Harsh Agarwal

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Harsh Agarwal

Harsh Agarwal

@harshogle1

Data anveshi. Infrastructure buff. E-commerce. Infrastructure and economy. Please follow if you like logical and factual discussions.

Katılım Kasım 2016
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kingran
kingran@KingranYama·
@ramsri_goutham << It only takes one generation for things to start collapsing >> Since you are talking math, that statement is a lazy math. Go back and redo math. Also, go back to the time of independence and graph normal growth, and how far the population has to go down to mean-revert
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Ramsri Goutham Golla
Ramsri Goutham Golla@ramsri_goutham·
Wife and husband are two people who will die one day. To keep the population stable, they need to be replaced by two people. But that works only in an ideal world. Two people coming together and replacing themselves with two people comes with complications on both sides. On the left side, you cannot simply assume that the number of couples is the total population divided by two. There are LGBTQ people, people with fertility problems, and people who simply do not find life partners and remain single. There is also a skewed gender ratio at birth. On the right side, two children being born assumes that they will survive into adulthood and go on to have children themselves. But health issues, accidents, wars, and other factors mean that not everyone survives to adulthood or has children. So the average fertility rate needs to be at least 2.1 for a population to remain stable. In simple terms, among every 10 women, it is like 9 women having 2 children and 1 woman having at least 3 children. Now look around and see for yourself why population is collapsing in almost every country. From personal observation, even in financially well off gated communities where both parents are working, many are stopping at just one child because they are afraid their careers will be set back significantly. There are several other factors as well, such as nuclear family dynamics and the lack of direct help in raising children. Yes, India is overpopulated, but the math is not forgiving. It only takes one generation for things to start collapsing. And people do not magically start having more children just because governments offer incentives or run campaigns, as you can see in other countries. Once a mindset seeps into a generation, it tends to stay with them for life. You. Yes, you, the cool kid playing Call of Duty. Pause for a moment and hear your call of duty.
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Harsh Agarwal@harshogle1·
@Ajain112 Margin bhi bahut hota hai in terms of cogs though unke paas. Major kharcha to marketing mein lagate woh log.
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Akshay G Jain@Ajain112·
I think the war has cost cosmetics companies the most. Cos all inputs are petroleum-based, both the product and the packaging.
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Harsh Agarwal@harshogle1·
I have firsthand experience here as well as in South as well as abroad. It is improving in India, but nowhere the level of abroad police. In Bangalore for a simple document lost request, was asked to come 2-3 times, and then when I went with a local person, they asked to purchase "copy paper" worth 1000 rs from opp shop to write lost complaint. Delhi police is much better than most places tbh. Abroad they are very approachable and have even worked for a project with them and it was all about community outreach.
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Amit
Amit@MILIJOULE·
@harshogle1 @ravihanda Harsh you have no idea how the police northern belt behaves. Go to Andhra, Karnataka, Telengana, Ap or Maharashtra to find out what a classic policing looks like. Have first hand experience of Jaipur police
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Ravi Handa
Ravi Handa@ravihanda·
Tree House School, Jaipur shut operations after taking the fee for the entire year. When parents complained, the school called the police. Watch the video to see how cops behave. It could be you. It could be me. This is life in north India.
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InfraStory
InfraStory@marinebharat·
Power Mech Projects to operate revamped 19.5 KM long Mumbai Monorail for 5 years Order value - ₹296 crore With 10 new rakes from MEDHA Servo Drive & CBTC systems in place, frequency will be down to 5 minutes Pic Source - me 😇
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Harsh Agarwal@harshogle1·
@ravihanda Love bhi theek hai, tabhi yahan reh rahe, hai na? It is not like ki koi job hai yahan Jo aur nahin hai, to rehna hi padega
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Harsh Agarwal@harshogle1·
@ravihanda But still, could have written - India. This qualifier insinuates that this does not happen in south. Again it becomes like creating north - south divide.
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Ravi Handa
Ravi Handa@ravihanda·
@harshogle1 Because I love in and have lived in North India for most of my life. I see similar stuff around me. I read the same in Rajasthan Patrika, the newspaper I read everyday.
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Harsh Agarwal@harshogle1·
@AmeyKulkarni_21 Safety jaye bhaad mein? The logic these buddhjivis give is pathetic to the core. By the same logic, In previous times we used wood for cooking, let's all revert to it.
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Amey Kulkarni 🇮🇳@AmeyKulkarni_21·
99% I can say that this prototype will fail miserably If the makers of this train, travelled from Dombivli to Kurla in the evening peak hours, they will know no amount of blowers could help the crowding AC is the only option (Btw the 238 AC local tender has been delayed again)
Ansuman Satapathy@TechAnsuman

Indian Railways begins rollout of next-generation non-AC EMUs for #Mumbai suburban network. Central Railway receives a brand new non-AC EMU rake equipped with automatic closable doors, a major step towards improving commuter safety. These prototype rakes, developed in the aftermath of the Mumbra railway accident, are designed with closed-door systems, enhanced ventilation and full inter-coach connectivity to ease crowd movement and reduce risks during peak hours. Trials will be conducted once the rake reaches the designated section. A similar prototype rake is also planned for Western Railway as per media report's. The real test, however, will be in daily operations, how effectively these systems perform under Mumbai’s extreme peak-hour overcrowding in non-AC locals. Modernisation of the suburban network is finally moving in the right direction. #IndianRailways #MumbaiLocalTrains #CentralRailway #WesternRailway Picture ©️ Respective Owner

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Indian Tech & Infra@IndianTechGuide·
🚨 RBI is planning to pause large UPI transfers above Rs 10,000 for up to an hour before completing them. (ET)
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Harsh Agarwal@harshogle1·
@itsmeharsh_09 Good bill. First seat to get reservation through this should be Varanasi seat.
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Harsh Agarwal@harshogle1·
Haha, I also give everyone a small para writing task in English. They can choose anything to write. However, it is quite sad to see most ppl are still unable to write a simple para on any topic without 10 errors and even writing 3-4 lines takes them so much time even when they are graduates.
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Akshay G Jain
Akshay G Jain@Ajain112·
I always take a written English test to check if a person can work in customer support. “Saturday is my favourite day, but I cannot tell you why it is my favourite day” Genz absolutely unhinged. 😭😭😭
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Nalini Unagar
Nalini Unagar@NalinisKitchen·
The government introduced a rule that at least 33% of Sarpanch positions must be reserved for women to promote women’s empowerment. However, in many villages, the woman Sarpanch exists only on paper, while her husband actually takes all the decisions and handles the work. This is the ground reality, and everyone is aware of it.
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Frontier Indica@frontierindica·
Fair observation, and the explanation is mostly demographic churn. Noida has the wealth and the flyovers but it's still a frontier town absorbing a constant influx of new money dehatis from west UP alongside bahubali landlawda types from across the gangu belt, and that mix takes a generation or two to settle into the kind of relaxed gender norms and comfy social spaces you see by default in south Delhi, Pune or Chandigarh. The women who do live there largely stay filtered through cars, gated society clubhouses and malls because the street layer hasn't earned their trust yet. The same women will take off their masks and walk freely at night once in Defence Colony or Khan Market.
reso@Resorcinolworks

are there women in Noida even? Or are all of them locked up in their homes with folks driving car outside the entire time. In case of diversity Delhi metro line alone mogs Noida, and mind you we are not even talking about streets.

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Harsh Agarwal@harshogle1·
@RanaAyyub Going by the same logic, China and Japan failed too in their diplomacy. What a logic, slow claps.
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Rana Ayyub
Rana Ayyub@RanaAyyub·
The world is lauding Pakistan for mediating a ceasefire through a war that could have unleashed the worst kind of catastrophe. Trump who spoke the language of ending the Iranian civilisation till last night is now speaking the language of peace. It is a sobering moment for India that now needs to really work on its foreign policy and instead of pleasing domestic actors needs to think of long term goals and not grandstanding in elections. Propaganda films might win us elections but not elevate our status as vishwaguru in world politics
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Harsh Agarwal@harshogle1·
@Bhayankur Oooh. Where did China or Japan's diplomacy failed if you go by the same logic?
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Ankur Bhardwaj
Ankur Bhardwaj@Bhayankur·
Instead of acting all petty and salty, we should acknowledge that Pakistan enabled this ceasefire and do some genuine soul-searching. Where has Indian diplomacy gone wrong and why?
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Atul Khatri
Atul Khatri@one_by_two·
I thought I would never tweet this in my life but - Thank you Pakistan for brokering world peace ✌️ 🙏
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Harsh Agarwal@harshogle1·
@RailMinIndia There is nothing high tech in Amrut bharat, it is a totally confused product. Scale up Vande Bharat which is an actual upgraded train, speed it up. Stay away from major money loser like Amrit bharat with average speed of 50 kmph.
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Harsh Agarwal@harshogle1·
@jasveer10 Spot on. This is actually very irritating. Say you are in office, and people around you why are you blurting out single words or half sentences.
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Jasveer Singh
Jasveer Singh@jasveer10·
India is adding AI everywhere. Even where it’s not needed. HDFC replaced “press 1” with “say yes”. Now I have to speak in meetings to confirm a transaction 🤦‍♂️ Earlier it was silent. Press 1 and done. Unnecessary voice AI added. Bad UX. This is a downgrade, not an upgrade.
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