Does this fall under Mundhe saheb's jurisdiction in Maharashtra?
BREAKING: Not E20 fuel , but E 31.2 fuel
Karnataka govt’s petrol tests find ethanol blending above 20% in samples from seven districts.
The state tested 63 petrol samples collected across Karnataka from major oil companies, including IOCL, HPCL, BPCL, Shell and Nayara.
After failed to clearly disclose ethanol content, the government sent the samples to private labs.
Results of Ethanol blend :
IOCL: 31.2%+
HPCL: 30.5%
HPCL: 27%
BPCL: 26.5%
Nayara: 26.1%
Shell: 25.5%
Bengaluru was among the seven districts where samples exceeded the 20% ethanol limit.
Karnataka will send its report to the Centre.
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@NGKabra Ironic!
"I have, for many years, been in favor of replacing the Fed with a computer. The Fed has had very few periods of relatively good performance. For most of its history, it's been a loose cannon on the deck, and not a source of stability." - Milton Friedman
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Shashikant Kore retweeted
China puts data centers in Malaysia to get access to compute they can't get in China due to sanctions. The US puts data centers in Malaysia because every state bans data centers. AGI happens. Malaysia nationalizes all the data centers and becomes the sole hegemon of the world.
JUST IN: Google to invest $15 billion in Malaysia data centers
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@AnaghaC I got two flowers, and i checked which of the remaining two to confirm.
Purple was all my thinking, though.
Purple was all my thinking, though.
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At the end of the day, some people look forward to their favorite drink, while others to their daily streak.
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Shashikant Kore retweeted
Something a middle-schooler emailed us about:
“A ‘combination lock’ should *technically* be called a ‘permutation lock,’ because the order of the numbers matters in permutations, but in combinations the order doesn’t matter.”
10/10, no notes.
“A ‘combination lock’ should *technically* be called a ‘permutation lock,’ because the order of the numbers matters in permutations, but in combinations the order doesn’t matter.”
10/10, no notes.
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@tubelite "तेरेको मस्त आठ जी बी वाला मॅक बुक दिया है. वैसे इतना रॅम मिलता कहा है आज कल?"
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@tubelite I couldn't come up with a good Chander joke for RAM/Sam. Please do the needful.
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Shashikant Kore retweeted
Are you based in Pune and doing something interesting with AI? A bunch of us are meeting tomorrow (Thursday, Nov 5, 6pm, in IISER Pune, LHC room 101). Would love to have you there.
Ideally, would love to have you spend 5 minutes talking about/presenting what you did. Please DM
Ideally, would love to have you spend 5 minutes talking about/presenting what you did. Please DM
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Now that late-stage funding has fallen sharply in India, all these start ups should plan for going public.
That would also mean, they need to be ready to go public 18-24 months prior to the IPO.
That would also mean, they need to be ready to go public 18-24 months prior to the IPO.
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Shashikant Kore retweeted
India, let's learn from South Korea. It went from importing nuclear energy technology in the 1970s to exporting reactors worldwide, cutting construction costs by nearly 50% through standardisation, strong supply chains and repeat construction. Valuable lessons for India's 100 GW mission by 2047.
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If this were India, binance would have denied the claim and got a high court to issue a john doe order to take down any news reporting of the incident.
Any reports that may have survived, a year from now, would be taken down citing the right to be forgotten.
In 2026, MediaNama has been:
1. Sued under the right to be forgotten.
2. Threatened with contempt of court when trying to report on a data breach, which no one has yet reported on months later.
3. Got 6 takedown notices under right to be forgotten, including threats of lawsuit under defamation for reporting on ED raids
Any reports that may have survived, a year from now, would be taken down citing the right to be forgotten.
In 2026, MediaNama has been:
1. Sued under the right to be forgotten.
2. Threatened with contempt of court when trying to report on a data breach, which no one has yet reported on months later.
3. Got 6 takedown notices under right to be forgotten, including threats of lawsuit under defamation for reporting on ED raids
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