Mumbai Entrepreneur's UPI Mishap Leads to Unforgettable Act of Honesty A Mumbai entrepreneur’s chaotic morning took an unexpected turn when he accidentally transferred Rs 15,682 to an auto-rickshaw driver instead of Rs 156 while rushing to an early-morning client meeting. The incident, which turned a disastrous day into a story he still recalls, highlights the power of honesty and serendipity. Shubham Gune, founder and CEO of Hinglish, described the incident in a LinkedIn post. His day began at 7 a.m. with a critical meeting for an international client visiting Mumbai for only a day. In his haste, Gune opened Google Pay to pay for the auto ride, but due to a rushed entry, he mistakenly input Rs 15,682 instead of Rs 156. The transaction was completed before he checked the payment screen, leaving him unaware of the error. The meeting, which he had hoped would leave a strong impression, turned into a disappointment. Frustrated by the outcome, Gune stepped back outside, only to find the auto driver, Altaf, still waiting at the drop-off point. Altaf explained that the payment had gone through, but he noticed the mistake immediately. Instead of keeping the extra Rs 13,506, the driver refunded the full amount. Gune urged Altaf to at least retain the Rs 156 fare he was owed, but the driver refused. “It’s the start of the day for both of us, sir,” Altaf reportedly said, emphasizing his decision to act with integrity despite the opportunity to benefit from the error. The LinkedIn post included screenshots of the UPI transactions, showing both the initial payment and the refund. The story gained traction as users praised Altaf’s honesty, noting that the driver had a chance to keep the money but chose to return it. Seven days later, the twist came when Gune’s client reached out again, deciding to move forward with the collaboration.#mumbai #google_pay #linkedin #shubham_gune #altaf
Mumbai Indians Announce IPL 2026 Match Ticket Sale Phases Mumbai Indians have released details for the sale of tickets for their home matches in the 2026 Indian Premier League (IPL). The team confirmed that tickets for two matches—against Kolkata Knight Riders on March 29 and Royal Challengers Bangalore on April 12—will be available in four distinct phases. Fans are urged to mark their calendars and prepare to secure tickets before they sell out. The ticket sale process will begin with a Google Pay exclusive window for UPI users, starting on March 19 at 12:00 IST and ending on March 21 at the same time. This will be followed by an early access phase for MI Gold, Silver, and Junior members, opening on March 21 at 15:00 IST and closing on March 22 at 15:00 IST. A second early access window will be available to MI Blue members and BMS pre-registered users, starting on March 22 at 17:00 IST and ending on March 23 at 17:00 IST. Finally, tickets will be open to the general public from March 23 at 18:00 IST onwards. Fans are encouraged to visit the official Mumbai Indians website to purchase memberships, which may grant priority access to ticket sales. The team emphasized the importance of planning ahead, as tickets are expected to be in high demand. The announcement was shared via a tweet from the Mumbai Indians account, urging supporters to join the "Blue and Gold wave" at the Wankhede Stadium for the upcoming matches. The ticket sale information includes specific dates and times for each phase, ensuring fans have clear guidance on when to act. The team also highlighted the significance of the matches, positioning them as key events for fans to attend. The details provided align with the team's strategy to manage ticket distribution effectively while maximizing attendance for their home games.#wankhede_stadium #ipl_2026 #kolkata_knight_riders #google_pay #mumbai_indians
How to Book LPG Cylinders via PhonePe, Google Pay, and Other Apps Booking LPG cylinders online has become easier with digital payment apps like PhonePe, Google Pay, and others. Here's a step-by-step guide to help you book your cylinder seamlessly. --- Using PhonePe Steps: Open the PhonePe app and log in. Tap on the "Recharge & Pay Bills" section. Scroll down to find the "LPG Cylinder" option. Select your gas company (e.g., Indane, HP Gas, Bharat Gas). Enter your Consumer ID or registered mobile number. Choose the cylinder size and quantity. Proceed to Pay using UPI, debit card, or wallet. Confirm the payment, and you’ll receive a digital receipt. --- Using Google Pay Steps: Open Google Pay and log in. Tap on "Pay Bills" or "Recharge". Select "LPG Cylinder" from the list of services. Enter your Consumer ID or registered mobile number. Choose the cylinder size and quantity. Proceed to Pay using UPI, debit card, or wallet. Confirm the payment, and you’ll get a confirmation message. --- Using BHIM App Steps: Open the BHIM app and log in. Navigate to "Pay Bills" or "Recharge". Select "LPG Cylinder" and choose your gas provider. Enter your Consumer ID or mobile number. Select the cylinder size and quantity. Proceed to Pay using UPI. Confirm the payment, and you’ll receive a digital receipt. --- Using Other Apps (e.g., Paytm, Amazon Pay) Similar steps apply: Log in to the app. Go to "Pay Bills" or "Recharge". Select "LPG Cylinder" and enter your details. Choose the cylinder size and proceed to pay. --- Important Notes: Ensure your Consumer ID or mobile number is registered with your gas provider. Check the validity of your UPI PIN before initiating payments. Confirm the price of the cylinder before proceeding. --- Author Bio: भव्य भारद्वाज is a Digital Content Producer at नवभारत टाइम्स.#phonepe #google_pay #bhim_app #paytm #amazon_pay
