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@DFinMirror Amazing 🤩, congratulations!

A good day for me intraday wise : ) Traded in, •#HEG - HEG Limited •#PCBL - PCBL Chemical Ltd •#RPSGVent - RPSG Ventures Ltd

@DFinMirror Ohk, i hope you own many such properties by your intra day profits 😍

@singhapurvanitc Very good morning : ) It’s a Internet download bro - not my personal image Hope, you have a pleasant and profitable day!

Good morning, Everyone : )

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#DIIs - Time to save retailers & stock market #StockMarketIndia

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Marriages in India are collapsing and the reason is Indian women. See, the older structures had it all laid out. Men study, get a job, get married, and become the providers. But today, this system is collapsing. Because more women have economic independence, and they can provide for themselves & their family. So, women are not looking for providers in men anymore.  They want a partner. Someone with relational competence. Someone who is emotionally available, can handle conflicts, and is secure. All this is much easier than handling the entire family’s financial responsibility. So, technically things are getting better for men, right? Not really. Because for them, it's an identity threat. They are not happy that their financial load is less, instead, that loss of control feels more like a drop in their status. That’s why you’ll see a lot of men having a problem with their women earning more than them. To put it simply, India is a status driven society. And in such societies, women’s contribution to household finances aren’t seen as sharing the load, but more as a power struggle. It goes on to show something ironic. The dearth of money causes divorces, everyone knows that. But even in abundance, marriages crack the same way. So yes, marriages are collapsing because women have changed. Men haven’t. More women are ambitious, independent, financially free. But most men are still measuring worth by what a woman can adjust. And until men change, nothing will.

@AirIndiaX Same flight, same second, two different fares. That’s not dynamic pricing @AirIndiaX — it’s a bug at best, cheating at worst. Either you are foolish or your templated replies make you look foolish.

We regret to note your dissatisfaction with the information provided. However, we’d like to clarify that fares are dynamic and may vary based several factors such as seat availability and the timing of the booking. For any further clarifications over call, you may reach out to our global call centre at +91 124 443 5600 or +91 124 443 5601, where our advisors will be glad to assist you.

Hey @AirIndiaX, why is rescheduling a flight costlier than booking a new one on the same date? Screenshots attached. This looks like blatant cheating of customers. Please explain.

@DGCAIndia how can @AirIndiaX show two different fares for the same flight at the same second in two browser windows — and call it “dynamic pricing”? This isn’t yield management, it’s discrimination. Proof video attached.

@AirIndiaX At least arrange a callback and explain the logic—this much you owe a loyal customer.

@singhapurvanitc We understand your concern regarding the fares, @singhapurvanitc ! As mentioned earlier, please note, the flight fares are dynamic and varies based on several factors like demand, seat availability, and booking timings. We request your understanding in this regard.

@AirIndiaX Arrange a callback from your senior team within 24 hours

@singhapurvanitc As shared with you, the fare are dynamic in nature. Therefore, upon checking the price on different windows, it changes the fare, as the reflected fare is based on the availability of the remaining seats and its demand.

@AirIndiaX @DGCAIndia Demo video here. My real case is worse — I have proof ready to share in DMs. I demand a callback and full refund NOW. @DGCAIndia #AirlineScam @AirIndiaX

@AirIndiaX @DGCAIndia Here’s the video — side-by-side proof of how rescheduling costs more than a new booking on the same flight. @AirIndiaX @DGCAIndia

@AirIndiaX Been on hold for 20+ mins because your support agent can’t get a senior on the line. This is ridiculous customer service.

@SamirPradhann (1200 -900) + (1600-1300)*1200/1300 =576.923

BlackRock interview question: you buy a Stock for ₹900 sell it for ₹1200 buy it back for ₹1300 sell it again for ₹1600 how much profit did you make? (most people get this wrong)

@DFinMirror After falling 55% in 2025

#TejasNet - Tejas Networks Ltd up by 11% today

@WealthEnrich Bought eternal for 125, it went down till 41. Today it is at 300+

You bought a stock for total value of ₹1 lakh, but despite decent fundamentals it drops 30% due to unknown reasons & is now worth only ₹70K. Most investors will panic & sell. But 5 yrs later, it becomes ₹2.5 Lakhs Can you think of any such story in your investing journey 🤔

@vandit_jain1994 I read your post on suyog. Found it really insightful and invested in suyog.

When I used to post about exciting sectors and newly listed IPOs, my tweets used to get a lot of views, and my follower count grew rapidly! But over time, I realised that most of those were at high valuations— great for momentum bets, but very few were actually good for long-term investing. Now, I’ve become very strict about valuations and no longer believe everything management says. I only trust proven management teams with strong growth triggers- and that too only at low valuations. I’m okay if my posts don’t get many views or if my growth is slow. What matters more is that my followers don’t get carried away and end up making wrong decisions.

@delhivery @help_delhivery I have ordered a courier with premium charges awb 2827767188655, It was suppose to be delivered by 2nd July but it is not delivered yet. Why do you guys charge premium charges when the delivery is going to be as delayed as normal consignment.