And finally it's out! My third book! Two years of research, writing, and travels. One story of a Titan of India's industry and of Champaklal Choksey, one of four original founding members. The Rise of Asian Paints: Champaklal Choksey, a Doyen of the Indian Paints industry. On Amazon and across bookstores.
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Dhurandhar 12 when it's revealed that Hamza was an FII fund manager in USA who purposely kept on selling Sensex Nifty in 2026 so ordinary Indians could keep buying in SIP and make so much money in 2047 that we become developed nation and Rs1=$100.
Living in Indian cities is a universally crap experience: pollution, noise, traffic, water logging in monsoons, zero walkability, arbitrary road obstructions and palpable lack of civic sense. There is literally no Indian city that doesnt suffer from almost all of these
What goes up, must come down. Markets just being markets. Small/mid-cap shot up, saw inflows. The trade is getting reversed now. Time to check your allocation between large/smids.
2014-2026. The rise of very rich and extremely rich. Now you know why wealth managers are in such hot demand despite two+years of zero Nifty returns. From @MarcellusInvest
@VishalBhargava5 Haha oh come on sir. These Infra Bros also need to earn a living 😂 they bully anyone and everyone here questioning Mumbai as best city on planet.
The startling renaissance of reading, from the shop floor up. And this is the USA. Despite AI, social media, short attention spans, etc there is a “renaissance of reading”. India, let’s ignore this. What say?
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‘Podcast' is a portmanteau of ‘iPod’ and ‘broadcast.’
Let’s break it down.
The word ‘cast’ comes from the Old Norse word ‘kasta,’ meaning to “throw.”
When people would throw seeds over a broad area, it was called ‘broadcasting.’
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Important update: Plz save the numbers.
With recurring technical glitches affecting the 101 emergency helpline operated through MTNL, the Mumbai Fire Brigade has introduced five alternative mobile numbers.
BMC announced the additional numbers on Wednesday. Citizens can call 9076333101, 9076333102, 9076333103, 9076333104 or 9076333105 to seek assistance during fires, building collapses, road accidents, tree falls, drowning incidents and other emergencies.