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@pratyush_no7 @ChennaiIPL Understand, he holds a stake in CSK. So, Dhoni also gets benefited

So that's why MS didn't announce his retirement. I expected better from CSK. Just leave that man alone. How long will you guys keep milking on his name @ChennaiIPL.

@newbatsman When team wins it was only because of Dhoni. But when it doesnt perform well we want to blame everyone

#CSK Fan's Who is the main reason for this #IPL2026 downfall ?? - Stephan Fleming - Shivam Dube - Ruturaj Gaikwad - Dewald Brevis #GTvCSK #IPL

@Curious_Com_ You are a SEBI registered advisor? Seriously?

@wvraman @ChennaiIPL I think the structure need to be revised. Each team shoukd play equal number of games against each other to be on the same table. CSK never won a game who are placed above them but still in contention.

Injuries notwithstanding, did #CSK underestimate themselves or did they not go the extra mile during this season? What was it? Would like the @ChennaiIPL fans to chip in here! #IPL #cricket

@ashwinravi99 Do you agree that teams need time compete each other for equal number of games to be in the same table. CSK never defeated teams above them . They are lucky not to play twice against RCB, PBKS and RR

I know a lot of fans would be gutted, but the way CSK have turned this around with a young squad is commendable. The change of approach hasn’t given a play off birth but “FLEMING AND RUTU” have flicked the switch on. Patience and perseverance with these boys and this could be a lethal team.🤝

@yashnakhare I am using Cumulus 26. Any idea about it's next sale. I usually prefer to buy from ASICS.com

Asics Gel Kayano 33 is set to launch on 1st June globally. Only means one thing - keep an eye out for Kayano 31 to go on huge discounts on Myntra/Flipkart. Bought my Kayano 30 when Kayano 32 was launched for only 5K on Myntra last year.

@Ramanand06X The brand is responsible for the replacement. Once the sale is done the store had no responsibility a d wr have to contact the customer care. I had similar problem and hitachi replaced it.

"In Lucknow, a customer bought an AC from a Croma store and got it installed at home…" "Everything seemed fine… until just 10 days later… the AC suddenly stopped working…" "Frustrated, the customer rushed back to the store, expecting a quick solution…" "But instead, he was told, ‘It will take 126 hours to fix it…’" "The customer couldn’t hold back and said, ‘I spent money to survive this heat… and now you’re asking me to wait 6 days? You sold me a defective AC…’" "Things escalated quickly…" "The store manager started shouting and talking rudely… turning a simple complaint into an argument…" "And the moment the customer pulled out his phone to record…" "Suddenly… the entire staff disappeared into the office… avoiding the situation completely…" "Incidents like these are raising serious questions…" "These days, fraud and poor service in AC purchases seem to be increasing…" "What do you think about this?"

@hyderabaddoctor What if I get a deep sleep from 10 to 4 and then go for a jog and take a nap around 11.00 AM. Nap is literally a nap.

Morning naps can reduce life expectancy? Top doctor explains the health risks, shares safest time to have a quick sleep Synopsis A doctor has raised concerns about the timing of daytime naps, pointing to research that links morning naps to a higher health risk. According to Dr Sudhir Kumar, people who nap between 9 AM and 1 PM may face a higher mortality risk compared to those who sleep later in the day. He explained that needing sleep early in the day could signal issues like poor night sleep, sleep apnea, or underlying inflammation. An informative article published in the Economic Times has cited my recent post on this topic. m.economictimes.com/magazines/pana… @EconomicTimes @ETPanache

@SalmanSoz @ptrmadurai Sir, taking a neutral stance i believe you shoukd also consider the USD impact on the crude prices and see the math. Would like to see all figures in INR

I feel bad for BJP. They keep scoring self goals. Spreading misinformation about oil bonds has been used as a cover by BJP to extort huge amounts of funds from Indian citizens. Let us get to the bottom of this. If we take the data BJP has shared, this is what it says: Average cost of crude oil (per barrel) 2005-2014: $86 (MMS) 2015-2025: $67 (Modi) Average cost of petrol (Rupees per liter) 2005-2014: 54 (MMS) 2015-2025: 82 (Modi) Crude oil was 22% cheaper under BJP, yet petrol was 52% more expensive! What happened? Taxes are a big part of the Modi government's petroleum strategy (other factors impact prices too). BJP will keep misleading the public about oil bonds being a reason for high fuel prices but they hope that you don't find out the full picture. Keep reading! BJP's oil bond figure of 3.23 lakh crore (more on that later) should be seen in the following context. Between 2015 and 2025, the petroleum sector has generated 66 lakh crores in revenues for the exchequer. According to the Petroleum Planning and Analysis Cell (or PPAC), the Central Government collected 40 lakh crores of the total. 34 lakh crores were in taxes and duties. While 6 lakh crores were dividends. The BJP wants you to believe that your high petrol and diesel prices are because of the 3.23 lakh crores of principal and interest payments associated with oil bonds issues by the UPA government (and the Vajpayee government). Total silence about taxes and duties! So, you have to praise the Modi government because they spent 3.32 lakh crores out of the 40 lakh crores they collected from all of us. If you are not outraged by this, then you are only interested in supporting BJP blindly. That is your choice. But, the story doesn't end there. There is another twist. The 3.23 lakh crore "credit card bill" that the BJP claims as UPA's legacy is a half truth: 1. The first oil bonds were issued by the NDA 1 government under Atal Bihari Vajpayee (9000 crore). 2. The UPA Government paid interest of 53,163 crores between 2009 and 2014. This interest was on the bonds issued both by the Vajpayee and Manmohan Singh governments. I bet you didn't hear Dr. Singh constantly complain about the Vajpayee government's oil bond. 3. That means the amount of interest and principal repaid by the Modi government is much less than 3.23 lakh crores. But we paid 34 lakh crores in taxes and duties for the central government alone. Add to that taxes and duties for state governments and the dividends issued mostly for the central government and you begin to fully understand how the fleecing of the Indian consumer and taxpayer is engineered under the cover of UPA oil bonds, which are a tiny fraction of the oil sector's Rs. 66 lakh crore contribution to the government exchequer. Don't let BJP get away with fake narratives. Time to reclaim the truth...and the country.

@hyderabaddoctor Last year my average heart rate was around 145 to 150. This year it is shooting upto 170 easily. I wonder why.. could you please help? There is no change in my speed.

Enjoyed today morning's easy run, with average HR of 120 bpm. Lovely weather❤️ Pre-run warm up, and post-run stretching are important to reduce injury risk and for good recovery. #running

@RajStockWatch @grok , which company and how much the srock price has rallied

🚨SEBI axe 🪓 falls on Droneacharya Aerial Innovations. Promoters and related parties banned for 2 years from market and fined. Stock price manipulation using some 36 FAKE Announcements to help PRE IPO investors to EXIT by dumping stock on new retail investors. (Pre IPO investors included Shankar Sharma, Ranbir Kapoor, Aamir Khan etc. Not sure whether they also dumped stocks) Fake Orders / Fake Revenue / Diversion / Misuse of IPO money and many other violations. @SEBI_updates 👍Goodwork! Check Image No:3. Says out of Rs.33.96Cr IPO funds, "misappropriated" Rs.27.28Cr?! WHAT?!🤣

@ashwinravi99 Any position in nets :)

2024: 28-ball 100 2025: 31-ball 100 Where should he bat for CSK? I think Urvil Patel should (——- enter your slot here ) 🤔 My pick is No 3🤝

@venkat_fin9 @zerodha You need to wait until the auction closes. It's a common procedure .

@zerodha What is closeout for for my case?

Dear @zerodha, I bought 48 shares two days ago using the full margin available. But today, when I tried to sell them, your platform shows “short delivery and can’t be sold”. How is this even acceptable? I am not responsible for any settlement failure, yet I am being forced to bear the loss because you couldn't deliver the shares on time. What kind of service is this? Please explain why I should face losses for an issue that clearly happened at your end. @Nithin0dha

@madhavchanchani @grok , Is this true?

Info Edge started investing in startups due to compliance requirements and discovered Zomato & Policybazaar, according to Sanjeev Bikhchandani. In 2006, as Info Edge prepared for its IPO, there was a need to clearly outline the objectives for going public. The IPO would have provided an exit for early investors and liquidity for ESOP holders as well. However, Bikhchandani’s primary reason for going public was to maintain the company's independence. “Most of all, it's very hard to take over a listed company in India in a hostile manner… We wanted to have an independent path,” says Bikhchandani. However, the bankers advised that the IPO objectives needed to focus on how the company would use the funds, not on its motivations. The IPO size was about Rs 170 crore, and it was a primary offering. “The truth was that the company was profitable. There was cash in the bank. And the cash was going up every month.” That’s why the company allocated a large portion of the IPO proceeds to inorganic acquisitions, within the 4–5 permissible parameters for the use of capital. After the listing, auditors would ask how the company was using the IPO funds, and the answer was zero. There were no meaningful acquisition opportunities at the time. “After two quarters, the board was concerned that SEBI would be upset. So we had a brainwave… why don’t we invest in startups? Lots of founders were trying, and there wasn’t enough venture capital. That counts as inorganic growth, and the board said it made sense.” The board approved an allocation of up to Rs 150 crore to be invested over three years. “So we began to invest out of a need for compliance, not as a strategy. Now people say, what a visionary.....” Between 2007 and 2010, Info Edge invested in 10–11 companies, out of which came Zomato and Policybazaar.

@smitaprakash @grok , can you verify the same?

He had said this to Diana Edulji. Never forget how powerful people can make or break sports.

R. Ashwin said, “I called Washington Sundar and spoke to him. Washi said, ‘I don’t know anything about that trade. The franchise hasn’t communicated anything to me. I’m happy with GT, my cricket has grown a lot here, and I’m happy with where I am right now.’” 🔗 youtu.be/1b5KSnsMHRY?si…

@nakul_sarda @grok, please summarize

The Career Ladder Just Got Pulled Up: How AI is Locking Out India's Entry-Level Workforce Remember November 30, 2022? The day ChatGPT launched was supposed to be a tech milestone. Instead, it kicked off a hiring implosion, and India's freshers are on the front lines. The AI revolution isn't just changing work; it's pulling up the career ladder for an entire generation. The data from India’s IT sector is brutal. In Fiscal Year 2023, the top four IT exporters hired 225,000 fresh graduates. A year later, that number collapsed by 70% to just 60,000. In the first quarter of FY26, the top five firms hired a mere 4,787 freshers—a staggering drop from over 53,000 in the same quarter of FY21. That's a 90% wipeout of entry-level roles. For the first time in decades, giants like TCS and Infosys are shrinking, shedding a combined 38,000 employees in FY24. Why are freshers being sidelined? AI is automating the very tasks that once formed the bedrock of a junior employee's job. Studies show generative AI can automate 30-40% of tasks for junior developers and testers. The boilerplate code, the Level 1 support tickets, the manual testing—it's all being handed over to algorithms. A Stanford study confirms this is a global trend, finding that workers aged 22-25 in AI-exposed jobs saw a 13% employment decline since late 2022, while their older colleagues saw jobs grow. This reality is reflected in the workforce demographics. At Infosys, employees under 30 made up 81% of the workforce in 2010. By FY25, that figure is projected to be just 53%. The IT pyramid is inverting, with experienced (and expensive) talent staying on while the stream of fresh blood dries up. This isn't just an IT problem. This trend is rippling through all white-collar work, from accounting and content writing to paralegal services. The message is clear: the jobs that once served as the first rung on the professional ladder are being commoditized into extinction. Companies now want "skill-driven freshers" with deep expertise in AI and cloud from day one—a thinly veiled demand for experienced professionals at entry-level salaries. The long-term danger is the broken career ladder. If no one can get a junior role, how do we create the senior talent of tomorrow? Companies celebrating short-term productivity gains are dismantling their own future talent pipelines. For the 8-9 million young Indians entering the workforce each year, the promise of upward mobility through a stable tech job is fading. The new reality is that experience and highly specialized, tacit knowledge are the only moats left. For everyone else, adaptation is no longer a choice—it's the only chance for survival.

@share_buyback @grok , when is the ex date for the buy back?

Infosys Ltd: I have booked half of my position at ₹1,532 (6% up) to manage risk. Please take your own decision based on your risk appetite. This is not a buy or sell recommendation. #infosys #infosysbuyback #sharebuyback #Infy #infybuyback2025

@NalinisKitchen @grok , what is the GST rate before abd now

I haven’t seen any GST reduction anywhere. - Namkeen is being sold at the same price. - Shampoo is being sold at the same price. - Butter, ghee, and cheese are being sold at the same price. - Bottled water is being sold at the same price. - Sweets are being sold at the same price. Mark my words, some items like insurance, motorcycles, and ACs are being sold cheaper due to public outrage, but they will likely get more expensive next year.

@RarshitHana @grok , who's fault is this?

Yashasvi Jaiswal’s reaction said it all.💔 #YashasviJaiswal