Saurabh Malge

@Kritikaaaa_10 couldn't have put it in better words

I was today yrs old when I realised that Pratham Mittal (founder of Master’s union) is the son of Ashok Mittal (founder of Lovely professional uni)😭 like bro… you literally come from that background-one of the biggest pvt education setups in India you already have the infra, the scale, the reach, the distribution, EVERYTHING you could’ve just: made it more affordable fixed the actual employability gap upgraded curriculum for real-world skills and lowkey change the game at scale Instead, we now have another premium institution charging insane fees, selling the “entrepreneurship + startup + placement” dream and don’t get me wrong, Masters’ Union is positioned well, cool vibe, industry exposure and all -but it’s also very clearly targeted at a certain bracket only like it’s not solving the mass problem it’s just creating a premium layer on top of an already broken system

It’s okay even if RAM costs $900 because of this 👀 x.com/invincible676/…

@nikhilkamathcio Shriram and Aarthi?

@sickdotdev that is actually a SICK giveaway. Taking my shot here 🥹

If India wins today, I’ll giveaway annual subscription of Claude to 3 users. Follow and Comment to take part in it.

Been wondering lately how many jobs in the digital economy are hanging by their supervisor’s ignorance of what Claude Code is capable of.

@Kulfei it ain't pakda pakdi, it's the OG shivna pani. andhali koshimbirmaxxing the adult life! 😌

maybe adults should just start meeting friends at 6pm everyday to play pakda pakdi and lapa chupi ☝🏼

@manavj29 that was profound

"with neuroplasticity on my side, I can literally become exactly who I want to be"

@keylimepie2000 he's going to avenge Harambe! everything is going to be fine now.

Knew lil punch was special.

@prachiruns link to the article/blog?

How to Have a Great Meeting: 1. Throw out the least necessary person at the table. 2. Walk out of this meeting if it lasts more than 30 minutes. 3. Do something productive today to make up for the time you spent here. by Ken Segall, Insanely Simple (current read)

taking offence

@CricManjit @ishankishan51 89

Predict Ishan Kishan's score today vs USA. The closest one will get Rs. 2000 Google Pay from me.

@Kulfei that's Epsteinism!

talking to multiple people at a time? that's baat-cheat

@akshaya__31 investing at 300 likes.

Sunroof auto how fancy😍

@prachiruns have always detested the idea of calling a certain set of professionals as "non-technical". nobody is ever non-tech, especially in times like today. resonated totally with the idea of not considering and isolating design as just something under the non-tech category. :)

here's why we chose to be a technical partner for tech companies. it's not just strategy. we just genuinely love tech. everything it has to offer to the world. there are moments on client calls with deep tech, robotics, AI companies where i completely forget i'm on a client call. i'm just geeking out. i'm the kind of person who sits on a tech reviewer's YouTube channel and watches videos for hours. that's the kind of designers you're dealing with when you talk to us at This is it Studio. when our clients take up the journey into product building. we take that journey with them. that's what makes us get up at 4 in the morning and start working immediately. that's how much we love our job. design is a methodology. it's a set of skills that makes communication easier, persona mapping easier. but underneath all that is sincere knowledge, expertise, and curiosity around tech. that's what helps us design clearly.

@prachiruns very cool. more more indie founders need this. Please release the video link :))

E1: Introduction | This is it Journal → brought back the podcast because even though I feel like I've been sharing quite a bit, social posts are fragmented. talking long-form is way more natural for me. → what we talk about in the podcast: working with deeply technical companies, battery tech, AI, robotics. how design is finally entering deep tech and bridging that gap. → plan: bring in founders, VCs, professors from NID/NIFT/CEPT. talk about design as a business lever. numbers, technicalities, not just aesthetics. → goal: become the global benchmark design partner for deeply technical companies. aim: Lex Fridman / Rich Roll depth but for design, business, and tech. no gatekeeping. real case studies from our work. (link below)

Chahal effortlessly been lookin like someone on Ozempic before it even existed.

@naserkhwaja92 @simonsquibb why would you choose to be a prick on a harmless video? did your family not treat you well son? sorry for you. take care tho.

@simonsquibb ‘I need money’ -‘Here is my book’. Nobody needs your book you twat.

Should I fund her dream?

@ps__2112 kya yaar priyaa

My question is, for those ladies whose husbands chew gutka and tobacco, how do you even kiss them? Or do you also enjoy a French gutka kiss?

@hvgoenka Shilpa Rao ❤️

I have been hearing this song on loop. Love it.

@paraschopra that's another way to solve job losses of tour guides

There’s a legit opportunity to start a dystopia tour in Delhi. Begin with a tour of the garbage mountain, then a cruise on the foamy Yamuna. After that ask for a deep breath in a park & then challenge them to cross a road as a pedestrian + have them hire a car to honk endlessly.