Jaideep Marathe

Patriot - Nation come first. Father. Investor. History and sports are keen interests.

[Jaideep Marathe @JaideepMarathe]

@soicfinance On one side there is a thesis / narrative that AI is going to eat away white-collar jobs. On the other, India already is and is going to be a much bigger GCC hub.

Somehow I never get these things. It can be both, right?

[Jaideep Marathe @JaideepMarathe]

@kothariabhishek Farmers - in large numbers - grow sugarcane. You cant force them not too - politically sensitive. So, we have a huge surplus of sugar over the last few years - almost 6 MT. This strains cashflows of everyone right from the Sugar Companies to Farmers to Govt. This had to be done!

[anand mahindra @anandmahindra]

I’m not sure why I paused on this clip when it appeared on my timeline.

I don’t even know the name of the dance form (apparently it’s from Saurashtra) but it shows a grandfather teaching his grandson the steps.

Yes, the dance itself is wonderful. Full of energy, joy and life. The kind that makes you want to join in.

But what really drew me in was what this clip symbolised: the passing on of tradition, rhythm and memory from one generation to the next.

In today’s uncertain world, I found that strangely comforting. That not everything around you will change.

It was a reassurance of continuity.

#MondayMotivation

[Narendra Modi @narendramodi]

This is totally false.

Not an iota of truth in this.

There is no question of putting such restrictions on foreign travel.

We remain committed to improving ‘Ease of Doing Business’ and ‘Ease of Living’ for our people.

[Jaideep Marathe @JaideepMarathe]

@NeelChhabra @abhymurarka If I remember correctly, they were at between 120-140 until very recently. Then they took a big rate hike - which put them double of JioSaavn.

100%, India needs a 100 subscription rupee model - atleast till we reach a 100 million subscriber mark.

[Jaideep Marathe @JaideepMarathe]

@hvgoenka @nsitharaman At the top I would put,

- Excessive focus on ROE and ROCE.

[Jaideep Marathe @JaideepMarathe]

@delhivery, how long should it take to deliver a 5 kg packet from Bangalore to Pune? It was shipped on 4th May and I have still not received it. The expected delivery date just keeps extending. Wonder if you have lost or have damaged the packet.

[Raya Wealth Pvt. Ltd. @rayawealth]

Real stories. Real confidence. When women take charge of their finances, everything changes.

[Jaideep Marathe @JaideepMarathe]

For centuries, Maharashtra and Bengal shaped India’s spiritual, intellectual and cultural identity.

While Maharashtra has continued to drive growth in the West, Bengal’s trajectory changed after Partition.

A resurgent Bengal can lead the East again...

[Anas Alhajji @anasalhajji]

One thing is clear: Neither the Trump Administration nor the Iranian regime cares about the livelihoods of billions of people worldwide. The fallout from closing the Strait of Hormuz will be far worse than most experts expect — some effects obvious, others not.

Let us look at some headlines:

🛞A Closed Strait of Hormuz Risks a Global Food Security Crisis

🛞The world's poorest countries are paying the price for a war they didn't start

🛞Global famine fears rise as Hormuz crisis threatens 'eight-year,' Suez-scale disruption

🛞UNCTAD reports: Disruptions worsen fertilizer access for the poorest countries, strain debt-burdened economies, weaken currencies, and raise household budget pressures

🛞IMF notes: Energy importers in Africa/Asia suffer most; food (43% of consumption in low-income countries) becomes unaffordable.

🛞Indonesia to maintain coal use amid energy security concerns

🛞Japan petrol prices surge to record high

🛞South Africa's diesel prices increase to record high

[Jaideep Marathe @JaideepMarathe]

@oldschoolinvest Can make you rich but not wealthy…

[Narendra Modi @narendramodi]

Remembering the innocent lives lost in the gruesome Pahalgam terror attack on this day last year. They will never be forgotten. My thoughts are also with the bereaved families as they cope with this loss.

As a nation, we stand united in grief and resolve. India will never bow to any form of terror. The heinous designs of terrorists will never succeed.

[RapperPandit @RapperPandit]

🎬With Ishwar's grace, am posting Part-1 of my short Movie: 'Fibonacci Speaks'. May many children see it like Dhurandhar! to know How our Maths changed the World !

[Parveen Kaswan, IFS @ParveenKaswan]

In 1973 on this day Project Tiger was launched. Wild #tiger population in #India;

2006: 1411 tigers

2010: 1706 tigers

2014: 2226 tigers

2018: 2967 tigers

2022: 3682 tigers

Today #India is home to 70% wild tigers of the world.

[Jaideep Marathe @JaideepMarathe]

Do read the thread - crisp yet very informative…

[Rohit Magdum @rohitm77]

A unique historical anecdote that sounds made up but is true: India was a top global GDP contributor for 1,700 of the last 2,000 years. Not just a player, but often THE top contributor, holding shares between 24% and 33%. 1/6

[Jaideep Marathe @JaideepMarathe]

Dhurandhar: My take

While there are many real characters, the 3 main ones are representations - much bigger and deeper,

~ Jaskirat Singh - New, aggressive R&AW.

~ Major Iqbal - ISI. His Father, represents the Pak Army.

~ Jameel Jamali - Network setup by RN Kao in 60s & 70s.

[Jaideep Marathe @JaideepMarathe]

@RajThackeray @MulaMutha I usually stay away from making any political statements. But there is no doubt that you should have led the Shiv Sena. The political landscape of Maharashtra - for sure - would have been very different today.

[Jaideep Marathe @JaideepMarathe]

An attack on critical energy infrastructure is tantamount to an attack on humanity / threatening the survival of millions of people. I think the only thing worse than this is a nuclear war - which of course is in a different league and way worse.

Better sense needs to prevail…

[Parimal @Fintech03]

Let me fix this list:

1. Father of Biology - Maharishi Parashara (Vrikshayurveda)
2. Father of Zoology - Maharishi Charaka / Sushruta (Animal Classification)
3. Father of History - Rishi Ved Vyasa (The Itihasa Tradition)
4. Father of Botany - Maharishi Parashara (Plant Anatomy/Soil Science)
5. Father of Algebra - Aryabhata / Brahmagupta (Negative numbers/Eqns)
6. Father of Geometry - Rishi Baudhayana (Sulba Sutras)
7. Father of Trigonometry - Aryabhata (Introduction of Jya & Kojya)
8. Father of Mathematics - Aryabhata (Place value system & Zero)
9. Father of Medicine - Maharishi Charaka (Charaka Samhita)
10. Father of Surgery - Maharishi Sushruta (Sushruta Samhita)
12. Father of Homeopathy (Concept) - Maharishi Charaka (Samanah Samanena principle)
13. Father of Chemistry (Alchemy) - Acharya Nagarjuna (Rasashastra)
14. Father of Microbiology - Acharya Dhanvantari (The study of Krimi)
15. Father of Genetics - Maharishi Charaka (Genetic inheritance/Beeja logic)
16. Father of Taxonomy - Maharishi Charaka (Anatomical classification)
17. Father of Blood Groups (Physiology) - Maharishi Charaka (Circulation of Rakta)
18. Father of Economics - Acharya Chanakya (Arthashastra)
19. Father of Statistics - Acharya Pingala (Combinatorics in Chandaḥśāstra)
20. Father of Electricity - Rishi Agastya (Agastya Samhita - Battery/Mitra-Varuna Cell)
21. Father of Electromagnetism - Maharishi Bharadwaj (Vimana Samhita - Energy manipulation)
22. Father of Electronics - Acharya Jagadish Chandra Bose (Microwave/Semiconductor research)
23. Father of Periodic Table (Elements) - Acharya Kanada (Nine Dravyas classification)
24. Father of Computer Programming - Acharya Panini (The Ashtadhyayi Algorithms)
25. Father of Coding Logic - Acharya Pingala (Binary Number System)
26. Father of Wireless Communication - Acharya Jagadish Chandra Bose (Radio/Millimeter Waves)
27. Father of Information Connectivity - Ancient Logicians (Concept of Jala/Indra’s Net)
28. Father of Search/Data Retrieval - Acharya Panini (Meta-rules for linguistic processing)
29. Father of Robotics - King Bhoja (Mechanical Automata in Samarangana Sutradhara)
30. Father of Strategy Gaming - Ancient Indian Inventors (Creators of Chaturanga)
31. Father of Civil Engineering - Maharishi Vishwakarma (Vastu Shastra)
32. Father of Architecture (Ancient) - Maharishi Vishwakarma (Structural Science)
33. Father of Classical Physics (Gravity) - Brahmagupta / Bhaskaracharya (Gurutvākarṣaṇam)
34. Father of Atomic Physics - Acharya Kanada (The Paramanu Concept)
35. Father of Nanotechnology (Concept) - Acharya Nagarjuna (Metallic Bhasmas)
36. Father of Nanotechnology (Practical) - Rasa-Shastris (The synthesis of Nanoparticles)

[Jaideep Marathe @JaideepMarathe]

South India should be the new or the next Dubai. Surrounded by sea on 3 sides and the rest of India to the north. Just in case it happens, I said it first. 😁