Ramit Manohar Kaul

My daughter says Afghanistan is my fav team (ofcourse after India) and @rashidkhan_19 is my fav cricketer. Afghanistan & India friendship is natural it seems.

@Amelia558rs No no please. The wood looks classic in its original form. Please don't.

Any news on Su-30? #Sukhoi30

JK cricket team on the cusp of history. Way to go boys. Very proud of you. @OmarAbdullah @manojsinha_ @BCCI

J&K is 104 for 1 in their maiden #Ranjitrophy finals. Pundir and Hassan negotiated well. Looking forward. My best wishes to JK. Go for a win and create history. @BCCIdomestic @MithunManhas

@WintWealth is there any chance that HUFs can invest through your platform in near future?

Any expert here? 👀 Can you tell me ? How much did I invest 20 years ago to reach 1st ? 📈 Now answer. 🔥

@MalaMurthy @Iyervval @AnObserversView Kashmiri cuisine

@Iyervval @AnObserversView What cuisine is this? Where from I mean....

Herath poshte once again. This is today’s lunch. I miss ma even more today and am thankful to her that I could learn Kashmiri cuisine her from. Her culinary skills like my nani’s were exceptional and am not exaggerating. I still remember that even after the exodus, some of our Kashmiri Muslim family friends would drop by only for her gaad-batt (fish-rice). One of the many reasons why I love Bharat is the variety of cuisines we have. It’s a melting pot of aroma, flavours, texture and taste. What fascinates me about my home food is the fact that Kashmiri food is tasty even without the flavour enhancers like garlic, ginger, onion, tomato or green coriander. Our everyday food does not use any of these and yet the dishes are flavourful and delicious. We have different food items for winter and for summer and each is better than the other! Be it the simplest of dishes like the green haakh (just salt, heng, oil, water and red khadi mirch) or roganjosh, yakhin or dumolu- the texture, aroma and the taste are unique even though the basic spices are the same. Here’s to celebrating our culture, our mothers, grandmothers, family and the rituals that give us a chance to come together and enjoy. #Mahashivratri #HappyMahaShivratri

@Iyervval @AnObserversView The one you are referring to vopal looks souchal (mallow leaves). Not 100% sure. One with dum Olav is 100% cauliflower

@AnObserversView Clockwise - mujh chetin, vopal haak (?), Roghan Josh, haak-haak, unidentified dish (?), dum olav. And tchamun kalia on top of the rice. Question is - A) is the saag on the left vopal - if not what? B) what’s 👇🏾

@dtptraffic massive jam between fatehpurberi and Bhatti mines at main chattapur road.

@chess_feed 1. Pawn to Bishop 2. Bishop to E5

Mate in 2!

@Soaringeagle45 🤣🤣🤣🤣

A young man rushes home, beaming with excitement. “Mom,” he says, “I’m in love. I’m getting married!” Then he grins and adds, “Just for fun, I’ll bring over three women tomorrow. You guess which one is the future Mrs.” His mother agrees. The next day, he arrives with three stunning women. They all sit on the couch, chatting and laughing for a while. Finally, the son turns to his mom and asks, “Alright, Mom. Which one do you think I’m marrying?” Without missing a beat, she says, “The redhead sitting in the middle.” He stares at her, shocked. “That’s incredible! You’re right! How did you know?” She shrugs and says, “I don’t like her.” 😂🤣😂🤣

@Iamsamirarora @Flipkart Hey Bhagwan aab X par post ke reply mein books milengi aur sab keh rahe hain ki kalyug chal raha hai. Kahan kalyug ye to satyug hai.

It is that time of the year again. I will be giving out about 50 to 75 signed (signed by me not by the author 😀) copies of one of my all time favourite investing books to my X community. (Not the stupid, 3rd rate pirated books from @Flipkart so not to worry). I will select the people getting the book on the basis of replies to this tweet.

@ImShahinyan Nice. Liked it.

Tricky puzzle! White mates in 1😮

@callmeMizuko None. 9 if Sara changed the name to Sarah. 🤣

@haniya_445 I can definitely tell you it's a rumor. As a reader, you should roar on the bank of a river that a swimmer may be slower than a runner even if he/she is at the rear of a race. Plus don't know why it all reminds me of a reactor.

Prove me wrong ... No word starts with 'R' and ends with 'R'..

Me: Innu to kiska beta hai? My son (5 years): papa ...... ( a long pause) mein mamma ka beta hoon. #5yearsold

@Crazymoments01 Cameraman never dies. 🤣

Respect to this man for stepping in at the right moment

@warikoo Nanna ji is looking handsome

In 2002 at the age of 50, my parents decided to invest their entire life’s savings of 2L into down payment of a house. We had stayed all our life in lajpat nagar, a part of south delhi that south delhi wasn’t happy to claim as its own. We had heard of a suburb called Faridabad. It was in another state called Haryana. To us it was really far. Trunk call far. Very soon it dawned upon us that Faridabad was the only place we could afford a house. Dad took a loan for 8L, with an EMI of 7,000 on a salary of 25k. There was no YouTube at that time, to tell him that he was defying all finfluencer logic, by taking this rash step, 10 years away from his retirement. In a year, he was fired from his job. It wasn’t his first time. But he wanted it to be his last. Tired of working for someone else, he decided to start on his own. But he didn’t have it in him. A competitive industry, thriving in generic drugs, where brand was the premium and everything else a commodity. He lost money. Took loans. The first default of the EMI happened. It became a regular affair. No one knew. I was in the US, studying, but also managing to send home 15k per month. I wasn’t sure if that was ever used. In 2004, I returned from the US dropping out of my education, devastating my parents and snatching away the only hope they had of a bright future. But the 2 years I was there, h had saved up. A lot. 7L. One day papa calls me “Nandu, do you have some money?” “Ofcourse papa. How much do you need?” “10,000” “Yes yes papa. I have. I have more. Do you need more? What do you need it for?” “For the home loan EMI” “Of course papa. I will pay it directly today itself. Share the details.” At this point he broke down. Nothing prepares you in life to see your father cry. Nothing. He kept sobbing. And thanking me. “Why are you thanking me papa? This is the least I can do for everything you have done for us.” Nothing I could say in this moment would have saved the moment. He was just tired. Tired of fighting. Of trying to build a life for his family despite all odds. Tired of fighting with money, for money. By the time I had graduated from business school, the business loans had piled up to 16L. I graduated with a loan of 15L. On the first day of my job, I knew I was down 30L. Papa continued to work till 2009, odd jobs, partly to keep himself busy but mostly out of guilt, I reckon. He made all the rookie mistakes that one can make with his money. He bought LIC policies, ignored the 20-30-40 rule, bought penny stocks for quick returns, bought chit funds, misused credit cards. But in the end, he did deliver. He raised a family, gave quality education of his 2 kids, a roof we could call our own, food, clothes, love, values. He is a failure in the eyes of every finfluencer. But he is the baap of one! Because he taught me what it means to survive and persist. He taught me it’s ok to bloom late. As long as yearn to bloom.

@Matt_Pinner 18 out of 20. Boombox and blockbuster were never available in the city I lived in. Though I have rented videos from other sources.

10 for me!!….I feel confident nobody Has all 20!! How many for you?