Amit

[Amit @AmitNDhoot]

@camangalarvind there is some bonus/split event

[Parimal @Fintech03]

The global chemical giants were smug. The multi-billion-dollar conglomerates of Europe & America looked at a newly independent India and saw a permanent, captive market. The narrative was unyielding: Developing nations can harvest crops, but they do not have the brains to manufacture the complex molecules required to protect them. India was forced to import vital agrochemicals & dyes at astronomical, monopolistic rates, draining the nation's wealth.

They did not account for a fiercely stubborn, eccentric Parsi man who possessed a manic obsession with chemical formulas & zero respect for Western monopolies.

This is the story of Dr. Keki Hormusji Gharda: the "Father of the Indian Agrochemical Industry." A man who used nothing but a rented shed, a wooden drum & raw intellectual defiance to orchestrate a molecular revolution that broke Western chemical empires forever.

In the 1960s, Western conglomerates like Sandoz, Bayer & Hoechst ruled the global chemical landscape. They guarded their patented chemical processes like nuclear launch codes. If an Indian farmer needed a specific pesticide to save his crop from devastation/a local textile mill needed high-quality dyes, they had to pay whatever extortionate price the Western giants demanded.

Keki Gharda was an anomaly. He had finished his PhD in the US on multiple prestigious scholarships & American university labs were practically begging him to stay. But in 1964, he returned to a struggling India. He did not have millions in venture capital. He did not have a grand lab.

With just ₹2 lakhs pooled together by his mother & sisters, Keki rented a small, primitive shed in Dombivli, near Bombay. The setup was so barren & crude that he literally used an empty wooden drum as his office table & a heavy chemical carboy as his chair.

The Strategy was reverse-engineer the world's most complex, patented molecules, bypass their expensive processes & manufacture them using cheap, indigenous "jugaad" chemistry.

Gharda directly took on the global monopoly of "German Blue" (Phthalocyanine) pigments & high-end pesticides. The European giants claimed their synthesis processes required rare, expensive catalysts & highly specialized infrastructure that India simply did not possess.

Keki locked himself in his sweltering, fumes-choked shed, working up to 16 hrs a day. Neighbors would literally ask his wife, Abaan, if Keki had a mistress because he never came home before midnight.

Her legendary reply? "Yes - Chemical Technology."

Through sheer genius, Gharda shattered the Western molecular blueprints. He invented entirely new, unpatented pathways to create the exact same high-performance molecules. In fact, he made them purer, cleaner & at a jaw-dropping fraction of the global cost.

When Gharda Chemicals unleashed its indigenously manufactured agrochemicals into the market, the global giants were pushed into absolute panic. MNCs that had ruthlessly controlled prices for decades were forced to slash their rates by 50% to 70% just to survive the "Gharda Effect."

He single-handedly democratized the Green Revolution for the Indian farmer.

The Western powers were so flummoxed by this 1 man demolition crew that in 2004, the American Institute of Chemists did something unprecedented: they awarded Keki Gharda the prestigious"Chemical Pioneer Award", making him the 1st Indian & the 1st Asian, to ever receive it. Global behemoths like DuPont eventually came knocking on his door, offering a staggering ₹1200+ crore to buy him out.

Keki looked at the mountain of Western money & walked away.

Why? Because his life was not about the ARR/personal luxury. Keki lived economically & wore simple clothes. When he passed away in late 2024, he did not leave his massive empire to corporate sharks.

He transferred 99% of his personal holdings & wealth into a philanthropic research trust dedicated to upgrading rural India, transforming his life's work into a permanent engine for public good.

Keki Gharda proved that true sovereignty is not just about drawing lines on a map; it is about owning the molecules that feed & protect your people. He showed the world that a brilliant mind sitting on an empty chemical carboy in a rented Indian shed could out-innovate the greatest labs of the Western world.

[RedboxGlobal India @REDBOXINDIA]

TRUMP: 19 MILLION BARRELS OF OIL FLOWED OUT OF THE HORMUZ STRAIT YESTERDAY, AN ALL-TIME RECORD. OIL PRICES ARE TUMBLING DOWN, AND THE WORLD IS A MUCH SAFER PLACE!!! PRESIDENT DONALD J. TRUMP

[RedboxGlobal India @REDBOXINDIA]

NSE IPO: EXISTING SHAREHOLDERS SELLING UP TO 148.9 MLN SHARES

[Aviator Anil Chopra @Chopsyturvey]

Detailed description of Bharat. Annamalai quotes from the epic Mahabharata. 2½ mins. Amazing !!

[Amit @AmitNDhoot]

@vka27 @CzarVT It would have been better if you would have put your energy in constructive side , geopolitics not in any one's hand and never will be , not at least in Indian side.

[Amit @AmitNDhoot]

@vka27 @CzarVT @vka27 Apka ye negative view last three years se khatam hi ni ho raha he,
Used to listen you but you are so negative ,
There is wealth being build beyond these largecaps , why to miss those , let the nifty go 23-22-21 where ever , forget that , ride the wave of midcap

[RedboxGlobal India @REDBOXINDIA]

APAR INDUSTRIES: TARGETED EBITDA/T FOR CONDUCTORS AT RS 40,000/T WITH 10% VOLUME GROWTH - CNBCTV18

[From the Hills of Nagaland. @Nagaland_India]

Every humans smells

[Abhishek @AbhishBanerj]

Dear GenZ,

In 2011, people were protesting against corruption at Ramleela Maidan

UPA govt sent Delhi police to wake up sleeping protesters and lathicharge

Among the victims was Rajbala devi, woken from sleep and beaten to death

Media said nothing

Because Dr. Manmohan Singh was the greatest economist in the world

[Amit @AmitNDhoot]

@tenfingoals dint mention Promoters increased holding even though you are attaching screenshot

[Kishore Subramanian @Kishore1975_]

Know Facts Before you Protest - CJP GENZ , Boomers & All you left Wingers !!!

#cjp_पार्टी

[Amit @AmitNDhoot]

@StephenXT worst movie

[Amit @AmitNDhoot]

@BhartiyNiveshak #PASUPATI ACRYLON

[Amit @AmitNDhoot]

@ashumadan4 झक मार रहे हो इतने सालों से?

[Aravind @aravind]

I was thinking there was a US hand behind this. Now with Turkey, Pak, Bloomberg, FT, leftists, Soros suckers and all traditional GLISCO-DS media and parties behind this new movement, I am beginning to think both are together hitting India.

This shows nothing but the true sovereignty in which India has acted. All of them do not like India acting in its own interests. They are joining hands to try force a regime change.

So 100% everyone needs to back the govt on this one to keep India stable now and pull through the tough geopolitical & economic climate created by multiple external factors.

My message for any Gen-z or whoever thinks anarchy and political instability is good: Look around India - Nepal, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Maldives etc - everyone is ruined economically now after regime changes. India is the one supporting them.

If you have problems with the govt, go vote in elections and vote out whoever is non-performing. Don't let foreign forces use you to meddle in India. Nothing good ever comes out of it.

[Amit @AmitNDhoot]

@camangalarvind our govt dint increase fuel prices as compare to these other countries.

[Amit @AmitNDhoot]

@REDBOXINDIA why dont they stop distributing freebees , buying votes with notes.
Double whammy for economy , capex stopped and using that money to give people who have no contribution in eco

[Amit @AmitNDhoot]

#doNtTradeForOneDay if we all decide a date and do not take single trade for whole day hopefully this can b an eye opener for this hitler govt and same FM @nsitharaman @narendramodi @AnilSinghvi_ @CNBC_Awaaz @markets @RahulGandhi @Prakashplutus @BhartiyNiveshak @darshanvmehta1

[Amit @AmitNDhoot]

@narendramodi Sharam karo
8th number gdp from 4th