Chaitanya Gulati

solving for climate & energy needs of a post-scarcity world @NASADYA_

stanford'24 | uiuc’22 | doon’18 |

[Chaitanya Gulati @Gulati403]

@brianjchan It always amazes me how a particular orientation of atoms makes the brain and a difft. orientation makes a chair! The building blocks are the same it’s all about putting them together in a way that results in life!

[Hemant Mohapatra @MohapatraHemant]

The curse of discipline is that every day looks the same. The curse of indiscipline is that every year does.

[Chaitanya Gulati @Gulati403]

@roshanasingh6 Great initiative! Another great thing to track here would be the delta between what the tenders are paying for and what they normally cost. A huge delta would be the easiest flag for corruption.

[Chaitanya Gulati @Gulati403]

@AravSrinivas The quality of response and insights aren’t satisfactory most of the times. I rarely leave confident with the findings and have to go to another AI model to get more details and confidence. Love what you’re building tho so just being brutally honest.

[Lorwen Harris Nagle, PhD @LORWEN108]

The most dangerous, oddly glorified, yet overlooked problem in the world:

Overthinking and underacting.

It's why you're stressed, depressed and your immune system is always in chaos.

Here's Eckhart Tolle 7-step protocol to escape the prison of overthinking: 🧵

[Chaitanya Gulati @Gulati403]

Your field is yours alone, and its only real purpose is growth and liberation. Whether in this life or another, your path is always your own. Comparing yourself to others just doesn’t make sense.

[Chaitanya Gulati @Gulati403]

The whole idea of competing with others, feeling the need to be better, to prove yourself, comes from an illusion. It feels real because of how we grow up.

[Chaitanya Gulati @Gulati403]

And at the deepest level, realizing you are a soul makes this even clearer. There is no shared scoreboard, no single path everyone is running on.

[Harnidh Kaur @harnidhish]

I don’t think you can have work life balance unless you actually do good work. If you half ass your work, underlying anxiety and worry will lace your non-work time and you’ll never actually *rest*.

[Chaitanya Gulati @Gulati403]

@harnidhish Really grateful to @TheWTFund for their support 🙌🏻

[WTFund @TheWTFund]

WTFund is backing NASADYA—revolutionizing hydrogen storage with safer, denser, and cost-effective solutions.

Founders Chaitanya Gulati, Suhani Mohan & Subhechchha Paul are setting new standards for clean energy adoption.

#WTFUNDC224
@NASADYA_

[AIM @Analyticsindiam]

WTFund is back with its second cohort, supporting 22 young founders across 9 startups with funding and mentorship. Led by Zerodha co-founder Nikhil Kamath, the initiative empowers entrepreneurs under 25 with up to ₹20 lakh in grants, helping them scale their impact across Tech, SaaS, EdTech, FinTech, AgriTech, HealthTech, CleanTech, and AI.

“Entrepreneurs can build at any age, but being young means having audacity, relentless energy, and risk-taking ability,” said Kamath, emphasizing the fund’s mission. With applications from 50+ cities, including Tier 2 and Tier 3 locations, WTFund is fostering India’s next-gen startup revolution.

The startups selected for WTFund’s second cohort are:
- Nasadya (H2ive): Founded by @Gulati403 , Subhechchha Paul, and @suhani
- @get_innergize : Founded by Shalmali Kadu, @DrSidBhargava , and Mitansh
- Armatrix: A robotics company founded by Vishrant Dave, Prateesh Awasthi, and Ayush Ranjan
- Drnk: A specialty beverage brand founded by Raj Thakkar and Aryan Gandhi
- @NeoperkL : Led by @endinbetween
- @ReferRush : Founded by @vpai100 and @rohanverma003
- Modus AI: Created by @gautam_sunit and Somesh Lund
- Bytes: Founded by Aayush Kumar and Prakhar
- Ai.gnosis: Led by Raksheet Jain and @MangalDivyansh

[Chaitanya Gulati @Gulati403]

@brownmanwonders Very interesting! Didn’t make that connection earlier 😅

[Chaitanya Gulati @Gulati403]

1/4: All systems, whether of thought, governance, or practice, can become corrupted over time due to the greed of individuals involved, be it for money, power, or both.

[Chaitanya Gulati @Gulati403]

Another thought: It's essential to prioritize applying this lens to evaluate and improve legacy systems. Over time, we can gradually extend these principles to enhance other systems, ensuring their resilience and effectiveness in the long run.

[Chaitanya Gulati @Gulati403]

4/4: By prioritizing transparency, accountability, and continuous improvement, we can create systems that better serve society and withstand the test of time.