Sayan Sarkar

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India is no longer just a consumer market, it's increasingly becoming a manufacturing and export hub for global FMCG companies.

[Beats in Brief 🗞️ @beatsinbrief]

🚨 Global FMCG giants are increasingly shifting from selling to making in India.

• PepsiCo to invest ₹5,700 crore by 2030
• Coca-Cola bottlers to invest ₹25,760 crore

India emerging as a major FMCG manufacturing & export hub

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AI should increase productivity, but governments and companies also need a plan for workers affected by automation.

[Current Report @Currentreport1]

JUST IN:

China has warned companies not to replace workers with AI, saying technological progress should not come at the cost of jobs, especially for young people.

Authorities say companies that put profits ahead of protecting employment could face penalties.

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At some point, real-world skill and proven experience should matter more than old academic numbers.

Someone who wasn’t a topper in college can still become far more capable than many who were.

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Anthropic going from a startup to a nearly $1 trillion valuation in just a few years shows how aggressively capital is flowing into Al right now.

We are watching a historic tech shift in real time.

[Polymarket Money @PolymarketMoney]

Anthropic reportedly raised $65B at a ~$965B post-money valuation, surpassing OpenAI as the world’s most valuable AI startup.

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India has massive potential in tech, infrastructure and manufacturing.

The real challenge is converting scale into long-term innovation, productivity and global influence.

[Indian Tech & Infra @IndianTechGuide]

🚨 "India has committed to purchasing "$500 billion" worth of American goods over the next five years."

- US Secretary of State Marco Rubio.

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@AdamKolheh59 @rublerubl3 @proletariado90 @WallStreetMav By that logic, every colonized nation was “inferior.” The Mongols conquered parts of Europe too — does that make Europeans inferior forever?

Military conquest proves power at a certain time, not racial superiority.

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@AdamKolheh59 @rublerubl3 @proletariado90 @WallStreetMav That’s not how global hiring works.

Companies don’t scale tech teams by cheap labor alone, they hire based on skills, problem-solving ability, and supply demand gaps in talent.

If it was only about cost, no one would hire engineers from India’s top institutes in global teams.

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Anthropic going from a startup to a nearly $1 trillion valuation in just a few years shows how aggressively capital is flowing into AI right now.

We are watching a historic tech shift in real time.

[Watcher.Guru @WatcherGuru]

JUST IN: Claude AI developer Anthropic raises $65 billion at $965,000,000,000 valuation.

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@rublerubl3 @AdamKolheh59 @proletariado90 @WallStreetMav Conquistadores took land through violence, slavery, and colonization. Indians today go abroad through visas, education, and jobs. Comparing skilled migration to military conquest is historically absurd.

And companies hire Indians because they bring value.

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@AdamKolheh59 @rublerubl3 @proletariado90 @WallStreetMav Calling immigrants “invaders” is what people say when they can’t compete with them. Indians move abroad for education, jobs, and business not conquest. Comparing workers and students to armies is pure paranoia.

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@AdamKolheh59 @rublerubl3 @proletariado90 @WallStreetMav Comparing skilled migration to colonial conquest is absurd. Indians succeed through education, business, and competition, not by invading countries. If Indians created no value, global companies wouldn’t keep hiring them.

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@AdamKolheh59 @rublerubl3 @proletariado90 @WallStreetMav People don’t immigrate to countries with no opportunities. Indians succeed globally because they compete, study, build businesses, and create value wherever they go. Crying about it online won’t change reality.

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@AdamKolheh59 @rublerubl3 @proletariado90 @WallStreetMav Funny how people call Indians “cheaters” while depending on Indian doctors, engineers, CEOs, and IT professionals every day.

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The internet made it easier than ever to look successful and harder than ever to build something genuinely valuable.

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@rublerubl3 @proletariado90 @WallStreetMav Mocking an entire nationality because they outperform in competitive fields says more about your frustration than about Indians.

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The internet has made attention easy to get and trust difficult to build.

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@sidhant Maybe it’s time more Indians stop chasing Western validation and start focusing on building India stronger.

Come back, create opportunities here, help the country grow and show the world who we really are through our progress and capability.

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@IndiaToday Maybe it’s time more Indians stop chasing Western validation and start focusing on building India stronger.

Come back, create opportunities here, help the country grow and show the world who we really are through our progress and capability.

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@AdityaRajKaul Maybe it’s time more Indians stop chasing Western validation and start focusing on building India stronger.

Come back, create opportunities here, help the country grow and show the world who we really are through our progress and capability.

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The quality of your thinking eventually shows up in the way you communicate.