Shubh Raghuwanshi
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Shubh Raghuwanshi
@ShubhR18
25 😇 Fearless Execution is key to success #Trade#Dream •Believe•Achieve MBA
Katılım Ağustos 2021
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My A+ IFVG Setup Model has made me six figures in prop firm payouts
I failed with 10 different strategies until I found something that was mechanical and repeatable
If you are tired of blowing money every month to these prop firms pay attention
This is the ONLY thread you will need to become profitable 🧵

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I always try my best, guys.
I’m just a guy from a village, struggling with family issues, inner peace, and everything around me.
People say things like, “You’re getting emotional and losing 2%,” but they don’t understand what I deal with every single day.
You only see my trading losses and profits—you don’t see the person behind it.
That person is Abisheckraj .
Understand the situation before you judge.
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India's Vulgar Content Crisis: How Algorithms, Greed, and the Erosion of a Generation Are Colliding in 2026
In 2026, open any Indian teenager’s Instagram or YouTube Shorts feed and you’ll see it: a relentless stream of suggestive reels, borderline explicit dances, and creators pushing every boundary for clicks. What began as occasional “bold” content has now become the default algorithm diet for millions. This isn’t organic cultural evolution—it’s engineered addiction, fueled by cold, hard incentives that reward the raciest material while quietly reshaping an entire generation’s sense of normal.
The Numbers Don’t Lie—And They’re Alarming
Official data from the National Cyber Crime Reporting Portal shows a staggering 76,657 complaints of cybercrimes against women in 2025 alone—an increase of over 28,000 cases from the previous year. Sexually obscene material topped the list with 37,743 reports, followed closely by sexually explicit acts. At the same time, the government has issued repeated advisories to platforms demanding immediate removal of “obscene, vulgar, pornographic” content, warning of legal consequences for non-compliance. Yet the flood continues.
Why? Because the system is designed to reward it.
The Algorithm’s Poisonous Incentive Loop
Social media platforms don’t care about culture—they care about watch time, comments, shares, and subscriptions. Provocative, sexually charged content consistently outperforms everything else:
- Reels with “bold” hooks get 2–3x more watch time.
- Controversial or suggestive posts trigger 4x more comments and shares.
- Once a creator dips into semi-nude, twerking, or heavily sexualized fitness/glamour content, the algorithm pushes it harder—because engagement skyrockets.
Creators aren’t stupid. Many started with dance, fashion, or comedy. Then they noticed the pattern: a slightly suggestive thumbnail or outfit = exponential growth. Instagram’s subscription model (where fans pay monthly for “exclusive” content) has turned this into a direct revenue stream. The more explicit the tease, the more subscribers pay to see what’s behind the paywall. It’s not art. It’s calculated escalation.
Meanwhile, young viewers—especially impressionable teens—are being trained from their first scroll. The hyper-sexualization of children and teens on these platforms is no longer fringe; it’s algorithmic mainstream. Algorithms actively promote self-sexualized content from users as young as 12 because it drives insane engagement metrics.
The Hidden Cultural and Psychological Cost
This isn’t harmless entertainment. Constant exposure to vulgar, objectifying content is rewiring expectations:
- Relationships become transactional and appearance-obsessed.
- Body image issues explode among both boys and girls.
- Respect, consent, and emotional depth take a backseat to shock value and dopamine hits.
- A generation is learning that the fastest path to fame and money is self-objectification.
India’s rich cultural heritage—rooted in restraint, family values, and spiritual depth—is being drowned out by a globalized, profit-driven race to the bottom. The same platforms that once promised connection and creativity are now the biggest distributors of cultural decay.
It’s Not Just Creators—It’s Us
Here’s the uncomfortable truth: every view, like, share, and subscription is a vote. We are the demand side of this supply chain. When we reward vulgarity, platforms and creators respond with more of it. The algorithm doesn’t have morals—it has metrics. We do.
What Needs to Change—Now
1. Platforms must be held accountable. The government’s recent push for faster takedowns (now down to hours in some cases) and age-based classification of digital content is a start. But enforcement must be consistent and transparent.
2. Creators must choose integrity over virality. Real influence comes from substance, not skin.
3. Parents and educators need to wake up and actively monitor, discuss, and limit exposure.
4. Users must vote with their thumbs—follow, share, and pay for content that elevates rather than degrades.
The sudden rise of vulgar content in India isn’t accidental. It’s the predictable outcome of unchecked algorithms meeting human greed in a hyper-connected society. If we don’t interrupt this cycle now, we won’t just lose our feeds—we’ll lose the values that define us as a civilization.
The question isn’t whether this content exists.
The question is: what kind of India are we building—one scroll at a time?
What do you think—have you noticed this shift in your own feed? Drop your thoughts below. Let’s start the conversation that actually matters.
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“Why do IAS officers often marry other IAS officers?”
A friend once asked this after seeing the wedding of Ravi Kumar Sihag and Ishita Rathi.
I smiled and said, “It’s not a rule, it’s a pattern… and patterns usually have reasons.”
“Think about it,” I continued, “the UPSC journey is not normal. Years of isolation, pressure, failures, discipline… very few people truly understand that life.”
“When two IAS officers meet, they don’t have to explain their struggle… they already know it.”
“They’ve both sat in the same exam halls, felt the same anxiety, faced the same uncertainty… that creates a different kind of connection.”
He nodded, so I added, “Then comes the job itself.”
“Transfers, long hours, administrative pressure, political stress… it’s not easy for a partner from a completely different background to adjust.”
“But when both are IAS,” I said, “there is mutual understanding, respect, and professional alignment.”
“It’s easier to say, ‘You handle your district, I’ll handle mine… we both know what it takes.’”
“And yes,” I smiled, “there’s also proximity.”
“During training at LBSNAA, officers spend months together… friendships grow, understanding deepens, and sometimes… it turns into something more.”
He laughed and said, “So it’s not about status?”
I replied, “Not really… it’s more about compatibility.”
“Same mindset, same journey, same challenges… and sometimes, that’s exactly what people look for in a life partner.”


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New on TradingView: Breakers & Mitigation Blocks.
Most ICT scripts mark every structure shift as a breaker. This one waits for liquidity to be taken first, then prints either B (Breaker, reversal) or M (Mitigation, continuation) based on what the prior block was.
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Up to 80% win rate when you read this correctly.
Most traders see rejection, few understand failed auction.
And even fewer combine it with volume absorption bubbles.
This chart shows how: Failed Auction + Volume Absorption = High-reward entries
You’ll learn to spot:
• Where price fails to continue higher/lower
• Where aggressive orders get absorbed
• The exact point momentum shifts
• Why this often leads to sharp reversals
This is not a random setup.
It’s reading exhaustion and participation together.
Study this image closely. A video will follow.

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Good News for Indians! Dubai Makes Residency Visa Easier
Dubai has removed the minimum property purchase requirement for 2-year residency visas.
The Dubai Land Department (DLD) has scrapped the 750,000 dirham threshold for solo investors. Now it’s much easier to get a residency visa by buying property in Dubai.
This move will attract more investors, especially from India, by making the process simpler and more affordable.
A big opportunity for those looking to invest in Dubai real estate! 🇮🇳🇦🇪
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Indian men are going bald at 25, gaining belly fat at 28, and getting fatty liver at 32.
Nobody connects the dots.
- Hair thinning at 25
- Belly appearing at 28
- Fatty liver on a blood test at 32
- “Borderline sugar” by 35
- BP medication by 40
You’re treating each one like a separate problem. It’s not. It’s the same body. Same lifestyle. Different stages.
1. The hair was the first warning - He notices the hair at 25.
Buys a ₹1,500 shampoo. Tries oils. Tries serums. Nobody tells him to check his stress, his sleep, his iron, his D3. It wasn’t the shampoo. It was a body running on cortisol, zero protein, and 4 hours of sleep since college.
2.He notices the belly at 28 -
Joins a gym. Goes 3 weeks. Does cardio. Doesn’t change what he eats. Quits. Blames metabolism. It wasn’t metabolism. It was 5 years of Swiggy, sugary chai 4 times a day, and 12 hours of sitting.
3.He gets a blood test at 32 because his company forced it.
Fatty liver. High triglycerides. Borderline sugar. Doctor says “lifestyle changes.” He nods. Moves on. Nobody told him the belly fat at 28 was already doing this - dumping fat into his liver silently for years.
4.He’s on medication by 40 and calls it “family history.”
It never ran in the family. It walked there. Slowly. Through every skipped meal, every 2 AM sleep, every Swiggy order, and every blood test he postponed for 10 years.
The 25-year-old losing his hair and the 40-year-old getting a stent have more in common than they think.
They just met the same lifestyle at different stages.
Your body doesn’t break overnight. It sends warnings for years. The hair was the first one. Most men just bought a shampoo and moved on.
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$VTIX currently stuck in weak, low-volume price action.
This is where traders get chopped up trying to predict the next move.
No volume = no edge. @TheFlowShark
Best move here is to stay disciplined and wait for expansion.
Disclaimer :
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My all time favorite ICT playlist...
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