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[anand mahindra @anandmahindra]

Yeh ladka bahut talented hai.

Kya woh abhi bhi Nainital ki sadkon par kaam kar raha hai?

Main na sirf uski padhai mein madad karna chahta hoon, balki jaadu mein uski dilchaspi ko bhi badhava dena chahta hoon.

Kyon na woh duniya ke behtareen jaadugaron mein se ek bane?

Kya koi mujhe usse aur uske mata-pita se sampark karne mein madad kar sakta hai?

(Video: courtesy @Murti_Nain )

[Punit @punitbansal14]

Fenbendazole | Off-Patent Generic | CDMO Innovator

📸1: Viyash - Animal Health API is going to grow. CDMO focus is that.

Animal Health 80% we do business with innovators. It's a kind of CDMO even though we didn't define that. But we are accelerating that growth in Animal Health based on last 6-8 months our performance with them. Now we are getting new enquiries, new RFQs for the new products. And we see the momentum growing Animal Health future

📸2: Norbrook® launches Defendazole™ (Fenbendazole) in the US - April 2026

[Vijay Kedia @VijayKedia1]

Respected @nsitharaman ji and @FinMinIndia ,

Suggestion 1 of 3 for strengthening India's capital markets:
Long-term capital gains tax on listed equities should be abolished.

A long-term shareholder is not a speculator but a provider of patient risk capital. By investing in and holding businesses, investors help companies expand, create jobs, innovate and contribute to India's economic growth.

India requires enormous amounts of long-term capital to build world class enterprises, infrastructure and global champions. Tax policy should encourage households to move savings from passive assets, including imported stores of value such as gold, into productive businesses that create jobs, generate tax revenues and build national wealth.

The appreciation in a company's value is not created in isolation. During its growth journey, the government already collects corporate tax, GST, income tax from employees, customs duties, stamp duties and numerous other levies. Long-term capital gains are often the final outcome of economic activity that has already generated substantial tax revenues.

Most importantly, tax policy should clearly distinguish between investment and speculation. A long term shareholder is a partner in wealth creation, not merely a participant in market transactions. Tax policy should reward long-term ownership of productive businesses and distinguish it from short-term speculation.

India needs more patient capital, more entrepreneurship and more long term investing. Abolishing long-term capital gains tax on listed equities would be a powerful step in that direction.

Respectfully submitted.

[Dr.Sayajirao Gaikwad @DietDrsayajirao]

Your gut problems may have more to do with stress than food.
Here are 5 yoga asanas that can improve digestion,bloating & constipation naturally👇

1) Pavanamuktasana (Wind Relieving Pose)

[Dr.Sayajirao Gaikwad @DietDrsayajirao]

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[PRASAD KOMMA 🥚📈 @KRKGSEC]

@Wegiveyouhealt1 Great
Yellow flowers we called ryala puvvu and used in curry especially in summer

[PRASAD KOMMA 🥚📈 @KRKGSEC]

@tushar9590 Trusted name in AP Telangana

[PRASAD KOMMA 🥚📈 @KRKGSEC]

@tushar9590 good morning
Your view on Hindrect
I am holding since 12 years

[Gurmeet Chadha @connectgurmeet]

Some of the recent under appreciated milestones in India

1. Digital payments : UPI in march - 22 billion transactions with $310 Billion value.

2. Changing Energy landscape :Solar rooftop installations per month in March crossed 2 lac (13x in 2 years)

10 GW and 33 lakh households

3. Semiconductor : from zero to 4 commecial plants in 2 years.. semicon 2.0 coming.

4. Datacentre- capacity to quadruple to 10GW in 4 years with $200 Bn + investment.

5. Ultratech crossed 200 MT capacity ( highest in world outside China).

6. Nuclear energy : India's nuclear energy sector reached a landmark milestone on April 6, 2026, when the 500 MWe Prototype Fast Breeder Reactor (PFBR) attained criticality.

Dont let short term noise impact you !!

[Ashish Kumar Meher @AshishMeher7]

Everyone debates Direct vs Regular.

But data quietly tells a different story 👇

Feb’26 SIP data:

• ₹29,845 Cr monthly inflow (↑30% vs Feb’23)
• ₹3.43 Lakh Cr in last 12 months
• 10.45 Cr SIP accounts (+16 lakh in 1 month)

Now the part most people ignore:

• 63% SIP accounts = Regular plans
• 77% SIP AUM = Regular plans
• 78% of long-term (3+ yrs) investors = Regular plans

Pause and think.

The real winners in markets are not those who start,
but those who stay.

And staying invested for 3+ years?
Majority comes from one side.

Even in B-30 cities:
41% of flows, strong 35% growth in 5 years - participation is rising where guidance matters more than cost.

Meanwhile:

• SIP flows grew 1.7X vs FY24
• Monthly flows jumped 32% in 5 years

This isn’t just growth.
This is behaviour compounding.

Markets don’t reward “lowest cost”.

They reward consistency, discipline, and survival through cycles.

Sometimes the difference is not in which plan you choose…
but whether you last long enough to see compounding work.

What matters more to you - saving 0.5%…
or staying invested for 5+ years?
🤔

[Vivek @Vivek_Investor]

SIMPLE BUT NOT EASY.

🚶‍♀️45 minutes walk & 15 minutes exercises.

🥚 Eating 1.2 grams of protein/ per kg of body weight

💧 Drink 4 litres of water.

☀️ 15-20 minutes of exposure to the sun.

🛏 7-8 hours of sound sleep.

Health & Wellness |

[Vivek @Vivek_Investor]

Good Read.

[Muthukrishnan Dhandapani @dmuthuk]

Very well written. Please do read.

[Dr SHRADDHEY KATIYAR @Wegiveyouhealt1]

Saving your wife from a 9–5 job is the ultimate flex.

Not because work is bad.
But because freedom is rare.

It means she does not wake up to alarms she hates.
She does not beg for leaves.
She does not drain her best years under someone else’s clock.

It means her time belongs to her.
Her energy stays in the home, the body, the mind, the children, the ideas she actually cares about.

This is not about control.
This is about protection.

A man who can say,
“You work because you want to, not because you have to”
has already won a game most people never even enter.

Money can buy cars.
Status can buy applause.
But buying peace for your woman
and choice for her life
that’s real power.

Old-school responsibility.
Modern-day dominance.

A woman is power. She carries wisdom and perspective that shape decisions.
That strength should not be wasted in an office where it barely matters.

A family needs her presence, her judgment, her influence.
That is where her power creates something lasting.

[Dhaval (Investment Books) @InvestmentBook1]

The Best Thing I read Today

[Shreya Shah @ShreyaShah22]

Went to the gym today,
A 65-year-old lady was in the gym

She comes to the gym every day at 6 am.
Has hired a personal trainer to assist her so that she doesnt so incorrect exercise or get an injury,

I asked her:-
"Madame, what is ur motivation at this age to come to the gym?"

She said:-
"For many years I have ignored my health, now i want to focus and stay healthy.
I wish I had invested in my health earlier."

She motivates everyone at the gym to exercise and strength train.
She is really an icon for everyone at the gym

One thing I remind everyone,

What u do in your 20s and 30s
Will determine how ur health is in the 30s and 40s

So,
Invest in ur health aggressively,
The returns are something that numbers cannot measure!😆😆

[Vivek @Vivek_Investor]

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[Dr SHRADDHEY KATIYAR @Wegiveyouhealt1]

My grandfather ate rice twice a day. White rice. No labels. No carb counting. He walked to work, sat on the floor, ate slowly, and stopped when he was full. Diabetes was rare, not because rice was magical, but because life was different.

Today we blame Indian food for type 2 diabetes.

Roti did it. Rice did it. Dal did it. Even ghee is on trial.

But food is only part of the story.

Traditional Indian meals were simple. One grain, one dal, seasonal vegetables, a little fat, fermented sides, and spices that worked quietly in the background. Meals had rhythm. Breakfast was light. Lunch was the main meal. Dinner was early and small. People moved. A lot. Digestion was respected.

Then life changed.

We started eating all day. Snacking replaced hunger. Packaged foods entered the kitchen. Seed oils replaced traditional fats. Sugar sneaked into chai, snacks, desserts, and “healthy” foods. Sitting replaced walking. Stress replaced rest. Sleep became optional.

Now the same rice meets a very different body.
A body that barely moves.
A liver already full of fat.
Muscles that no longer soak up glucose.

And we call it “rice-induced diabetes.”

Type 2 diabetes is not caused by Indian food. It is caused by metabolic overload.

Rice eaten with dal, vegetables, curd, and ghee behaves very differently from rice eaten alone, fast, in large portions, after a sedentary day. Context matters. Combinations matter. Timing matters.

Our ancestors didn’t fear carbohydrates because their muscles demanded them. Today, unused glucose has nowhere to go except the bloodstream.

The solution is not abandoning Indian food. The solution is returning to its logic.

Eat fewer times.
Eat cooked, home food.
Prioritise protein and fibre first.
Respect portion sizes.
Walk after meals.
Sleep before midnight.

Indian food fed this land for thousands of years. It didn’t suddenly turn toxic in one generation.

Our lifestyle did.

Fix the lifestyle, and most Indian plates stop being the enemy and start becoming medicine again.

Don’t fall for whatever I wrote here.

Grains
Rice
Legumes
Vegetables ,

were completely different from today’s in India.

[Vivek @Vivek_Investor]

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