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@ChitrakShivalik Appt living by no standard defines quality or luxury, no matter the appeal. Its always a compromise. And for this price point, that2 in A’bad, makes 0 sense. Only 4 type of ppl would spend such amnt -1. Lot of disposable mony, 2.blk mony, 3. Compromise 4 no altntive, 4. Idiots.

It is not just a luxury project. A different definition of luxury altogether Luxury is evolving. People no longer want only impressive spaces. They want calmer lives. Less noise. Less urgency. More privacy. More time. What's your thought on it?

₹15 Cr apartments in Ahmedabad. 3 years ago that sentence would've raised eyebrows. Ahmedabad is ready for a different kind of luxury. And we call it slow luxury. Présenté - Shivalik Signature Collection

@ShefVaidya This is what half cooked feminism, uncontrolled privileges, valueless n moralless empowerment would do. This equally applies to men as well. Freedom is a treasure n not everyone is worthy of it although its fundamental right of humanity. Q is - what kinda society v want to build?

19 year old Muslim boy named Ayan Ahmed Tanveer seduced and filmed obscene videos of almost 350 girls, many of whom were minors, most of them Hindu. Some of the girls were as young as 16. He trapped them using social media!

Hi @amznsellerhelp I am helping a friend to on board to amazon seller account. Unfortunately your team continues to close the case w/o giving any resolution even after complying to all the rules/requirements n providing all requested info. Who should we escalate to resolve this?

Hi @AmazonHelp I am helping a friend to on board to amazon seller account. Unfortunately your team continues to close the case w/o giving any resolution even after complying to all the rules/requirements n providing all requested info. Who should we escalate?

@SharmaShradha And many more such policy decision needs to be taken and implement with force to curb this AQI issue, as it will be soon an issue across the countey given rising demands of middle class.

I have moved my base to New Delhi recently, a city very close to my heart. But I have been feeling really underwhelmed. During my college years at St Stephen's, winters were beautiful and we used to look forward to foggy days. But it's not the same anymore. I wake up every morning feeling my throat is scratchy. I feel sick every time I step out - and you can't just stay at home in the air purifier all day.  Delhi air is a real problem and I feel we, as citizens, are not doing enough to turn things around. Can we do something? As a member of India's startup ecosystem, I feel we can do a lot more than just building our ventures. We have the sharpest minds solving some of the most complex problems - day in and day out. Can we take a few hours out and spend time in brainstorming solutions for some of the most pressing challenges that we face as a society? For now, if you are someone who lives in Delhi or has loved-ones who live here, air pollution has become an existential crisis. This is what I am proposing: 1: Let's get together in Delhi and brainstorm some ideas on what it is that citizens can do to respond to this crisis. Just ideas and brainstorms, no cameras, no audience. 2: We compile ideas and solutions in a document and we present it to the relevant authorities. We also tell them specifically what we can do to help them. 3: And if the authorities want, we volunteer some time and resources that may be needed to fix this challenge. If you want to join this brainstorm in Delhi, just fill this form and I will get back to you with details of the meetup. sign up luma.com/i9it5dp6

@SharmaShradha 7) builders/RE developers must be forced to keep/develop sufficient green zones across commercial plazas/residential communities 8)develop n maintain water bodies across cities and communities /3

@SharmaShradha 4) Policy to favor a EV/fuel efficient commercial vehicle purchase 5) incentivize tree plantation and sustaining it 6) develop n maintain green zones across the city 6) TP schemes must forece to include green zones with plenty of tress/open garden spaces /2

@SharmaShradha The idea is very simple, and doesnt require much brainstorming. What must be done is : 1)Promote public transport as much as possible. 2) heavily tax personal vehicles use by all means necessary, no excuse. 3)scrap fuel inefficient old commercial vehicles with force, no mercy /1

@elonmusk The 1st thing that requires is to not let them be part of system, as that will be grave mistake. Given the history, once they’re part of it,they will grow like rata, and thats it. They need to be stopped constitutionally, as they’ve already learnt the loopwhole of democracy.

Without drastic action, they will succeed in killing America

@banteringless L1A is most abused category. total parasites. They took up a job without going through any hurdles a non immigrant student would go through who actually invested in the education economy. All they do is suck up their bosses to come on L1A or get convertd to L1A,n eat up GC quota.

@MeghUpdates Not only judicial system, constitutional and election system as well. For Democracy to function well it requires fully developed and educated society. Else it will only lead to corruption and sluggish development that too depends on decisive and nationalist leadership.

🚨 BIG STATEMENT 🚨 🇮🇳 PM’s Economic Advisory Council member Sanjeev Sanyal says: “India’s judicial system is the BIGGEST hurdle to Viksit Bharat vision.” — BOLD words from a TOP Modi govt advisor.

@PawanPandeyBgr @MattooShashank You shouldn’t have told this to RaaGaa man, see how he makes others look stupid too, and that to smart US ass Navarro😜

“I want Indians to understand what is going on. Brahmins are profiteering by buying Russian oil at the expense of the Indian people,” says Trump’s trade adviser Peter Navarro

@MattooShashank Peter Navarro has put his finger in burning oil by using word “Brahmins”, lol. Shows how little understanding he has of India, its culture and its politics. Merely taking local politics and oppositions’ stand on face value, he will only ruin US’s reputation.

@elonmusk 3/3: demanding their rights for sharia, 8. Make women a front face of all protest (so to avoid direct physical violence), 9. And then keep repeating this until full capture of the system and communities.

Belgians must leave Belgium!? This is insane.

@elonmusk 2/3 : display of soft power, 5. Gain access in the administrative system and be part of it to influence elections, 6. Start harassing locals and neighbors to force them to vacate their places and show their strength, 7. Start with small protests against local customs and start

@elonmusk 1/2 : Their modus operandy: 1.Increase the population, 2. Gain access in local businesses and flood it with Mu*m owned businesses, 3. Start community services to influence locals to pretend how good islamic people are, 4. Acquire lands as much as possible and build mosques as a-

@Rainmaker1973 It’s gravitational shocks that earth experiences as entire solar system moves through the galaxy, and galaxy itself is moving as well.

Earth is shaking every 26 seconds, and we don't know why. In the early 1960s, a geologist named Jack Oliver first documented the pulse, also known as a “microseism”. Since then, scientists have spent a lot of time listening to the pulse and even finding out where it comes from, but only hypotheses emerged without a final confirmation.

@KapilV_B What is good- having a job or not having one ?

@MeghUpdates Nothing to be proud of. It still needs US visa for this convenience. If such convenience comes without US visa, then it is called progress. India need to think, why countries like Argentina and alike, would need to “ease” for Indian travelers vs simply allow “on arrival” visas?

🚨 BIG BREAKING Argentina eases ENTRY for 🇮🇳 Indians holding valid 🇺🇸 US visas. — NO separate Argentine visa needed 🙌

@MatthewSacchet Dont plagiarize, and provide the source and give the credits where its due. Dont they teach you in Harvard ?

No single tradition owns meditation — and science promises to finally help us find common ground. Meditation, like science, has never been just one thing. Across cultures and centuries, we find a dazzling diversity of practices, maps, rituals, and frameworks. Each tradition speaks in its own language, dialect, or vernacular, and yet they often seem to point toward surprisingly similar possibilities for profound transformations of mind, heart, and society. Here’s a radical idea gaining ground in contemplative science: the science of advanced meditation may help us build a kind of “meta-tradition” of meditation — a clarifying framework that illuminates the shared terrain while still honoring the diverse territories of each tradition. For comparative mysticism, a shared, tradition-neutral map of practice and outcomes has always been the “holy grail.” But building a “meta-tradition” doesn’t mean replacing, erasing, or flattening existing traditions. It means developing a unifying map, or scaffolding, with common reference points that help us identify and understand deep, cross-cultural convergences while still respecting depth, difference, and diversity. In this vision, science acts as an integrative bridge and respectful translator, not an enemy, to the incredibly rich traditions that have developed and refined these practices. If this ambition bears fruit, the Meditation Research Program at Harvard Medical School @harvardmed and Massachusetts General Hospital @MassGeneralNews @MassGenBrigham — and other research programs like it around the world — could become not only hubs pioneering mental health and well-being, but also melting pots for cross-cultural and interreligious exchange. I believe deeply that a meta-tradition could: ---Facilitate deeper dialogue across traditions and forms of practice. ---Provide secular entry points for those outside specific cultural or religious contexts. ---Expand accessibility and real-world applications in healthcare, education, and workplaces. Perhaps this is exactly what many of the most accomplished saints and sages have claimed: that there is unity in diversity, and that all traditions are different paths up the same mountain — toward a shared understanding that can benefit us all 🙏 For those fascinated by the possibilities of science testing, mapping, and illuminating the universal aspects of practice, I’ve linked a few relevant papers from me and my colleagues in the comments below👇 If you think these ideas deserve a wider conversation, feel free to share the post so more people can join and weigh in~