Punit Jain

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@Eureka_ForbesIN our 6 months old SmartClean robot cleaner has had a roller gone bad for 3 weeks, and the part is not available. There's no timeline given when the part will be available. What kind of service is this? What kind of management is this? #PoorService

@DrSanMukherjee @MMMOCL_Official Besides building big infrastructure, please also focus on livability. Mumbai has poor pavements and increasing garbage - making life very unpleasant and walking very difficult. Our area Chandivali has deteriorated very badly on these counts over the past 15 years.

Sunday mornings in Mumbai feel different.. The city breathes a little slower, giving us a quiet moment to reflect on why we work so hard the rest of the week — to build a Mumbai that moves faster, lives better, and dreams bigger for every Mumbaikar. The last fortnight was truly special: ✅ Metro Lines 9 & 2B Phase-1 officially launched — thousands of Mumbaikars now enjoy seamless new connectivity, and the response is awesome ✅ TBM boring officially began for the Thane-Borivali Twin Tunnel — the longest, deepest and widest Urban Tunnel - pushing the limits of what’s possible underground. ✅ Pod Taxi project kicked off — the future of smart last-mile mobility is now in motion. ✅ The Austria delegation visited, experienced the Atal Setu, and praised our world-class execution standards. ✅ Senior IAS officers from Andhra Pradesh came to learn how we changed everyting from 2023 - marking national appreciation from one of India's most forward looking states. ✅ Signed a landmark MoU with Win Group Vietnam, a company that influences 60% of Vietnam's GDP, for Mumbai 3.0 — a major step towards global smart-city collaboration, also proving MMRDA as a brand that attracts.the best ✅ Commenced land acquisition for Mumbai 3.0 — turning vision into on-ground reality. From Davos MoUs turning into real Innovation City momentum to our invitation for the World Cities Summit 2026 in Singapore — the vision is turning into visible, accelerating progress every single day. We’re not just building infrastructure. We’re Rebooting Mumbai — one connected, world-class milestone at a time. #RebootingMumbai #MumbaiInMinutes #ReahapingMMR #MumbaiInminutes #Metro9 #Metro2B #ThaneBorivaliTwinTunnel #PodTaxi #AtalSetu #Mumbai30 #WinGroupVietnam #InnovationCity #WorldCitiesSummit #ViksitMMR #ReimaginingMMR

@protagonist_xig @grok what exactly did Trump say about Saudi crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman? And what was the context?

@YTKDIndia Mumbai Goa highway 66 is also similar in many stretches. Uneven surface. Car is not stable at high speeds

We are building new highways every year but what’s the point if the surface itself isn’t even smooth or of good quality? Poor Quality Quick Damage Zero Accountability. It’s not about building more roads anymore, it’s about building them right. 🙏

@DrNimoYadav @grok what has happened to Netanyahu and his son?

Netanyahu’s son, who used to post 10 tweets a day, hasn’t posted anything for the past 6 days. IYKYK 💀

Ishan-daar six!! #t20worldcup2026

@grok Which team will win the toss? 2. Which team will bat first? 3. How much will they score? 4. Which team will win? 5. By what margin of runs or overs?

@e2enetworks our Helper4U server is down. And nobody is responding.

@grok Give a longer list of shares likely to go up and down

The US-Israel strikes on Iran (Feb 28) have escalated tensions, with retaliation underway and oil prices set to spike (Brent likely +5-10%+ at open). Indian markets expected to open gap-down Monday (Nifty/Sensex weak/choppy) due to risk-off flows and higher crude import costs for India. Likely down: Auto (e.g. Maruti), aviation, FMCG, IT on global selloff. Likely up: Oil & gas (ONGC, IOC, BPCL), defense (BEL, HAL) on crude rally and tensions. Volatile week ahead—watch crude and news flow.

@grok What will be the impact of the US strike on Iran on Indian stock market on Monday morning? Which shares are likely to go down and which up?

Their customer support does not answer. Their customer support helpline number given on the website allows you to talk only in Kannada Marathi Telugu and Tamil. No Hindi, no English. They have disappeared after taking money. #PoorService #PoorQuality #FrustratingExperience

@getlokalapp I registered on Lokal app as an employer by buying their package for Rs. 1799, to hire Telecalling interns for WFH. Their website doesn't work properly. It doesn't allow me to put basic qualifying requirements. The candidates who apply are too rustic, too raw.

@jitenkparmar @dmuthuk @grok why are people saying silver fell by 38%? I checked my Silver ETF, and it fell by 9% only.

Silver falls 38%. So, whats the big deal ? Don't stocks fall 38% ? Yes. Individual stocks can fall 38%. Even more. But your stock portfolio to fall 38% in one day is an extremely extremely rare phenomenon (unless you are an extremely concentrated 1-3 stock pf investor). There are fundamental differences in comparing a commodity like Silver and Stock portfolios. 1. Productive vs. Non-Productive Assets ​The most vital distinction is that a stock is a piece of a business that works for you, while silver is a non-productive metal. ​Equities: When you buy a stock, you own a share of a company’s earnings, innovation, and cash flow. Even if the price falls, a strong company continues to sell products, generate profits, and pay dividends. ​Silver: Silver has no "earnings." Its price is driven purely by supply, industrial demand, and speculation. It doesn't grow; it only reacts to the market's mood. ​ 2. Valuation vs. Sentiment ​Stocks have "Floors": If a profitable company’s stock falls too far, its dividend yield becomes so attractive, or its price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio so low, that rational investors (and the company itself through buybacks) step in to buy. This creates a fundamental floor. ​Silver is Sentiment-Driven: Because silver doesn't produce cash, it has no "yield". If the speculative bubble bursts—as seen recently where silver surged vertically before crashing—there is no internal engine to stop the slide until a new buyer is found. ​3. The Nature of the "Crash" ​A 38% fall in silver often follows a "parabolic" move (a near-vertical price jump). Historically, silver is far more volatile than the broad stock market. ​Historical Context: Silver is known for "speculative exhaustion." When silver outperforms gold with high velocity, it often signals a bubble. ​Stock Market Resilience: While the Nifty 50 Sensex or BSE 500 can certainly fall 38% (as they did in the past), these are usually triggered by global economic halts, not just "profit-taking" after a speculative run. More importantly, stocks and carefully constructed portfolios have a 100% historical track record of recovering to new highs because the global economy continues to expand. ​4. Forced Liquidation ​In extreme market events, everything can fall together. ​The Liquidity Trap: Sometimes stocks do fall because of silver (or vice versa). If a large fund loses money on silver, they may be forced to sell their "good" assets (their stocks) to cover their losses. ​The Opportunity: For an equity investor, this is the "baby being thrown out with the bathwater." If stocks fall 38% because a silver bubble popped, it’s a gift—it means you are buying productive businesses at a massive discount for reasons that have nothing to do with the companies themselves. The idea is not to put down silver or any other commodity. The idea is to make fellow investors understand the difference between investing/speculating in a commodity and investing in a stock portfolio.

This is Mumbai to Pune Expressway since yesterday till today. Do not travel on this expressway on long weekends. #TrafficJam #PoorInfra #LongWeekend

@MumbaiMetro3 @MahaDGIPR @AshwiniBhide @RamanaR4 @TataMumMarathon It was more useful while returning.

@MumbaiMetro3 @MahaDGIPR @AshwiniBhide @RamanaR4 @TataMumMarathon It must have been more useful for spectators. For participants of half marathon, the timings were not suitable. 3.30 am was too early, and 4.30 am was too late. There should have been a 4 am service.

🏃‍♀️🚇 Marathon made easier with Mumbai Metro Line-3 connecting key stations along Marathon Corridor for runners, volunteers & spectators. #MumbaiMetro #TATAMumbaiMarathon #TMM2026

@boomzy1231 @MumbaiMetro3 @AshwiniBhide @Dev_Fadnavis Yes, it starts at 3.30 am on 18th from Aarey JVLR

@punitjain_1998 @MumbaiMetro3 @AshwiniBhide @Dev_Fadnavis Hi is there any train service on ..got details?

@MumbaiMetro3 Tata Mumbai Marathon is on 18 Jan 2026. Thousands of people will need to reach Mahim and CSMT by 4.30 am. Can we please start the train service at 3.30 am that day? It will be a boon for thousands of people. @AshwiniBhide @Dev_Fadnavis #TMM2026

@MumbaiMetro3 @MoHUA_India @MahaDGIPR @TataMumMarathon @AshwiniBhide @RamanaR4 This is because 3:30 is too early and 4:30 is too late, for a race starting at 5 am 4:00 a.m. is just right

@MumbaiMetro3 @MoHUA_India @MahaDGIPR @TataMumMarathon @AshwiniBhide @RamanaR4 The timings are not useful. If the first train leaves Aarey JVLR at 3:30 a.m, the second should leave at 4:00 a.m., not at 4.30 am. 4.30 will be too late.

🏃‍♂️🚇 Marathon Runners? We’ve got you covered! To support runners and early commuters during the Tata Mumbai Marathon, additional Metro train services will be operated on 18th January. Plan your journey, ride smart, and reach on time! ⏰✨ 🏃‍♀️🚇 मॅरेथॉनसाठी लवकर निघताय? ! ॲक्वा लाईन सोबत तुमचा प्रवास करा अधिक जलद व सोईस्कर टाटा मुंबई मॅरेथॉनच्या निमित्ताने १८ जानेवारी रोजी अतिरिक्त मेट्रो सेवा प्रवाशांसाठी उपलब्ध असतील. सुरक्षित, सोयीस्कर आणि वेळेत प्रवास करा. ⏰✨ #TataMumbaiMarathon #TMM2026 #MumbaiMetro 🚇🏃‍♂️