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@MerryTune4

Katılım Temmuz 2011
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Frido
Frido@frido_official·
Your roman empire just dropped‼️ Frido's active casual sneakers in 4 colours. Ps: Reply with the colour you're grabbing.🥰 Shop now: link.myfrido.com/d0x
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Strider
Strider@MerryTune4·
@striver_79 You are a very young team.. So it's understandable. People become more health conscious as they age.. Your team will obviously consume more junk food if they are exposed to it more.. I genuinely care for you and your team and hence suggest you to reduce junk food exposure. Thanks
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Ananya
Ananya@ananyashasau·
Corporate life will teach you that knowing the job is only half the battle. The real skill is staying calm in meetings, reading the room, managing ego, receiving vague feedback, and not replying emails with your real thoughts.
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Strider@MerryTune4·
@slakhina @OldM0nk Inequality doesn't magically "balance out" after hitting some GDP number. And the US/European century old data point comparison is extremely flawed.
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Sandeep Sunny Lakhina
Sandeep Sunny Lakhina@slakhina·
India’s 40% top 1% wealth share is not unprecedented for a country at this development stage - UK, USA, France and Germany have seen higher - upto 60-65%. Balances out over time as the country truly become an economic giant - I’d say at the $10 trillion level you will see it plateauing and then getting more normal. Joana and a Korea are expecting - they did some deliberate alignment on policies (land reform, education, bureaucratic reforms, state oversight of chaebols, etc) that kept inequality lower while achieving even faster growth and industrialization.
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Sandeep Sunny Lakhina
Sandeep Sunny Lakhina@slakhina·
“India is being run by Adani-Ambani. They get every project.” The most over simplified, lazy take on Indian political economic discourse is actually is a universal feature of every industrializing economy. A quick walk thru the pattern. 🇬🇧 Britain: The original template as the Rothschilds financed governments and railways across Europe. Brunel and the railway barons built the rails. A handful of City of London merchant banks underwrote it all. 🇺🇸 Uncle Sam: Carnegie owned American steel. Rockefeller controlled oil and ~90% of US refining. JP Morgan bailed out the US Treasury & consolidated GE, US Steel, AT&T into existence. Vanderbilt ran the railways. 🇩🇪 Germany: Krupp & Siemens became national champions. Deutsche Bank was founded specifically to finance them - it underwrote Krupp’s bonds, brought Bayer to the Berlin bourse, and financed BASF, AEG, Mannesmann. 🇯🇵 Japan: The zaibatsu - Mitsui, Mitsubishi, Sumitomo, Yasuda formed Japan to a powerhouse. The Meiji state literally sold off state enterprises at concessional rates to bootstrap a private industrial base. Layer, the keiretsus took shape and shaped Japan to what it is today - Toyota, Sony, Hitachi, Panasonic grew inside cross shareholding. A few families. An entire industrial economy. 🇰🇷 South Korea: The chaebols - Samsung, Hyundai, LG, Daewoo, SK sculpted much of a Korea’s ascent. - funded mostly by the state. Korea went from poorer than Ghana to OECD membership in one generation on this model. The chaebol families were the main executors. 🇸🇪 Sweden: The quiet success story is of he Wallenberg family that has controlled large parts of Swedish industry - ABB, Ericsson, Atlas Copco, SAAB, AstraZeneca’s predecessors - for five generations. 🇮🇳 Now India: Reliance and Adani capture a big chunk of the massive infrastructure push of the last two decades. The Tatas and the Birlas, the so called erstwhile cronies of the congress era, along with the Bharti’s, JSW, L&T, Vedanta, et al are a part of th 6-8 groups executing ports, airports, highways, transmission, refineries, telecom rollouts, semiconductors, data centres, green hydrogen, semiconductors, et al. This is not a bug. This is what every growth-stage economy looks like. The pattern nobody wants to admit: - Markets are too thin for atomized capitalism to build a port. A $5 billion deepwater terminal requires finance, execution, political access, and 20 year horizons. There are 6-8 groups in India that can do this. Not 600. - The state almost always picks winners. Explicitly (Korea), implicitly (US land grants), or via credit allocation (Germany, Japan). India’s PLI scheme, infrastructure bid pipelines, and bank credit flows are no different in structure - only in transparency, which is a fair fight to pick. - These groups always attract moral outrage in their time. Rockefeller faced trust busting. Morgan was hauled before Congress. The zaibatsu were dissolved after WW2. Chaebol chairmen still go to jail periodically in Korea. Outrage is part of the cycle - it’s how societies eventually negotiate the transition. - They leave behind the rails on which the next stage runs. Carnegie’s steel built Detroit. Krupp built the German industrial base. The chaebol built Korean semiconductors. Whatever one thinks of Adani or Ambani, Mundra port, Jio’s fiber, and India’s longest transmission grid don’t unbuild themselves. The honest question is not “why do Adani Ambani exist?” The honest question is the bargain. What does the state extract in return - infrastructure delivery on time, export performance, technology absorption, tax revenue, jobs? How transparent are the auctions? How independent are the regulators? And critically, how cleanly does the country manage the transition when the economy outgrows the model and these groups need to be opened up to competition? That’s the debate worth having. “Adani-Ambani chala rahe hain” is not intellectual analysis but a just an outrage meme. 🤷🏻‍♂️🤷🏻‍♂️
Crystal Clear@Crystal_x_Clear

ADANI.ADANI.ADANI.ADANI.ADANI🤦‍♂️ Who made Adani what he is today? Congress or BJP or Both! It was Congress govt of Chimanbhai Patel that gave Adani 3000 acres of land (around Mundra) alongwith agro business group Cargill for salt production in Kutch region. The venture could not start due to protest and Cargill pulled out. But Adani held on to it. Then Chimanbhai Patel govt was liberalising ports & logistics in 90s through private participation and with this, Adani thought of developing Mundra port. Gujarat Maritime Board handed over the port development to Adani and in 1993, Gautam Adani & Rajesh Adani created an incorporated limited company for it. Again in 1997, when Shankar Singh Vaghela had formed govt in coalition with Congress, Gujarat govt entered into a joint venture with Adani Exports to develop Mundra as Mega port. Till this time, or even till 2002, Modi was not aware of Adani. It was only in Vibrant Gujarat summit 2003 in which Adani, very smartly, pledged investment of $1.8 billion in Gujarat, that the latter caught Modi’s attention. During this time CII had taken a very anti-Modi stand due to 2002 riots, but a small Gujarati barons within CII formed Resurgent Gujarat Group and supported Modi. Adani was part of that group. Since then within a decade Adani Group’s market capitalisation grew by 8500%. And when Modi was elected PM and went on foreign trips in his first term, Adani would invariably accompany him. So, Adani was not created out of thin air in 2002-03 by Modi. His strong foundations were laid by Congress govt. Yes with Modi he got a fillip which was ashtonishing and many people rightly opined that there is a difference in being “Market-Friendly” and “Businessman-Friendly”. PS: This post is not for “Partyvadis” across the aisle.

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Snøw@sn0wh1mb0·
Anyone else watching their workplace just slowly succumb to AI psychosis or is that just a me thing
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Sangeet@sangaldoo·
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Ami Palan
Ami Palan@markmeyourze·
Can’t believe I’ll be doing Hyrox for my 35th birthday. 4 months of locking in starts now. 🧿
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The Cinéprism
The Cinéprism@TheCineprism·
7 years ago today, GAME OF THRONES ended with lowest rated series finale ever.
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Ujjwal
Ujjwal@iujjwal_x·
#Dhurandhar2‌TheRevenge has zero repeat value..First part had immense repeat value..I watched 1st part probably 8-10 times..
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Nikita
Nikita@Nikkiiee_d·
Show me a better web series than GOT !!
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Strider@MerryTune4·
@kawal279 Food doesn't go to waste. It decomposes and microbials and bacterias eat it. Isn't it?
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brainsurgeon
brainsurgeon@rajmachaval01·
Wtf is this each and every tweet is how toxic their corporate is !!?? I mean everyone out there has been treated like shit only kyaa ???? Then who tf is enjoying it ???
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अंकुश
अंकुश@ankushtweets·
I often see people press the lift button and then stand right in front of the doors, blocking the entire entrance. I genuinely don’t understand the logic behind it. You’ve already pressed the button. The lift isn’t going anywhere. Just step back a little and wait. Why stand there as if nobody inside needs to come out? At least let people exit first. It’s basic civic sense.
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Ra ch naa
Ra ch naa@raggedtag·
SMS organizer is getting EOL. Sadness...
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Strider@MerryTune4·
@shutupnaina You can order at office a lot of people do.. Or you can ask them to leave parcel to a neighbor. Or if your living space is safe enough, they can just leave it outside your door.
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naina
naina@shutupnaina·
i dont understand what is actually wrong with delivery guys these days, this is third time a delivery person has shouted on me because i wasnt available to collect the order which mind you was before the expected delivery date and they got mad at me ki mai kyu aau kitni garmi mei vapas, bhai nobody is forcing you, its literally your job, maine thodi garmi karwai hai bhai, ek toh khud unexpected time par aao aur doosra customer par hi chadd jaao
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Strider@MerryTune4·
@ManojSaru Android 16 is already almost year old and Android 17 is just around the corner. Why would they give just 1 update?
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Manoj Saru
Manoj Saru@ManojSaru·
Moto G37 Power launched in India 🇮🇳🚀 Key Specifications ✨ 6.7" HD+ 120Hz LCD Display ☀️ 1050nits HBM + Gorilla Glass 7i protection ⚡ MediaTek Dimensity 6400 📸 50MP+2MP Camera 🤳 8MP Selfie 🔋 7000mAh battery 🤖 Android 16 out of the box 🛠️ 1+3 Years Software Updates 🎵 Dolby Atmos + 3.5mm Headphone Jack 🎧 💰Starting price 15,999 In today’s era of rising prices, what are your thoughts on this budget smartphone? 📱👀
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Strider@MerryTune4·
@saaaanjjjuuu Just one software update is really bad? Because android 17 is just around the corner..
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Sanju Choudhary
Sanju Choudhary@saaaanjjjuuu·
Moto G37 series starts at ₹13,999* for 4/64GB: • 6.7" 120Hz LCD Display, 1050nits HBM • MTK 6400 • 50MP Main unit • 5200mAh - G37 • 7000mAh - power • 1+3 Years of Software Updates • Dolby Atmos, 3.5mm Jack G37 4GB/64GB: ₹13,999 G37 Power 4GB/64GB: ₹14,999 4GB/128GB: ₹15,999 6GB/128GB: ₹18,999 4/64GB is so back, the price hike isn't sparing anyone. Thoughts?
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Strider@MerryTune4·
@ruchikokcha Sabki maa ek hai matlab? Woh Africa vali woman?
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A laptop can change your life.
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