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@ShivAroor Shiv you tried very very hard but could not do any thing. System is rigged towards the rich and powerful. Till we don’t have judicial reforms nothing will happen.

Imagine how many judges, cops & netas the Agarwal family must have paid off that they’re ALL out on bail, celebrating bail of father with note-maalas, barely 2 years after teen coward Vedant (now 20, FYI) drunk drove his Porsche killing 2 in Pune. 🍌🇮🇳 x.com/ndtv/status/20…

@smitaprakash @Aunindyo2023 She has to run a business and cannot fight the govt. She does not have a spine but if govt changes then she will support new govt. What is wrong in that?

@Aunindyo2023 Oh please! Save it, pathetic troll that you become from a journalist. Go jump!

Civic sense is a precondition for democracy. When you stop at traffic light you control the urge to lick the government’s boots.

@jay_kotakone @udaykotak Uday kotak needs to become our finance minister or finance advisor.

Padma Bhushan @udaykotak Proud of you, inspired by you.

@SandeepParekh Can you help reduce the price of the phone. It keeps going up and also all electronics.

Imagine a bakery. On Monday it bakes 100 loaves of bread; on Tuesday it bakes 107 loaves. That is 7 percent more bread. Real output has gone up. Now suppose between Monday and Tuesday, the rupee falls against the dollar. When you convert the bakery’s revenue into dollars on Tuesday, it shows fewer dollars than on Monday. By the post’s logic, “the bakery shrunk.” But the bakery is sitting on 107 loaves, not 100. Indians who eat bread can eat more bread, not less. The bakery used more flour, ran the ovens longer, hired an extra hand. What changed is not what the bakery produced. What changed is the price tag in a foreign currency. Subtracting a price (currency depreciation) from a quantity (real growth) is a category error, like subtracting temperature from speed. The result is a number, but the number does not mean anything.

@sundar_s1955 @airindia Who flies air India. Your choice and now you are abusing them here. Air India needs a few years to stabilise.

Air india @airindia please help Stuck in JFK Ai 102 no update Business class passengers Maharaja Gold please put us in the next star alliance flight It chaotic Saving grace Syed from air india taking personal care of senior citizens like me

@SandeepMall The govt is the new CPM of Jyoti Basu times. They too had amazing intellectuals and were all happy. Rangdari tax via govt officials is on in full swing.

This government’s biggest advantage is a loyal group of intellectuals. These experts use economic and scientific data to spin bad decisions into wins.

@SandeepMall @GabbbarSingh Haldiram in cyber city

@GabbbarSingh 1. Amartana. 2. Megu 3. Olive Bar & Kitchen

Suggest the top 3 new fine-dine places in Delhi-Gurgaon.

@hvgoenka Good one. Do you have others also like this in the group?

If your idea of a holiday is misty mornings, old fireplaces, plantation walks and the luxury of silence, then an ideal option is this beautifully restored 100+ year old British-era bungalow set amidst our tea estates in Wayanad, Kerala Book here: kisahstays.com/thehundredhouse

@SHEKARSUSHEEL Why can’t we have poetry songs like this

The song that holds a unique record . Film producer - Kishore Kumar, Film director - Kishore Kumar, Film lead - Kishore Kumar, Song writer - Kishore Kumar, Song composer - Kishore Kumar, Singer - Kishore Kumar, Song filmed on - Kishore Kumar, The little boy here is Kishore Kumar's son - Amit Kumar, Kishore Kumar, the greatest of all 👍👍

@Punit_Pania @AnkurSingh These Ankur singh types get paid for it. It is their job. Tomorrow if someone pays them more they will switch.

@AnkurSingh PM doesn't have to do it himself, he has all the news channels and minions like you who it on a daily basis. Same megalomania, just different style and sadly vastly different GDP.

Imagine PM Modi posting such video for Ravish or Rajdeep. How the world would cry attack on Free Speech.

@Rakeshkalotra9 @RSSorg see this.

📍Sarbad (Rekhlia Jhira Phalia) of Bhagwaniya Gram Panchayatof Khargone district (Dhulkot) of Madhya Pradesh

तपती धूप... सूखी धरती... फटे हुए पहाड़... और बीच में पानी की एक-एक बूंद के लिए संघर्ष करती जिंदगी।

@SandeepMall India becomes Bihari

So we have peaked in population.

@JIX5A @SecRubio Easy to abuse a saint. Jix if you have guts take care of a leper and nurse them clean them. Mother Teresa was a saint and you cannot even comprehend let alone comment. Hinduism is sarvo dharma Samman. Respect to all!!

@SecRubio She was a Fraud and a Conner trust she did deals with cartel she converted Hindu on their deathbed and didn’t give them any medication. What service harvesting souls on their death bed and letting them die in suffering in pain? God Americans are evil.

Mother Teresa left a tremendous legacy of compassion and service. I was honored to visit the Missionaries of Charity today to pay homage to her legacy and to see the living example of the Catholic faith in action.

@sumitsaurabh Trees!! Cut billions of them

When I was in school , in 90’s . patna . We didn’t have AC , inverter was there to give some power backup during load shedding . In summer vacation , my father used to take us to our ancestral town of Bhagalpur , the electricity was a rare thing there in 90’s . Like it used to came for 12-13 hours a day . But we never saw the scorching heat like now . In night we used to sleep on the terrace with other cousins and grand father . From morning till afternoon we used to play in open . Summers were like summer but not fire falling from sky . Don’t know what changed in last 30 years , but forsure I am not able to take my kids out between 9am to 6pm even in parks .

⚡️Children remember the moments when the family becomes fully alive. That is the core. Vacation is just the common vessel. A child does not encode childhood as a spreadsheet of responsible parenting. They encode atmosphere. They remember the motel pool, the gas station stop, the smell of sunscreen, the weird restaurant, the long drive, the sunset, the parents laughing differently, the feeling that normal life cracked open and something larger appeared. That is why ages 5 to 10 hit so hard. The child is old enough to form durable narrative memory and young enough for the world to remain enchanted. Parents still feel mythic. A beach, cabin, lake, theme park, road trip, or even a cheap rented house can become sacred geography. The real mechanism is interruption of routine plus emotional safety. Ordinary life teaches stability. Trips create myth. The family leaves the repeating loop of school, work, chores, screens, exhaustion, and time pressure. For a few days, the child experiences parents outside their normal roles. Mom and dad are no longer just managers of homework, food, discipline, bedtime, and logistics. They become companions inside an adventure. That imprints. The money matters far less than parents think. Luxury is mostly adult vanity. Children remember intensity, freedom, attention, surprise, and togetherness. A $200 trip can beat a $10,000 trip if the child feels wonder and the parents are emotionally present. Many adults are starved because their childhood had no sacred interruptions. Everything was duty, stress, survival, noise, pressure, or emotional absence. No mythic family scenes. No private homeland in memory. No recurring proof that life could be warm and strange and alive. That matters for the adult psyche. People draw from childhood memories during loneliness, fear, ambition, loss, and love. Those memories become inner architecture. Deepest compression: a good childhood is not built only by protection. It is built by unforgettable shared worlds. Take the kid somewhere. Break the loop. Make the ordinary world disappear for a few days. That becomes part of them forever.

@svembu What passport do you hold?

Once again, my appeal to Indians in America on a visa. Please come home. Even if you feel it is hardship and sacrifice, self-respect should dictate your course. Let's make Bharat proud 🙏

@smitaprakash You have no spine. You are more like PR or spokesperson. Be happy and content.

Gen Z urban krantikari getting their cardio and vitamin D for the day

@DivaJain2 Till we don’t fix corruption nothing matters. Everything in India needs greasing. Govt has no idea or intent how to fix. Need big policy changes and implementation like how Covid vaccines were managed at scale.

CEA, as always, is on point with a well argued piece. Yes, we need more reform but there is nothing to panic.

@FI_InvestIndia What are you smoking everything will become expensive from phones to tv to fridge. Go visit any mall and see how many are shopping . Worth a trip.

We lived comfortably when 1 USD was ₹50. We live comfortably when 1 USD is ₹95. We have not become 50% poorer because of this. Frankly, my view is that for Investors who Earn in INR, Invest in INR & Spend in INR, it doesn't matter. Now, many would say that our import costs would go up because of this. True. There will an effect. But, is it as big as it was a decade back? Maybe not. That is where our self reliance comes into being. The India in 2026 is not the same India which was say, 10 - 15 years back. Our structural growth has been solid and many things are being produced in India today. Our energy production is better. Our diplomatic relations are richer. We produce quite a lot. Are we 100% self reliant? No. And maybe we will never be. But, we are definitely becoming less dependent on other countries for our investments & growth. In my experience, the effect is not as bad as it could be, if we invest our money consistently. End of day, most of the stuff we consume is produced in India. The effect is not too bad. Yes, those who never invest in Markets, it would affect greatly anyway. Because money needs to keep growing. That is the bottom line. Investing in Compounding Assets is Key Here. Invest in India. Stay the Course !!!! #FI

@MinhazMerchant How old are you?

For those hyperventilating over falling INR: 1991: INR 17.97 to USD. 1996: INR 35.43 to USD. 100% depreciation in 5 years.