She destroyed the Indian critics in just 5 minutes with facts and figures. 😊
From Shankar Sharma to all handles here who are cursing LTCG, STT.... She says, u all are dismissive!!
Bravo to that lady!!👍
Wife sent me this text today (I had requested her to tell me about this a couple of days back) and I think everyone can see it:
The Founder’s Wife
— by someone who lives the role, silently and fully
When I married him, I knew I wasn’t signing up for a conventional life. He wasn’t the 9-to-5 kind. He was a dreamer. A doer. An entrepreneur with stars in his eyes and a mission in his heart. I was drawn to his fire — the way he spoke about solving problems, building for the future, changing the world. And I knew, in my gut, that loving him would be anything but ordinary.
But what I didn’t fully grasp was how invisible I might feel in the process.
Being married to a founder isn’t like any other marriage. It’s being constantly surrounded by uncertainty, silent tension, and the ever-present hum of a startup in motion. Wins were celebrated publicly — by investors, the team, the world. Losses, however, came home. And they lived with us. On the dining table. In the late-night silences. In the furrowed brows and distracted nods.
I became an uncredited co-traveller on his journey. I carried the weight of his setbacks, absorbed the stress he couldn’t voice, and learned to find pride in a kind of sacrifice that no one really talks about. My emotions, my worries, my longings — they always felt smaller compared to what he was building. So, I minimized them. Quietly.
We never really planned holidays. Life didn’t work like that. Dates became strategy calls. Long drives turned into brainstorming sessions. I’d sit next to him, craving connection — and he’d drift off mid-conversation, lost in thought, deep in the world he was building.
And yet, I stayed. Not out of obligation, but out of belief — in him, in us, in the dream that wasn’t mine but somehow became part of my identity. There’s a constant tug-of-war inside me — to be seen more, heard more — but also to give him the space he needs to fly.
I may not be on the cap table or the pitch deck. But I’m always there — in the quiet corners, the late-night meals, the missed anniversaries, the reassuring nods, the held-back tears. I am his sounding board, his safe space, and his loudest cheerleader.
Because sometimes, love means finding comfort in the background, knowing you’re part of a story far greater than just you.
@AjayBan15565232 Waaree also has subsidiary in US through which it would be selling in US. I m not sure of the share in that 57% but if such a late comes than its more beneficial for US as they make and sell in America
🥃 The biggest whisky maker (RCB)
vs
🥃 The biggest whisky consumer (Punjab Kings)
And it’s all happening in… the dry state of Gujarat.
Cheers to irony! 😄🍻 #IPLFinal#OnlyInIndia
Heartfelt & Unprecedented 👏
Sanjay Shah, Chairman & MD of Prudent Corporate Advisory Services, is gifting 1.75 lakh equity shares (~₹34 Cr) from his personal holdings to 650 employees & staff, including household help & drivers. This move, celebrating his 25-year journey in business, comes with no conditions.
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