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MK Gandhi

MK Gandhi

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MK Gandhi
MK Gandhi@quantam_lock·
Is Dhurandhar 3 going to be based in Vancouver? Yalina has tickets to Vancouver and we had unknown gunmen in Vancouver. #Dhurandhar2‌TheRevenge
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@sougat18 This is just an exploration. Earliest date it’ll be available to use be like 2035.
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Minhaz Merchant
Minhaz Merchant@MinhazMerchant·
In 1989 India’s dependence on oil imports was 65%. In 2026 it is 90%. The failure of successive govts for 37 years to reverse stagnant crude oil production is the principal reason for India’s bloated trade deficit & rupee fall. My @Openthemag column
Open Magazine@Openthemag

#IranWar - The impact on India’s trade deficit and the rupee has been devastating. India today imports five million barrels of crude oil per day. At $100 a barrel, India’s daily import dollar outflow is $500 million. That is unsustainable, writes @MinhazMerchant t.ly/xsFWL

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MK Gandhi
MK Gandhi@quantam_lock·
@ravihanda @amitgoel78 Only issue that I’m seeing in USA where I’m living for last 15 years. 1. There’s huge anti-immigration sentiment even kids are born in USA. 2. Education is USA is now very expensive even for parents who lived here for 15 years. Each kid needs at least $200k.
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Ravi Handa
Ravi Handa@ravihanda·
I would strongly recommend that you continue to stay out of India, especially for your three-year-old kid. There are multiple advantages. In many cases, there is the possibility of getting a better passport in the long run, but let’s leave that aside. The core question is what leads to a better life for your child, not just over the next 15 years, but over his entire lifetime. A large part of that upbringing is in your hands, but a significant portion comes from the culture he grows up in. The culture in India is largely competition-driven and quite cutthroat, and there are also civic sense issues, as you are aware. Yes, Indian culture has its benefits, but if you think long term, a more balanced culture abroad can lead to a happier life for the child. Your kid may not grow up prioritizing just making more and more money or being extremely driven, and I don’t think that is necessarily the ideal outcome. Personally, I would want my child to have a smoother, more comfortable life, still achieve something meaningful, and be happy. That becomes easier in many places abroad. The cohort your child grows up in also matters. It will likely include expat Indians, but also a broader, more diverse set of people. On average, NRIs tend to be financially better off than the average Indian, and that reflects in the peer group. Exposure to different cultures and ways of thinking can help shape a more well-rounded individual. Even from a career perspective, growing up in an economy without a scarcity mindset or low-trust environment opens up more opportunities. There is also the safety angle, especially relevant if you have a daughter. Practically speaking, apart from the lower cost of raising a child in India, I don’t see many strong advantages of moving back.
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Amit Goel
Amit Goel@amitgoel78·
highly torn between return to india or continue living abroad... and the sole factor is to figure out what will be better for my 3yo kid. not worried much about myself as I can live anywhere. but what's good for kid is tearing me apart... @ravihanda any honest opinions ?
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MK Gandhi
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@AadiAchint I hope he understands this even if price in Digital Market is -37 that doesn’t mean anyone will give you physical delivery at that price.
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Aadi Achint 🇮🇳
Aadi Achint 🇮🇳@AadiAchint·
Why doesn't he talk about the debt that had to be repaid? This is fantastical thinking at best.. reality though as usual is far far away.. I would expect better research and an all around perspective rather than a usual myopic view.
The Times Of India@timesofindia

'Don't Say Thank You Modi': Anand Ranganathan On India's Fuel Tax Cuts Amid West Asia War #AnandRanganathan argues that the recent fuel price cuts are a correction not a favour. He points out that when #COVID sent #oil prices to negative $37 a barrel, Indian consumers were still paying much higher rates at the pump. "You collected enough through this Ponzi scheme. Yes, it's good that you cut it but let's not go overboard," he says. #FuelTax #WestAsia #India @ARanganathan72 @prasadaditi

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@virsanghvi @TheEconomist If Economist thinks Unknown Gunmen is fake story then ask them to file petition in US to release Nikhil Gupta. US can accept this article as an evidence.
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vir sanghvi@virsanghvi·
Here’s @TheEconomist on Dhurandhar 2. “Some of the biggest cheers for “The Revenge” at the showing Banyan attended erupted not when patriotic dialogue is delivered, nor when Pakistanis are finished off in increasingly imaginative ways, nor even when the sneering terrorist has his brains blown out. The loudest cheers came when the screen lit up with news footage of Mr Modi, the bravest Hindu of all. But to dismiss “Dhurandhar” as propaganda is to miss something important. It did not become a monster hit by trying to convince viewers of an alternate reality. Its genius 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.”
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@kushal_mehra Watch starting at Minute 26:00. She was talking about UCC and suddenly said this about electoral process. I don’t know why.
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DharmEsh
DharmEsh@EshDharm·
@VatsRishap Always remember this legendary observation....
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Rishap Vats
Rishap Vats@VatsRishap·
"vulgar propaganda, poorly plotted, gratuitously violent" For a moment, I thought you were describing another disastrous and destabilizing regime change war you are cheerleading, along with your attempts to manufacture consent for it.
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Sadanand Dhume@dhume

So I finally watched Dhurandhar 2. I found the first part gripping and was looking forward to the sequel. Have to say it was a disappointment: vulgar propaganda, poorly plotted, gratuitously violent, and lacking creative discipline. Rating: C.

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MK Gandhi
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@Schandillia And what’s stopping Indians from suing the Municipal govt or State govt?
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Amit Schandillia
Amit Schandillia@Schandillia·
If you show this clip and say that in the US, the victim could’ve sued the shit out of the city council and won, you’ll be called antinational. If you say petrol is ₹7 cheaper in Mumbai than in Karachi, you’ll get named the high priest of national positivity.
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@robinhoodmumbai @rishabhm If you’re living in India why do you care about USD returns? If you care about USD returns then your money should’ve been in US markets. Indian market returns will be in INR.
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RAHUL KOLHE@robinhoodmumbai·
@rishabhm It's not about 10% drawdown..there is zero percent return on nifty in 2 years...USD returns for full term of 12 years of this government is 5.6%....Lower than S&P, DAX, CAC and other major global indices.
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MK Gandhi
MK Gandhi@quantam_lock·
@RajivMessage India is not a dalal nation. We need to focus securing energy resources and let other nations figure out what to do with war. We’ve so much to lose economically in this war and let’s not lose diplomatically as well.
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Rajiv Malhotra
Rajiv Malhotra@RajivMessage·
Under the Pakistan-Saudi Defence Treaty, Pak might have to declare war against Yemen and Iran, because they have attacked Saudi Arabia. This would devastate Pak not only depleting its military, but more importantly it will piss off China. Hence Pak’s vested interest is to get a cease fire. They have convinced Trump that their secret negotiations are promising. Trump is projecting this publicly for his own ego & domestic politics. But Iran is not buying any ceasefire and has increased its demands. The war is likely to expand. Pak might get dragged in. India being wise staying out and protecting its economic interests. Jai Hind. @KanwalSibal
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MK Gandhi
MK Gandhi@quantam_lock·
@bhaumikgowande There’s a group of MPs who regularly bike to Parliament. This news is bit old but as far as I know from my friends these MPs still bike regularly to parliament. But Indian media or sm isn’t interested in reporting positive news. Only rage bait is sold. thefederal.com/news/meet-the-…
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MK Gandhi
MK Gandhi@quantam_lock·
@marinebharat What you’re saying has some merit if you go by PPP. Dollar purchasing price is diminishing quite fast. I paid 600 (rupees for 1 kg potatoes yesterday. Potatoes are $2.49 per pound right now. Before COVID they were $1.19.
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@MakrandParanspe Indian rupee is depreciating constant 4% for last 25 years. It feels worse now because previous RBI governor wanted strong rupee for some reason. Rupee is accumulating 3 years of depreciation in last 1 year.
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MK Gandhi@quantam_lock·
@MakrandParanspe @BJP4India Since you claim you’re PhD some financial information for you. Modi came in office when ₹59 today it’s ₹95. That puts the CAGR for devaluation at 4%. This was historic devaluation rate as well.
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Somnath Mukherjee
Somnath Mukherjee@somnath1978·
Wht we get frm the US? Roughly 60-70 bn of trade surplus funding all the oil/fertilizer imports + 200bn IT industry that is the largest sink of hi-paying jobs. Sadly, writing 800 word columns doesnt generate econ value for imports or too many jobs...
M K Venu@mkvenu1

In the middle of war dependence on imports from China, Russia and Iran for oil, fertilizer and other critical equipment is going up dramatically. What are we getting from US &Israel exactly? Expect economic disaster!

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Rajiv Malhotra
Rajiv Malhotra@RajivMessage·
Thought provoking. Has Pak diplomacy repositioned itself dramatically in the past 12 months, from being a pariah to being very important in both US and China camps? Indian diplomats’ response? No emotional outbursts please.
Shanaka Anslem Perera ⚡@shanaka86

BREAKING: Pakistan is mediating to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. Pakistan also operates the only deep-water port on the Arabian Sea that lets China bypass the Strait of Hormuz entirely. Both of these things are happening at the same time. Nobody has connected them. Gwadar Port sits 400 kilometres from Hormuz on the Arabian Sea coast of Balochistan. It is operated by China Overseas Port Holding Company under a 40-year lease. It is the southwestern terminal of the $62 billion China-Pakistan Economic Corridor, a 3,000-kilometre network of roads, railways, and pipelines connecting the Arabian Sea to Xinjiang. CPEC was designed from inception to let China bypass maritime chokepoints. It cuts China’s Middle Eastern energy import route from 12,000 kilometres by sea to 2,500 kilometres overland per CPEC’s own planning documents. The Strait of Hormuz is closed. Traffic has collapsed over 90 percent. Iran is collecting yuan tolls from Chinese-linked vessels. Iran’s parliament is drafting legislation to make the toll permanent per Bloomberg. And Gwadar, the Chinese-controlled bypass, sits right there. Outside the strait. On the other side of the chokepoint. Operational. On March 25, Pakistan delivered America’s 15-point peace plan to Iran per Witkoff’s confirmation at a Cabinet meeting. On the same day, PLA Navy Ship Daqing docked in Karachi for Sea Guardian IV, joint drills running through April 2 in the Arabian Sea per Pakistan Navy and ISPR. The drills are protecting the same maritime corridor where Gwadar sits. Pakistan is the only country on earth that profits from both outcomes of this war. If Hormuz reopens, Pakistan gets American credit, aid, and restored regional relevance. Witkoff called the mediation channel “strong and positive.” PM Sharif offered to host face-to-face talks. Pakistan’s army chief has a personal relationship with Trump per Al Jazeera. If Hormuz stays closed or permanently tolled, Gwadar becomes the most strategically valuable port on the planet. Every barrel of oil that cannot transit Hormuz increases the economic case for overland delivery through CPEC. Every yuan toll that normalizes non-dollar settlement at the strait accelerates China’s investment in the bypass corridor that terminates at a port Beijing already controls. Pakistan sits on both sides of the trade: American mediator and Chinese landlord. Iran’s fifth ceasefire condition demands permanent sovereignty over Hormuz. If any version of that condition is accepted, the IRGC toll regime becomes international precedent. The country that benefits most from a permanent Iranian toll on the strait is China, which gains leverage to accelerate Gwadar as the alternative. The country facilitating the negotiation between those parties is Pakistan, which hosts both America’s peace plan and China’s bypass port. The Sea Guardian drills end April 2. Trump’s deadline expires April 6. Four days between the end of Chinese military exercises in Pakistan’s waters and the moment the largest US military buildup since 2003 either strikes or stands down. Pakistan receives 81 percent of its arms from China per SIPRI. It owes China over $30 billion. It holds Major Non-NATO Ally status with the United States. It is simultaneously a debtor to the bypass builder, an ally of the strait enforcer, and a mediator for the power trying to reopen the chokepoint the bypass was built to circumvent. This is not diplomacy. This is architecture. And the architect wins regardless of which door opens. Full analysis: open.substack.com/pub/shanakaans…

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MK Gandhi
MK Gandhi@quantam_lock·
@adityajakki If you do CAGR over last 12 years it’s still 4%. Only bad thing is govt loaded all the drop this year. Previous RBI governor was hell bent on keeping rupee strong and it depreciated by just 1% CAGR
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Aditya Jakki
Aditya Jakki@adityajakki·
Lmao We have come to a situation where economists want RBI and govt to intervene in rupee management meanwhile RBI is letting the markets play out I mean economists are not wrong but I think both govt and RBI think the show is not yet over... So they don't want to spend the ammunition so soon I think they will wait till mid April before doing anything significant on Rupee
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@garvit_sethii And CAGR under Modi regime is exactly 4%. He came in office at 59 and now we’re at 94 after 12 years.
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Garvit Sethi
Garvit Sethi@garvit_sethii·
‼️WHAT THE ACTUAL FUCK IS THIS MAN?????? INR generally depreciates 4% a year, it has gone down by 4% in a month🤯 And 10 fuckin percent against the USD in a single year and why nobody is even talking about it goddamnit?????????
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@garvit_sethii Answer lies here. Previous RBI governor was obsessed with strong rupee. In those 3 years it depreciated just at 1%. And CAGR over last 5 years is 5%. And we had 3 shocks COVID, Rus-Ukr, now Middle East war.
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@sreemoytalukdar Last week PM of Pakistan said he saved 10 million lives now he’s saying he saved 30-50 million lives.
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Sreemoy Talukdar
Sreemoy Talukdar@sreemoytalukdar·
Trump has now come down to 9 planes from 11 that were, he keeps claiming, "shot down" during India-Pakistan war. One new detail in his relentless rant. He claims to have threatened "250% tariff on both countries" to stop the war. 🤡
Aaron Rupar@atrupar

Trump: "You know, when I didn't get the Nobel Peace Prize. You gotta understand, I don't care. Norway has lost so credible. I stopped 8 wars. Stopping wars -- I think I do it the best. President Putin called me, he said, 'I can't believe you stopped this one!'"

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