nikhilesh71
TF Premier
No, at rupay lounge, they don’t even check for boarding pass, so they can’t know which class we are travelling.Probably thats why the guy showed him around.
For economy tickets holders, they wont even greet 🤣
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Exclusive Rupay Lounge at Delhi T3?
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nikhilesh71
TF Premier
I would say at moment rupay lounge is the best lounge for domestic t3 terminal delhi.even better than air india & amex lounges.
Y e s
Lol, but that's not true. That lounge guy had no idea I was flying business, didn't see boarding pass. He was just being nice as it is new lounge and I mentioned that I came to know about this lounge in twitter. I guess because this lounge has opened recently, that's why the service and hospitality is top notch.Probably thats why the guy showed him around.
For economy tickets holders, they wont even greet 🤣
R u talking about sardar ji ?
No. It was non-sardar ji
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tanujbatra
TF Buzz
To be honest, I found the Air India lounge to be very average. Also not a lot of food options.
Rupay lounge is good
Not private. It's a public sector company.
Akshay Ajmera
TF Select
I had been there recently. Ambience is nice, but on serious note didn't like food.
Abhishek012
TF Pioneer
No, NPCI is private company. Non-govt.
Public sector refers to govt-owned organisations.
i think he was referring to the fact that >50% of NPCI is owned by govt indirectly through PSU banks.
Abhishek012
TF Pioneer
Ya but NPCI is not a public sector company.
NPCI employees don't have govt jobs.
The work culture is similar to any private company because it is a private company.
Employees can be fired for not performing well, and they are sometimes required to work overtime.
No one is going to receive a pension.
A few months ago, there was news that NPCI makes its employees work for upto 16 hours a day. NPCI stated that if it wants to become a global company and keep up with the competition, this is necessary.
However, recently NPCI stated that by March 2025, NPCI will double its number of employees for global expansion.
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nikhilesh71
TF Premier
What is rupay infinite card? I have heard rupay platinum & rupay select before.
Tata Neu Infinity credit card by HDFC. 🙂
Please understand the difference between govt dept, PSU(Public sector undertaking) and Pvt company.. PSUs have working culture like Pvt but majority stake is owned by govt either directly or through its other companies. It's not a govt job.
nikhilesh71
TF Premier
So in rupay terminology, it is rupay select card only. Infinite is HDFC term. So yes, you will be able to enter if you & your wife both have Tata Neu infinite card. I don't think they will charge for kid, but it is their discretion.
Abhishek012
TF Pioneer
Bro, NPCI is a Private company, there is no need to think so much. 😀😀
NPCI and all other NPCI subsidiaries are registered under non-govt company.
If you think logically, Visa and Mastercard would also turn out to be U.S. govt companies. Because there is no difference between NPCI and Visa/Mastercard. Both were started by majority govt banks as non-profit organizations, and the U.S. govt used to provide U.S. taxpayers' money as an incentive to Visa/Mastercard.
But still, we consider Visa/Mastercard as private companies (or public companies since their shares have been listed after 2008).
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