Anand Vihol
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મગર સોચનેવાલી બાત યે હૈ કિ કે આ વરુણદેવ એમને પૂજતા બાપડા ભારતીયો પર જ કાં કોપાયમાન થાય ? 😜🤪😆😁 અનાવૃત સ્નાન કરનારા ( તે ટુવાલ ઓઢીને થોડું કરવાનું હોય આમે ય તે 😉😂) બીજા બધા દેશોમાં તો ખોબલે ને ટોપલે સમૃધ્ધિ વરસાવી દે છે !! 😝🤣🤣🤣 સંદર્ભ માટે જુઓ આ કૂર્તાના મસ્ત કોલર સાથેનો વીડિયો ! 😅
~ જય વસાવડા #JV #bath #fun #india #entertaiment
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Good #Q4FY26-27/4/26 post 3pm till 7pm
Piramal Finance
#PiramalFinance
#PiramalFin
Good Q4FY26 with decent QoQ uptick and good YoY uptick
FY27 guidance:
AUM growth of 25%
PAT growth of 50%
RoAUM to be at 2.5% vs 2.1%
Vision:
2x AUM growth in 3 years to reach 1.5 lac cr AUM by FY28
RoAUM greater than 3%
Q4FY26:
NIMs at 6.5%⏫14bps YoY,⏫23bps QoQ
RoAUM at 2.1% vs 1.8%
Rev at 3424cr vs 2853cr, Q3 at 2917cr
PPOP at 694cr vs 557cr⏫25%, Q3 at 659cr⏫5% QoQ
Net loss on fair value changes at 980cr vs -54cr, Q3 at 64cr
One off gains of 1326cr regarding the sale of imaging business leads to:
PBT at 505cr vs 116cr, Q3 at 328cr
PAT at 502cr vs 102cr, Q3 at 401cr
GNPA at 2.26%🔽32bps
NNPA at 1.6%
Last 4 qtrs PAT:
Q1FY26 at 276cr
Q2FY26 at 327cr
Q3FY26 at 401cr
Q4FY26 at 502cr
Growth AUm⏫33%
Retalization at 85%
Consolidated FY26 PAT at 1506cr
Total AUM at 101230cr⏫25%
AU Small Finance Bank
#AUSFB
#AUBank
NII⏫23% at 2382cr
Lower provisions QoQ and YoY leads to good uptick in PBT and PAT
Rev at 5750cr vs 5031cr, Q3 at 5451cr
PPOP at 1351cr vs 1292c4, Q3 at 121cr
Provisions at 269cr vs 635cr
PBT at 1082cr vs 657cr, Q3 at 884cr
PAY at 831cr vs 503cr, Q3 at 668cr
GNPA and NNPA sharply down QoQ and YoY
RoA at 0.45% vs 0.34%
Deposits ⏫23% YoY,⏫10% QoQ
GLP⏫21% YoY at 1.4 lac cr⏫8% QoQ PCR at 85%
City Union Bank
#CUB
Good QoQ and YoY uptick across all parameters
Rev at 2146cr vs 1784cr, Q3 at 2001cr
PPOP at 579cr vs 441cr, Q3 at 513cr
PBT at 460cr vs 362cr, Q3 at 417cr
PAT at 360ce vs 287cr, Q3 at 332cr
GNPA and NNPA sharply down QoQ and YoY
GNPA at 1.91% vs 3.09%, Q3 at 2.17%
NNPA at 0.68% vs 1.25%, Q3 at 0.78%
Bajaj Housing Finance
#BajHousing
#BajajHFL
QoQ small degrowth in PBT
Rev at 2903ce vs 2504cr, Q3 at 2883cr
PBT at 866cr vs 720cr, Q3 at 878cr
PAT at 669cr vs 587cr, Q3 at 665cr
Asset quality steady with GNPA at 0.27% vs 0.29%
NNPA flat at 0.11%
Nippon Life AMC
#NipponAMC
MTM loss of 33cr vs 23cr gains, Q3 had 75cr gains
Rev at 739cr vs 567cr, Q3 at 705cr
PBT at 459cr vs 378cr, Q3 at 533cr
PAT at 385cr vs 299cr, Q3 at 404cr
OCF at 1466cr vs 1199cr
Plastiblends
#Plastiblends
Rev⏫5% at 210cr vs 199cr, Q3 at 285cr
Good margin expansion QoQ and YoY
PBT at 18.3cr vs 12.7cr, Q3 at 8.5cr
PAT at 13.8cr vs 9.5cr, Q3 at 6.4cr
OCF at 21cr vs 9cr
Lykis Ltd
#Lykis
Good Q4FY26,never consistent
Rev at 145cr vs 61cr, Q3 at 91cr
PBT at 3.6cr vs 5lacs, Q3 at 2cr
PAT at 2cr vs loss, Q3 at 2cr
Higher tax paid this qtr
OCF at -32cr vs 57cr
Fidel Softtech
#Fidel
Rev at 37cr vs 16cr, Q3 at 25cr
EBITDA at 5.2cr vs 3.9cr, Q3 at 4.1cr
Maheins sharply down YoY
PAT at 4.2cr vs 3cr, Q3 at 3.3cr
Avi Polymers
#Avi
Rev at 150cr vs 132cr QoQ
PBT at 13.7cr vs 10.8cr QoQ
PAT at 10cr vs 7cr QoQ
OCF at -63cr vs 0.8cr
Avg/Decent:
#RossariBio
Rossari Biotech
Big uptick in other income at 19cr vs 2cr
Rev at 684cr vs 580cr, Q3 at 582cr
PBT at 63cr vs 48cr, Q3 at 43cr
Excluding other income ,12-13% growth in PBT and PAT
PAT at 46cr vs 34cr, Q3 at 33cr
#ATGL
Rev at 1694cr vs 1454cr, Q3 at 1639cr
PBT at 227cr vs 203cr, Q3 at 214cr
PAT at 168cr vs 155cr, Q3 at 159cr
#TrishaktiInd
Mostly due to big other income
Rev at 9cr vs 2cr, Q3 at 8cr
Other income at 4.5cr vs 1.1cr
Higher depreciation at 3cr vs 0.5cr, Q3 at 2cr
PBT at 3.3cr vs 1.2cr, Q3 at 2.7cr
OCF at 129cr vs 3.5cr
#AGIGreen
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Today is Ekadashi
I’m on a 36-hour fast.I will break it tomorrow 10 AM.
Beyond 24h, fasting activates autophagy:
- Clears damaged cells
- Improves insulin sensitivity
- Boosts brain & metabolic health
🙏 Anyone else observing Ekadashi?
Share your fasting practice below.
Let’s revive this ancient tool for modern health.
#Ekadashi #Fasting #MetabolicHealth
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The standard laboratory charge for a Procalcitonin test typically ranges between 1,500 and 2,500. Even within an ICU setting, one might expect a price near 4,000. However, this hospital is charging 6,160 for the first test and 9,300 for the second—despite using the exact same billing code.
It is staggering to see how some hospitals inflate their billing. A single ICU stay can easily drain a 10 lakh insurance cover. For those without insurance, the financial situation is truly dire.
While the government collects taxes, the public health infrastructure remains insufficient for our population's needs.
Where is a Common man supposed to go for affordable, quality care?
Why do insurance companies continue to include hospitals with such inflated pricing on their approved panels?
Ultimately, these inflated bills don't just hurt the patient; they drive up health insurance premiums for everyone.

Dr Prashant Mishra@drprashantmish6
1-ABG around 3200 2-Procalcitonin - one test and two different charges - 6160 and 9370 3-Plain CT chest around 13000 4-MRI Brain with contrast around 27000. Just imagine – if you go to such Corporate hospitals , even a mediclaim of Rs 15-20 lakh will not be enough .
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Sir,
@CPMumbaiPolice
I am extremely upset at the way the BJP protest was permitted. What were the police doing? Is this how citizens deserve to be harassed?
The lady in the video was trying to ask questions to the officers, they didn’t even look at her? I demand that ask those officers be issued a show cause notice immediately and FIR be registered on the netas of BJP for blocking traffic.
When we do andolan, we were told that we can do it only in Azad Maidan then how and why was BJP allowed?
Where were the traffic police?
You have to answer
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Taking a selfie with the legendary Iron man of India Milind Soman @milindrunning isn't free. It involves performing a fitness act that Milind wants, usually pushups. Here I am doing my 20 push ups for this wonderful opportunity to get clicked with my fitness icon.

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Amla (Indian Gooseberry) : one of the most underrated metabolic superfoods.
Amla isn’t a “detox trend.”
It’s a clinically relevant fruit with real metabolic,liver, and antioxidant benefits.
Here’s why it deserves a place in modern nutrition therapy 👇
• Vitamin C powerhouse (stable form)
Amla provides ~600–700 mg vitamin C per 100 g, bound with polyphenols → better stability and absorption than synthetic ascorbic acid.
Supports immunity, collagen synthesis, and iron absorption.
• Improves insulin sensitivity
Studies show amla supplementation can reduce fasting glucose, HbA1c, and triglycerides by improving hepatic insulin signaling and reducing oxidative stress.
• Liver protective
Amla reduces ALT, AST, and fatty liver burden by lowering hepatic fat accumulation and oxidative injury.
• Potent antioxidant & anti-inflammatory
Rich in gallic acid, ellagic acid, emblicanin A & B → lowers chronic inflammation and slows cellular aging.
• Supports gut health
Its tannins and fiber support beneficial gut bacteria and improve digestion without spiking glucose.
• Cardiovascular benefits
Helps lower LDL oxidation, triglycerides, and improves endothelial function key for metabolic syndrome patients.
How to use (practical):
• Fresh amla (1–2 daily)
• Amla juice (20–30 ml, diluted, unsweetened)
• Amla powder (½–1 tsp daily)
• Avoid sugar-loaded amla candies/syrups
Who benefits most:
Diabetes • Fatty liver • Obesity • High triglycerides • Low immunity • Chronic inflammation
Food is not just calories.
Some foods are biochemical tools.
Amla is one of them.

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Fire all the maids,car cleaners, clean your own house and car. Cook your own food if you are not earning more than a crore.
Learn how not to litter the home.
Learn easy healthy cooking.
Throw all the unnecessary items inside your home.
Buy a cheap vacuum cleaner.
Use ceramic and nonstick utensils for easy cleaning.
Ditch Indian style food ( daal roti rice sabji.
This food is unhealthy for the most people and takes plenty time and energy to prepare.
Wash your car deep clean monthly.
Take your life in your hand. Take the responsibility.
This will save you money & time long term, make you fit and protect you from decision fatigue.
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Dear Friends,
I never wanted to become a doctor. I always wanted to write and tell stories. And yet, over the years, medicine gave me the most extraordinary stories I could never have imagined - stories that lived in hospital corridors, outpatient rooms and inside terrifying ICUs; in the trembling hands of a father carrying his jaundiced daughter, in the silence between a prognosis spoken and a family's world shattered.
Today, I am proud and deeply moved to announce my first book, The Liver Doctor: Stories of Love, Loss and Regeneration, published by @HarperCollinsIN .
This book is where my two worlds finally collide.
My childhood love for writing and telling stories. And my adultdhood, as a medical doctor.
Through the lives of real patients and their families - their courage, their grief, their impossible choices - I tell the story of the most misunderstood, most indispensable, and only self-regenerating organ in the human body: the liver.
But this is not just a medical book. It is a journey through ancient myth and modern science, through Prometheus and Wilson's disease, through Mesopotamian clay tablets and liver transplant waiting lists, through the history of healing itself.
I wrote it for doctors, so they may remember why they chose this life. I wrote it for patients and families, so they may know when to fight and when to find peace. I wrote it for myself, to make peace with what I have lost and what I will lose.
This book shoulders that one truth I have learned in all my years at the clinical bedside: I did not become a doctor to help people cheat death, but to help them understand it.
This book is my offering - to medicine, to storytelling, and to you. Lose yourself in these pages, as I have.
Pre-orders are open now
The Liver Doctor : Stories of Love, Loss and Regeneration - amzn.in/d/0duTenmW

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Your "Low Risk" heart score might be a dangerous lie.
🔴A shocking new study from GB Pant Hospital (Delhi) just dropped a truth bomb:
80% of Indians who suffered a heart attack were previously declared "Low Risk" by standard medical calculators.
▶️If you are relying on the ASCVD score to feel safe, you need to read this.
1. The "Western Bias" Trap
Most risk calculators (like ASCVD) were built using Western data. But Indian hearts behave differently. We develop heart disease 10 years earlier, often with "normal" LDL levels.
2. The South Asian Phenotype
Even if your BMI is "normal," you might be carrying "Thin-Fat" syndrome.
We have a unique cluster of risks:
🔸High Triglycerides + Low HDL
🔸High Visceral Fat (Internal organ fat)
🔸Severe Insulin Resistance (Prediabetes)
3. The Invisible Killers
The ASCVD score often ignores the big players for Indians:
✅ Lipoprotein(a): A genetic risk factor present in 1 in 4 Indians.
✅ ApoB: A better measure of "bad" particles than LDL.
✅ Psychosocial Stress: A massive, unmeasured driver in our cities.
4. What should you do instead?
Do not just look at a "Low Risk" printout and celebrate.
🔸If you are 40+, consider a CAC (Calcium Score). It sees actual plaque, not just probability.
🔸Check your HbA1c (once a year) and Lp(a) at least once in lifetime.
🔸Focus on Metabolic Health, not just "normal" numbers.
The Bottom Line:
A "Low Risk" score is not a shield; for many Indians, it is just a blindfold. We need India-specific risk models.
Prevention is only as good as the tools we use.
(Below is a representative sample of blood test reports of a young man in his early 30s)
Dr Sudhir Kumar @hyderabaddoctor
(Disclaimer: The information provided is general in nature. Please consult your doctor for individual medical advice.)


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Pure Vegetarian? Shaadi Buffet Hack 🇮🇳🍽️
Pehle Paneer, Phir Poora Dinner+15 min walk - Sugar Spike almost Half! (for many)
Eat 100–150g paneer tikka first
(available at almost every function :assuming it’s real paneer)
Then enjoy the rest of the meal of your choice, even if it’s little carb-heavy.
Why it works:
Protein + fat first → slower glucose rise → lower insulin spike → better control
Bonus:
Take a 15 min walk immediately after the meal → further reduces glucose spike
Rule:
Protein & fat first. Always
At home or any function
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Epidural anesthesia given during delivery is not the cause for chronic backpain years later.
#backpain
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@NalinisKitchen Repeat! @fssaiindia is the most corrupted department in india!
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This #IWD2026, I’m celebrating strength across generations. First up: my wife crushing the Farmer’s Walk. 🏋️♀️
Science: Every -5kg grip = +16% mortality risk (PURE Study).
Ladies, don't fear heavy weights. Muscle is the organ of longevity! 💪🔥
#WomensHealth #Longevity #IWD
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