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@riyaelity 6-8 floors u get to see the top of surrounding trees &also street activity if u sit near the windows. As u go higher,though u tend to get a broader view of the city,u miss the closeness to the ground & in rainy season u don't feel the rain the same way if u live above20-25 flrs.

If you’re buying a flat in a high-rise, stay between the 2nd and 6th floor. Going too high sounds good, but daily life is different. Most societies have just 1–2 lifts, and during peak hours you’ll end up waiting more than you’d like. Floors in the 2–6 range give you a good balance. You’re high enough for better light, ventilation, and less noise from the ground, but still low enough to manage without the lift when needed. Power cuts, maintenance, or lift breakdowns happen. Climbing 3–5 floors is manageable. Doing 10–15 floors, multiple times a day, quickly becomes exhausting. It’s a small decision that makes everyday living smoother.

@theliverdoc Groundnut oil?

In general, seed oils are liver healthy. Good ones are soybean, sunflower, canola. Tropical oils derived from seeds/fruits like coconut oil and palm oil and animal derived clarified butter (ghee) are the worst for the liver. Don't let social media fool you.

@iRadhikaGupta The problem is small uninformed investors who become SIP customers during times of boom with agents extrapolating the recent returns. They are hardly told about the the risks of bad markets like this.

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…

@aseemdhru After WWII we were living in a relatively peaceful era bringing prosperity, material comfort with Chinese industrialisation, govts printing money for welfare and the tech led upgrade of life everywhere.2026 is telling the world not to take these for granted. A new world order!

2026 is the Orwellian 1984. George Orwell wrote a Novel with title 1984 which was a satire of a Dystopian future. Lets take stock of twenty things that have changed our world. In no particular order here they are. 1.Rules based system on which the world operated since the Second World War doesn’t exist anymore. Might is right. 2.Multilateral institutions like UN, WTO,UNESCO etc are defunct. 3.Geo-political alignments are in a flux. If the US-European NATO is under question, everything is. 4.Globalisation is being reversed. Localised supply chains thought critical under national security. 5.Monetary policy tools are blunted. 6.Chinese Cross Border Interbank Payment System (CIPS) will compete with the West Swift specially as now Saudi Arabia has signed up on MBridge. 7.We have seen science fiction movies where an experiment that went out of control created apes that went out of control. AI seems to be that Frankenstein monster that while maximum effort and investment is being unleashed to get to the point of singularity where AGI exceeds Human Intelligence even as we do not even know if AI is net human gain or loss! 8.Currency, Trade, Commodities, Swift, Technology, Airspace, Energy are all weaponised. 9.Climate change is past the tipping point. 10.Traditional university education relevance is seriously under question. 11.Life time employment till retirement may not be a norm. Work is likely to be contracted tenures. 12.If Iran falls into US hands Petro Dollar gets a lease of life, if not Petro Yuan will emerge as a strong competitor. 13.Rare earths and Semi Conductor are the new precious metal. 14.The strength of your country’s independence depends on the degree of energy independence. Renewables and nuclear energy is the answer if nature hasn’t put oil beneath your ground. 15.Public Debt across countries has gone way past the tipping point of USD 350 Trillion. 16.Post wars government spends on infrastructure that pump primes hurt economies, however now money that remains post interest servicing will go to defence and from higher reserves of imported commodities to supply chain on shoring preparing to face the next conflicts better. 17.Risk free rate (US Sovereign bond) is now going to be higher for longer. As this hurdle goes up risk capital is disincentivized from making bold startup bets and will seek safety. 18.Stagflation is staring at the world in the face - Lower growth and higher inflation. 19.Azerbaijan-Armenia conflict, Russia- Ukraine and now Iran-Israel+US is clearly saying conventional warfare is dead. Clunky armies, tanks are passé. Drones, UAVs and some form of Iron Dome and Iron Beam protective covers countries will have to install. 20.Clean Air, Water, Food have disappeared from our lives. The medicines will make us live longer but not healthier. It will be rarer to find someone without any disease even in their thirties. Change is life's only constant! -Bhagwad Geeta.

@AvenueDmart because there was some error glitch with printer due to which bill was not being printed we have to wait for half an hour as the security will not allow us to exit. #dmart #thakurvillage

@ishmohit1 If you think this pure propaganda film is peak cinema, god bless you.

Everything in Dhurandhar 2 was beyond epic. Maybe the film didn’t need too many songs given it was about revenge and intensity. Detailing, story, suspense and the twists.. Peak Indian cinema after multiple years

@RBI @SmalhotraRBI Re-kyc has become really a big harassement. It seems everyone is hellbent on taking the country backwards. Everyone in the govt is taking sadistic pleasure in harassment of common citizen.

@CaVivekkhatri The assumption is every player is making rational choices which doesn't seem to be the case.

Forget the missiles. Forget the body count. To understand how this war ends → you need to understand one thing: Every player in this conflict is making RATIONAL choices. Not moral choices. Not emotional choices. Rational ones. Game theory is simply the science of rational decisions under pressure. That's the lens we're using today.

Every war in history ended the same way. Not when one side ran out of weapons. When one side ran out of MOVES. The US-Israel-Iran conflict has 3 possible endings. Game theory tells us exactly which one is most likely. And the answer will surprise you. 🧵

@piyush_trades It's the economy!

There’s a lack of strength deep inside the Indian stock market. Everyone will agree with me on this because: - Whenever anything bad happens in the world, we crash. - And when good news comes, even for our own country, we struggle to rise. Something is deeply wrong in our stock market that is not visible to the naked eye. Either it’s being heavily controlled by a few institutions, or it was in a very big bubble that is now slowly breaking.

@aseemdhru Wonderful as always. The mix of poetry, philosophy and science 👏❤️👏

Go Find Trouble. I find it fascinating how our Brain makes decisions. Prefrontal Cortex, Hippocampus, Amygdala so many areas of the Brain play a role. Memory, Reasoning, Emotions, Neurotransmitters all get involved. Two situations aren’t exactly the same but based on our past experiences and knowledge, we try to decide. It’s called Transitive Inference. The one thing that is necessary for success in any field is an ability to take Panga. I am using a Punjabi word for I do not find an equivalent word in English. It means something to the effect of accepting a dare. Risk and Reward are joint at the hip. Higher the risk you take, lower the probability of success but higher the payoff. In the brain, the line between thrill and fear is thin. The Amygdala is an almond shaped part of our limbic system. The programming in it decides our risk taking ability. The fight or flight response sits here. Neurotransmitters like Dopamine makes us want to do things with positive outcomes, Serotonin regulates moods and impulses. Noradrenaline influences focus and motivation and GABA calms the brain down under intense pressure so that it does not get overwhelmed. This Chemical Soup inside us makes each one of us unique. What drives our actions? If I feel positive about the future, I accept challenges. It could be running a Marathon or building a business. Inside our brain there resides data, motivation, excitement, fear, hope, ambition and a sea of past experiences and memory of past wins and losses tempered by these Neuro-chemicals makes one individual positive and another cynical. There is a part of us that is designed for self preservation. It warns us of dangers. Then there is a part in us that seeks risks, has ambitions. These two are in constant battle and the one that has more power prevails. Very often this makes people swing their decisions between morning and evening. The one thing common in high achievers is a sunny side up attitude. Those who build something, anything, are bold in their thinking. It has been my observation that we aren’t as worried about failing as we are in losing what we already have. Ambition has a price. Nothing is achieved without going all in. Resiliency to deal with setbacks and find a way or make one is what it takes. Successful people in every field took Panga and saw it through. Munir Niazi sums it up. कुछ शौक़ था यार फ़क़ीरी का कुछ इश्क़ ने दर-दर भटकाया कुछ शहर के लोग भी ज़ालिम थे कुछ मरने का हमें शौक़ भी था (A little devil may care attitude, passionate desires got me in a frantic chase. It is true that circumstances are tough but then it is also true that I enjoy living life on the edge). Let's challenge life a little. Play with it. Not fear it. Dare it. Pain of regret in not trying will exceed any pain of failure. Let’s not take life as it comes, let’s dare to take it where we want it to be. Whenever you can't decide which path to take, pick the one that produces change. Let’s go find some trouble.

@stopvaccinating @grok lots of conspiracy theories about this vaccine and intentions of Bill Gates who is also non-famous in the Epstein Scandal. Please give your honest take

The worst conventional vaccine on the market that has killed hundreds of teens and permanently injured over 100,000 teens. India’s birth rate will plummet. Maybe that’s the plan? 🤷‍♂️

@iMicrocap Wonderful

The first results from this exercise are out. hdfcfeb26-d8z236i.gamma.site Not a recommendation to Buy/ Sell

@PropertyDecoder They deliver bad products with arrogance. #GodrejCentral

A homebuyer, frustrated by delayed delivery and a lack of satisfactory response through official communication channels, reached out to its CEO on LinkedIn seeking help. Instead of reaching out to him, he was BLOCKED! If a corporate, “Grade A” developer cannot accept feedback or address concerns from customers who have already paid most of the project cost upfront, what exactly are buyers expected to rely on? When the project is launched, their proud channel partners on commission-rolls keep chasing you for the EOI cheque. After that, you’re the one chasing them and slowly, one by one, all the doors start closing.

@Cloon_ey1 She can be good spokesperson for bjpeee. Better than all the existing ones

"Your 6 can be my 9".🔥 Told you, she has it in her. She is professor of communication. Am sure Galgotia is doing good in at least one department.

@aakash_rewari @1shankarsharma Personal ownership of vehicle will be dead in next ten years with arrival of autonomous cabs.

@1shankarsharma Same should happen to automobile manuf...it hasn't invested in advanced research and development..Indo EU deal should be sufficient to cripple indian lazy automobile manuf companies and force them to put money in r&d

@michaelxbloch Nothing about the exponential material progress that might happen in fields of health/medicine, agriculture, industrial architectures etc.

@zoo_bear People were reacting like sara bhed bhav samaj ka mit gaya hai and see this girl how can she be talking such bullshit! 😂

Lol. Close to 4 Million views, 2.6K comments, many abusing the girl. For a Scripted video made by friends? 😏

@VishalBhargava5 Bacchon ko kar ke sikhana bol ke mat sikhana. Remembered listening to one Jain Muni say this few years back. Children learn to do what they see their elders doing. Start at home. Give the maids weekly offs and do the things when children are watching.

The one addition to the Indian school curriculum that must be considered is - making students periodically undertake tasks like sweeping or mopping in their schools. We need to build a culture where dignity of labour is recognized. It is an idea whose time has come.

@VishalBhargava5 Your remark "crumbs thrown by her parents" doesnt suit your stature.It's too filmy.Girl just seems taken aback seeing an old school mate who was a source of inspiration.A society where we hv seperate lifts for delivery boys/maids u don't have to be so judgmental.

He’s trying to hide his embarrassment. He needn’t be. There is no shame in taking up odd jobs in tough times of a career. The humiliation is not his. It’s that of his female classmate - who most certainly is thriving on the crumbs thrown by her parents.

@IndianTechGuide She will give everyone shock of their life and abolish personal income tax.

What are your expectations for the upcoming 2026 budget on Feb 1?