One can become free only by becoming free of the mind
There is no other freedom. Freedom from the mind is the only freedom. Mind is the bondage, the slavery, the servitude.
India, the world’s top importer of urea, has agreed to buy the nitrogen-based fertilizer at sharply higher prices than in a previous tender, per Bloomberg
@TRHLofficial David wilcock death left inheritance for us:
His partner in book writing died two days before him
He was working on antigravitic or zero gravity aircraft(flying cars),Amy Eskridge also on Anti gravity reported suicide recently
Claimed“suppressed science” known to elites
RIP 🙏
1974 to 1978 I studied in Sri Ramakrishna Misson Vidyalaya, Coimbatore.
Reason to go there :
City colleges fees: Rs 1000 to 3000.
Hotel fees : 200 per month.
In SRMV: (25 kms from city)
College fees: 300
Hotel fees : 75 per month.
Reason to travel by train:
I could not afford even that Hostel fees.
I found a Govt Harijan hostel in city which was free.
But bus fare was 60 paise one way. Monthly Rs. 30.
That also sounded too costly.
A passenger train used to run in that route and its student quarterly pass was Rs. 7.
Reason to talk about this platform:
Train
In: Dep : 5:50 am. Arrival: 6:25 am.
Out: Departure: 6:10 pm. Arrival 6:45 pm.
College started at 9:00 am. Ended any time.
Time to kill:
6:30 am to 9:00 am.
Any time to 6:00 pm.
Average daily 6 hrs.
What I did:
Sat in this Railway platform and studied Maths Physics Chemistry
How did I get BARC job:
My 1000 days and 6000 man hours intense focus on Avagadros, Ohms and Pythagoras
Those days my mother was only earning member of family. Rs. 3 a day. So I had to do all sacrifice to get a degree without denting her arithmetics much. She gave her 4 bangles to pay my college fees.
What I wish to say is:
“Fortunately I was poor”.
Be it college or Career or business
“Patience, Focus, Frugality and Discipline “ Gives slow but sustainable success.
I took my wife to show how a railway platform made a Scientist. Pic :2015.
Totally f@@@@ company circuit to circuit stock still bought 100000 quantity.
Titan intact
Totally playing on operator
Koi farak nahi padta zero ho jai.
@rdkriplani@CricCrazyJohns How come it's difficult to bat when required Run rate over 14.1 at the end of 10th over other team total around 187 in 20 over.
@microcp2mltibgr@suru27 He is heading towards south with looking towards North.
Soch to har koi raha hai ki upper jaiga but actually mein ja nihe rahe hai.
The man Elon Musk removed from Twitter in a single day didn’t disappear —
he returned to build one of the most promising AI startups of this decade.
Because a job can be taken… but vision cannot.
Parag Agrawal, an IIT Bombay and Stanford University–trained technologist, became CEO of Twitter in November 2021 after Jack Dorsey stepped down. But when Musk acquired the platform (now X) in October 2022, Parag was dismissed within hours — a moment that dominated global headlines.
For many, that could have been the end.
For Parag, it was a reset.
In 2023, he founded Parallel Web Systems, an AI company focused on helping artificial intelligence explore and understand the internet more like a human researcher — thoughtfully, contextually, and intelligently.
In a short time, the startup has begun to make its presence felt:
💡 Raised over $30 million from leading investors including Khosla Ventures, Index Ventures, and First Round Capital
💡 Built advanced AI tools supporting large-scale research and automation
💡 Positioned itself as a key enabler for next-generation AI agents — the hidden intelligence behind future assistants, search systems, and analytical engines
Parag didn’t merely bounce back.
He reinvented himself — moving from a corporate CEO role to becoming a builder at the cutting edge of AI innovation.
The lesson is simple, yet powerful:
Titles fade.
Paychecks end.
But skills, creativity, and resilience last.
Lose a role — find a purpose.
Lose a job — build a breakthrough.
- taken from other Media...
#ParagAgrawal #ParallelWeb #AIStartup #TechComeback #IndianInTech #Entrepreneurship #Inspiration