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Abhijeet

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I read & I observe 🔭 Sharing my learnings & musings. Non political. Works on Data mostly, prev @Meta

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Abhijeet@book__snippets·
No amount of roads & flyovers can solve traffic. We need more BUSES & TRAINS Pathetic that how public transport been ignored here. Buses are cheap & easy to roll out, why aren't our state govts doing it? Is it because of less opportunity of corruption? 😕
Public Pulse@public_pulseIN

Urgent task!! Find the @myBESTBus buses?! Count if you can? That's how badly BEST is being killed!! @VarshaEGaikwad @AUThackeray @AamchiBest @rajtoday

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Sushant Singh
Sushant Singh@SushantSin·
Overvalued market, falling rupee, unreliable taxation rules, no faith in capcity expansion and foreign manufacturers have taken their investment away. The inward FDI is mostly from tax havens, essentially India's black money returning as FDI.
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Shivam Bahuguna
Shivam Bahuguna@JanusBlinked·
Did not have "CBSE board exam institutional collapse" on my Amritkaal bingo card, but well, I really was underestimating them. I suppose only mass impoverishment and famines are left
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Umashankar Singh उमाशंकर सिंह
This is India's ‘FREE PRESS’ ! He's an anchor on Doordarshan, a central government TV channel. He's always spewing venom. When a child questioned the flaws in the CBSE exam testing, this national channel anchor @AshokShrivasta6 labeled him a P@kistani child. Imagine the mental trauma the child and his entire family must have suffered! This is a serious crime. It's online bullying. If it were any other country, he would be in jail for violating child rights. But the @narendramodi government won't take action against this anchor. If they do, we'll let you know. This is PRESS FREEDOM here… you can FREELY commit any crime while sitting in the government's lap. Thank you
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Dr Prteek
Dr Prteek@DrHomeostatic·
Indians are probably the only people who will mock you instead of supporting you when you demand basic infrastructure, basic necessities, and accountability from the government. No wonder this mess never ends.
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Abhijeet@book__snippets·
@Trader1_Anand @microcp2mltibgr 42L to 1.1Cr is cagr of 3.8% , even if you include rent & don't exclude maintenance, you aren't beating inflation 🫡
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Trade_Simple@Trader1_Anand·
@microcp2mltibgr Thats true.. my flat costed 42l in 2010 with rental yield of 16k pm.. today its 1.1cr with rental yield of 50k pm. Buying flat for own residence is not a bad idea
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Vishal Vardhan
Vishal Vardhan@microcp2mltibgr·
Flat is 5cr plus, you pay 18 lpa rent and give only 3.6% yield to owner, but reality might be different, owner might have bought it at 1.8cr 6-7 years ago, getting 10% yield from you and a 3.2cr appreciation in property price with a bank loan at 7-8% per annum only. Not exactly the same but the story of other side can be similar. 5 years down the line rent will be 36lpa and property price 10cr plus, you will again be happy with 3.6% yield to the owner without knowing who is the real master mind, owner is always a owner, that too a prime location won’t be available in future.
Rajarshi Shome@shome_rajarshi

I urge every youngster to rent an apartment over going for a home loan. My suggestion is mostly applicable for middle class people who are looking to build a career and make more money. I recently rented an Apartment in Bangalore. I am starting the Annual Membership Program and I got a sexy apartment because I want to work in the best possible environment. I am going to be paying an annual rent of Rs 18 lacs for this apartment. The current market value of the apartment is Rs 5 CR+ so I am paying an yield of around 3.5% to the owner. I would have had to pay a bank around 8-10% for the same apartment that shall be mine after 12-15 years. Why would I borrow money at 10% to avoid paying money at 3.5%? I can work better with peace of mind knowing that I am not tied to a bank loan or any legal obligations. I can stay in luxury properties today and make more money instead of paying money to the bank and live in poorer environment. I am urging you guys to chase a sexy lifestyle and a lot of flexibility or you would not be able to work at your full potential. Stay in rented properties and get rich first. Then buy properties in cash later in life. NEVER INVOLVE THE BANK to get a house.

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Siddhartha Saxena
Siddhartha Saxena@siddsax·
Anthropic onboarding day: Michael Scott introducing Karpathy like he just signed Wemby in free agency.
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P. Sainath
P. Sainath@PSainath_org·
Even by the standards of a country ranking 157 of 180 nations in the World Press Freedom Index, the reaction of the authorities to the ‘Cockroach Janata Party’ is beyond extraordinary. The public response to that imaginative prank should have signalled to them a deep discontent, even distress, among young people. Instead, as The Indian Express reported, it was framed as jeopardising the country’s ‘national security’ and ‘posing a threat to the sovereignty of India.’ Decades ago, the Malaysian lawyer and poet Cecil Rajendra wrote this brilliant poem that captures the idiocy of it better than any pompous editorialising could (not that our ‘mainstream’ media would dare do even that much).
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Upamanyu Acharya
Upamanyu Acharya@upamanyuacharya·
"India is overcrowded" is the most successful gaslighting campaign Indian babus ever ran on their own citizens. They underbuilt the country for forty years and convinced 1.4B Indians to blame themselves for it. Every overcrowded space you've ever queued in is a supply failure the state engineered, not a demographic accident. Five lifts in a hospital, one working. Seven railway counters, one ticketer. Toll plazas, water boards, municipal offices: built once in 1972, patched once in 1996, abandoned ever since. The only exception is airports, and even those lounges are gigafried at peak. Why did this happen? 4 reasons, none of them are "too many people." 1. Cost of capital. Rupee down 60% against the dollar in two decades. Inflation 5-7% on paper, 8-10% in reality. Risk-free rates above 7%. No rational allocator underwrites a hospital with a 30-year payback under those conditions. Capital flows into software and consumer brands; anything with a 3-5 year ROI window. Parks, ports, metros, dams, schools need multi-decade underwriting that India's macro structurally cannot support. 2. The regulatory stack is engineered to prevent construction. 50+ clearances across municipal, state, and central bodies for any large project, each with its IAS gatekeeper extracting rent. Real builders give up. The only construction happening at scale is therefore illegal, which is exactly why slums mushroom while sanctioned housing projects sit at 15% completion for a decade. 3. The corruption tax. Budget 15-20% of project cost in bakshish before pouring a single slab. Stacked on top of GST, stamp duty, capital gains, property tax, labour cess. Software shops escape it; they ship from a laptop. Anyone touching cement, steel, or land pays the surcharge in cash, off the books, with zero recourse and zero deductibility. 4. State capacity has collapsed into pure friction. GST portal crashes on filing deadlines. MCA21 is a relic. Every regulator (SEBI, RBI, IRDAI, FSSAI, BIS) optimises for CYA, never throughput. Babus paid 1990s salaries to administer 2026 complexity respond rationally by doing nothing. India's perpetual undercapacity is a capital allocation story the political class would rather you never learn. The 1.4B is a feature. The people running the country are the bug. Until cost of capital drops, the regulatory fat gets gutted, and the corruption surcharge gets squeezed out, the lifts and the counters and the hospitals will stay exactly as broken as they were when your grandfather first complained about them in 1987.
Pankaj Arora 🇮🇳@Panks_Arora

Every single place in India is just so overcrowded. - Want to go to a park? Hundreds are already there, not enough space. - Want to go to a temple? You won’t even get five minutes of peace. - Want to visit a hill station? Not a single hotel is available. - Same with Ladakh, Uttarakhand, and everywhere else. It feels like the calmest place is your own house.

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Abhijeet Dipke
Abhijeet Dipke@abhijeet_dipke·
The government has taken down our iconic website - cockroachjantaparty.org. 10 Lakh cockroaches had signed up on our website has members. 6 Lakh cockroaches had signed a petition to demand the resignation of Dharmendra Pradhan. Why is the government so scared of cockroaches? But this dictatorial behaviour is opening the eyes of India's youth. Our only crime is we were demanding a better future for ourselves. But you can't get rid of us that easily. We’re working on a new home right now. Cockroaches never die. 🪳
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India@roguetrader678·
@RakJhun Shitty strategy Fafo loading
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RJ Stocks@RakJhun·
Man buys ₹1 lakh worth of Nifty 50 ETF for every 1% fall from ATH. The ETFs are bought on MTF which carries interest of 9% pa. The ETFs are pledged for margin money to sell Puts & Covered Calls on the Nifty. If the Nifty falls 1%, he buys more ETFs. If it rises he sells the ETFs
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Venkat Reddy
Venkat Reddy@Venkat_R_·
Nehru did not inherit India. Nehru made India joining 800 princely states and making a nation out of them. Literacy was 10% and life expectancy 32 years. Bakchodi ki bhi koi limit hai.
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Shyam Sunder
Shyam Sunder@ShyamNation·
If RBI cancels all re-KYC requirements for a year, then our oil import bill will be cut by half.
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