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@VandanaHari_SG Iran perhaps has nothing to lose at the moment. If more Irani assets are destroyed, it could stay this way for longer. Higher oil prices makes US action unpopular everywhere in the long run (unless they find Uranium). Will they? Assuming it is there, finding it would high risk!

@VandanaHari_SG Who is there to talk to in Iran? Is there a bridge to Iran that Qatar or the UAE have? That can at least pause the hostilities for few days and then meet to cool it for longer.

“Strategic Assessment: If Iran does not receive a credible signal by tomorrow of Trump reconsidering an attack on Iran's infrastructure, it will preemptively, irreversibly, and on a massive scale target the Saudi electricity and oil production infrastructure, as well as that of the Israeli regime. Iran has so far refrained from exercising this option in order to avoid entering an ‘irreversible infrastructure war’ and a ‘Ukrainization of the region,’ but the time for this restraint will end in the next 24 hours.”

@avataram Leverage. That’s all. Few more years at best. My “josiam” 😎

@Frankisalegend1 Just Don’t think of that 😎

Simply spectacular 1940s Mido Multi-Centerchrono. 35mm, manual-wind. No doubt this chronograph would have been a both beautiful and useful tool on the wrist of a doctor back in the day. 📸 Watchpool

@nrmangal @AI_Feb21 Yes. The summaries that you write were themselves good. I have / had good fun poking around those names.

@akedunt @AI_Feb21 Ohhh you meant Smartkarma? Those are different kind of research

One quarter free subscription for the people who can rightly de-code all the companies.

@nrmangal @AI_Feb21 I had access to a platform which publishes your articles in summary. I gave up on that sir, nothing more. I stopped investing in companies due to the usual compliance thing, many years ago.

@akedunt @AI_Feb21 As you have taken different subscriptions so I said no problem sir

@nrmangal @AI_Feb21 Problem sir :-) ... I need to understand why you make that comment! On paper, it looks interesting as a company.

@akedunt @AI_Feb21 No problem sir

@nrmangal @AI_Feb21 EY's DMCC audit does look ok at a quick glance using NotebookLM. I stopped the subscription to your services through another platform (far too much being spent on subscriptions) and don't have access to your views.

@akedunt @AI_Feb21 🙏

@nrmangal @AI_Feb21 Excellent stuff, Nitin!

@TrungTPhan Also watch the 8 hour video that was made for this book. Enjoy … very well written book

My wife and I have a reading program for our son: we alternate and read one of our favourite books with him each week. She just finished James & The Giant Peach. My turn now, we’ll be doing this book:

@nimishdubey We had our hearts out when that bastard from besant nagar was at the crease. In one test in 1989 at Chepauk, he hammered the Pakis to score a century.

There will be those who will talk about his batting average (“hardly 30, could not have been world class”). There will be those who will point to his strike rate. (“Does seem to be very fast. Many are much faster”) There are those who will wonder what is so special about him. And there will be those who will remember the man who square drove Andy Roberts for four in a World Cup final, hammered Patterson without a helmet in his final year in cricket (today many claim his reflexes had gone by that time, such is public memory) , hammered Imran into submission into the 1987 tour and was so dangerous that Qadir was kept out of the attack for an entire match because he was at the crease… They will remember the man who hummed Simon and Garfunkel tunes at the crease, kept twitching his face incessantly, and would wander off to square leg after hitting a bowler for four. “You cannot even curse the b***ard,” an annoyed yet amused Imran Khan would say. They will remember the man who did not make as many runs as others. But did something that was every bit as important - he made cricket fun. Whether ODIs, Test cricket or a Ranji match, hardly anyone left the ground when he was batting. Even when he was out of form. There are those who will look at his failures. And shake their heads at his numbers. And there are those who will remember Krishnamachari Srikkanth. #Srikkanth #IndianCricket #Cricket #Nostalgia (@g_rajaraman, @Raja_Sw, @VatsMusings, @alawyerwrites, @WG_RumblePants, @indranil9, @ushrit2020, @TheGrou75062162, @prempanicker, @CraigNelsy, @tds122, @anandkumarn)

@AmrikanDesiAnon @DivaJain2 @knackofflying That is the scale of difference.

@DivaJain2 @knackofflying Aunty Ji there is a difference between flying 13,000 sorties over enemy land and firing missiles from safety of your own airspace. Please keep your gyaan to yourself.

A severely degraded Iranian AD that is 2 generations behind US shooting down American planes tells us about the scale of domination that IAF was able to achieve over PAF during Sindoor.

@LaxmanSivarama1 Hope his family is OK!

Everyone has forgotten the lateVB.Chandrasekar who set up the CSK team in the first few seasons, his contributions were tremendous. We had a fantastic team. VB was an integral part of the domestic commentary team which gave him the chance to spot emerging talent. RIP VB

@ArunKrishnan_ What is it with hagiography? Sam Bahadur is no less a man because of this.

Been noticing this unseemly X apar, trying to demean Sam Maneckshaw by showing other Generals up. I don't get it. They were all great sons of India. Yes, Sagar Singh was the man in the ground who defied orders, I agree. But to demean FM Maneckshaw, and that too on his birth anniversary, what do we achieve?

@duskymangala @monikahalan @RBI @nsitharaman AT1 should not be owned by retail. To be owned by MFs and accredited investors only!

@monikahalan @RBI @nsitharaman Even as recent as now, Saraswat Bank employees at their Thane branch tried to sell my 85 year old father their AT1 bonds - as a longer term senior citizen FD where he gets a 9.5% coupon ! Is the @RBI listening - the incentive system for RMs is so rotten can’t blame the RMs

I wonder what the Dubai regulator would say about the way banks mis-sell in India. Poor reflection on the Indian regulator to not stop this practice, not just in AT1 bonds, but in so many other products. @RBI @nsitharaman

@VandanaHari_SG Another phase of OMC bonds?

Indian government has cut excise taxes on petrol and diesel to help keep pump prices stable. Oil marketing companies are also sharing the burden, bearing losses of INR 24/litre (12 cents) on petrol and INR 104/litre ($1.12) on diesel.

@SindhuHarih @businessline What could have been set right over a coffee! Looks like we have something brewing? Tragic if that were the case.

In @businessline Sundaram Clayton has initiated the process to correct governance lapse in appointment and reporting structure of its Company Secretary (CS), that sources say was a result of legacy issues The CS resigned on Friday - March 27 and was brought back on March 30 Sunday in a series of boardroom decisions Details: thehindubusinessline.com/news/sundaram-…