab Tak hain Jaan).

3)  Don’t have a prescription with you

We understand that sometimes you might not have a prescription with you. Not to worry place your order and show us the prescription at time of delivery.

4)  Pharmacist, not able to understand your requirements

Now we have more qualified pharmacists under our umbrella and we will make sure that all your requirements are met.

Growing up in a town, rather than a city or a village has its perks. You get to experience a bit of both worlds. You have the vehicles and shops of the city, and you have peace and tranquillity of the villages, in general, except for the very heart that is. The heart of the city and its own distinct beat. Now a days, it has become difficult to hear the beat over the traffic and pollution that engulfs the town and forces it to be a city. Somehow, the city life seems less attractive to me. Maybe I just miss the peace.

Back in those days, when putting subwoofers into the cars were a craze, one of my friends, whose father was a rich businessman, thought of a grand idea. He removed the rear seats of the car altogether and put together a couple of boom boxes to act as the woofers. Such sound!! When played at full, the car would actually shudder with each bass note and the cars passing by would feel the vibrations loud and clear. We used to use this to our advantage if there was a need to show off and clear the road too. Roll into the crowded area and put on a peppy song, and Boom!! Crowd cleared! Such fun, no wonder they are called good old days.

My encounters with high quality beats continued. Now, it used to be the rhythms of the drums over the headphones. Paying attention to the beats was of immense importance, especially when I had to merge a couple of songs for my friends. Miss a beat, and it would be evident, and that was unacceptable to me. So, the relation with the beats never ceased.

With time, the relation took a different turn. Photography made a centre stage entry to my life and things changed. Steady nerves, open eyes and steady hands became a necessity for the assignments. With increase in skill, complexity of the assignments too grew. Now, there were cases where a slight movement on my side would render a shot completely useless. So, I had to learn to control my breathing, and to count my beats. It wasn’t long before I learnt to shoot between the heart beats, all to reduce camera shake.

Now, I drive a car, which has an inbuilt speaker system. It is adequate by my need. No, it aint as amazing as my friend once had, but it gets the job done. It manages to satisfy my occasional craving for a peppy upbeat song. Sometimes, on the drive, all you need is some music to make the mood light up.

Over these many years, I have understood a simple thing. Music, is everywhere and all we need to find to enjoy it, is the right beat.

Cheers to music, cheers to life.

I am a mechanical engineer. So, when I hear about Impact, the first thing that comes to my mind is about collisions. Not an amazing thought, but well, that’s how my mind functions.

I am certain, by impact, the car manufacturers all across the world also had similar thoughts before visual impact on the customers. With the advent of the first cars from Ford, the actual effect of an impact must have become very evident with the first road accidents involving cars. Back in the good old days, vehicle collisions would cause some damage to the occupants along with the cars.

With time, cars became faster, and impacts, impacts became more severe. Now reinforcing the chassis just not enough. Seat belts, collapsible steering columns and air bags were introduced. The occupants felt safer now, and again the race to build faster machines resumed. Somewhere down the line, in the more recent times, these safety measures became standard issue and yet, as it turned out, they were not enough. So, the designers and safety experts went back to the drawing boards. This time, they took a different approach. They considered that accidents were bound to happen and the impact, yet, gets transferred directly to the occupants, which turns to violent shocks and affects the occupants. What if, the transfer of impact could be reduced. Restrain the occupants, make sure that the steering column doesn’t puncture the rib cage, make sure that the head doesn’t hit the steering column or the dashboard, and along with that, make sure that the time to impact transmission into the drivers cabin is increased.

In came the idea of crumple zone in the cars. Today it is a common feature in the vehicle design. The concept behind the crumple zone being, on impact, the engine, housed in the front shall take the maximum damage and then break. The entire engine cabin, if we can call it that, is so designed that it shall provide certain resistance to impacts but then they shall break. As the impact wave travels inwards, towards the occupants, it has to crack, damage and ultimately break the engine block and then move. This vastly increases the time to impact for the occupants. A car having a crumple zone, and its occupants wearing seat belts in the manner it is designed for use, can survive pretty horrific crash, which would not have been possible a mere 20 years ago. Sometimes, impacts are necessary to make the world a safer place.

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In my 27 years of life, I have been to so many cities all over the world but I would love to say that my favourite city is my hometown - Rohtak. Just like Tata Motors and Lionel Messi, Rohtak is #madeofgreat. I was born and brought up in Rohtak only before I had to leave it because of my education and work. Though now my work lets me travel to various places around the world but if I ever get a chance to choose the city where I would want to settle down - I would always choose Rohtak.

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Let me explain the reasons why I love Rohtak so much:

1) DRIVE: What drives me towards Rohtak. Well there are many reasons. Rohtak is a very peaceful city. There are not many industries and you can find lots of greenery everywhere. So, the air is clean and unpolluted. People are very nice (though some people may find haryanvi dialect little rude but overall people are friendly). Rohtak is one of the biggest educational hubs of our country as it has more than 15 government institutes such as IIM, AIIMS(soon to be upgraded), Maharshi Dayanand University, Baba Mast Nath University, and many more. As there are some projects going on and very soon, Rohtak Lok Sabha constituency will become the only constituency in India to have IIM, AIIMS and IIT. Another thing I love about Rohtak is its famous sweets, named, gajak and rewari. 

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2) DESIGN: Rohtak is famous for its old design and antique heritage. You can find many buildings with fine design which were erected in Mughal empire styles during medieval times. Some of the examples of such fine architecture are Kiloi temple, Baba Mast Nath Math, Quila Mohalla, etc. All Center Church which was constructed during British rule is also a fine example of beautiful woodwork. Now, Rohtak has many world class multiplex also where you can eat at your favourite restaurants and watch movies on big screen.

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3) CONNECT: Coming to connectivity, Rohtak is the most connected city of Haryana. Rohtak is only 70 kms from Delhi and 250 Kms away from state capital Chandigarh on National Highway 10. National Highway 10 is a six lane highway where you can complete any journey in minimal time. Apart from road connectivity, rail connectivity is also really good. The current Haryana government is also planning to bring International Airport to Rohtak. So, we can expect more greater things for Rohtak in the future. I love going on long drives with my girlfriend as all roads around Rohtak (not just NH 10) are six lane roads and there is not much traffic also - so the time between me and my girlfriend on such amazing roads becomes serene.

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Apart from the above, Rohtak is also famous for Tilyar Lake, Rohtak Zoo,  Rajiv Gandhi Sports Complex, Chaudhary Bansi Lal Cricket Stadium and Gurudwara Manji Sahib Lakhan Majra.

In Love with Thee, Guwahati!! #madeofgreat, #travel, #guwahati,#toursim #Assam, #AssamTourism

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