Amit Munjal

हमेशा देर कर देता हूँ मैं
किसी को मौत से पहले किसी ग़म से बचाना हो
हक़ीक़त और थी कुछ उस को जा के ये बताना हो
हमेशा देर कर देता हूँ मैं हर काम करने में....

[Amit Munjal @amitmunjal]

'जब तक आप इश्क़ नही करते है तब तक आप शहर नही देखते है' - रविश कुमार

[Amit Munjal @amitmunjal]

@Manveer7auj @Shukla305 @_S_A_T_Y_A_A_ @Flipkart @flipkartsupport bhai, ek mahina or wait kar lo. big billion days par or sasta mil jayega.

[Jaspinder Kaur Udhoke @KaurUdhoke2]

BJP leadership wasted 11 thousand litre milk in Narmada river which could have fed 30 thousand kids easily.

Priorities matter.

[The Exploited TaxPayer @IndiaNewGen]

The fear must be there. The arrogance must vanish.

[Amit Munjal @amitmunjal]

@kapsology Manjummel Boys

[The Exploited TaxPayer @IndiaNewGen]

वो तो इन IT और consulting कंपनियों ने हमें थोड़ी बहुत इज्जत, authority, पैसे और ढंग के काम दे दिये वरना इन मक्कार साहूकारों, नेताओं और सरकारी बाबुओं ने हमारे और हमारे बच्चों के लिए इनके घर की सफाई, ड्राइवर, कारपेंटर, रसोइये, झाड़ू पोंछा, delivery boy, कुली जैसी नौकरी सोच रखी थी।

[MANISH YADAV लालू @ManishPDA]

गोदी मीडिया हमेशा BJP सरकार के बचाव में आ जाती
अब इस लखनऊ आग वाली घटना को देखिए

गोदी मीडिया कह रही है सूचना मिलने पर तुरंत फायर ब्रिगेड की 10 गाड़ियां मौके पर पहुंचीं

जबकि चश्मदीद कह रहे है "घंटे बाद गाड़ी पहुंची है
पुलिस नहीं पहुंची फायर ब्रिगेड की तो बात छोड़िए।"

[Ranvijay Singh @ranvijaylive]

जादू देखिए 👇

मोहन यादव मध्य प्रदेश के मुख्यमंत्री बने. इसके बाद उनके परिवार ने उज्जैन में धड़ाधड़ जमीनें खरीद लीं.

खास बात है कि ये जमीनें सरकारी प्रोजेक्ट के आस पास थीं.

इंडियन एक्सप्रेस की रिपोर्ट बताती है- मोहन यादव की पत्नी, बहू, भाई, उनके लड़के और तमाम रिश्तेदारों ने जमीन खरीदी.

खबरदार- अगर किसी ने भ्रष्टाचार कहा, ये तो जादू है.

[Sukesh Ranjan @RanjanSukesh]

इस ख़बर को ग़लत तरीके से दिखाया जा रहा है।इसको ऐसे लिखना था -

उज्जैन के विकास में मोहन यादव ने पेश की नज़ीर। पूरे परिवार को झोंका। पत्नी संग ख़ुद भी लगाए पैसे,बेटा भतीजा सब महाकाल के विकास में शामिल। सीएम ने किया साबित कि धर्म की सेवा में वो पीछे नहीं। उज्जैन तो अभी झाँकी है..

[वरुण 🇮🇳 @varungrover]

In any other country (even 3rd world like us, forget a country claiming to be a Vishwaguru), even a single such incident in a year would have caused massive uproar.

But for us, it’s probably 50th case in this year of being killed by the all-pervasive corruption-nexus of govt, IAS, and business.

Nothing will change and next time it would you be you or me or our families perishing in this hellhole created by cruel systems.

[The Exploited TaxPayer @IndiaNewGen]

Common problem these days.

[Mohit Chauhan @mohitlaws]

One of the biggest scams in India is allotting centres of competitive exams in other states or 400–800 km away.

Why can’t exam centres be allotted within the same state or city as the aspirants?

[AIN @Tejusurya_]

Capital Gains Tax set to be removed for foreign investors.

Meanwhile, Deshbhakt me continues to pay 30% Income Tax, 28% GST, and 20% Capital Gains Tax to help fund more Ladli Behna Yojanas.

[Hims 🪷 🚴 🌱 🧘 @maveinlux]

2010, New Delhi, I was driving home late one night around 1 AM after a family gathering.

I stopped at a red traffic light in Green Park. There were no other vehicles around, just our car.

Suddenly, a BMW pulled up behind us and started honking aggressively, demanding that we drive through the red light.

I pointed to the signal and stayed put.

The driver got out, dressed in a suit, hurled abuses at me, and ordered me to move. When I refused, and picked up my phone, he banged on my window. Eventually he backed off, got back in his car, and sped away by cutting across in front of me. I drove off when the signal turned green.

This is the reality of India, even today: owning a big car, a big house, or having formal education is no guarantee of basic civility, class, or moral character.

This was just one of many road rage incidents in New Delhi/NCR, I experienced before I finally decided to pack my bags and leave the country.

A truly civilized society is one where people follow the law even when no one is watching, and do what is right without needing supervision.

When I moved to Singapore, this is exactly what I saw, people naturally did the right thing. The same held true when I later moved to Europe.

Regarding the recent dancing incident at the airport, many people defended it by saying, “The authorities didn’t have a problem, so why do you?” That’s exactly where they miss the point.

You never know who is sitting on the same flight, someone mourning the loss of a loved one, a person who just received a cancer diagnosis, a parent who lost a child, or someone who just lost their job. When you show such insensitivity in shared public spaces and don’t care about other people’s emotional state, that’s where a society fails.

People often abuse me for raising these issues and quickly brush them aside by saying, “Every country has problems.”
That’s true, every country does have its issues.

But the scale is vastly different. Other countries have 99% civility and 1% assholes. In India, it feels like 99% assholes and 1% civility.

Yes, I agree that no country is perfect, but the proportions make all the difference.

To those who defend such behavior and treat every public place like their personal living room: fuck off.

[Mihir Jha @MihirkJha]

Fascinating but Scary #AI

[🚨Indian Gems @IndianGems_]

War Started on 28 Feb
Homruz closed on 29 Feb
Oil Crisis began on 5 March

From that date, our man conducted 113 rallies all over India with an average convoy size of 126 vehicles excluding private jet and helicopter.

Have you tweeted asking any questions?

Grow a spine, Rubika

[Rofl Gandhi 2.0 🏹 Commentary @RoflGandhi_]

मोदी किसको मुख्यमंत्री बनायेगा, ये शपथ ग्रहण से आधे घंटे पहले तक भी किसी को पता नहीं होता।

लेकिन बड़ी से बड़ी परीक्षा का क्वेश्चन पेपर 2 दिन पहले ही व्हाट्सअप पर आ जाता है।

हमारे प्रधानमंत्री पार्टी के मामलों में बहुत रिजर्व हैं, लेकिन राष्ट्रीय मुद्दों पर पारदर्शी हैं।

[CG @cgtwts]

“who should we lay off first”

CEOs:

[Akshat Shrivastava @Akshat_World]

We are likely to have harder times in India (economically speaking).

The politicians have figured out the magic formula of winning elections -- even with negative economic progress.

Economy, jobs, living standards used to be the focal point of elections. Now, no more.

There is no political pressure anymore to pursue good economics. Honestly, not many would bother even if we have de-facto direct taxation at 50%.

You can come cry on Twitter. And, go away :)

Poor economics= few opportunities= fewer jobs= lower wealth.

The writing is there on the wall. The sooner you see it, the sooner you can rework your investment strategies.

[Moneycontrol @moneycontrolcom]

#MCFutureOfWork | ⁠"50% of today's jobs won't exist such as coding".

"⁠However, higher order magnitude jobs will be created".

says Lohit Bhatia, CEO, Quess Corp in conversation with @chandrarsrikant

#FutureOfWork #FutureOfWorkSummit #IndiQube #Network18 #Bengaluru