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In 2013, China exported 21 tiles for every 1 India exported. India was the world's 9th largest exporter, at 55 millio square metres.
By 2023, India exported 589 million against China's 615 million. India is now the world's 2nd largest. The gap is the smallest it has ever been.
iles come from one town: Morbi, Gujarat. They go to 135 countries.
Bharat is rising. 🙏🙏
P.S. India's exports dipped in 2024 (589 to 525 million sqm) when the Red Sea crisis raised freight costs. The 2022 dip came when gas prices doubled after the Ukraine war. Both times exports recovered or kept their world rank of 2nd.
Sources: Indian customs data (DGCIS/UN Comtrade); MECS/Acimac via Ceramic World Review; IBEF. I made this chart.
By 2023, India exported 589 million against China's 615 million. India is now the world's 2nd largest. The gap is the smallest it has ever been.
iles come from one town: Morbi, Gujarat. They go to 135 countries.
Bharat is rising. 🙏🙏
P.S. India's exports dipped in 2024 (589 to 525 million sqm) when the Red Sea crisis raised freight costs. The 2022 dip came when gas prices doubled after the Ukraine war. Both times exports recovered or kept their world rank of 2nd.
Sources: Indian customs data (DGCIS/UN Comtrade); MECS/Acimac via Ceramic World Review; IBEF. I made this chart.
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Fred Warner on Brock Purdy: “He’s the reason why we got a chance to go get a trophy “
Brock Purdy:
“That was cringe.” 😅
Brock Purdy:
“That was cringe.” 😅
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49ers are back with the W. Made a good team like raiders look tiny. We are going all the way.
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Bruh this would be insane if it turns out to be true.
🚨Guyana’s Big Oil Offer To India: 1 Million Barrels A Day, Refinery Partnership And A New Energy Corridor
Guyana offers to supply up to 1 million barrels of crude oil per day, equivalent to nearly 20% of India's daily oil requirements of approximately 5 million barrels.
oner to India, Dharamkumar Seeraj, has expressed his country's willingness to become a strategic energy partner for India, offering a major opportunity at a time when global oil markets are facing geopolitical uncertainty, Western sanctions and instability in West Asia.
Until recently, Guyana was a relatively small, agriculture-dependent economy. Its fortunes changed dramatically in 2015 following major offshore oil discoveries in the Stabroek Block. Commercial production began in 2019, transforming the country into one of the world's fastest-growing oil producers.
With several offshore fields still awaiting development, Guyana aims to expand production towards 1.7 million barrels per day in the coming years.
Why Is Guyana Choosing India?
This partnership goes beyond crude oil exports. Guyana wants Indian companies, including ONGC Videsh, Indian Oil Corporation and HPCL, to invest in its oil fields, acquire equity stakes and participate in exploration and production.
There are two major areas where Guyana specifically seeks Indian expertise.
First, it wants India's assistance in developing domestic refineries through engineering expertise.
Second, Guyana wants to establish a deep-water bunkering hub in the Atlantic Ocean. Bunkering involves supplying fuel to ships, an industry currently dominated by hubs such as Singapore, Fujairah and Rotterdam. India's experience in developing port infrastructure and maritime fuel facilities makes it a valuable potential partner.
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One of the Corgis in the #Panthers Corgi Race decided to go rogue. Group effort to take him down 😂
#KeepPounding
#KeepPounding
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You know the best part? Hes done this with less than 12 hrs to go when the market opens. Atleast 10% drop in stocks tomorrow for NVDA
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We are living in a simulation
BREAKING: Jensen Huang admits affair as Nvidia launches independent investigation into CEO axios.com/2026/11/08/nvi…
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Wait IUB is literally there
Bloomington, Indiana, has banned artificial superintelligence.
The city council voted 7–0 to bar superintelligent AI within city limits, including through apps and browsers. Violators face fines and possible prosecution.
Lifting the ban would take approval from more than 95% of registered voters.Community noteBloomington's ordinance bans only hypothetical future superintelligent AI systems that vastly exceed human cognition across nearly all domains with recursive self-improvement and autonomy, not current AI technologies.
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