In a country of 150 Cr+ people, we have just 3.72 Lakh people (~0.03%) who report an income of ₹1 Cr+
Less than 12 Lakh people (~0.08%) who report an income of ₹50L+
Don't be misled by traders & influencers who show off their income on social media. They're mostly fake
I think we had this exact same discussion just a few weeks ago on this platform. A salaried employee making 25 lpa isn't taking home more than 1.5L max per month. At 40 lpa, it's only **slightly** higher. Either way, it'll take a LOT higher CTC to even cross the 2L threshold for take home per month
Do not waste your money on EVs.
No Indian manufacturer has perfected the tech.
A handful of foreign manufacturers are at advantage.
Tesla & BYD are among them.
Rest are just wastage of money.
For the record: Arsenal's 22-year drought is the shortest of every big club in English League history....
Chelsea - 50 years (1955-2005)
Man City - 44 years (1968–2012)
Liverpool - 30 years (1990–2020)
Man United - 26 years (1967–1993)
A legacy stained with:
• As a player: caught doping twice.
• As Barcelona coach: managed a club that paid the referees’ committee vice president for years (Negreira case).
• As City coach: managed a club charged with 115 FFP breaches.
One of the most controversial legacies football has ever seen.
This is as hearsay as it can be. I have seen top performers been let go as a part of large layoff cycles like what just happened at meta. External recruiters are generally clueless about internal ratings and depend on gossip and hearsay.
Controversial take ⚠️: Was chatting with a very experienced big tech recruiter from the Valley and one thing he said stuck with me.
Big tech companies rarely let go of their true top performers voluntarily. Most movement at that level usually happens through massive compensation jumps or very strategic opportunities beyond normal bands.
A lot of the circulation in the market is often average to below-average performers moving around repeatedly.
And over time, companies also start realizing that many of their strongest performers internally aren’t necessarily the ones coming from big tech backgrounds.
Wouldn’t be surprised if this “big tech tag” fever reduces significantly over the next few years.
That's the kind of refereeing display that City have relied on for years. Nothing so corrupt that there will be a huge outcry, just every single 50/50 going their way. And it's the difference between 2 red cards and 2 penalties vs a comfortable 3-0
I really feel we should be winning each of these games by 3-0 or more GD to make life as difficult as posisble for man city. They might Win all of theirs too but let's just make it so that it would be miracle for them to get it
Exactly what I was thinking.
But when they are talking about 2L per month expense, you are looking at people who are earning 5L+ gross per month in india and which translates to 0.01% . So think about that for a second. I am sure both people here are living in a bubble
America is extremely wealthy (you can point to their debt, money printer or whatever, the fact is that Americans are extremely wealthy)
There are millions of families that have net worth of over $1 million.
$4.5 million is elite. You got to have a major inheritance or got early in real estate or got into tech early or got into banking in 90s or maybe you were absolute crazy guy to have bought Tesla/BTC pre 2015.
Even with immense wealth, that is very well distributed, $4 million liquid net worth at 60 is a pipe dream in America.
People really need to chill out a bit.
Blatant penalties not given for Arsenal at:
Newcastle (a) - Gyokeres
Fulham (a) - Saka
Forest (a) - Aina
Everton (h) - Havertz
So we are net -2.
Cry a bit more
What would the pay for the drivers will look like in this model. Would people be happy with 15 deliveries everyday and just below 15k working for 30 days a month.
Rapido disrupted cabs with this model. Look forward to seeing it in food delivery.
Their strategy is to enter late (once behaviour is built) and design a model to keep supply happy which solves all downstream problems with existing models like mis-pricing, cancellation, bad service.
Big question is if delivery fees (₹30) as the only revenue lever (maybe some ad revenue as well) is enough to cover all the costs. And if flat delivery fee will generate enough volume (hoping customers save enough via cheaper prices on the menu)
Taking all delays into account, Arsenal spent an average of 31.4 seconds to get the ball back into play from corners, goal kicks, throws and free-kicks last night vs Brighton.
There have been 195 instances of a team taking longer than this in a Premier League match in 2025-26.
“bhai, my entire workflow is automated. 14 agents working 24x7”
“achha. but aren't you unemployed, what workflow are you automating?”
“you’re missing it completely. solo founders are becoming full companies. leverage is insane right now.”
“nice. what are you building?”
“i’ve got openclaw running locally. multi agent chains. auto research. self correcting prompts. i just supervise.”
“supervise what?”
“the system bro.”
“doing what?”
“optimising workflows.”
“for which product?”
“arre yaar why are you stuck on product? this is about positioning. when intelligence becomes free, only idea guys survive.”
“so what idea are you executing?”
“execution is evolving. you won’t get it if you don’t study exponentials.”
“…bhai.”
“haan?”
“what are you building?”
“i’m setting up autonomous loops that improve themselves.”
“to solve?”
“general capability.”
“for whom?”
“…for now just testing.”
“so nothing?”
“bro once agi drops in like 2 years, i’ll be ahead of everyone.”
“ahead with what?”
“skill.”
“skill to build what?”
“…”
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