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@GiveIndia @LEPRAIndia @HelpAge @goonj @drharshvardhan @BJP4India @INCIndia @AamAadmiParty @PMOIndia Let's use govt lands and build hospitals in each mandal with 50 beds healthy atmosphere, global standard equipment including Tele consultation. #SwasthBharat #ShreshtBharat

Like Yoga helps with strength, peace, endurance - Asset allocation helps a peaceful wealth journey . Happy International Yoga Day

Fatherhood is the most delicate balancing act of Infinite love and Greatest Responsibility. Happy Father's Day

@beastoftraal Hyderabad Airport Bangalore Airport and day to day office commute by lakhs /crores of Indians public transportation is required for all these - it will help reduce fuel bill, make cities more breathable

"On the morning Noida International Airport opened, there was no way to get there except by private vehicle or an expensive cab ride" —I read and re-read this sentence 4-5 times and then realized that we (in India) have generally been conditioned to believe that "airports = cab ride" as default transportation. This writer may be accustomed to "airports = public transport" as default to-and-fro transportation.

@sabeaux every time india was ready with skills, prepared with enough educational institutions which created the skills /graduates who can be trained quickly for the required skills. The country's priorities have changed now and we are not yet ready .. hope it changes for better soon

Post liberalisation, India has had a few bellwether stories for every global hype cycle - outsourcing, Y2K and consumer internet. The current AI hype is singular in India not having any noteworthy story of its own that is relevant, globally.

@IndiaNewGen #removepersonalincometax theenguna tax le rahe ab

It's been 25 years since the movie lagaan came out 100y old fictional story of taxation during the British raj. It's time for lagaan 2. The color of the Britishers have changed. The taxes are more brutal now. We are ready to have a boxing or wrestling match instead of cricket.

@SiddharthKG7 did they say what are the additional benefits they provide with the newly collected money ?

Rajasthan Govt made a plan to generate funds for village Panchayats. ₹1200 annual tax from each household which breaks down to: -₹100 per month! -₹3.33 per day! If Panchayats fail to collect this, there will 20% deduction in their allotted funds as penalty. Result- Opposition projecting it as if Govt is looting people. People do not want to pay. Pressure on Govt to withdraw this. You want to tax farmers, here people & politicians do not want ₹100 tax per month. This money has to be used for waste collection, street lights, and other things.

@nehanagarr exactly the reason we should #removeperaonalincometax

In a country of 1.4 billion, only 9.19 crore people filed income tax returns in FY 2024-25. Of these, 4.9 crore reported zero taxable income in their returns (i.e., no tax due). So if 4.9 crore don’t pay tax, then 3.2 crore filers may have a taxable liability. Of which the majority will pay very little. So, basically around 3.2 crore people are shouldering the burden for everyone!

@IndianTechGuide and according to him, what happens to roles of Economists ?

🚨 “The era that favoured software jobs and MBA degrees is coming to an end and that the country must place greater value on trade skills such as welding, plumbing, electrical work and carpentry.” - CEA Anantha Nageswaran.

@sardesairajdeep that's why we need direct election for PM, CM, Mayor, Municipal Chair person, Sarpanch election at every level should have two votes : one for PM, one for MP one for CM, One for MLA shameless horse trading should be stopped immediately

INTERESTING: the 6 MPs who are defecting from Shiv Sena (UBT) are to be provided enhanced Y plus security by the Govt . So first you defect from the party on whose symbol you were elected, then you get ‘rewarded’ with extra security. All of course on tax payers expense!! Yeh hai Bharat ki rajneeti ka kamaal!😡

@kapsology why do you dismiss the possibility of high earning plumbers taking services of high earning electricians , carpenters etc .. and they occasionally call and take services of a low earning free lancing coder/management consultant ?

If there are not enough white collar jobs, no one is going to pay for blue collar jobs. Less people will buy expensive flats, less people will spend unnecessarily on interiors etc. Economics doesn't work like that Mr.CEA

@WeekendInvestng is poor air quality in delhi also one of the reasons for not so good policy making by the central govt across decades - all of them live and sit there ..

Water shortage in Mumbai and Delhi (forget the rest of the country) Breathable Air Medical Infrastructure Health and Sanitation No Indian AI LLM Why are we regretting not solving Problem#5, when first 4 are still waiting.

@Sandeep_Majj good move before IPO , it will increase business, market cap, volumes of NSE helps BSE as NSE will be listed on BSE 😊😊

NSE has launched New Nifty Sectoral Indices Nifty Power Nifty Capital Goods Nifty Telecommunications Nifty Construction Nifty Consumer Services Nifty Commercial & Transport Services Nifty Retail Nifty Hospitals Nifty NBFC Nifty Housing Finance Nifty Insurance Now it becomes easier to do stage wise analysis on the sectors to know who is outperforming and play those - sectors and the stocks in those sectors. Good move before the IPO 😅

@RoshanKrRaii atleast the discussion is shifted to Telegram and no one is talking about NEET paper leak, education minister etc . purpose served 😊😊

> NEET paper is prepared by the Panel controlled by Modi Govt > Modi Govt isn’t able to stop the leaks from within the Gov > But they blamed it on Telegram and banned it for the Re NEET exam > Now Telegram CEO is publicly humiliating BJP Gov. Elect clowns, Expect circus.

@chartbent crude price going down we need reduced fuel prices to support the economic growth . also #removepersonalincometax

Sell petrol at a jacked up price. Sell petrol with ethanol at a jacked up price.. Now start selling ethanol at a jacked up price... India story....

@Paritolkks Hyderabad comes closest among Indian Cities I think , though alot needs to be improved

I was landing in Mumbai, India's financial capital. The first thing I saw was a sea of slums. I was landing in Delhi. Dusty air, poor AQI. Same with Kolkata. The moment I land outside India, even in Sri Lanka, Singapore, or Thailand, I see clean roads, low pollution, good infrastructure, and cities that make a great first impression. Not a single Indian city comes close to that standard.

@deepakshenoy No, India has been first in many large areas like UPI payments, Digital National ID cards , Health Tech we have the capital, brains . The only thing lacking is intent, focus . every politician is busy with rallies, party affairs and if time permits his/her ministerial duties

India hasn't been the first in any of the large areas in the past. We got our internet access right two decades after every one else. We skipped most of the CDMA drama and went straight to GSM+3G after the world had figured out mobile telephone way earlier. We were late to payments, but figured out a way better way to clear payments than most others. We have been late to every new technological change, mostly because we've been loathe to invest large sums where failure is a given. Even our space and nuclear programs - where we have had to work indigenously with local research - we've taken a lot of time, to avoid major failures. The cost of failure is not just financial in India, it's the fear of shame that runs way too deep. New nice looking road? Oh look, not enough traffic on it, shame. That rocket didn't take off? Shame on us, we should have worked harder so it wouldn't fail the first time. Failed an exam? Shame. A gap year in your resume to try something out? Shame. This feeling is pervasive, but it's changing as we speak. As it does, India is investing into things, and we embrace failure a lot more these days. This will come from the next brand of companies that aren't afraid of failure, perhaps not so much from the older set of companies that have designed themselves to be cash flow giants. Not just IT, but in FMCG, etc. (Though in metals, we have seen massive risk being taken) There are companies that have transformed themselves through very large risk oriented projects - the biggest company in India is one. But I believe technological risk will be taken by startups and will be funded by people in the space who've seen what risk can produce, through successful exits in ESOPs or as founders from companies in otherwise boring spaces. We've lacked that capital really, because otherwise capital has been preserved in large families - risk taking is obviously stunted there as preservation takes a larger role in their future. Now that the first gen capital is more, expect some of this to happen. And no, I don't think the government should play this role (they can help by deregulating business) - it's private capital that should fund the next big thing. From the people that don't consider it shameful to fail.

@ChanderBhatia01 and govt increased the fuel price with same reason ..now , can we expect reduction

When crude crossed $100 per barrel at the height of West Asia crisis, A few Analysts/Fund Houses/Investors projected that crude would cross $150 or even $200 per barrel. They didn’t consider that many countries are not able to effort even $100. Secondly, they didn’t consider that if one channel of supply gets restricted or closed, many new channels/alternatives emerge.

@Panks_Arora @nsitharaman let's not waste this crisis by focusing on just equity related taxation. we need to #removepersonalincometax #freeeduction #freehealthcare

Dear @nsitharaman Ji, Millions of Indians have sent their children abroad for higher studies. Every time the Rupee weakens, their education costs rise overnight. A move from ₹80 to ₹90 per dollar increases a $50,000 annual fee from ₹40 lakh to ₹45 lakh. Same university. Same degree. ₹5 lakh extra. If India wants a stronger Rupee: • Remove STT • Remove LTCG • Reduce STCG You cannot keep taxing capital more and expect capital to strengthen the currency. A weak Rupee is a hidden tax on every Indian paying global bills.

@GuruShareMarket @grok happy to see good news coming so early a crisis wasted without much needed policy reforms we need #removepersonalincometax #freeeduction #freehealthcare @nsitharaman @BJP4India @INCIndia @AamAadmiParty @BRSparty

🚀 GOOD NEWS FOR STOCK MARKET Crude down another 6% to ~$76 🔥 Gift nifty up 163 points to 24054 🔥 Dow jones up 487 points to 52158 🔥 @grok GAP UP TOMORROW in INDIAN MARKETS? 🚀

@REDBOXINDIA @dpradhanbjp @BJP4India @INCIndia @AamAadmiParty @BRSparty pls do similar exercises for the Indian education system also

CHINA ELIMINATES 12,000 ‘OBSOLETE’ UNIVERSITY DEGREES IN PUSH TO PREPARE FOR THE AI ERA CHINESE UNIVERSITIES SCRAP 12,000 DEGREE PROGRAMS AS AI RESHAPES JOB MARKET DEMANDS