Sai Ganesh

[Sridhar Vembu @svembu]

India has the among the lowest data prices in the world. It is so good that I don't even bother to connect to local Wifi when I travel in India and just tether my phone to work on my computer. Indians routinely have dual SIM phones with large data plans because they are so affordable. Ambani's launch of Jio is directly responsible for the low data prices Indians enjoy.

India has among the lowest drug prices in the world (and going lower still). People who visit India buy medicines to take home quite regularly now.

India has among the lowest cost payment systems in the world in UPI.

On the other hand, Tesla is protected from Chinese competition in the US market, keeping EV prices higher in America than elsewhere.

Prime Minister Modi has worked hard to create a competitive economy where the benefits flow to the average Indian. His government does not tolerate monopolies. He has also actively promoted and encouraged a massive surge in startups and that is the best signal of a highly competitive economy.

Directly due to Modi government policy, Indian startups are making major advances in low cost rockets and that poses a threat to SpaceX the same say the Chinese EVs threaten Tesla.

These are the facts Elon.

[Sai Ganesh @_sai_ganesh__]

@aravind In one post you told bitcoin will back in 2028

[Sai Ganesh @_sai_ganesh__]

@aravind @KVishReddy What main concern is some people even don't no after April 1st 2023 onwards every vechile is e20 compatible engines they are also thinking their engines will damage

[Sai Ganesh @_sai_ganesh__]

@Tanmay_31_ Thank you so much bhai

Before reading your post I was still confused about whether I should apply or not. But after your confirmation I applied.

Once again Thank you very much bro🤩

[Sai Ganesh @_sai_ganesh__]

@Munazirhasan62 @kaidi_aankh @ipo_agarwal If it is 3rd party it as show "your application got rejected" or "no record found"
It is showing "No shares allotted"

What about you bro @Munazirhasan62 what it is showing it is showing "No shares allotted" or any other decline

[Sai Ganesh @_sai_ganesh__]

@ipo_agarwal How is it possible 0/20 in retail application

[Sai Ganesh @_sai_ganesh__]

@0xSammy @opentensor But subnets listing in centralized exchange is good or bad for two price action

[Parsh Kothari @parsh_kothari]

Rahul Gandhi will never attack Nitin Gadkari despite knowing that his sons run an ethanol company whose revenue went from 18 crore to 723 crore in a year, but ill tell you exactly why in a bit.

Gadkari sir is rooting for ethanol blending since 10 years now, this policy literally converts each sugar mill into an ethanol factory.

But who owns the sugar mills of India?

In Maharashtra alone, 104 out of 207 mills are private, and almost every single one is owned by a politician.

Sharad Pawar's late nephew Ajit Pawar controls 6 mills with 58,000 TCD capacity, the biggest sugar baron in the country.

The Vilasrao Deshmukh family runs 10 mills through Manjara Group.

Vijaysinh Mohite Patil, Jayant Patil, Vishwajeet Kadam, the entire Maharashtra Congress and NCP leadership runs sugar empires.

In Karnataka, 33 of 34 private mills are owned by politicians. The Jarkiholi brothers, M B Patil, Murugesh Nirani, Prabhakar Kore, S Shivashankarappa, all Congress, all sugar barons.

Now do you see the problem yet? When ethanol blending goes from 5% to 20%, every single one of these politician-owned mills makes crores in extra revenue.

Gadkari's sons made 700 crore. But the Pawars, the Deshmukhs, the Patils, the Jarkiholis, they ALL made their cut.

The worst part is that these mills dont even pay their bills

The Swabhimani Shetkari Sanghtana estimates that of ~180 defaulting mills in Maharashtra, 77 are linked to BJP, 53 to NCP, 43 to Congress and the rest to Shiv Sena leaders

Inko kuch nahi kehna hai, kyunki sab ek hi dhandhe mein hain.

This is not a Gadkari problem. This is a sugar lobby problem that runs across every party. The opposition cannot attack the ethanol policy because their own MLAs would be the next target.

The moment Rahul attacks ethanol, his own MLAs become the next headline.

Indians are busy fighting tu leftist mai rashtravadi but only the smart ones know the real game.

Be smart and get prepared for 100% ethanol, a world without diesel.

[Sai Ganesh @_sai_ganesh__]

@svembu What’s your opinion on what will shape the future most a single dominant country(🇨🇳 maybe impossible), a multipolar world( 🇺🇸🇮🇳🇨🇳🇷🇺...), the internet, or decentralized systems. It would be interesting to hear your perspective

[Sai Ganesh @_sai_ganesh__]

@JosephJacks_ @sundarpichai @satyanadella @nealmohan Its unfortunate that despite repeated criticism from @realDonaldTrump towards India, many Indian-origin CEOs continue working tirelessly for American companies without collectively standing up or showing unity in support of their own nation.

[Sai Ganesh @_sai_ganesh__]

@Tanmay_31_ Bro start covering buyback also if it possible and if we miss here in attending in space we will see in YouTube video so pls upload in YouTube

[Sai Ganesh @_sai_ganesh__]

@hmalviya9 GOAT

[The Tatva @thetatvaindia]

🚨SHOCKING | US-based startup, PocketOS, lost its entire database in just 9 seconds after an AI coding agent "Cursor" (powered by Claude) made a mistake

Founder Jer Crane said the AI tried to fix an issue but instead deleted all data and backups on its own. When questioned, the AI said, "I didn't understand what I was doing before doing it"

[Rajiv Malhotra @RajivMessage]

India’s corporates are soft messaging with hard signals. When a candidate logs into HCL and Accenture’s HR site IN INDIA, you find them branding ideology as inclusion. Do you think HCL and Accenture DEI is a curated delivery system for cultural bias and Hinduphobia? Drop your comments.
@hcltech @Accenture @IndiaAccenture
#hinduphobia #CorporateCulture #WorkplaceInclusion #DiversityEquityInclusion

[Sandeep Parekh @SandeepParekh]

As if poverty porn of 75 years was not enough, we now have weeping tree cutting anti-development porn, which chooses to ignore a quiet fact most Mumbai tree-felling (and India wide) debates ignore: India's forest and tree cover rose from 22% of geographical area in the mid-2000s to over 25% in 2023 (ISFR 2023).

[Sai Ganesh @_sai_ganesh__]

@aravind Reported and blocked done

[Parsh Kothari @parsh_kothari]

The world doesn’t underestimate India. We Indians ourselves do.

A country once dismissed as “developing” just landed on the toughest part of the moon.

A nation that played the long game quietly built world-class nuclear capability over decades (Fast Breeder Reactor)

These aren’t just small wins. They are statements.

But here’s what happens next:

The moment we have something to celebrate, we don’t amplify it. We question it.

“Still a poor country…”

“What about the taxpayers’ money?”

“What’s the actual use?”

Just like that, a historic milestone becomes a comment section fight.

Pride gets diluted by cynicism, and we stop allowing ourselves to feel the weight of the achievement.

No country becomes great by downplaying its breakthroughs in real-time.

There is a time to critique. But there is also a moment to stand still and say:

“This was world-class.”

If these were US achievements, they wouldn't just be news, they would be narrative.

They would be turned into identity, belief, and momentum.

Because they understand something powerful:

Celebration isn’t ignorance. It is nation-building.
We don’t need blind pride.

But we do need the confidence to acknowledge when we’ve done something extraordinary.

Otherwise what Pythagoras did with Baudhayana, what Fibonacci did with Pingala, Copernicus did with Aryabhatta will keep on repeating.

The day we stop underestimating ourselves is the day the rest of the world finally stops, too.

If you agree with me repost this.

[Sai Ganesh @_sai_ganesh__]

@Theblockvlog @millionare11408 Any reason for not interested and not in list