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@DataDisection
Machine Learning and Ai on Youtube- https://t.co/eTAyULTfDI If you like what i do and want to support- https://t.co/s43OtyuQfh

pretty horrible time to be alive if you’re a college student

Can i be honest? I don't get the hype for 6-6'1 guys i feel 5'8-5'11 guys look good equally


Vasant Vihar, one of the most affluent neighbourhoods of delhi.

if there is a hell on earth for cows, it's here, in bhārat

Dictator that RW thinks they'll get - LKY Dictator that RW will actually get - LPY


Christopher Nolan does not need to diversify The Odyssey to qualify for an Oscar. The requirements are ridiculously lax. First he just needs a minority intern. The Asian business grad from Harvard will do. Then he needs two major crew members to be "underrepresented." His wife counts because being female qualifies. Make Up or Costume Head counts (which are majority female). Or he can just declare himself bisexual or identify as a woman to fill in as LGBT.

Stupid commie take. Curbing "elite consumption and luxury waste" means fewer local jobs, poor local standards and an elite that goes abroad for affordable luxury. We must actually mainstream luxury like Italy. In Italy luxury is so accessible due to economies of scale to the average person that I was quite happy to work there even for just a modest pay. Unless we mainstream luxury we won't be able to attract the hordes of foreign tourists like Thailand, Bali or Dubai. Imagine so many foreigners travelling to the east and west of us but none stopping in Vishwaguru because we only have expensive Rajasthani Royalty or low budget Paharganj in Delhi to offer. Even Sri Lanka and Nepal with all their economic woes do a much better job in attracting volumes of real foreign tourists and not fake NRIs.

One thing that feels under-discussed in all the conversations about attracting foreign capital into India is the Indian diaspora. There is a large population of NRIs who are emotionally and financially interested in investing in India. But today, for many of them, the process of opening accounts, completing documentation, and actually investing in Indian markets is still far more painful than it needs to be. Making life easier for NRIs could be one of the lowest-hanging fruits for attracting long-term capital into India. This is something we’ve been focusing on heavily at @zerodha as well. Over the last year or so, we’ve made several changes to make investing as seamless as possible for NRIs. But there are still many frictions that exist because of regulatory and compliance requirements. Hopefully, SEBI and the government look at this more closely and think about how to make it easier for NRIs to bring money into India and participate in Indian markets. For a country trying to attract global capital, the Indian diaspora seems like the most obvious place to start.









