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@Pole_Calmer Anyone does undergrad from American University is privileged af

Btw he is a grandchild of an IPS officer who was - a Padma Shri awardee, India's first ambassador to Bhutan and a former AAI chairman. These self crafted sob stories of people born with a silver spoon are tragically funny.

@rohini_sgh I hope your househelp steals and vandalizes your home to negotiate a better wage 🥰

They did get a salary hike. Maybe if you all had done it earlier on your own it wouldn’t have come to this…

@SahilKapoor Was waiting for this. SaaS is too oversold. Loaded up.

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@thesneha_ Don't care about some random Turkish validation. If I like Chole Bhature and want to enjoy it, I will. Be it for riffraff or the elite.

A Turkish gym buddy of was mine was told by someone to try chole bhature sometime.. He had it yesterday morning and told me he couldn’t eat anything except lemon soda and buttermilk until today morning. Later he added most Indian foods are meant for farmers and hard labourers, and that nobody should eat such food. I disagreed and gave him gyan about how my dada-dadi lived for 127 yrs eating…

@Nagraj_G_Baggon @KiranKS We'll get there and beat that as well 😎

This metric is missing out on one critical detail - ships docking Singapore, UAE, US are now handling large ships with 18k to 22k TEU capacity. Most ships in India are of 8k TEU capacity Singapore handles upto 19 ships simultaneously. The best case for even a large port is 3 in India. So unless we rationalize for TEU capacity of ships, true productivity of Indian ports won't get reflected

The Indian ports are becoming the world's fastest ports now. Were sluggish a decade ago.

@Spamfromk Anonymous is name of a poet

What is the dumbest thing you believed as a child?

@fssaiindia Most corrupt and useless department

A traditional sip of health Jau (Barley) ki Raabdi - rich in nutrients, cooling for the body, and perfect for a balanced lifestyle. Simple ingredients, powerful benefits. #EatRightRecipe #EatRightIndia #EatRightThali

@VishalBhargava5 That's how it should be

Few people are surprised when I praise govt. Few people are surprised when I criticize govt. There is no contradiction. I'm an old-fashioned nationalist. I want India to do well. So I praise when there is merit. But I am not delusional. So I criticize when it has to be done.

@DrMahmood40 USCIRF needs to fire this Islamist bigot Asif asap

Church burning, meat ban, forced marriages with young non Hindu girls and in many cases mob lynching is extremely worrisome. India needs to be designated as CPC by State Department.

@mythicbxrn Nice. I want the left to get as fringe as possible. Today morning they went berserk after Leander Paes. Lol.

Ofcourse a jionixt would love a Propaganda movie like dhurandhar2. got pissed off over " FREE PALESTINE" on oscar stage but a long paragraph for a Propaganda movie. This daal Gadot isn't hated enough man.

@Akshay_VAK Nirupama Rao is Nirupa Roy actually

@LifeAfterFI @contliving To get the cheapest interest rates

@contliving why would any urban, literate person want to have an SBI account in today's day and age?

Biggest bank - not allowing net banking to close books. Shaandar 😂

@randy_marsh97 @ChristianHeiens West forces child sweatshops, bombs cities, loots resources, dumps waste in Asia and breaks international law. Ofcourse it is incompatible with East.

@subprimeasset @ChristianHeiens None of that is the cause of your horrifically dishonest culture and its incompatibility with the West.

This is why H-1Bs and remittances are so important to the Indian economy, by the way. It's not like America needs any of this, but India absolutely does because the Dollar has been surging in value vs the Rupee for over 50 years. Even if an H-1B employee sent $1,000/month for the last decade back to India and didn't adjust for inflation in the US, the purchasing power of that remittance grew back in India. This is also why India continues to offer mass migration of its own citizens when it negotiates trade deals with other countries. The Indian government wants to export millions of its own people to First World nations in order for them to make money and send it back home. Remittances already account for over 3% of the country's GDP. 3% doesn't sound like a lot, but when we're talking about your entire economy, that's an insane figure. India is already the #1 recipient of remittances in the world. If that ever ended, it would send the entire country into a depression overnight.

@iRadhikaGupta He is a crook. A crook never understands honest long term compounding.

I am always reluctant to respond to such messages, because I do not make comments about individuals, but about narratives. The original article and post referenced here addressed narratives that call mutual funds a scam and retail investors silly. I stand by every word of that. Markets go through cycles, with periods of excess, correction, and everything in between. Outcomes are never uniform. In times of correction, crisis or war, any data or statistic will favour the critic. In a rally, the opposite is true. The reality, as always, lies somewhere in between. SIPs were never meant to eliminate volatility or losses. They are a disciplined way to participate through cycles, rather than attempt to time them. The mutual fund industry in India has always stood for long-term, disciplined, and diversified investing, encouraging investors to stay the course across market environments. Over time, this approach has proven more effective for most investors than more speculative or timing-led approaches (a simple check on F&O and direct equity outcomes may be helpful here). They must be judged over a long horizon. In the *very worst* case, a 10-year SIP in Edelweiss Midcap Fund has delivered ~10% XIRR, which is not a bad worse case outcome. The key is 10 years. For the average investor, the choice is not between perfection and imperfection, it is between discipline and speculation. Over time, disciplined investing in regulated financial products has consistently proven to be the more reliable path to wealth creation. Finally, it is easy to be cynical, but more rewarding to be optimistic. It is ultimately as the lines go not the critic who counts… the credit belongs to the one who is actually in the arena. google.com/amp/s/www.mone…

@DanQayyum @TheEconomist @nytimes @Reuters @IGN Not the world, but the jihadi Pakistani columnists that write these pieces.

Yeah, the world's out to get you. @TheEconomist, @nytimes, @Reuters, @IGN all have a personal agenda against Modi and can't see the rise of the Vishwaguru. Maybe in Durander 3 you can show how the ISI hijacked the world and turned them against BJP. Siege mentality in action.

@WhateverVishal GDP per capita is Income per person and not Wealth per person Also, 1985: India PCI: $300 Iran PCI: $3,000 Indian was 10x poorer and is still 50% poorer than an Iranian. People don't realise how poor we have been historically and still are.

GDP per Capita (Wealth per person) India: ~$2,700 Iran: ~$4,400–5,100 Do you Think New Delhi will look like this when India reaches 5100 $ PCI

@DanQayyum Because Khalistanis >>>> Muslims

"A country that cannot pull off an assassination in Canada—Canada!—without getting rumbled is in “Dhurandhar” capable of retribution that makes Mossad look like LARPing teenagers." The Economist rips Bollywood a new one. Here's a more indepth look at how BJP is dumbing down Indian audiences at an industrial scale: scroll.in/article/109173…

@TheEconomist Based 😎

The genius of “Dhurandhar” is to reflect the world many Indians, browbeaten by years of shrill pro-Modi messaging on TV news and social media, already believe to be real economist.com/asia/2026/03/2…

@gurjota Or they can get a luxury waterfront castle in Germany at 5million

DLF Camellias is now 25% cheaper for Indian HNIs in Europe. Incredible price drop from €12 million to €9 million in just one year! With the extra €3 million, they can get one more apartment in DLF Magnolias. What a sale!!!