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[Shiv Aroor @ShivAroor]

BREAKING ⚠️

Shinde Sena thug Corporator Ramesh Mhatra deemed ‘too ill’ to appear in court in person. Clear VVIP long rope for this shameless coward. Fit to thrash doctors, but ‘too sick’ to appear in court.

[Global Consilient Research @Gconsilient]

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IPO Research Prompt

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NBFC Annual Report Prompt

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AMC Business model prompt

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Sectoral Analysis Prompt

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Equity Research (Bottoms up analysis) Prompt

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[Piotr Sarna @sarna_dev]

June in https://t.co/8mJ7fPbtDc 👇
I ported Kubernetes to the browser > @samwhoo, @ngrokHQ
Apache Kafka’s log compaction corrupts data. Here’s how we fixed it > Alexey Bashtanov, @redpandadata
Lies, damn lies and database benchmarks > @AndreyPechkurov, @QuestDb
Performance has layers > Steve Karam, @oxidecomputer
The feedback loops behind Kubernetes > @fatih, @PlanetScale
Every byte matters > Farid Zakaria
Weekend trivia: your process’s memory is a file > @lcamtuf
Avian visitors > @WarnerTeddy

[Manoj Kasyap @VltSentinel]

Ok we got the memo !!!

[Rahul Shivshankar @RShivshankar]

WHEN A RULING PARTY BECOMES DRUNK ON THE INTOXICANT OF POWER AND ENTITLEMENT.
Shiv Sena (Shinde faction) corporator Ramesh Mhatre allegedly assaulted a female doctor, a gynecologist, and multiple nursing staff members at the Kalyan-Dombivli Municipal Corporation (KDMC)-run Shastrinagar Hospital in Dombivli, Maharashtra, following a dispute over the unavailability of Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) beds.
THROW THIS CORPORATOR OUT OF THE PARTY AND JAIL HIM.

[Professor Kalinga @ProfesorKalinga]

21y Dutch winger Tim Geypens leaves FC Emmen to join #IndonesiaLeague.

Time #IndianFootball clubs also start planning for young #OCI/#PIO talents?Long-term investment could change talent pool & raise overall quality.

[Deji Faremi @deejayfaremi]

Bellingham may have scored two goals and made last man tackle to deny a sure equaliser, but as a pure football fan, I’d rather he doesn’t do all of that but instead make 70 touches, 80 completed passes, and 10 spins in midfield to prove to me that he’s a pure central midfielder.

[Initnamees 🇮🇳 @SeemantiniBose]

This should shake the core of the nation. It should be a non-stop headline across all media. 30 men! A 13-year-old child! But no.

[Lord Immy Kant @KantInEastt]

John Abraham invested in North East football unlike SRK who could do the same and build even a bigger team for Indian football. This is why John Abraham will always be a bigger superstar than SRK.

[Anuradha Tiwari @talk2anuradha]

"I could never have become CEO in any other country, including India. It was only possible because America rewards merit," said former PepsiCo CEO Indira Nooyi.

A tight slap on India's Reservation Politics !

[ASAN RESEARCH @Asan_research]

Now Oil companies making 1000 cr profit per day, no news anywhere

[Jaydeep Basu @jaydeepbasu]

AIFF AND THE ASIAN GAMES FIASCO

India’s non-participation in the 2026 Asian Games football tournament is certainly a disappointment. A bigger disappointment is the unflappable stance displayed by the AIFF in accepting the sports ministry's decision. It’s a classic example of its lacklustre mindset and complete disregard for Indian football’s historic association with Asian Games football.

If sources are to be believed, not one appeal the AIFF made to the ministry requesting a change of mind; not one letter it wrote urging the men’s and women’s teams may at least be cleared on a “no cost to the government” basis. It never pointed out that the women’s team, which qualified for the Asian Cup, deserves the Asian Games exposure for their future progress.

AIFF has time for plenty of stinking agenda-based nonsense, from attempting to change “India” to “Bharat” to amending the constitution to allow its employees to continue beyond 60 years of age. But it has no time to negotiate with the government for Asian Games clearance, which would have done a huge favour to India’s under-23 footballers.

The government's reluctance to disallow the football teams from participation because of non-performance is nothing new. It happened in the previous Asian Games too. Huge social media pressure initiated by the fans, coach Igor Stimac’s open letter to the Prime Minister and the AIFF's regular talks with the ministry resulted in the decision being reversed.

In 1962, the government initially didn’t clear the football team for two reasons. First, the team didn’t win a medal in the 1954 and 1958 Asian Games. Second, the country was facing a shortage of foreign exchange. The AIFF president and secretary lobbied hard within the ruling party and managed to take things to the level of the Prime Minister and Finance Minister. Finally, the government cleared a team of 16 players and one coach. No assistant coach, no manager. The team returned with the gold medal.

William Shakespeare said, "How sharper than a serpent's tooth it is/To have a thankless child!” Should we say the same about the current lot of Indian football officials?

#IndianFootball

[The Caravan @thecaravanindia]

Nitin Gadkari, the union minister of road transport and highways, flags off the launch of Scania’s ethanol-run green bus in Nagpur, in August 2014.

Why Nitin Gadkari’s denial of connection to Scania bus was an outright lie, Kaushal Shroff reports: https://t.co/a9yk6WXuvy

[Manisha Pande @MnshaP]

UP says it got Rs 33.5 lakh crore in investments. We checked some companies behind those claims

One guy signed a Rs 18,000 cr MoU from a rented flat in Ghaziabad. He's also named in an FIR by ITC Maurya for not paying bills. Don't miss this by @Basantrajsonu
https://t.co/QifQy4pYqs

[The Caravan @thecaravanindia]

Archives | Nitin Gadkari, the union minister for road transport and highways, had denied any connection to the SVT report that said the Swedish vehicles manufacturer Scania had gifted him a luxury bus in hopes of receiving an assignment in India. But the bus was seen in a Nagpur compound linked to him, and a company that used the bus has deep business connections to companies helmed by his sons, Sarang and Nikhil.

Why Nitin Gadkari’s denial of connection to Scania bus was an outright lie, Kaushal Shroff reports: https://t.co/OrPGcLp2hL

[Ashish Negi @7negiashish]

Neville D’Souza scored a hat-trick in this match, becoming the first Indian and the first Asian to achieve the feat at the Olympics. He also finished as the joint top scorer at the 1956 Olympics.

Fast forward to 2026, and the Neville D’Souza Ground in Bandra is being converted into a convention centre by the BMC.

What a way to honour one of India’s greatest footballing pioneers. @Dev_Fadnavis @mansukhmandviya @praful_patel

[Random Aada @_Aadarsh_singh]

@AwaisAshar88 @kr1staldp What did he say?

[Jawaharlal Nehru @PMNehru]

Sarthak Goswami has brilliantly exposed how Ethanol production is ruining a beautiful city.

He went to Byrnihat to investigate why a city with less than one lakh people is more polluted than Delhi, Ghaziabad & Lahore.

The reason? There are more than 80 factories in a small area, that are constantly pumping dust particles in the air.

The worst part is that these factories are producing Ethanol, the same product that is being sold as a solution to pollution.

I hope Gadkari can explain this without calling Sarthak a traitor.

[The Indian Express @IndianExpress]

🚨 #ExpressInvestigation | The Union Minister of State for Agriculture Bhagirath Choudhary received a ₹99.03 lakh subsidy for a commercial cucumber farming project under a scheme run by the ministry he serves in.

While the final approval was granted by an NHB project approval committee that does not include the minister, Choudhary is the ex-officio Vice-President of the NHB board that oversees its functioning.

The project, worth ₹1.99 crore, was among 467 approved under the scheme in 2025.

Express Investigation by: Harikishan Sharma

[Congress Kerala @INCKerala]

Those who wept for Petroleum companies won't cry for the 145 Cr Indians who have to pay the highest fuel price in the developing world.