Sravan K Chettry

@thechartist26 If investments in MFs are tied to goals, risk appetite and investment horizon, a good advisor and even an MFD would have set entry and exit criteria. But such people are few. An AMC doesn't have this fiduciary role. It's a different thing if investors deliberately sabotage.

@indianviking1 AMCs don't give buy and sell calls; they do present perspectives - markets overvalued/fairly valued or undervalued- accept or ignore them. Buy and Sell calls are to be advised by MFDs and IAs as per one's goals, risk appetite and investment horizon.

Salesmen have become desperate to maintain AUM. Every MF industry is out there to give gyaan of market valuations. Before trusting them just ask one question- did they ask you to sell when markets were overpriced.

@nehaGurung1692 Great job Dr Liriina. Proud of you.

Doctor from Manipur Saves Passenger Mid-Air on Tokyo–Delhi Flight April 2, 2026 : A potentially life-threatening medical emergency aboard an Air India flight from Tokyo to New Delhi was averted due to the timely intervention of a Manipur-based doctor, ensuring the aircraft continued its journey without diversion. Dr. Loni Liriina, a critical care specialist currently serving at the Americal Oncology Institute, Babina Specialty Hospital in Imphal, was among the passengers on Flight AI-357 on February 28, 2026, when the incident occurred nearly eight hours into the flight. With about two hours remaining before landing, the cabin crew announced a medical emergency and sought assistance from any qualified professionals onboard. Responding swiftly, Dr. Liriina, assisted by a junior doctor of foreign nationality, attended to a 21-year-old passenger who was experiencing severe chest pain and breathlessness.

@ShivAroor I am from the Sulekha era.

Never heard of any other ink brands growing up.

@_prashantnair Honestly speaking it's not worthwhile to spend time analysing Trump's tweets. His words simply don't have any weight because he himself doesn't stick to what he says. Most of the time he's lying and manipulating world business and trades.

Trump -> 'The Hard Part Is Done' ! This post just came in. Does indicate (and align with the WSJ report which I posted earlier) that Trump is ready to pack up & go home. Lets see.. #Iran #IranWar‌ #BankNifty #Trump

@omnamosivaye Does his party RPP support RSP or do they have completely different political ideology?

जब सम्म यिनी संसद भवनमा छन् हामी ढुक्क छौ ग'लत निर्णय गर्ने भ्रष्टका विरुद्ध पर्खाल भएर यिनि उभिन्छन भनेर ! धन्यवाद जुम्ली जनता देशको लागि कोहिनुर हिरा खोजेर ल्याएकोमा !😊🙏🇳🇵

@BesuraTaansane @MoCA_GoI @IndiGo6E @airindia @AirIndiaX @AkasaAir @flyspicejet The degree from IITB and a job with Google - concocted with arrogance - I hope he has been duly dealt with.

Please put this ghamandi gadha with zero civic sense on a permanent no fly list @MoCA_GoI @IndiGo6E @airindia @AirIndiaX @AkasaAir @flyspicejet

@mauna_adiga Oh didn't know that we all grew up consuming this much of alcohol during our infancy. it used to be a household name.

Check the alcohol percentage 😭 So basically… we’ve been ‘spirited’ since infancy 😜 No wonder we slept like royalty 🤣 We didn’t outgrow gripe water… we just upgraded the brand later 🤣

@sjlazars @RamMNK @MoCA_GoI @samirsinha69 @DGCAIndia @BcasHq @CISFAirport @CISFHQrs I hope he has been suitably recognized by his own company for his behavior and their HR made proud.

Who is this crackpot ? @RamMNK @MoCA_GoI @samirsinha69 @DGCAIndia @BcasHq @CISFAirport @CISFHQrs why wasn’t this man arrested ? Smoking on the Tarmac, in presence of aircraft ? How did he have a lighter ? He has violated the Act & rules & broken aerodrome rules, apart from BCAS norms. Please put this gentleman on a No Fly list @DGCAIndia he is allegedly a @Google employee named Utkarsh Gautam, his Insta profile is shared below. x.com/rameshofficial… 🎥 courtesy @rameshofficial0

@nxt888 @alphaideas So basically he says without saying that the Vietnamese are great warriors and Americans were too stupid to underestimate their strengths.

General William Westmoreland, the American commander in Vietnam, said that Asians do not value human life the way Westerners do. He said this to explain why Vietnamese soldiers kept fighting despite losses that would have broken Western armies. He did not say: perhaps they are fighting for something worth dying for. He did not say: perhaps our intelligence about their will to fight was wrong. He did not say: perhaps we have fundamentally misunderstood this enemy. He said: they don't value life. This is what happens when an army built on the premise of its own civilizational superiority meets a people who simply refuse to accept that premise. The army cannot update its model. It cannot say "we were wrong about who these people are." So it invents a theory where the enemy's resistance is not a sign of strength but a sign of deficiency. They keep fighting because life is cheap to them. Not because their cause is just. Not because they are brave. Because they are less than us. Westmoreland ran the war for years on this theory. He lost. The Vietnamese people, who apparently did not value life, built a country that is alive and growing and free. Westmoreland died in 2005. The people he could not understand are still here. So is the theory.

Great decision.

Either he desperately wants to get out of the mess that the two created for themselves or he's taking time to prepare his troops for a greater offensive. Time will tell.

@akhaware Ah those days! The Petromax 'filament'.

Have you ever used these?

@Prabinmen Elsewhere, the finger would keep pointing a step above and then a step above till it reaches the top. It won't happen here because the rot starts from the top.

Mulund metro mishap - in most countries the blame rests with top authorities, in India it's finding a scapegoat - in this case, this now rests with supervisor

@TyrantOppressor Top up as much as he can now at ~104 levels (speaking of petrol). After the upcoming Assembly elections are held, it's bound to be at least 1.5x, to say the least. And once it's up in India, stays there despite whatever cool off happens to global crude prices.

A man shaking his vehicle to settle the fuel (liquid), claiming it allows extra 8 litres to be filled in tank. If this is the level of understanding, the average IQ is clearly lower than official claims. 🙃

@VishalBhargava5 I pass by this school building every day and wonder why this apathy. Why are our governments working this way?

A school is built by a private developer and given to BMC. In 2024. Yet it’s lying unused even today. In the world’s most expensive property market - real estate meant for public cannot be left to rot. It is a crime against citizens which must stop.

@InvesysCapital Absolutely.

We are not sure whether THEY are, but YOU sure are.

@_prashantnair Looks like he was indeed looking for a way out; will keep doing a bit on face saving!

Massive Breaking News ! PEACE IS FINALLY HERE ! #IranWar #Nifty #BankNifty #Rupee #Trump

@ajaykraina That whole X Ray procedure with an open tray containing wallet, mobile phone, watches made to pass thru the way it is, is such a vulnerable procedure with no accountability of anyone else, is very prone for a mishap. It's not always possible to have an unbreakable watch on them.

A new learning today; a situation that could have turned nasty! Here is the detail: -Happened with me during the security check at the Mumbai T2 Airport today. -I used one tray to keep my laptop bag, and another with pad, headphones, wallet, goggles and all charging wires, adaptors etc that are now part of our bags these days. -Once cleared by the security, I picked up the trays and walked to the counter where I shoved all the wires and other things into the bag, put on headphones and goggles and moved to the boarding area. -All well as we took off. -After landing at Jammu, a young man intercepted me at the aerobridge itself and requested me to come onto one side and told me there was an extra phone charger in my bag and it didn't belong to me. -Handed over the bag and two chargers emerged. -I was surprised if not taken back. The young man, very courteous in behaviour, took down my details and as we started walking towards the baggage reclaim area, he suggested that I might like to apologise. -Now, this was a shocker and I asked him why should I apologise? I asked him to watch the video again and see if I had picked up the charger from someone else's tray in which case I should be booked and not left with a mere apology. -As we came down from the terminal, his senior met us. I asked the same Q and told them to prove my guilt. I wasn't apogising, I told them. -The senior guy took a look at the CCTV video and told me to carry on. The stroy ends there but the thought doesn't. Apparently, the person who owned the other charger, had placed it in my tray for the reasons best known to that person. The persons at Jammu Airport were telling me that I should have been careful while shifting the stuff into my bag. To that, my answer was simple. Who really counts the wires and plugs at that juncture? At least I don't. Many a time, we are on a phone call while repacking our stuff, assured of the fact that whatever is there in our trays belongs to us. I wonder if @IndiGo6E (or whosoever deals with this) will be kind enough to check the complete video and find out how and why? Putting own stuff into someone else's tray and not claiming it on the spot is something that needs to be looked into. But the lesson/learning is this: It is better to have all such adapters, wires, chargers etc pre-packed in a transparent bag before putting them in your bag. It will ensure neither our stuff spills over nor someone else's stuff lands up in our trays. I can only imagine the embarrassment if a more humble person were there in my place. The whole picture could have been painted as a matter of theft! Just imagine.