बिलकुल सही कहा सर में आपकी बातो से सम्पूर्ण सहमत हु
लोकसभा न सही हम ICAI में ये INITIATIVE लेके हमे हमारे प्रोफेशन की महिलाओ को 1/3 आरक्षण CC , RC और MCM में देकर उनको समान अधिकार देना चाहिए।
में आप पे और ICAI के लीडर्स पे पूर्ण भरोसा रखती हु की भले ही लोकसभा में नारियो को समान अधिकार नहीं दिया लेकिन ICAI ऐसे गर्वपूर्ण निर्णय लेने में एक भी बार नहीं सोचेगी और जल्दी ही महिलाओ के लिए 1/3 आरक्षण जल्द ही लाएगी।
हमे जल्द ही 10 से ज्यादा CCM महिलाये दिखने मिलेगी ऐसी आशा सह
Please drive your cars as much as possible, just like we use our phones excessively and change them every 3rd or 4th year without any regret.
Don’t get emotionally attached to your car. See it as a tool that you will use for 10 years and eventually change after getting multiple fat repair bills. You cannot escape this.
If you have self-control (unlike me), don’t spend more than ₹16 lakh on a car in India, especially for 70% or more city use.
Ethanol, DPF/DEF, and Auto Start-Stop are multiple ways to shorten your engine’s life and make it hell once the car is out of warranty, pushing you toward buying a new car. As simple as that. No media will tell you this. No one told Delhi-NCR people in 2015 that their diesel cars would become junk in 2025.
The only answer is to drive your car as much as possible. By the time you cross 1.50 lakh km or more, you will automatically feel that you have extracted maximum value from it.
I'm voicing concerns of CAs in India and abroad. They are the gatekeepers of our businesses and crisis managers, operationalizing government policies. Despite their crucial role, they feel threatened, with privacy and confidentiality at risk.
I urge a CA Protection Act to safeguard them.
The Big Four (Deloitte, PWC, E&Y, and KPMG) dominate India's audit scene, with huge mandates. We must encourage Indian CA firms to grow and reduce their influence.
: @VTankha ji in Rajya Sabha
This post is A BIG thank you to ALL my family, friends and so many other people who have reached out to me!
On the 27th of December 2025 my life was taken out of my hands…when meningitis took over my brain, & unbeknownst to me I was placed into a paralysed coma for 8 days to help me fight this awful disease. And that I did! Fight that is!….
After being given a 50/50 chance of surviving, I came out of the induced coma 8 days later…not able to walk or talk. And yet 4 days after that, with the doctors in disbelief, I walked, I talked and proved to them all why I should be released from hospital to start my recovery.
So happy to be home, to be able to put my feet in the sand on the beach and to start thanking all those people that reached out to me and my family in their unwaivering support.
This experience has reminded me of how fragile life is, how quickly everything can change & how precious time is!
There are so many wonderful people in this world … from paramedics (at Mermaid Waters Ambulance), doctors & nurses (at Gold Coast University Hospital) … to family, friends and people I didn’t even know. I feel like I met all these fantastic people in the past 3 weeks, or they reached out to me through messages of love and support.
I am so grateful to you all.
Thank you! 🙏
Bring on 2026 …I’m back! 💫
Big thanks to @volklub for all the guidance and car talks.
sorry for the delayed post, bought it last month.
First time car buyer and gifted this to myself.
Didn’t expect to fall for German cars like this.
Picked up the @SkodaIndia Kylaq Prestige AT.
Dear Telecom companies,
I have two SIM cards. One is for personal use and the other is for a different purpose. I do not need data on the second SIM, so why am I forced to buy monthly plans with data?
I am ready to pay for validity, calls, and SMS. I do not want your data. Many people already have broadband at home and they also do not want your data.
Just because you have good signal across India does not mean you can do whatever you want. You have removed small plans, and your voice-only plans now cost almost the same as regular plans.
Trust me, these companies will do anything to earn more profit. It will get even worse in the future if TRAI keeps sleeping.
Need more content. What to do? 3 men get together and speak non-stop for more than 3 hours every week. They express their opinion on various issues, irrespective of whether they're educated or informed about the issue or not. It is essentially idle banter that you'd have sitting at a chai shop, which, for the pressures of content creation, is now videographed and published.
In this particular episode, a discussion on mental health is happening with the central subject being why Deepika Padukone has been made the brand ambassador for mental health. The senior-most of the three men is questioning why do people go to therapists at all.
He says, "Apna personal secret bata rahe ho. Ek to aise kaam hi kyun karo. Saaf sidha jivan vyatit karo. Kisi ko bolna hi nahin padega, yaar mein kisi se baat nahin kar sakta iske bare mein, mein aapko bata raha hun. Aisa kaam hi kyun kar rahe ho. Aur kar liya hai, no regrets. You live only once, bhool jao. Sala guilt mein ji rahe ho to avsaad to hoga."
His understanding is that people go to therapists because they do wrong in life, and they see therapists to talk about those things which they can't reveal to anyone else. Further his suggestion is that even if you've done wrong, forget it. It is because you're living under guilt of what you've done, you get depression.
The other two men chuckle on the side, because that's the format of the show, when one person talks, others have to laugh.
The senior-most asks, "Deepika Padukone mein kya hai? Kya hai unme?"
The youngest one of the three, who probably has seen many of his friends go through mental health issues, has a slight expression of embarrassment on his face, but still chuckles sheepishly. He starts to try explain why the decision to appoint Deepika Padukone as a brand ambassador might have been taken, but the senior-most interrupts him.
He then while pointing towards his own body, asks, "Can I be made the brand ambassador for fitness?"
More chuckles from the two men.
At one point, the senior-most suggests that only experts should be considered for this position and clearly Padukone is not one because she doesn't sell any drugs for mental health issues. This disaster goes on for another 9 minutes.
Padukone has spoken about her own battles with mental health on various public forums. According to her website, she has been running a foundation since 2015 called LiveLoveLaugh which works on the issue of mental health.
Whether Padukone is the right person for the post or not can be debated, but should these 3 non-experts be talking about an issue as sensitive, misunderstood and trivialised as mental health because a lousy news corporation can earn more money through more content?
Is @theicai taking any steps to expand opportunities for sole proprietorship firms? Even bank audits, which were once a staple for many Chartered Accountants, now seem out of reach — and ICAI appears to be just watching.
Whatsapp has successfully killed the thinking ability of many 55+ year olds (Whatsapp university).
Instagram has successfully killed the thinking ability of 25 year olds <
One could argue that Meta is the most genius (yet evil) business in the world.
So, this photo is creating a lot of controversy.
Sharing a simple sociological idea that explains why some people are angry on this.
It has to do with the idea of “totem”.
Totems are all around us.
Religious symbols, idols, taabeez, books are all totems.
Diverse societies have different totems and they treat them with different degrees of respect.
Émile Durkheim, a super awesome sociologist, wrote that totems generate feelings of awe, inspiration, reverence, deep respect and even sacredness.
But here is a catch.
It is that sacred things are not necessarily religious.
They can be anything a society holds in high regard. From religious deities, symbols, rituals to books, principles, values or even a trophy 🏆
It is believed that higher the religiosity of a society, higher is the possibility of things becoming a “totem” and thus, “sacred”.
A sense of shared mania, reverence, desirability associated with the Cricket World Cup 🏆 is the reason it is seen as a “totem”, and sacred, and thus, this reaction 😊