Given that multiple ministers are now talking about how India will be a wonderfully developed country by 2047, it is time to point out that I had taken a hard look at all the optimistic predictions being made by them in my book: Will India Get Rich Before It Turns 100? 1/n

Mitron. This was the moment India’s growth story got hobbled. It is now a whole decade and the man asked for just 50 days. I marvel at India’s patience and forgiveness.

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In a country where Sadhguru is the guest of honor at ISRO and IITs, and Astrology apps become unicorns, and gaumutra is touted as a miracle cure for all diseases, why are you surprised that leading investors have put money in Temple?

Two Indian police officers, Qazi Azizul Haque and Hem Chandra Bose, developed a fingerprint classification system in the 1890s that revolutionized criminal identification. However, their British boss, Edward Henry, became famous for their work, and the system was named after him.

anthropic sure does care about the environment

NYU Prof. Aswath Damodaran, the world's leading valuation expert and AI skeptic, on the DEBT BOMB under AI data centers:

“The data centers funded with debt are not only not going to be able to generate revenues, they’re going to default on their debt.”

BREAKING Muslim electorate in Karnataka shrinks 18.84%, outpaces non-Muslim reductions in rest of State, with 39 seats recording over 35% deletions in Congress strong seats. New study reveals. @Sujbluffmaster reports.
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RT @BasuAshis: In the capital, Delhi, the air quality index (AQI) reached 391 on Friday morning, placing it in the "very poor" category ahe…

Heartwarming story!❤️
Dutch and Indian doctors, civil society groups come together to ensure 7 kids in India with a rare disease get access to drug Tiratricol being sold for 180 euro per tablet
Dutch pharmacists will compound tiratricol making it 1.8 euro/tablet and send to India

10th anniversary of infamous demonetisation that broke the backbone of Indian economy but failed to meet any of the declared objectives.
Has any one been held accountable to date for the disaster/scam?

The killing of Singapore-based techie Paramjit Singh over a parking dispute in Faridabad is no isolated tragedy. Shrinking space, overcrowding and growing intolerance are becoming dangerous features of urban Indian life. From streets to metros, buses and public events, we are literally fighting for space.
Delhi is being crammed beyond reason. Even the much-despised Lutyens' Delhi, once a green oasis, is under anti colonial onslaught - taking over green lungs like Delhi gym, Airforce sports complex & the jaipur polo grounds. Ugly glass govt buildings are galore. Why not develop a spacious new administrative city instead? Builders pack 1,000 homes where 500 would suffice and 8 feet roads which become parking lots. Conflict is inevitable. @AshwiniVaishnaw
The problem is cultural too. Even five people at a ticket counter will jostle rather than queue. We have little respect for personal space. Physical distance is also dignity and privacy. If urban planners cannot understand this, at least teach our children its value under the National Education Policy.
Viksit Bharat must mean more than concrete and congestion. A developed nation must provide not merely living space, but space to live with dignity.
We certainly are 90 years behind

RT @SushantSin: "...the 3,000 Japanese families held behind the walls of Purana Qila have been largely forgotten by history, with even Toky…

She charges 5 lakhs per session to chutiya rich people by the way for reading their future 😭

Yo @Ishcomic

Tarak Mehta propaganda is exposed 😂

In 2010 during UPA govt, they used to protest because a shopkeeper fooled them with poor quality clothes

To agitate, they held a massive protest outside the shop and jammed the way for common people

🤡 Now actors of this shows are saying t be done against govt because it creates inconvenience for people

Biggest propaganda show