Divya Prakash K
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Divya Prakash K
@dpkatta
Engineer by profession, economist and philosopher by interest.
Chennai, India Katılım Nisan 2015
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Can someone please verify his education qualifications and certificates?
Live Law@LiveLawIndia
CJI Surya Kant says there are "parasites" attacking the system. "There are youngsters like cockroaches, who don't get any employment and don't have any place in the profession. Some of them become media, some of them become social media, some of them become RTI activists, some of them become other activists, and they start attacking everyone." - CJI.
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@Akveq_ @dhawal20jain Better to avoid the route altogether even if it requires you to change your destination.
#justkidding.
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@dhawal20jain Best. I will maintain 20 feet distance from the car
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After seeing stickers of Learner , Dr , Lawyer , CA on car.
First time saw this “ Ladies Driver “
What to do of this information ? 🤣
#Mumbai
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@Akveq_ So from next time, all speculations will be real, unless denied by the PM himself.
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H’nble PM himself debunked this.
Someone is going to get fired in CNBC 😂
Narendra Modi@narendramodi
This is totally false. Not an iota of truth in this. There is no question of putting such restrictions on foreign travel. We remain committed to improving ‘Ease of Doing Business’ and ‘Ease of Living’ for our people.
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One mortgaged the country for power, the other grabbed national assets at throwaway prices while dragging India’s reputation through the mud with endless corruption allegations and bribery scandals.
Both played their part in looting the nation, one by selling it out, the other by cashing in on it.
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@Sarcaztick Very good. We are on the right track to save the perpetrators yet again.
Well done India.
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CBI is arresting those who bought the paper and not those who leaked the paper.
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@venkat_fin9 @Warlock_mohit Indian politicians and bureaucrats are enough.
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@Kooo__Koo__ko @RoseOnX9 what makes you think that I will not do the same corruption after reaching into politics? What are the checks and balances in the system?
As seen in history, most of the major changes for good are happened through revolutions and discussions., not by individuals in Power!
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The Real UPSC Preparation Guide
(That no coaching center teaches)
Step 1 — Sleep at 2am. Wake at 5am.
Step 2 — Survive 5 years on hope
Step 3 — Write essays on "Corruption is the biggest threat to democracy."
Step 4 — Clear UPSC. Beat 9,00,000 people.
Step 5 — Cry at the ceremony. Promise — "I will change the system."
Step 6 — Get posted. Buy cheap farmland using insider knowledge of future projects.
Step 7 — Wait for the government (yourself) to approve a ₹3,200 crore road next to it.
Step 8 — Watch money multiply 11x. Do nothing.
Step 9 — Give another interview "Integrity is non-negotiable for me."
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@Kooo__Koo__ko @RoseOnX9 Democracy doesn't work that way, right?
You should never ask someone to join politics just because someone is debating on improving things and pinpoint some shortfalls!
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@Kooo__Koo__ko @RoseOnX9 So instead of punishing the perpetrators, you are trying to compensate for their damage with someone else's good deeds?
I am talking about a system of accountability rather than depending on the integrity of an individual.
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@drsunita02 A reason for the behaviour of Indians which results in a lack of civic sense. Not a justification but indian society doesn't reward the population with a civic sense.
We are in too much of competition for public infrastructure.
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Free left, but yet people block the left lane.
And there is traffic jam and continuous honking. Yet the first 2 or 4 wheeler guy who blocked the free left lane doesn't move an inch.
Education of road rules and road safety is now a must.
#RoadRules
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@saketh1998 Either the govt is way too powerful or the opposition is way too timid.
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@saketh1998 What India lacks is discussion and taking the view of dissent on the floor of parliament.
Now most of the policy changes are happening at the wish of a few people, not based on consensus.
Democracy is not supposed to function this way. This is pseudo democracy.
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Why don’t they just increase petrol prices?
Instead they’ll end up causing permanent damage to people’s vehicles, just to maintain the narrative of “we didn’t increase petrol prices.”
And on top of that, there are clear personal benefits for a few people at the top as well.
RedboxGlobal India@REDBOXINDIA
INDIA MAY SOON RAISE ETHANOL BLENDING IN PETROL TO 25% TO CUT OIL IMPORTS & BOOST CLEANER FUEL USEHIGHER ETHANOL MIXING CAN HELP REDUCE FUEL IMPORT COSTS BUT SOME OLDER VEHICLES MAY SEE LOWER MILEAGE OR REQUIRE ENGINE COMPATIBILITY CHECKS
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@Nithin0dha That's great. But we have our own share of inefficiency and corruption somewhere else in the system. It's just not seen in the volumes!
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The news about import duties on gold and silver going up to 15% came late last night. The interesting thing: neither open interest, prices, nor volume in Gold and Silver showed any unusual moves in the hours leading up to the announcement.
If this had happened in the United States, I’m fairly sure some of the people close to the decision-making process would have found a way to trade it, either through regulated futures markets, other derivative contracts, or prediction markets like Polymarket and Kalshi.
We’ve seen versions of this with crude. And during the Iran conflict, too, there were all these reports and allegations about people around the government trading through futures, contracts, and prediction markets before or around important announcements.
It’s kind of insane how casually people in power seem to monetize privileged information. At some point, this stops looking like “market participation” and starts looking like blatant insider trading with better branding.
Just another reason why Indian markets, despite all their flaws, are far more tightly controlled in these grey zones than many Western markets.
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@malpani The trust is long gone.
Let the justice be sold.
In capitalism, price is the feedback signal. So a transparency in price deals will help for better decisions and planning.
PS: Pun intended.
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If influential accused people can simply disappear, public trust in the justice system disappears even faster. Accountability should not depend on how powerful you are.
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Must have fled to Dubai !
Revathi@revathitweets
If We Find Him, We Will Arrest Him! “We didn’t find him. We are collecting information. The victim’s statement was already recorded, but there is more information that is needed. We will call her again. We don’t know where he is. We will arrest him, when we find him”, Rithi Raj, Special Investigation Officer for Union Minister Bandi Sanjay’s son Bandi Bageerath’s POCSO case. Firstly, as per law of this law, there is no need for a special SIT for POCSO. Once the victim’s statement is recorded, the accused needs to be arrested and then the investigation happens. With all due respect to the officers, whole purpose of the SIT sounds very suspicious. Plus - What were the Telangana Police with all their Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious equipment and mind bending technology doing when the victim escaped? Wow! #ArrestBandiBageerath
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@malpani But this is not just because of the speech of the PM, it is because of the lack of action and tools to contain the damage to the Indian economy and the fact that the country is dependent on the austerity of its citizens to survive the crisis doesn't go well with its growth story
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We haven't hit rock bottom yet
Bull Theory@BullTheoryio
🚨 CRASH ₹11 Trillion has been wiped out from Indian stock market in last 4 Trading days. SENSEX is down -4.21% NIFTY is down -3.81% Foreign investors have pulled ₹2 trillion out of Indian stocks in just two months, the worst foreign outflow year since Indian markets opened to overseas investment in 1993.
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@AshishGupta325 @gurjota It's another name for freebies.
And how would the political parties win elections.
The death of the poor and the middle class is the sacrifice the nation is making to win some elections.
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You want ₹ to stabilize.
You want $ to come to India.
• Remove STT
• Remove LTCG
• Reduce STCG
And watch billions of $ flow into India.
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@PRSundar64 You and your tweets are not helpful.
Thank you. Respectfully.
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What a fall!
Remember I said, if Nifty closes below 24000, there is no reason to be bullish.
23700 broke, then 23600 broke, then 23500 broke, then 23400 broke, then 23350 also broke. All in just one day.
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@Akveq_ Exactly. 90% of the work force in India doesn't even know such laws exist in other parts of the world. We are at the mercy of the company and boss even for sick leaves.!
Rights and privileges are the last thing to think in India.
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@dpkatta EU labor laws are very strict. One friend who works there came back as he was not well. He took a month off at 2 days notice.
He can extend his sabbatical for 24 months and get full salary.
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I worked with Europeans and they are super focused and hyper productive during business hours.
What they do is:
--> No chai sutta breaks or extended lunch breaks.
--> Simple low carb, high protein food that helps focus without feeling sleepy post lunch.
--> Hardly any small talk about personal lives.
--> Come on time, be productive to max possible extent and then go home.
--> Plan their vacation days months in advance and structure work around it accordingly.
Pritesh Lakhani@priteshlakhani
How do Europeans enjoy a 3-month vacation in the middle of the year?
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