Yashaswi Bhatnagar

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Yashaswi Bhatnagar

Yashaswi Bhatnagar

@rightliberal_

New Delhi, India Katılım Ocak 2017
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Yashaswi Bhatnagar
Yashaswi Bhatnagar@rightliberal_·
@_raja_kumar This wasn’t am easy catch. It was a full stretch to his left. The ball just didn’t stick.
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Raja@_raja_kumar·
Just look at the drama of Rishabh Pant - He dropped an easy catch on Arjun Tendulkar bowling Then started all the drama #LSGvsPBKS #PBKSvsLSG
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Yashaswi Bhatnagar@rightliberal_·
@samjawed65 One heard this narrative before and have the same question. Would you rather they not earn this money just to pander to your ideal world view?
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SamSays@samjawed65·
The theatre of the privileged: can’t cook, can’t clean, can’t manage kids, can’t drive, can’t walk the dog… and now apparently can’t carry shopping bags either. The availability of cheap labor in India has created an entire class of adults without basic life skills.
Khush Mahajan@YesKhush_5

In Lajpat, you can now pay ₹149/hr for someone to carry your bags, wait in food queues, walk you to the metro, find you a place to sit, and even set up a foldable chair. interesting biz !!

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Yashaswi Bhatnagar
Yashaswi Bhatnagar@rightliberal_·
@tinvk1 @sachin_rt Please let a father appreciate his son. I’m sure they are aware of the weaknesses and have been working in them. Don’t be the typical brown neighbour and compare with Sharma ji ka ladka 😐
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Snowy@tinvk1·
Honestly he has not done anything special. To make him better someone needs to analyse Arjun Tendulkar critically. In today’s day and age he’s bowling under 135 kmph, no real skill in his bowling. He got a chance to bat but in the end was refused strike because his batting was looking sloppy. After this performance m, can anyone confidently say that he will play the next game? On the other side of things there are player like Suryavanshi who are being fast-tracked at the age of 15 because of incredible skill.
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Sachin Tendulkar
Sachin Tendulkar@sachin_rt·
Well done, Arjun. ❤️ Proud of the way you’ve carried yourself through this season, always believing in your ability, staying patient, working hard quietly, and remaining positive despite having to wait for your opportunity till the very last match. Cricket tests patience as much as skill, and you handled both beautifully today. Keep your feet on the ground, and continue being in love with the game like you always have. Love you always.👏
Sachin Tendulkar tweet media
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Yashaswi Bhatnagar
Yashaswi Bhatnagar@rightliberal_·
@DivaJain2 Almost all our oil is imported. Expensive oil severely impacts supply chain of everything. That raises inflation. Losing half the purchasing power is probably an overstatement but it would surely be a lot. Either that or loans will be expensive, i.e. business growth impacted.
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Yashaswi Bhatnagar@rightliberal_·
@varunx18 You’re benchmarking t20 performance for odi place. Recency bias. Rohit is still an absolute beast in odi and he’s already retired from t20i
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𝚅𝚊𝚛𝚞𝚗¹⁸@varunx18·
Openers like Sai Sudarshan, Sanju Samson & Yashasvi Jaiswal are waiting for their chance in the ODI squad, but one guy is still sitting there shamelessly like he owns it forever. Deep down he knows his time is over and it’s time to move on and let the next generation come through, but instead he’s still holding onto that place shamelessly just to win that worldcup for his personal greed. And then he claims to be a selfless and team man who plays for the country, if he really cares about team & country then he should retire from ODIs gracefully 🙏
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Yashaswi Bhatnagar@rightliberal_·
@toxifyxe Tbh GT did have Ashish Nehra as coach. An involved coach makes a lot of difference for a new captain. Plus it was a new team, so everyone was trying to punch above their weight. There was no bad blood…
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U'@toxifyxe·
Mann you just can't fool me with the fact that Hardik Pandya, Who led GT to 2 Consecutive finals and winning one of them, that too in opening seasons of their franchise is now struggling to get in top 4 despite of having bigger stars than what GT used to have. I mean like just imagine, a team having ace pacers like Jasprit Bumrah, Trent Boult, Power Hitters like SKY, Will jacks, anchoring talents like Tilak Varma and trolls apart but average ipl batter like rohit sharma... is now failing to get even in top 4. And then people come up with straight faces to say that “captaincy is bad”, captaincy might be at fault but 70/80% its that brutal Sharma Family's PR Game.
U'@toxifyxe

Dear Hardik Pandya, Just give away the captaincy back to Rohit Sharma, you can't win against his dirty politics and PR Game, instead it's affecting your solo game as well. It's very sad to see you like this.💔

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Yashaswi Bhatnagar@rightliberal_·
@SquirellioN2711 @Orihime_chan0 Nope. It’s the body part that touches the sand nearest to the jump line. If you look closely, for the same reason, the athletes try not to let their bums hit the sand behind their legs…
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SquirellioN•COMMS-OPEN@SquirellioN2711·
@Orihime_chan0 I know it was supposed to be comedic, but the innacurate thing still scratching me. Long jump distance is calculated by where the feet land, not the head. It just so dumb and I hate it sorry
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Orihime@Orihime_chan0·
This animation is so unhinged, I literally can't stop watching it 😭
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Kingslayer
Kingslayer@BalramCharaniya·
@avishek_g @udit_buch T20 isn't like test cricket. Home away factor does not have much impact in t20s except maybe for crowd support. So away team winning toss is a huge disadvantage to home side.
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Udit@udit_buch·
If all teams win their every home game & lose their every away game in IPL, all teams will reach 14 points.Want this chaos to happen in the IPL one season. Have said this before too I guess
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Yashaswi Bhatnagar@rightliberal_·
@Khozema60705564 @Cricsam01 Well. He’s not the ceo. He’s the investor. Sports league investors don’t directly interfere with players, they are not the experts. They hire coaches/managers for that. It’s his money, he can do whatever he wants. But it’s not the optimum strategy if you want best results.
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Yashaswi Bhatnagar@rightliberal_·
@Khozema60705564 @Cricsam01 It’s like the board of directors directly grilling the engineers. The captain and the team are guided by the coach and the coach is reviewed by the owner. You shouldn’t create parallel chains of command. And also not question your reportee on national tv…
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Yashaswi Bhatnagar@rightliberal_·
@AurorAsh27377 @priyatonin I think you’re mixing 2 issues. There’s absolutely nothing wrong with quoting Gita in movies. But pk is not mocking Hindu gods, and it also shows malpractices in other religions…
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AurorAsh@AurorAsh27377·
@priyatonin I know it’s about addressing superstitions, but doesn’t it strike you as odd that it’s only targeting Hindu superstitions and not Muslim or Christian? Why is PK chasing a man playing the role of shiva in a play? Why couldn’t it have been a man playing Jesus?
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Yashaswi Bhatnagar@rightliberal_·
@pulkit_mittal_ Yeah. But are the missed opportunities really worth the 25 extra lakhs he’s saving annually? At least? Plus he would require a much smaller corpus to retire since he’s not spending that much. I’d dare to say he may not even need that many opportunities
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pulkit mittal@pulkit_mittal_·
My friend chose WFH and decided to stay in his village. Salary -> 50 LPA Cost of living -> almost 0 LPA Everyone said he made the smartest decision. Bangalore rent saved -> 2.5 LPA Travel cost saved->1LPA Home food every day. On paper, he was saving lakhs every month. But reality was different. Tech meetups in Bangalore -> missed Manager visibility -> low Team bonding -> almost none There was a startup meet in Banglore, but he couldn’t go. Meanwhile village life had its own surprises. Relatives dropping in anytime -> daily interruptions Local functions -> “you must attend” Random responsibilities -> unavoidable Quiet focus time -> rare Slowly something changed. He was still working. But he wasn’t really in the loop anymore. Decisions happened without him. Opportunities passed quietly. His network stopped growing. Money saved. But career momentum slowed. Sometimes the most expensive thing isn’t rent. It’s distance from the room where things happen.
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Yashaswi Bhatnagar@rightliberal_·
@GuruShareMarket The consumers? The party will stop as soon as insta stores raise prices. New kiranas will come into business in 5 years…
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Amit Arora 🇮🇳
Amit Arora 🇮🇳@GuruShareMarket·
- INSTAMART: 1000 CR LOSS - ΖΕΡΤΟ: 1250 CR LOSS - BLINKIT: 110 CR LOSS Meanwhile - 100,000 kirana and other stores closed. So who is actually making money.....Show more
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Yashaswi Bhatnagar
Yashaswi Bhatnagar@rightliberal_·
@AagantukVisitor @Hardism Like this. But Surya finally found form at 4. Maybe gamble with Sundar opening? We get a 6th bowling option, great if the batting works. And rest of the batting is in form even if it doesn’t work.
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Aagantuk@AagantukVisitor·
Not a bad approach.... However, Indua has been struggling with its bowling ..... One option could be to get in Washington Sundar in place of Abhishek.... He can be the 7th bowler and can also hit big down the order..... Varun nerds to be really dropped too and kuldeep slotted in his place... The XI could like.... Sanju Ishan Surya Pandya Dube Tilak Washington Axar Kuldeep Arshdeep Bumrah
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Hardik Rajgor
Hardik Rajgor@Hardism·
I would play Abhishek Sharma over Rinku Singh in the final. India’s batting has started to fire at the right time in the tournament. And when the top 5-6 are doing so well, it’s unlikely that Rinku will get to play more than 5-10 balls. Tilak has done well as a finisher, so has Pandya and so has Dube. Rinku Singh is a batsmen being wasted so lower down the order. Especially when the batting order has hit form, and others also filling in that role quite well. Rinku is a gun fielder and India will find a way to get him on the field as a substitute anyway. I would rather have Abhishek Sharma play those 5-10 balls at the top. If he can miraculously get going, he can win any game for India just with bat. And in a final, you want to take that gamble. India posted 254 without Abhishek Sharma firing. What if he does fire? Take that leap of faith. It could very well pay off.
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Johanna Hofinger
Johanna Hofinger@J_Hofinger·
How about also acknowledging the historical fact that Europeans did not invent colonialism, imperialism, or slavery? Arabs were among the most active imperial powers and some of the largest slave traders; entire Muslim and African empires were built on the slave trade. The one area where Europeans stand out is that they were the ones who abolished the slave trade and formally recognized historical injustices in the first place.
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Elon Musk
Elon Musk@elonmusk·
If one is to use the term “First Nations” or “Indigenous Peoples” or “Native Americans” in the Americas and Antipodes, then, in fairness, it should also apply to English, French, Spanish and other such peoples in Europe
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||★•Saiex•★||@SX_Hell1·
@MrLovenstein bro that is insulting of a god. is not funny delete ts rn bro or u'll go to hell when you die, I'm not joking about that part. and you should not insult god because he doesn't have shape or colour. he is like nothing you ever see in the universe,also u should apologies about that
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Yashaswi Bhatnagar@rightliberal_·
@Jhunjhunuwala_ I have an idea. Tax 30% of the “profit”. For everyone. If you earn 100 from India and spend 90 in India in the year, you pay 30% of the balance 10 = 3 Gives relief to those living end to end, encourages consumption and is fair to everyone
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Anurag
Anurag@Jhunjhunuwala_·
> be me, average Indian citizen > constantly hear people crying about "Tax Terrorism" and how the government steals everything > decide to actually look at the G20 data > look at the "Fiscal Entry Point" > basically, how much money you have to make before the government asks for a cut > standard economic rule is "Broaden the Base" means everyone should pay a little bit once they earn a living wage > look at the USA average income is $90k Uncle Sam starts taxing you at $15k ratio: 0.18x basically if you breathe air and have a job, you pay tax > look at China manufacturing powerhouse ratio: 0.60x they tax you pretty early to fund the state look at India average income per capita is ~2,820 approx₹2.5L, taxfreelimitis USD 15,000 (approx ₹12L) ratio: 5.32x > wait what India is the only country in the G20 where you can earn 5x the national average and pay zero income tax the next closest is Argentina at 1.5x India isn't just an outlier, it's on a different map entirely > run the simulation for the USA if the US adopted India's tax logic the IRS wouldn't tax an American until they earned $476,000 a year imagine making half a million dollars and paying $0 in federal tax > that is literally the level of relief the Indian government gives the middle class why do they do this? IMF crying: "Tax the poor! Build the base!" India: "No." Govt realizes India runs on consumption if they tax the guy making ₹2.5 Lakhs, he doesn't buy a Royal Enfield or a new Samsung let him keep 100% of his money -> he spends it -> economy go brrr the trade-off because the limit is so high, almost nobody pays tax the top 2% of earners carry the entire country middle class gets a free ride to fight inflation > social media calls it a "Tax Hell" > data shows it's actually a "Tax Haven" for the working class > West bets on stability, China bets on the state India bets on the individual mfw I realize I'm living in the biggest consumption experiment in economic history
The Indian Matrix@indianmatrix

There is a persistent narrative in public discourse that the Indian middle class is subjected to a uniquely predatory tax regime. However, when we strip away the anecdotes and look at the hard data across G20 economies, a completely different picture emerges. We must look at the "Prosperity Multiple", the ratio of the tax-exemption threshold to Per Capita GDP. This metric reveals the true fiscal entry point for a citizen relative to the nation's average income. In the developed world (the so-called "Global North"), the fiscal philosophy is explicitly designed to widen the tax base as early as possible. - In the United States, the state begins taxing citizens when they earn just ~18% of the average national income. - In the UK, the threshold is ~28%. Essentially, these economies operate on a model where if you are earning a living wage, you are paying income tax. The net is cast wide and deep. The Indian Outlier Contrast this with India. The data shows India is a massive statistical outlier, standing at 5.32x. India is the only G20 economy that allows its citizens to earn more than five times the per capita GDP before they enter the direct tax net. The gap between India (#1) and Argentina (#2) is not just a margin; it is a structural chasm. To contextualise this for an international audience: If the United States adopted India’s tax threshold ratios, an American citizen would not pay a single dollar in income tax until they earned approximately $476,000 annually. The Strategic Choice This is not an accident of policy, but a deliberate macroeconomic choice. While the standard prescription from global rating agencies has always been to "broaden the base" (tax people earlier), India has resisted this dogma. Instead, the policy focus has been on shielding the purchasing power of the aspiring middle class. By keeping the fiscal entry point exceptionally high, the Indian state effectively leaves 100% of disposable income in the hands of the vast majority of earners. This fuels the consumption cycle that drives our growth. It is easy to get lost in the noise of domestic debate. But the data is clear: no other major economy in the world provides this level of relative income shielding. We are not just holding the line on tax relief; we are arguably the most protective regime in the G20 for the entry-level earner. It is time we evaluate our economic structures based on evidence, not inherited narratives.

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John Galt
John Galt@Faakew2·
@Vasheegaran There is absolutely nothing in India that I will eat or visit. Horrendous, filthy, stinking place.
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