Pooja Wandile

🚨India loses all spots in world's top 100 companies as equity crash bites For the first time in years, not a single Indian company figures among the world's top 100 listed firms by market capitalisation , a measure of how deeply and relentlessly the selloff in domestic equities has cut. Reliance Industries, the country's most valued firm, has slipped to around 106th globally from 57th at the start of 2025 and 73rd at the start of 2026. HDFC Bank, India's most valued lender, now ranks 190th, down from 97th at the start of 2025. Bharti Airtel stands at 202nd, falling from 164th at the start of 2026. ICICI Bank and State Bank of India have dropped to 274th and 276th respectively, from 215th and 231st at the start of 2026. The decline has been sharpest among India's top technology stocks. TCS, the country's largest software exporter, has seen the steepest fall, with its global rank dropping to 314th from 84th at the start of 2025 and 171st at the start of 2026. Infosys, India's second largest IT firm, now ranks 590th, down from 198th at the start of 2025 and 330th at the start of 2026. ITC has slipped to 702nd from 296th and 466th at the start of 2025 and 2026 respectively. By @rravindia moneycontrol.com/news/business/…

@Preetam_M_Rao They have already earned generational wealth. It's the other lower level and associated units and labor/working class that will get highly impacted when the industry slows down

If PM Modi's push for Work from Home turns to reality & crushes the real estate sector then, I'm all for it The real estate mafia especially Bengaluru, deserves the worst of the fates I want them & their families to miserably suffer. They destroyed our beautiful city for greed!

@sudhirmehtapune We prove ourselves to be an uncivilized society more than often

The #missing-link is making life so much better for #Mumbai #Pune travel . However some drivers seem to believe that they are on a formula 1 racetrack & few others believe that the expressway is a viewing gallery. Common sense is always not so common . 😳

@abhijeet_dipke While this is a welcome and immediate step, what can be done for a permanent solution for her to be self-reliant and sustainable income? Thanks to you, Tanushree, and your cousin, along with Bothra, Sir. May God bless you with abundance of happiness.

Archana Parkhe whose pottery shop was demolished is all smiles (for now). After the authorities demolished her small pottery stall, her only source of livelihood was destroyed, taking away her ability to earn with dignity and leaving her literally begging on the streets for food and ration. Credit to my cousin, who visited her with help, and to @TanushreePande for bringing various people onboard who will support Archana going forward. Trying to get her a bank account with the help of my cousin so funds can be raised for her directly and transparently.

Bharat Innovates 2026 proudly presents GalaxEye the team behind the world's first OptoSAR imaging satellite, Mission Drishti! Mission Drishti is the world's first satellite to carry both SAR and MSI sensors on a single platform combining all weather radar visibility with optical clarity to deliver three times more information than a standalone sensor. India's largest privately built satellite, it delivers the highest resolution imagery from any private player in the country at 1.8m fused resolution operating day, night, and through any weather. Featured on Forbes' top emerging startups in Asia, winner of the iDEX Defence Innovation challenge, selected as a WEF Technology Pioneer, and now in orbit GalaxEye is redefining what satellite intelligence means for defence, agriculture, infrastructure monitoring, and beyond. As part of Bharat Innovates 2026, the Ministry of Education, Government of India is bringing this trailblazing startup to Nice, France(14–16 June 2026). Come witness India's space revolution on the world stage! As part of Bharat Innovates 2026, come witness such groundbreaking innovators at the Final Showcase from 14–16 June in Nice, France, shaping the future of space and beyond. @narendramodi @PMOIndia @eduminofindia @dpradhanbjp @PrinSciAdvGoI @Vineet_K26 @sanjayjavin @IndiaDST @AICTE_INDIA @ugcindia @pibindia @DDNewslive @airnewsalerts @sjaishankaroffc @Chatty111Prasad @MEABharat @IndiainPortugal @IndiaembFrance @CGIMarseille @eoiberlin @IndiainIreland @HCI_London @iitbombay @SINEIITB @paniitindia @GalaxEye #BharatInnovates2026 #GalaxEye #MissionDrishti #SpaceTech #OptoSAR

Mission Drishti Update : Contact with the satellite is firmly established.

@narendramodi ji, @AmitShah ji, @BJP4Bengal , @himantabiswa @SuvenduWB

@elonmusk @narendramodi All About Mission Drishti

@thesuyashsingh Such a proud moment, congratulations 🎊 👏. This success will ignite super hope for other budding young Indian entrepreneurs.

Separation confirmed !

@vimalkumar_u Ayush needs to be taken care of. He is a gifted player. Indian badminton needs him to perform over and above the best of the players in the business. He is our best chance at the highest level

India’s 3–0 win over a strong Chinese Taipei side is more than just a result—it’s a statement. Lakshya Sen and the dependable pair of Satwiksairaj Rankireddy / Chirag Shetty set the tone with authority. But special mention to 20 years old Ayush Shetty—a truly outstanding performance. Against a reigning All England champion and one of the most attacking players on the circuit, Ayush combined composure with intent, blending attack and defence beautifully to keep his opponent under constant pressure. A win to be proud of, and more importantly, one that strengthens belief for the challenges ahead.

@PRANNOYHSPRI @NavinSports Congratulations and all the best for Semifinals. LASER FOCUS

Some days are special. Today is one of those days personally for me. Super proud to be part of this amazing squad once again and to see them express like that today on court gave me goosebumps Semifinals of the THOMAS CUP once again! Let’s gooooooo 🇮🇳

Huge congratulations 🎊 👏 Guys. So proud of you 👏 @BAI_Media @lakshya_sen @Shettychirag04 . Take care of that lanky boy, Ayush Shetty

@nehanagarr If the first 4 are taken care of, rest will fall in place

What, according to you, is the biggest hurdle in India’s development? 🇮🇳 > freebies > reservation > corruption > bureaucracy > unemployment > infrastructure > or something else

@Dev_Fadnavis @IAS_Rubal Please do not allow heavy vehicles , let them take the existing route.

🌁 The Mumbai–Pune Missing Link, yet another engineering marvel! Just 3 days to go… It will be dedicated to Maharashtra on 1st May, Maharashtra Day. This project will reduce travel time between Mumbai and Pune by 25–30 minutes. A series of outstanding infrastructure projects has become the identity of our Maharashtra. #MissingLink #MumbaiPune

@Dev_Fadnavis @IAS_Rubal Wrong. It's not 30 minutes savings. It's a saving of hours and hours lost 🙃 due to traffic jams in the ghat section

@BesuraTaansane And that's why wearing a saffron color saree? 🤔. Didi is not gonna like that.

She is clearly nervous & gasping for breath, a departure from her usual loud, hyperventilating motormouth self - she can see herself in trouble after 4th May

@vimalkumar_u This decision is beyond logic. How and when this thought ever happened?

Extremely disappointed with the Badminton World Federation (BWF) decision to alter the scoring system—and even more concerning is the overwhelming support it has received from Council members. The existing format ensured a true level playing field across playing styles, especially in the premier events—Men’s and Women’s Singles—which have always embodied the very essence of our sport: skill, resilience, fitness, and mental strength. By effectively reducing the duration (and in essence removing one game’s worth of play—18 points), BWF risks diluting what made these events so compelling. The explanation that this will “create early excitement” feels short-sighted. Badminton has never lacked excitement—what it has offered is sustained intensity, something very few sports can match. If change was necessary, why not apply it selectively to doubles formats, while preserving the integrity of Singles? That would have been a more balanced approach. Equally concerning is the continued neglect of player welfare and voice: * No prize money for the World Championships * No meaningful increase in rewards for Singles, the flagship category * No implementation of a review/referral system for critical umpiring decisions These are areas that truly needed attention. Badminton is widely regarded among the toughest sports in the world. A 90-minute Singles match can have nearly an hour of shuttle in play—far exceeding many longer-duration sports. Yet, instead of strengthening these unique aspects, decisions like this risk undermining them. Players are expected to adapt—but are rarely heard. While other global sports continue to evolve by empowering athletes, improving officiating, and enhancing viewer engagement, badminton seems to be moving in the opposite direction. It’s disheartening to see a sport followed so passionately—especially across Asia—being reshaped for reasons that do not address its real challenges. This is not evolution. This is dilution.

@SandeepMall Rs. 200 ka masala papad 🤦‍♀️

अंधा पैसा है लोगों के पास। ५०० रुपए की bread, ६०० की pastry, ४००० का वाहियात 5star का बफेट लंच, ५००००० रुपए रात को सोने के लिए hotel का कमरा, एक मैच देखने के ३०००० की टिकट, जिसकी company ने कभी profit नहीं किया उससे बिज़नेस सीखने के लिए एक दिन में १ lakh 🙄

It's a very commendable effort. @bavdhancitizens

@Ravisutanjani You should visit Shri Gajanan Maharaj mandir in Shegaon, Maharashtra. Crowd management, bhaktniwas, mahaprasad, parking, cleanliness, free pick up and drop, social activities, and discipline are incomparable

🚨 Every Temple Should Learn Management From Maa Vaishno Devi and Ram Mandir Ayodhya No Interference or Asking for Donation etc The Situation is Worse at Kashi Vishwanath, Baidyanath, Vindhyachal Temple They Treat Devotees Like Cattle, Really Bad