Jitesh Tulaskar

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Jitesh Tulaskar

Jitesh Tulaskar

@jiteshtulaskar

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AsiaWarZone
AsiaWarZone@AsiaWarZone·
🚨 BIG BREAKING Google will OFFICIALLY begin construction of its $15 BILLION data center hub in Andhra Pradesh on April 28.
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Jitesh Tulaskar
Jitesh Tulaskar@jiteshtulaskar·
@BrodaFromMroda Agreed. We can't ignore FIIs leaving when we are fundamentally capital starved. Bigger overlooked risk is our DII inflows. DII masking the FII exit, largely driven by thoda retail overfinancialisation and FOMO. If retail return expectations nai meet hua toh ye DII b jayega.
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Sameer Achhra
Sameer Achhra@BrodaFromMroda·
Bhai main ispe comment krne wala tha but maine jaane dia. I have an extremely different take here. Ek toh Nithin kamath stock market perspective se bolra hai. Ye Shrimaan kucch alag tangent pe leke gaye hai uss baat ko Second, Japan ka tum itna example dere ho toh aaj ki situation mein mujhe batao, aisa kaunsa bargaining chip haasil karlia hai itna develop krne ke baad bhi? Japan se bojot zyaada self sufficiency India ki hai. Plus Japanese stock mlt had to pay a price. 1990 ka top jo bana bhai woh 2025 mein aaya seedha And 1990 to 2011 mkt was under correction. Uske bawajood FII ne paisa daala hai wahaan And ye aadmi FII ko fickle bolra hai Apne Nifty 50 Mein banks lo ya major companies lo FIIs ka holding period in lot of them Must be 10+ yrs at minimum And ye usko fickle bula rahe hai. Japanese had no alrernative left aftwr hiroshima bombinh and world war 2 aftermath. They did because of necessity. And started in 1950s. Apna desh hi hhai 47 mein azad hua The best case example for India is not Japan. It has to be America. Tum licensed tech ab is point pr Leke kya karoge jab sab protected hai and there is no incentive to contract manufacture when a country like China is there You have to innovate completely new form mein jo USA ne kia hai. Japanese economy se inspitation foundational building ka le skte hai but apna hai already foundations FII money, borrowed money will help us scale faster. The risk is temporry withdrawals but woh jhela jaa skta hai lekin in the fast world the cost of not borrowing money and playinh the slow game can cost you to have ur economy itself captured ya tumhara invasion hijayega Development accelerate krne ke Liye tumko bahar ka paisa lagne hi wala hai So ye bande ka Point cluelessness at best hai. You can carry ego or you can be practical and expedite your development curve Itna tha toh tuM IT company chala rahe ho na. Tum krlete LLM devlop and krlete innovate . Kidhar kia?
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Sridhar Vembu
Sridhar Vembu@svembu·
A few points: Japan did not court FDI or FII during their economic take off. They instead licensed foreign tech and worked on mastering it and improving on it, and eventually surpassing it. Second, FII is by nature fickle. Mostly it promotes the "casino" mindset. We also start dancing to FII masters. Never good. We cannot financialize our way to prosperity. I am sure I would be told I am hopelessly old-fashioned but I will say "Study Japan". Even with extremely poor demographics, Japan punches way above its weight in a wide range of crucial technologies.
Nithin Kamath@Nithin0dha

Asked someone from the industry whether foreign investors are still interested in allocating to India. The TLDR: Interest has pretty much died out. India is seen as geopolitically exposed, especially to an oil shock. There are no real AI plays. Valuations are rich. And the rupee situation doesn't help. On top of that, investors who were sitting on gains have taken money off the table and are now looking at markets like Japan, Taiwan, Korea, Europe etc instead. He also pointed out that our LTCG/STCG structure and the increase in STT have made India less attractive compared to other markets that are seeing inflows. If we need to attract FPIs back, and we do, fixing this feels like pretty low-hanging fruit.

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Ritesh Jain
Ritesh Jain@riteshmjn·
First India tied up Cameco supply and now Kazprom. The 2 biggest guys have seen their future production being tied up by India. Generally I see this kind of foresight with Chinese Companies and rarely from India. No nuclear energy without Uranium.
John Quakes@quakes99

⚡️📰#Kazakhstan's Kazatomprom $KAP shareholders have voted 92.9% in favour of concluding a massive long-term #Uranium supply contract with the government of #India 🇮🇳⚛️⛽️🇰🇿 valued at more than 50% of the total book value of Kazatomprom assets (>US$4B)💰🤠🐂kazatomprom.kz/en/media/view/…

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PM's Office of Japan
[Emergency alert] North Korea has launched a suspected ballistic missile. More updates to follow.
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Sameer Achhra
Sameer Achhra@BrodaFromMroda·
Its KING COAL TIME - BLACK GOLD🔥. The articles are coming now that ASIA IS GOING BACK TO COAL! Coal MINERS WILL BENEFIT, etc! Our very OWN COAL INDIA has delivered 17% price returns + 5-6% dividend yield 20-21% in less than a year!🔥💯! Again ANTICIPATED THIS LONG BACK! Join the Commodity PARTY GUYS! We are in for some ROLLERCOASTER RIDES for next 4-5 yrs! You will need good advisors🔥🤪😝😝😝! Did your flexicap fund have COAL AND OIL in their Top 5? Or was it HDFC😝😝!
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Dr. AK 🇮🇳
Dr. AK 🇮🇳@docakx·
India's first fully indigenous 1.5T helium-free MRI scanner was unveiled on December 25, 2025. VoxelGrids Innovations, a Bengaluru-based medtech startup founded by Arjun Arunachalam (ex-GE Global Research and IIT Bombay), has developed India's first fully indigenous 1.5T helium-free MRI scanner after ~12 years of R&D. Backed by Zoho Corporation and grants from BIRAC/Tata Trusts, the system uses a proprietary "dry magnet" conduction-cooled design, eliminating scarce/expensive liquid helium. Key advantages: ~30-40% lower manufacturing and operational costs (priced around $400,000 vs. imported equivalents), reduced power consumption, lighter/compact footprint (suited for Indian infrastructure and unstable grids), and AI-enhanced imaging. It is not a copy of foreign systems but features bottom-up innovations in hardware, software, pulse sequences, and integration. On December 25, 2025, the scanner was officially unveiled and deployed at Chandrapur Cancer Care Foundation near Nagpur, Maharashtra, where it became clinically operational, scanning real patients for cancer diagnostics. As of March 2026, it remains active in real-world use. The Bengaluru facility has capacity for 20-25 units/year. A full commercial launch was targeted by end of FY26 (March 2026), with growing order interest from hospitals linked to Tata Trusts and others. Plans include a mobile/containerized version for rural/tier-2-3 access. Amid global helium shortages (exacerbated by Middle East issues), this positions VoxelGrids as a cost-disruptive, Atmanirbhar Bharat milestone in high-end medtech, aiming to democratize advanced imaging.
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Hyderabadi Chicha 2.0@HyderabadiChic3

Had MRI for the first time. Enquired to doctor, why MRIs is so costly. He replied, machine cost plus setup requires 10cr+. Need to pay 16-19% duty on machines as well. Come out with two questions in mind. First, why does the Government impose such duties on equipment used for essential and emergency medical treatment. Secondly, I wondered why, even in 2026, we still need to import such machines instead of manufacturing it in India.

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Otavio (Tavi) Costa
Otavio (Tavi) Costa@TaviCosta·
Sugar prices are just starting to move after rebounding from a key historical support level. This could turn into a highly explosive move in my view Few assets carry such significant societal implications if they begin to rally. Similar setups here: open.substack.com/pub/tavicosta/…
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Ritesh Jain
Ritesh Jain@riteshmjn·
The TACO level for President Trump is not equities but US bond yields. Via this week FFTT by @LukeGromen
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Jitesh Tulaskar
Jitesh Tulaskar@jiteshtulaskar·
@deepakshenoy @1shankarsharma Sorry what I meant to ask - if the RBI uses dollar reserves to manage the exchange rate, won't that constrain their ability to control monetary policy and handle freedom capital flows?
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Deepak Shenoy
Deepak Shenoy@deepakshenoy·
94.27 on the USDINR. These are going to be rough times, and it's going to take time for flows to come back in
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Deepak Shenoy
Deepak Shenoy@deepakshenoy·
@1shankarsharma My belief is that we still have too many reserves - and we aren't doing anywhere close to enough to counter sales More than 550 billion - around 8 to 10 years of net CAD. Long term, we need to be using INR of course. Luckily we've reduced US Treasuries.
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MapReader
MapReader@MapOsnit·
New rumor in China town Be a J 20 designer Photocopy the design of a failed Russian jet Give it smoky Russian engines requiring canards Call it ultra stealthy Xi Jinping, impressed Wants a trial along the Indian border Xi jumps into a twin-seater version; as soon as the jet takes off Indian radars lock it The jet keeps making "pe pe pe" sounds throughout the flight Xi gets off the flight & gets the chief designer arrested The chief designer gets his head chopped off
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Jitesh Tulaskar
Jitesh Tulaskar@jiteshtulaskar·
Market panic around Indian IT is blinding investors to the structural story. Stripping away the noise, this isn't terminal decline—it's a generational business model reset. We are at the exact inflection point of a $3.3 Trillion AI & ER&D implementation boom.
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Jitesh Tulaskar@jiteshtulaskar·
6/ The takeaway? True AI leadership isn’t just measured by parameter counts, server farms, or hype. It’s measured by population-scale impact and solving real-world problems. Implementation > Hype.
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Jitesh Tulaskar@jiteshtulaskar·
5/ What about jobs and healthcare? Instead of AI replacing humans, India is using a "Blue Dot" AI approach to match local job seekers with providers. In healthcare, offline AI apps are actively screening hundreds of thousands of rural patients for TB.
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Jitesh Tulaskar@jiteshtulaskar·
1/ Everyone is obsessed with the multi-billion dollar race to build the biggest AI models. But India is quietly leaving that race behind to focus on something much harder: making AI actually useful for a billion people. 🇮🇳🧵👇 #AI #IndiaTech
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Sameer Achhra
Sameer Achhra@BrodaFromMroda·
POKEMON GO PLAYERS SEEM TO HAVE MADE A BILLION DOLLAR PLAN😝😝🔥 for NIANTIC. People didn’t know when they were WALKING behind VIRTUAL POKEMONS - They were actually MAPPING ROUTES FOR ROBOTS VISUAL NAVIGATION! What a SCHEME this is😝🤣 #AI #pokemon #strategy
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