Anuj Pandey

[Macro Liquidity by Sunil Reddy @Macrobysunil]

Never trust bankers when they tell you what to do with your gold.

Gold is the banking system's natural enemy. Every rupee or dollar invested in physical gold is money that stays outside the banking system, beyond its ability to lend, leverage or create credit against it.

Gold is a vote of no confidence in the fiat monetary system.

You don't buy physical gold merely to earn a return. You buy it to protect your wealth against currency depreciation, systemic risk and the possibility that financial institutions may fail to honour their promises.

When a banker tells you that your gold is unproductive and should be brought into the financial system, remember why you bought it in the first place.

The purpose of physical gold is to hold wealth outside a system that depends on someone else's promise to pay.

Don't put your gold back where the risk lies.

[Piyush Chaudhry @piyushchaudhry]

Gold INR has beaten all asset classes hands down in the last 25 years.
There's enough money in the world to fund the productive assets: businesses and infrastructure that Mr Kotak is talking about. For instance, Government's Tax pool itself has grown from 11-12 Lac Crores in 2014 to 38 Lac Crores last year. If anything, it's the menace called Corruption that's stonewalling India.
Yet, the hate for people's Gold is massive.
No Indian should ever part from Gold unless the family situation warrants it. Or, you really have some good business ideas of your own.
Gold is the only Hedge against the mismanagement of the Government.

[Ravi Ranjan Singh 🇮🇳 @RaviRanjanIn]

A famous physics teacher @hcvbharat has raised a serious concern after the recent IITB suicide case.Dummy schools,coaching culture,exam pressure and unethical practices are becoming normalised.
His message is clear: Success should never come at the cost of ethics, health and life. We need to rethink what we teach our children to value.

[Anuj Pandey @Anuj_P4]

@TrueIndology Did Mangal Pandey belong to the Bhumihar or Brahmin community?

[Anuj Pandey @Anuj_P4]

A government can be challenged through debate, elections, and peaceful protest—not by violence on the streets. Every act of arson, vandalism, or assault weakens the nation. Strict action against those responsible is essential to uphold law and order.
#NEETControversy
#Protest_aisi_nahi_hoti

[Anuj Pandey @Anuj_P4]

@ARanganathan72 If you assign a weight to each of her view the resultant of her view is negative in my opinion.

[Satish Verma @satoverma]

Left has always used genuine grievances of a specific group of people to organise movements with the ultimate objective of grabbing power. To them, it’s a way to bring the useful idiots or the foot soldiers into the movement who seldom understand how the Left operates.

[Anuj Pandey @Anuj_P4]

@VEDANJANAM सदृशं चेष्टते स्वस्याः प्रकृतेर्ज्ञानवानपि।
प्रकृतिं यान्ति भूतानि निग्रहः किं करिष्यति॥
Even a wise person acts according to their own inherent nature — all beings follow their prakriti (Inherent nature/nature shaped by past karma). What can forced suppression accomplish?
-Gita

[Anuj Pandey @Anuj_P4]

@volklub Gadkari ji😭

[Anuj Pandey @Anuj_P4]

@sanjeevsanyal Great Unless we produce these storage hardware ourselves we will be dependent on china and it can deliver us a hormuz moment without firing a missile whenever it wants.

[Anuj Pandey @Anuj_P4]

@QuoteJung Thinking isn't the problem -Hiding behind thinking is.

[Sridhar Vembu @svembu]

@Yumjumkamdak 1991 reforms did not come from any deep conviction. We were going bankrupt and the creditors were demanding changes.

[Moments & memories @momentmemori]

If you remember this, you are a legend.

[Anuj Pandey @Anuj_P4]

@rishabhm Authoritarian dictators also don't need a 2/3rd majority. Skill issue.

[Kaushlesh Rai @rai_kaushlesh]

Dossier आ गया है । देख लो फ्रेंड्स।

https://t.co/53LOhEDxPW

[Anuj Pandey @Anuj_P4]

@Gurhi_jalebi Chat and samosa no one comes close to bihar..

[Anuj Pandey @Anuj_P4]

@DexterWalter007 @JanusBlinked And for population propaganda go through this 👇
https://t.co/U7qXwPgIos

[Kaushlesh Rai @rai_kaushlesh]

डेलिमिटेशन में हउवा खड़ा किया जा रहा है की साउथ की सीटे घटेंगी। अमित शाह साफ़ कह चुके है नहीं घटेंगी किसी की भी। और मैं कह रहा हूँ घट भी गई तो? 1971 के delimitation में UP की seats भी तो घटी थीं। केरल और कर्नाटक की 2-2 बढ़ी थीं। तब तो किसी ने हाय-तौबा नहीं मचाई। तब तो UP की seats घटने से किसी को कोई problem नहीं हुई।

एक और उदाहरण देखिए ।

Rajasthan — 2011 population 6 करोड़ 85 लाख। Lok Sabha seats: 25।
Karnataka — 2011 population 6 करोड़ 11 लाख। Lok Sabha seats: 28।

Rajasthan की population 75 लाख ज़्यादा। पर seats 3 कम।

Madhya Pradesh — 7 करोड़ 26 लाख। Seats: 29।
Tamil Nadu — 7 करोड़ 21 लाख। Seats: 39।

MP की population TN से ज़्यादा। पर seats? 10 कम। दस!

प्रति MP कितने लोगों को represent कर रहा है?

Rajasthan: 27.4 लाख per MP
Bihar: 26 लाख per MP
UP: 25 लाख per MP
Tamil Nadu: 18.5 लाख per MP
Kerala: 16.7 लाख per MP

Kerala का हर MP, UP के MP की तुलना में लगभग आधे लोगों को represent करता है। तो एक Kerala voter की vote UP voter से 1.6 गुना ज़्यादा valuable है?

ये "one person, one vote, one value" कहाँ है?

और इस disparity का real-world impact? MPLAD Member of Parliament Local Area Development Scheme। हर MP को विकास कार्य के लिए साल में 5 करोड़ रुपए मिलते हैं। ये allocation irrespective of constituency population है। यानी 16.7 लाख लोगों वाले Kerala के constituency को उतना ही fund मिलेगा जितना 27.4 लाख वाले Rajasthan के constituency को। Per-capita MPLAD spending छोटी constituencies में लगभग double है बड़ी constituencies के मुक़ाबले। ये disparity है या नहीं?

cc to @AmitShah @HMOIndia @narendramodi

[Anuj Pandey @Anuj_P4]

@entropied2223 Decision to invest in PSUs in south were also taken in Delhi.

[Gappistan Radio @whyteknight07]

Exactly! Why is a vote from Kerala more important than a vote from Haryana?