Shubham Sharma

for the first time in history the Indian national anthem is played on a formula 2 podium ❤️

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Gamers can't afford a console, RAM or storage now... it all started with this tweet

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says ‘I think we’ve achieved AGI’ theverge.com/ai-artificial-…

Awesome day at the Buddh International Circuit! I never thought that I would get a chance to drive an F1 car in India again so a big thanks to @redbullindia for a very special day in Sebastian Vettel’s 2012 Indian GP - and Championship winning - RB8 🇮🇳🏁🏎️💪🏽🔥

Round 1 of the 2026 season awaits... Who's excited?! 🤩 #F1

The nation should’ve been talking about them. Instead, a regressive socialist mindset ensured a third-rate university stole the conversation. @SarvamAI

Hmmm not bad.

A Middle Class Person wants to Buy 2 Wheeler for his family. He works hard, saves money & test rides a TVS Jupiter. He feels it is good for his small family. He enquires the cost. Ex Showroom Price is ₹76000. He realizes that this price includes 18% GST (around ₹11000). 18% YES, THAT'S RIGHT. Base Price is around ₹65000. ₹13000 Road Tax + Registration. Both PAID TO Government. ₹6000 for a Motor Insurance (18% GST ~₹1000 to Govt). Yes that is 18% GST. Accessories ₹5000 (GST included) So, now he totally has to pay ₹1,00,000. He calculates that he eventually pays 70% to Dealer, 5% to Insurance company & 25% to Government. He has already paid 20%-30% tax to the Government in the First Place 😀😀 He feels a bit let down. But then he asks himself: - Why am I Paying 18% GST on a 2 Wheeler when I have paid 20%-30% Tax already on my income? - Why am I Paying 18% GST on Motor Insurance when this is supposed to Protect me in case of Accident? - I am not taking any Loan, but still I Pay almost ₹25000 to Government just to buy a Vehicle for my Family. I pay ₹70000 to the Vehicle Dealer & ₹5000 to the Insurer. They also have to make some money out of it. So I am actually paying Government so much for the Vehicle. He asks these questions, but realizes that he is Middle Class. He pays the Taxes, buys the Vehicle, Takes Photograph & Goes Home to Enjoy with Family. He goes back to Work the next day, so that he can afford many other things. Cycle Continues... This is the Story of Every Middle Class of India 😀❤️ @FinMinIndia - You need to answer the questions asked by this Middle Class Person. Don't you think? If you are a Hard Working Honest Middle Class Reader like Me, Share this Story until the Government takes notice & Becomes Accountable. #FI

The Truth of Coloured Sugary Soft Drinks sold in India. Our kids don't deserve this. Actually no Human deserves this. This video needs to go Viral... #FI

Realllyyy miss racing in India 🏆🏆🏆 #F1 || #RedBullRacing

Result you see but Reason you don't :-

E-rickshaws have been banned on the roads of Jaipur. And look at the busiest street in Jaipur. 🔥 Some might disagree, but if the same step were taken in Delhi, imagine how much the pollution caused by traffic congestion due to these E Rikshaw would decrease.

You won't be able to afford a decent pc because of this btw

SC + ST Budget (India): ≈ ₹3 lakh crore+ Bullet Train Project (India): ≈ ₹25,000 crore Railway Investment (China): ≈ ₹10.58 lakh crore

Do you feel inflation is at 1.54%?

I've long wondered if we can make a humanoid robot do a 𝘄𝗮𝗹𝗹𝗳𝗹𝗶𝗽 - and we just made it happen by leveraging 𝗢𝗺𝗻𝗶𝗥𝗲𝘁𝗮𝗿𝗴𝗲𝘁 with BeyondMimic tracking! This came after our original OmniRetarget experiments, with only minor tweaks to RL training: relaxing a termination threshold and removing one reward term. The policy achieved a 𝟱/𝟱 success rate in our real-world experiments, showing the strength of high-quality, interaction-preserving motion retargeting combined with BeyondMimic’s minimal RL tracking. Here is the updated arXiv: arxiv.org/abs/2509.26633 (In Sec. V. A)

Bro, people have been paying road tax without roads, this is just bare minimum 🥱

Bihar govt’s freebies budget is ₹33,000 crore, that’s 81% of the state’s development budget for this year and over half of its own tax revenue. Spending on this scale can cripple any state’s growth, especially when debt is already piling up and there’s barely any real capacity for expansion. Ruling or opposition, everyone is announcing one freebie after another as if the state has just discovered the world’s largest oil reserve. In short, no political party seems interested in making Bihar self-sustaining. The model is simple: exhaust your own tax revenue on freebies, then demand for special packages to keep the state afloat. And yes, voters share the blame for choosing on the basis of caste, handouts, and last-minute daaru and cash. PS: This is a critique of Bihar’s governance, not Bihar itself. Adding this because some party loyalists will inevitably try to twist it into an attack on the state.