Saumya Agarwal

@Akshat_World You should be hanged. You're no better than those monkeys selling trading courses.

Rajesh exports traded at 900, now it is down to 100. Now, suddenly we have "uncovered" a fraud. Was it not a fraud when the stock kept falling relentlessly? No one bothered to look at this? Small/Mid caps in India (a large chunk) of them are outright frauds. You are basically playing Squid Games with your money. **** An Analyst (at best) can look at the data. If the data itself is fraud, the Analyst can't cover that. He/she depends on the ecosystem to provide fair and transparent data. It is really sad that we have become a fraud economy. Where no-one is taking responsibility for anything. Outright scams happen. Retail loses money. The response is: oh well, we will do better next time.

@KESCoHQ vikas nagar power put since 11. ETA for resolution.

@mikejava85 @Akshat_World is the scourge of financial markets.

Rajesh Exports is prime example how Fin-fluncers trapped small investors

@kushika_twt Greedy, egoistic engineers are the scourge of society

@Nher_who @_James_Bong Stupid for us, just Tuesday for her

"Due to extreme summer conditions,the water that we distribute evaporates on the way,which is why there is a water shortage in Delhi" This is how CM Rekha Gupta justifies the water crisis in Delhi I wonder how she can say such stupid things with a straight face

She was just 12 Pedophile on trial: Age is just a number.

20 people were burnt alive in Modi's Delhi, what was the fault of these innocent people ? In India, no matter what kind of incident occurs, whether an ant dies or not, a human being certainly does. This is the "gift" given by the system. Ordinary people die without having committed any mistake. This is not an accident; it is a blazing testament to the failure of the system. In the country's capital, Delhi, when a family goes to a hotel or restaurant to spend some peaceful moments together, enjoy a meal, and celebrate life, they trust that the administration has ensured compliance with all safety standards. But when such a place turns into flames and dozens of people lose their lives, the question is not merely about the fire-it is about the entire system. It is said that rules are made for the safety of the public. But when those responsible for enforcing them limit them to paperwork, a license ceases to be proof of safety and becomes a receipt for corruption. The repeated incidents in Delhi tell the same story- Illegal constructions collapse, and people are buried under the debris. Innocent people lose their lives when water floods basements where activities are being carried out. Fire safety measures exist only as a formality, and when disaster strikes, the truth is exposed. If a building was permitted to have only six rooms but was operating twenty-six rooms, it is natural to ask: what were the inspecting departments doing? If commercial activities were prohibited in basements throughout Delhi, then how was a restaurant operating in the basement of this hotel? Are rules meant only for ordinary citizens and not for the influential? The biggest question is this: when illegal construction, violations of regulations, and disregard for safety standards continue for years, who is responsible? Only the building owner? Or also the officials before whose eyes all this continued to happen? As long as corruption remains the fuel of the system, every tragedy will be followed by the same statements-there will be an investigation, action will be taken against the guilty, and those responsible will not be spared. But after some time, everything will return to normal, until the next disaster. To call such an incident merely an "accident" would be an injustice to the victims. If safety regulations were deliberately ignored, if illegal construction was protected, and if inspections existed only on paper, then this is not just an accident but a collective failure of the system. When corruption becomes greater than the rules, deaths occur not because of accidents, but because of systemic negligence. And then the question is not only how the fire started, but also who was responsible for allowing the conditions that led to it. Many foreign citizens have also been affected from today, what could be their fault ? Now you all see Modi will announce the compensation money in some time, responsibility is over.

@AtishiAAP @dpradhanbjp Bullshit!! Those are nodal banks for payment gateways... Get your facts correct. As much as I disagree with the ruling party's MO, blindly criticizing just hurts your own credibility.

Another day… Another achievement by @dpradhanbjp… After late start to CBSE reevaluation portal, students now find that payment can ONLY be made via SBI, Canara Bank, Bank of Baroda or Indian Bank. So if a student or their parents don’t have an account in these banks, they can’t apply for reevaluation! Mismanagement taken to new heights by the PM and his Cabinet

@Oyemisty Why can't they both be? Office gets run via a team effort. No individual personal egos or ambitions and just a collective good for the people of India.

India’s future prime minister is seen by people as Rahul Gandhi and Arvind Kejriwal. These are the two names that have been suggested the most. People in India have the option of educated leaders, but they do not vote. Arvind Kejriwal is among the most highly educated leaders in India. Arvind Kejriwal education College (IIT Kharagpur): Earned a B.Tech degree in Mechanical Engineering (1985–1989). Civil Services: Cleared the UPSC exam and became an IRS (Indian Revenue Service) officer in 1993. Rahul Gandhi education St. Stephen’s College (Delhi University) – Started BA History Harvard University (USA) – Studied for some time Rollins College (Florida, USA) – Completed BA degree Trinity College, Cambridge (England) – M.Phil (Development Studies) Arvind Kejriwal is among the most educated leaders in India. He has cracked one of the toughest exams in India. He did B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering from IIT Kharagpur. He cleared the UPSC exam and worked in the Indian Revenue Service. You can think that India has well-educated leaders, but ?? If India has to choose a future prime minister between Rahul Gandhi and Arvind Kejriwal, whom would it choose and why not ?

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@mercury please help us in setting up a bank account for Delaware LLC with Indian UBOs. Have dropped an email to help@mercury.com

Queen!

Norway River vs India Capital Delhi Yamuna River Sacred River for Hindus- Tell India's Prime Minister to make India's capital, Delhi, like the capital of Norway oslo. Where people can get clean air and live in a pollution-free environment. Where there is no food adulteration. Where there is no corruption, and people do not have to live among dirty drains and open manholes. Where people receive proper treatment in hospitals, not have to depend on Mohalla Clinics for healthcare. Where people do not have to stand in long queues for water and can get clean drinking water. Make just India's capital, Delhi, like that first. Big speeches alone do not make it happen. Just make one city like Norway. Visit the areas of Delhi where ordinary poor people live and then visit the areas where VIPs live. It will feel as if they are two different worlds. In the areas where poor working people live, there is often inadequate water supply, unreliable electricity, piles of garbage, narrow lanes, and poor management. In contrast, VIP areas have most facilities, but even there, pollution exists and clean air is not guaranteed. That is why these questions should be asked to Prime Minister Modi. Those who say that a country cannot be run through press conferences-can a country be run through radio addresses and speeches alone ? This is a normal sea river of Norway, look at its cleanliness, you will not find a single piece of garbage. Here see Yamuna river in India capital Delhi, the most sacred river of Hindu religion is Yamuna river, the favorite of Lord Krishna, which the protectors of Hindus are not able to clean.

@sabeer Genocide of idiot Indians. A pretty good filter exists.

Can someone come up with an idea/solution to prevent the constant sounding of car horns in India?

Why overdesign the google apps icons @Google? It's shitty. Restore to basics.

The government is obsessed with renaming everything but a place called Bhosari in Pune.

Any idea when ITR 3 utility will be released? @IncomeTaxIndia

@Kritical_62 They follow the principles of "garmi hi garmi ko kaat ti hai"

How do people in Villages have sex in 45°C heat when many places don’t even have proper electricity or AC? 🤔

@Jyotica057 VG Sir retired from teaching and I'm really lucky I cleared before ge retired. These new teachers don't know jack.

Which Faculty, Should I Choose For DT?

@Ravisutanjani SBI

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