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“I want to see my father’s face… please remove the cloth, sir.”
Clinging inconsolably to the coffin, young Arshan wept alongside his brother Abhishek, pleading for one last look at their dad.
R. Rajesh, a 37-year-old national throwball player and rescue instructor, swam into the roaring Karyankode River to save a trapped farmer. In an ultimate act of selflessness, he surrendered his own life jacket to secure the man's survival. The farmer made it to safety, but Rajesh was swept away by the lethal undercurrents—giving his life so another could live.
Pranamam Rajesh 💐
Om Shanthi
Imagine the police knowing how much money you have in your bank account for every petty case filed on you? That account is getting empty because the cops now how much they can squeeze out of you. You don’t care for #privacy because you have nothing to hide? Think Again
What the hell is happening to the Indian stock market?
Dear @SEBI_India & @NSEIndia@BSEIndia
How many times do you expect traders to rebuild their entire business?
> December 2020 – 50% leverage removed
> March 2021 – 75% leverage removed
>September 2021 – 100% leverage removed
We adapted.
Yes, leverage is a double-edged sword. But thousands of genuine traders with smaller capital were affected. Still, we adapted.
> September 2023 – Bank Nifty expiry was shifted from Thursday to Wednesday, while BSE launched Sensex weekly expiry on Friday. Suddenly, we had expiries almost every trading day.
Many traders, especially algo and 0-DTE traders, redesigned their entire systems.
We adapted.
> November 2024 – Weekly expiries of FinNifty, Bank Nifty and other indices were removed. Only Nifty and Sensex weekly expiries remained.
Again, thousands of traders had to change their strategies.
We adapted.
> February 2025 – Expiry-day margin benefit was removed.
STBT traders were hit badly.
We adapted.
> 1st September 2025 – Nifty expiry shifted from Thursday to Tuesday.
Again...
We adapted.
> Jane Street reportedly made billions of dollars from Indian markets over the years. Later, regulatory action was taken, and subsequently trading restrictions were lifted after payment of regulatory dues/settlement.
How exactly did all of this benefit Indian retailers?
Meanwhile...
- Option STT has increased massively over the last few years.
- Bid-ask spreads have widened.
- Slippage has increased.
- Global volatility has increased.
- Transaction costs keep rising.
We adapted to everything.
And now...
Closing Auction Session (CAS).
Seriously?
Every few months there's another structural change.
Every few months traders are forced to rebuild their systems.
Every few months liquidity takes another hit.
You say these changes are for retail investor protection.
Then please show us the data.
Can you show even one report proving that retail trading losses have actually reduced because of all these interventions?
If not, then what exactly are these constant changes achieving?
Instead of making markets more efficient, you're making trading more expensive, more complicated, and pushing serious traders towards crypto and international markets.
As a full-time trader, my inner soul genuinely cries today seeing the direction our markets are heading.
We survived leverage removal.
We survived daily expiries.
We survived removal of daily expiries.
We survived expiry changes.
We survived removal of expiry margin benefits.
We survived higher STT.
We survived wider spreads and slippage.
Now we are expected to survive CAS as well?
Enough is enough.
I request SEBI and the exchanges to reconsider this rule.
Before implementing such major structural changes, consult the trading community. There should be proper communication, public discussion, and representation from active traders.
I also request every trader to raise their voice through the proper channels. If you genuinely believe these changes are hurting market participants, please send your feedback or complaint to SEBI through its official grievance mechanism. And if anyone from the industry has a direct channel to the exchanges or regulators, please help convey the concerns of the trading community.
Please Retweet this so our voice reaches the right people.
Enough of silent adaptation. It's time the trading community is heard.
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The response of the D stocks to Uday Stalin’s crass remarks can be classified into 4 types
1. He didn’t say it - see his lip movement, it’s doctored video ( but it was a live video telecast on SunTV itself)
2. He will /should say like that only ( crass, but full marks for honesty)
3. He didn’t use any actress’ name - if others did what can he do ?
4. He said something, but what about Vijay using the word dash or நல்லா வாயில வந்துரும் ?
1 and 2 don’t merit any discussion. But before I explain why 3 and 4 are lame and deliberate obfuscation, listen to the attached video before reading further.
Q : What can he do if audience shout “Trisha , Trisha” ? What about Vijay ?
Uday is not expected to discipline or even discourage them, but this question presupposes that the issue is his smile / tacit approval. It’s not. This defence is nothing but a strawman, directed against an argument no one is making.
We are NOT lamenting the deterioration of public discourse in an abstract sense. We are NOT talking about generic cuss words (like dash, வாயில வந்துரும்).
We are talking about thinly veiled sexual innuendo, linking two individuals. A targeted harassment. An unproved attack on the character of a woman, who’s not even in politics.
How can we be sure that Uday s remarks were deliberate double entendre ?
Listen to the turn of the phrase at the end , “நான் காவேரிய சொன்னேன்” with a smirk. It’s the tell. The only way to not catch that is if you are not a native speaker.
You might be inclined to give him the benefit of doubt, until you realize that this is not the first time he has used double meaning to demean political opponents. He did the same with EPS and Sasikala in 2021 and had to apologize after public furore.
Once is a mistake. Twice is a pattern.
Compare that to CM Vijay.
What Vijay spoke was defensive and self-referential. He didn’t talk in a vulgar manner about any other person - man or woman. At best, one can say it was unbecoming of the post he holds.
To equate the two , is not just shameless whataboutery but sheer stupidity.
Won’t share what Udhayanidhi Stalin has said about Trisha, because I refuse to give it more eyeballs- the TN LoP using such language is disappointing and despicable.
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