Nirad Nunna

@YeKyaBewkufiHai @Meluhhan This exact mindset is what scares me to move to village, Indian villages are full of casteist, classist oppressive mindset. Metros anyday better be it a box or a matchbox.!

I just realized my society has more people than my village. And my society is just 3.5 acres. Yes, just 3.5 acres. For India, high-rise cities are the future.

@NsNitinsinha Curvv is such an underrated giant of a car, very very comfortable for small families at a very reasonable price(currently) glad to have grabbed it. Will stand out as well due to low sales.!

Tata Curvv didn’t fail because of design or features. It struggled because Indian buyers value real space, comfort and clear value over just style. For the price, it felt too close to Nexon in cabin experience while rivals offered bigger interiors and stronger practicality, making families hesitate in the showroom. A relaunch on the Sierra platform with genuinely larger packaging, better rear comfort and stronger road presence could change the story completely. It could easily do 6-8k units per month.

@Shiprasorout @mysandz @indianviking1 Can work if we add Inheritance tax, minimum wages for all workers(Sweepers, cooks, etc.,).

@mysandz @indianviking1 Indian salaried are taxed the same

In Norway, @indianviking1 pays ~44% of his salary in taxes and social security, and he’s okay with it. In return, he gets free healthcare and son’s education, pension and job-loss insurance. This is what Indian citizens want too. They're not anti-tax, instead want guaranteed social security and quality infra in return. Do read the full story: livemint.com/money/personal…

@Meera8759 @VarierAravind I can Notice exponential growth for ALL the cities mentioned there not exclusive to Hyderabad, and atleast till 2014-15, every company preferred to train their resources by themselves on the job or on the bench.!

@Nirad_N @VarierAravind I never talked about reforms. Most reforms fall in the purview of the center. States can make changes in terms of promoting tech education, offering scholarships, incentives & connecting with Indian tech companies. He changed AP by doing exactly that! Notice exponential growth!

Hyderabad contributed around 10% of India’s software exports from STPI units in FY 1993–94, clearly DEBUNKING Chandrababu Naidu’s claim that the city was agrarian before he became Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh in 1995.👇🏻

@Meera8759 @VarierAravind That's because that's when USA has started outsourcing a lot of work to countries like India not because of any reforms, notice similar doubling of exports across all the cities mentioned there.

@VarierAravind Naidu was NTR’s son-in-law, sitting MP and Finance Minister before becoming CM. Are you suggesting that he had no hand in the massive rise in revenue in 1993-1994 from 304.57 to 1173.64 crores? If the increase had been gradual, your argument would make sense. AP was agrarian!

@thebeatWrites @YourRanjith Hyd was hub for Pharma since 80s, and defence organizations and electronic manufacturing giants like drdo,BHEL, etc., were all there before 90s.!

@YourRanjith Hitec city mundu Satyam Vundi Genome valley mundu Santa Biotec Vundi Divis Reddys mundu IDPL Vundi Kaani.. Hyderabad deniki hub or destination kaadu..

జీనోమ్ వాలీ రాకముందే హైదరాబాద్ లో ఫార్మా కంపెనీలు వున్నాయి . CCMB 1977 లో ఏర్పాటు చేసారు . సీసీఎంబీ లో టెస్టింగ్ లాబ్స్ వచ్చాయి .ఎంతోమంది శాస్త్రవేత్తలు సీసీఎంబీ లో చదువుకున్న వారే. శాంత బయోటెక్ 1991 లో సీసీఎంబీ ఫండింగ్ తోనే మొదలు పెట్టారు ఆలా హైదరాబాద్ ఫార్మా హబ్ గా మారింది

@SriVastav0402 @differentstar__ EVs are not complex, ICE are EV has 1/10th of moving parts of ICE.! What that guy faced were welding and fitment issues. And trying to get a total loss vehicle work try with ICE it had been even worse.!

@Nirad_N @differentstar__ True! But at the least complexity and lack of talent is not the case with ICE, frankly, was eyeing on 6&9 of Mahindra, not against EVs though

How south indian states looting customers with 18% RTO for new vehicle registrations while some north states have it at 10% + offer 50% discounts in some months 🙅‍♂️

@TechEssenceX @ThetaVegaCap Buy but buy well below within your means.

As per Finfluencers- Don't buy a house early, it will take away all your freedom, emi will be more, instead start SIP and early investing. 20 years later- House is still not affordable. Buy a house on emi now and risk your retirement or buy a house in cash and let go of all your investment. Bechara salary class kiska sune and kya kare. Itna dara dia hai ye mat karo, wo mat karo,aisa karo,waisa karo. 🤔

Ajay turned 41 last month. Salary: ₹1.1 Cr CTC. Savings: ₹6.8 Cr. 2 kids. He thought this was the age of comfort. One Sunday, he visited a 4BHK in Gurgaon. Price: ₹5.2 Cr. Ajay did the math. Down payment: ₹3 Cr Loan: ₹2.2 Cr EMI: ₹2.4 lakh for 20 years At 41. He imagined 60-year-old Ajay still checking EMIs on the bank app. Still dependent on a job. Still afraid to say “no” at work. That night, he closed the brochure. He realised something simple: Buying the house was affordable. Losing freedom was not. Buying House in Metro’s its out of Budget for Many #FinancialPlanning #Home

@Tejalinga @differentstar__ EV GST 5% applicable to all EVs..still much better than 18% and 28% on ICE.! and save tax on petrol and diesel. Electricity gst is still pretty manageable.

@Nirad_N @differentstar__ 5% tax on ev above 25 lakh

@SriVastav0402 @differentstar__ Hahaha can happen with ICE vehicles also, this was an insurance company problem even if Ice is total loss no mechanic can put it back to perfection.

@Nirad_N @differentstar__ youtu.be/zD_uVGQmdHM?si… Because of this

@differentstar__ No longer applicable with 400 range EVs, also fast charging infrastructure has picked up.

@Nirad_N Range anxiety

@chang991001 @differentstar__ Registration and Life tax both are not there in AP, Telangana, and MH.!

@Nirad_N @differentstar__ You mean life tax?

@SriVastav0402 @differentstar__ Why think about accidents when buying ?

@Nirad_N @differentstar__ EV accident aithey repair chesey experts leru

@DealsDhamaka Just GCC is NOT equivalent to entire state growth nor Hyd doing well, in terms of infrastructure spend and any meaningful state government spends it has been Zilch.

@DealsDhamaka Based on FY25 nominal GSDP projections,YOY growth rates for the top 10 states: 1. Maharashtra: 5.5% 2. Tamil Nadu: 13.8% 3. Karnataka: 12.5% 4. Gujarat: 15.4% 5. Uttar Pradesh: 4.5% 6. West Bengal: 10.3% 7. Rajasthan: 12.1% 8. Andhra Pradesh: 9.8% 9. Telangana: 1.6% 10. MP: 10.9%

Dunno which Telagana this is about ... The number GCCs coming in Telagana, India are a massive upgrade to the state and infact to the country . Of course KTR also laid seeds for some of these. Overall, TS continues to grow Also HYDRAA is showing a true course towards sustainable development

@amittalwalkar I watched this unfold live in Nagpur, was a great match but the result wasn't in our favour.!

From 'how many will they score?' to 'how did that just happen?' in 9 overs. A tale of one of the biggest collapses of India in the ODI World Cup history till date. Batting first, Sehwag and Sachin gave us a blazing start. When Sehwag got out, the score was 142/1 after 17.4 overs. Sachin had another century partnership with Gambhir as the pair added 125 runs in the next 22 overs. At this stage, India were cruising at 267/1 after 39.3 overs. They looked set for somewhere in the range of 350/370 with the likes of Yuvi, MS, Kohli & Yusuf Pathan still to bat. On 267, India lost the prized wicket of Sachin who departed after scoring yet another century (111). Like many times in the past (especially in the 90s), Sachin's wicket triggered a massive collapse and India added just 29 runs while losing the remaining 9 wickets in the next 10.3 overs. India's score went from 267-1 to 296 all out. Dale Steyn was the chief architect of Indian collapse taking a 5 wicket haul for 50 runs. SA chased down indian total with 2 balls remaining and won the game by 3 wickets. While India went on to win the world cup 2011, this epic collapse of '29/9' remains a traumatising memory forever.

@DealsDhamaka 🤣 haha HYDRA is for extortion. Not even a single proper restoration done.

@AmeyKulkarni_21 @PowerTrain_YT Guntur and Nellore are big tier 2 cities

@PowerTrain_YT Wrong Instead of Hyderabad Chennai Except Vijayawada no big city lies on the route Pune Bengaluru will cover the whole of Karnataka and South Maharashtra

For those saying Pune–Bengaluru should’ve come instead of Hyderabad–Bengaluru, understand this: these are different phases of the same larger high-speed corridor, not competing projects. The Pune–Hyderabad HSR can later be extended to Bengaluru, and stations like Thane and Hyderabad can work like junctions, enabling through-services in the future. So it’s not about independent lines it’s about building a connected network step by step. Even the Mumbai–Ahmedabad bullet train is designed with future branching in mind, with provisions like extra capacity at key nodes such as BKC and Thane.

@LoneWolfKaAdda Met her when I was a kid, atleast 23 years ago, she was already towards the end of her acting career by then, she had a candid conversation with few of my family elders back then. Good to see her in public after soo long.!

Veteran actress Sharada Gaaru was recently given the JC Daniel Award, the highest film honor of Kerala Govt for her contribution to Malayalam cinema. While her body of work in Telugu cinema is well known, it was Malayalam cinema that actually gave her the recognition first. Sharada Gaaru's real name is Saraswati Devi, and she was from Tenali. She mostly played supporting roles in her initial Telugu movies, though she did play the heroine opposite ANR in Iddaru Mitrulu, for a long time she was mostly in second rung roles, appearing opposite comedians or side heroes. It was in 1965, that she got noticed as a lead actress in series of roles in Malayalam movies like Murappenu, Kattu Thulasi, Iruttinte Athmavu mostly opposite Prem Nazir. Her first national award came for Thulabharam in 1967, where she marries a trade union leader, who is murdered, leading to hard times, and out of desperation kills her own children and tries to commit suicide. Arrested she is defended in court by her former best friend, a lawyer. She went on to win the National Award twice after that for Swayamvaram(1972) and Nimmajnam( Telugu, 1978). Swayamvaram opposite Madhu, has her playing the role of a heroine, forced into a marriage she was against, and her struggle. In Nimmajanam she plays a Brahmin housewife who becomes victim of a rape and her trauma. The 1969 Telugu remake of Thulabaram, Manushulu Marali opposite Shoban Babu, was what made her a leading star in Telugu. She had a very succesful combo with Shoban Babu in fact during the 70s, a series of hits like Sharada, Balipeetam, Manavudu Daanavudu, Kaalam Marindi saw her become one of the leading heroines in Telugu. The 80s and 90s saw her shift into character roles, mostly playing chatracter roles or strong supporting roles. Movies like Pratidwani in 1986, showcased her ability to pull a movie on her own strength. Even after her success in Telugu cinema, she still kept acting in many memorable roles in Malayalam, where she got her major break, and which made her get noticed as a lead actress. Sharada Gaaru completely deserves the top honor given to her by the Kerala Govt, and she was also awarded the NTR Award in 2010 by Andhra Pradesh Govt for her contribution to cinema. She in fact was not active in recent times, kept away from public appearances, and this award ceremony by Kerala Govt saw her appear again.