Avaneesh Kumar Singh

@prakdadlani Looks exciting

We no longer call the warehouse to check stock. We no longer ask the team to rebuild a BOM every time a buyer wants a price. We no longer chase quotes, samples and notes across five different places. It all lives in one place now - ready & online. At least that is where we are headed. Here is the plan. One AI system sitting at the center of our entire operation: - Stock visibility in real time. - Costing that updates as prices move. - Quotes, samples and notes all on one platform. - Anyone on the team can log in and see exactly where things stand at any time. We are still building it. But the direction is clear. And here is the thing nobody tells you about AI. It is only as good as the data you feed it. AI does not replace discipline. It rewards it. Building this with the team at aican.co.in, @yashjgor and @VedantOps. Early days but genuinely enjoying the process.

A lot of Indians working in the West are the first in their bloodline to have made it out of generational poverty. They grew up in remote distant villages far away from the influences of globalization. Now that they are somewhat affluent they bring over their parents to show them around Europe. This is often a matter of immense pride for the family: a sign that they have arrived on the world stage and can afford to do things their forefathers couldn’t have imagined in their wildest dreams. These parents often come from rural areas as poor as sub Saharan Africa. They do not at all understand Western sensibilities, have a completely different sense of what is polite and what is not and are usually extremely terrified and overwhelmed by a world that feels alien. I understand that you find them inconvenient and perhaps even grating. I get it. Their aesthetics stand out. They lack polish and seem out of place in glitzy European airports. Although the glitzy part is increasingly becoming contentious. I sense the condescension in your tweet but remember at the end of the day these people are spending money in Europe, on hotels, food, and souvenirs. They are giving more than they take and it is important to see them as equals and not lesser beings.

@prakdadlani Very insightful MaaS is the way to go.

Because you looted everyone else's homes to build your fortune while leaving them a miserable future. We are there to claim our fair share in your neighborhood that's built from the money your forefathers looted from my forefathers.

You guys are great but forgot to reproduce enough so bear with it, your government needs Indians and we will be there soon. Love us or hate us but no single country will be free of Indians in the coming decades. We have enough people to fill the population gap you wokes created

@AdvAshutoshBJP Hard cash is legal tender and enforceable, UPI or online payments can't be forced I guess. Someone with more knowledge of law can explain better.

This Vankatesh trapped by UPI 🔥

Tell me I don't have a baby without telling me I don't have a baby 👇

@alysha_lobo @brahma_4u @Abhindas1 @ironwagh @PritnRandom @prakdadlani @thatssodhawal @vivekanandahr @xTerraRobotics @GirishJoshi01 Was just reading your post about VCs and this post came up next.

@brahma_4u @Abhindas1 @ironwagh @PritnRandom @prakdadlani @thatssodhawal @vivekanandahr Thank you! Humbled and honored to make it into this list 🫶 @xTerraRobotics for cool legged robots @GirishJoshi01 for metal 3D printing

Identified some Real Indian builders, you should follow now: - @Abhindas1 (Robots) - @ironwagh (Humanoids) - @PritnRandom (Axial flux Motors) - @prakdadlani (Manufacturing at scale) - @thatssodhawal (consumer electronics device) - @vivekanandahr (EVs) - @alysha_lobo (global markets) - @kushgrwl (startups, manufacturing) - @deeppurpled (consumer electronics) - @FIR31415 (Drones) - @maahirpanchal (additive manufacturing) - @CaptVenk (Electronics) - @sreak1089 (Robotics) - @karthikRanga92 (Robotics) - @aggarwal_pallav (Electronics) Sorry if I missed someone in my network. (Follow me if you're interested in energy intel at scale) Tag more Indian builders below.

@prakdadlani @honeyveda_in I had also worked with a honey brand in 2015 with their ecommerce website when they were just starting. Years later, they also appeared in Shark Tank India, got fame and funding. My experience was very smooth with the founders. Brand: Honey Twigs Present site isn't done by me

This is the real sickness in our business community. Companies can’t work due to such low trust factor. It’s all too common, and infuriating. Good on you Mayank. Do what you got to do. Expose the bad players @honeyveda_in any comments??

That’s us 💪🏽🇮🇳

@prakdadlani @ivishaltejwani @balajilegacy @pra170289 @VishakhRanotra United we stand 🤝

We've built an Army. Build in Bharat execution army: • PCB turnkey:@ivishaltejwani • Brand narrative: @balajilegacy • Website + SEO: @AvaneeshKSingh • Recruitment: @pra170289 • Technical drawings: Anonymous legend • King of Springs: @VishakhRanotra • Biodegradable bags:@shagotra • Packaging partner: @Rahulz183 • Hindi production work: @sciphonite • Compliance & SEDEX mastery: @sadhuniraj • Trusted moulding partners for: @SagarAwatade @lekhwani_ujjwal Plus countless D2C founders, friends, guides, and quiet operators who prefer the shadows. If I missed you - you know who you are ❤️ X isn’t just for posting. It’s where real companies get built. Build in Bharat is happening. 🇮🇳

@_ParikshitTyagi Seems you haven't heard of Avo¥endu

Cheeku is the least attractive fruit in the entire fruit hierarchy.

@Djkeene1 Take your churches out of India with your bs logic

If you’re a Christian and a you aren’t repulsed by the construction of satanic structured in your homeland you’re NGMI.

@priteshlakhani They cater to a different audience. Two papers means two narratives. There are still people who buy their stories.

Dad reads two Gujarati newspapers, one at home, one at the office and keeps telling us we should too. Yesterday I finally read both. They’re so disconnected from what’s actually happening in the country. Not news, just non-stop agenda. Even viral biryani drives better narratives than these papers.

@LucaDaCorte HTML sitemap is nice / good to have while XML sitemap is a must have. If you have a XML sitemap submitted to Google search console, you don't need to worry about indexing

A client I’m working with has a blog with 600+ posts on their Framer site, and they were worried most of them weren’t being crawled by Google. Listing everything on a single index page wasn’t realistic, so orphan pages became a real concern. Framer gives you two native options, but neither is perfect in such cases: 1. Load more → Items behind a load more button aren’t crawled. Therefore, Google - and other search engines - will only see the first batch. 2. Infinite scrolling → Better, but still limited. Google renders websites in a ~12.000 px viewport - meaning it will be able to fetch and crawl the first 20+ rows (60+ items). With 600+ items, that’s still only ~10% of the blog. This is a common issue I see on larger sites, so here are the options we considered: 1. Topic-based internal linking → Add contextual links between related posts. This not only helps users discover relevant pages but also improves the crawlability of your site. → This is the best long-term approach and they’re already doing it well - but it’s hard to guarantee zero orphan pages at this scale. 2. Prev/next navigation → At the end of every blog, you can add a link to the previous and next item. This ensures each item has at least one or two internal links. 3. HTML sitemap → Many people are familiar with an XML sitemap, but few are aware of what an HTML sitemap is. An HTML sitemap is basically a page with a wall of links to help people and crawlers get around the site. → By linking it in the footer, you effectively reduce the crawl depth of the entire site to two clicks. We ended up going with option three and built an HTML sitemap, the simplest way to ensure full coverage without much work or altering the design. If you’re dealing with a similar setup, picking one (or two) of these options can dramatically reduce the risk of orphan pages 💯

@ayushagarwal @sai_revanth_12 I had 250+ Been dropping them 😀

@sai_revanth_12 @AvaneeshKSingh keep buying more domains 🫡😂

Some builders have more domain names than customers 🥹

@RadioGenoa You must have been sleeping for atleast thousands of years because you made a forecast about hindus that had been happening already for thousands of the years

@sai_revanth_12 @ayushagarwal Me with 100+ domain names with zero product

@ayushagarwal 🥲 me with 10 domain names with 0 customers 😂

@RealSpitfire Lol US wasn't even born since India is fighting with these fanatics

I feel like Im watching Islam take over the world and the only country fighting back is the US.