Mrinal chawla

Bureaucrat| Indian Audit & Accounts Service (IA&AS)| Faculty at the 'Art Of Living'| Views are personal

[Mrinal chawla @chawlamrinal]

CAG's Report on the National Pension Scheme (NPS) by my team. Various issues since the inception of NPS are discussed in the report such as Replacement rate, Assured returns, Legacy contribution etc. Full report link
https://t.co/K2PSXAadGL

#CAG #Audit #Report #NPS #PFRDA #DFS

[Narendra Modi @narendramodi]

This afternoon, took part in the 45th anniversary celebrations of Art of Living and also inaugurated the Dhyan Mandir. My compliments to all those associated with Art of Living for their rich service to society, which is clearly reflected in their various initiatives.

@ArtofLiving

@Gurudev

[Narendra Modi @narendramodi]

A landmark step towards accelerating India’s industrial growth!

The Union Cabinet has approved Bharat Audyogik Vikas Yojna (BHAVYA). This will enable the development of 100 plug-and-play industrial parks, boosting manufacturing, investment and jobs across the nation. The scheme will significantly enhance Ease of Doing Business through streamlined approvals and single-window systems. It will boost logistics and services sectors too.

https://t.co/zB0fVgt9FF

[Department of Chemicals & Petrochemicals @dcpcindia]

The Department of Chemicals & Petrochemicals (DCPC) organised AIPMA Job-Fair Season 2026 in collaboration with the All India Plastics Manufacturers Association (AIPMA) and with the support of the Central Institute of Petrochemicals Engineering & Technology (CIPET) on 04 February 2026 at India Habitat Centre, New Delhi.The inaugural ceremony was graced by Ms. Nivedita Shukla Verma, Secretary, DCPC, as the Chief Guest. Further, Shri. Deepak Mishra, Joint Secretary, (Petrochemicals), DCPC, Prof. (Dr.) Shishir Sinha, Director General,CIPET, and Ms. Mercy Epao, Joint Secretary, Ministry of MSME and industry representatives were also present.

The Job Fair highlighted the employment potential of the plastics industry, emphasised the importance of skilling and upskilling, and showcased AIPMA’s role in strengthening industry–academia collaboration.

[Jyotiraditya M. Scindia @JM_Scindia]

Swadeshi innovation at 16,000 ft🇮🇳

In Arunachal’s Kameng sector, the Indian Army’s Gajraj/4 Corps has engineered an indigenous high-altitude monorail system that carries 300+ kg per trip, ensuring vital supplies and even casualty evacuation when helicopters can’t reach.

A testament to Bharat’s homegrown ingenuity strengthening our logistics and readiness in the harsh high Himalayas.

Jai Hind!

[Department of Chemicals & Petrochemicals @dcpcindia]

Officials of the Department of Chemicals and Petrochemicals (DCPC) actively participated in the Vigilance Awareness Week 2025 by taking the Vigilance Awareness Pledge. The pledge ceremony emphasized the importance of integrity, transparency, and ethical conduct in public service.

#VigilanceAwarenessWeek2025
#IntegrityPledge
#DCPC
#PromotingIntegrity
#CorruptionFreeIndia
#GoodGovernance
#Transparency
#Accountability
#EthicalGovernance
#VigilantIndia

[Department of Chemicals & Petrochemicals @dcpcindia]

As part of the #SwachhataHiSeva campaign under the theme “Ek Din, Ek Ghanta, Ek Saath”, the Department of Chemicals & Petrochemicals (DCPC) organised a Shramdaan activity with Institute of Pesticide Formulation Technology (IPFT) near police station, Udyog vihar, Sundahera, Gurgaon reaffirming the vision of #SwachhBharat.

The activity witnessed wholehearted participation from senior officials of DCPC, the Director of IPFT, along with officials and staff of both DCPC and IPFT. All participants enthusiastically took part in the Shramdaan activity.

[Department of Chemicals & Petrochemicals @dcpcindia]

As part of the Swachhta Pakhwada Ms. Nivedita Shukla Verma, Secretary, DCPC, presented tokens of appreciation to the DCPC office staff during Swachhata Pakhwada .Tokens of appreciation were also presented by the DCPC administration to Shri Deepak Mishra, Joint Secretary (Petrochemical), Shri Mrinal Chawla, DS (PC), and Shri Ganga Kumar, Dy. DG (S&M, Hindi & Coordination).
Plants were presented for greener office space and clean air, alongside track suits for the housekeeping and sanitation staff.

[INS India @INS_India_IN]

As part of the 60-day Psychological Health Programme, weekly Spiritual workshops are being held in batches for naval personnel and families.
With guided Sudarshan Kriya, these sessions help in:
🧠 Stress & Anger Management,
😴 Sleep Disorders,
😟 Anxiety & Fear,
💭 Emotional Stability & Mental Clarity.
A holistic step toward psychological well-being. 🙏

#MentalHealth #SudarshanKriya #SpiritualWellness #IndianNavy #WellnessProgram #EmotionalWellbeing

[Gurudev Sri Sri Ravi Shankar @Gurudev]

One should not forget that a position exists to serve but one can serve without a position as well!

[Narendra Modi @narendramodi]

Warm wishes to all civil servants on Civil Services Day. Their commitment and hard work in serving our nation are deeply appreciated. They play a pivotal role in furthering governance and public welfare. They are also at the forefront of implementing policies, overcoming challenges and driving social change. Best wishes to all civil servants for their coming endeavours.

[Gurudev Sri Sri Ravi Shankar @Gurudev]

The confusion in choices lies between better and best, not between good and bad. Whatever we choose, there seems to be something better. Use intuition to make your choices, and once chosen, accept it and move forward.

[Khurshed (Bawa) @khurshed]

You're not too busy for self-care.

Feeling overworked? It’s a sign that you NEED to prioritize your wellbeing—not an excuse to neglect it.

Burnout isn’t a badge of honor—it's a symptom of unhealthy habits. Busy can't be an excuse. Wellness IS productive work.

[Gurudev Sri Sri Ravi Shankar @Gurudev]

Stop seeking attention from everyone. Focus on doing good work from your heart. When the time is right, you'll get the attention you deserve. This is how you move from duality to oneness.

[Muthukrishnan Dhandapani @dmuthuk]

It is a matter of understanding

Our investments can be classified broadly into two categories

1)     Lending
2)     Owning

If you go and deposit Rs.10 lakhs in SBI, from your perspective, it is a safe investment. You are right. What you consider as a ‘deposit’ is actually lending money to SBI. The bank in turn lends the money to many others; the difference in interest spread (what it pays you and what it receives from the borrower) being its income.

If you buy Rs.10 lakhs worth of shares of SBI, you become its (part) owner. You share the profits or loss of the bank in proportion to the shares owned.

As a lender, you are assured of fixed interest. As an owner, no such fixed interest exists; but you tend to make more money than the fixed interest if the bank performs well.

When you invest in small savings; you are actually lending to Government of India. Of course there is no option to own the government.

We are comfortable in lending to businesses but not owning them. Isn’t it paradoxical? We would lend to someone only when we are confident about repaying capacity. Repaying capability comes from economic performance. When we are sure of the economic performance and lend, then why we hesitate to own?

If Tata Motors comes with a debenture paying 10%p.a tomorrow, I’m sure it would be over subscribed and not everyone may get allotment. Look at this way. If Tata Motors is willing to borrow from you at 10%, then Tatas should be confident of earning much more than 10% from their business. Would we not be making more wealth by owning Tata Motors than lending to it?

Though we are an entrepreneurial nation (may be forced, because of lack of employment opportunities!), we are more comfortable in lending to a business then owning it.

When we understand equity investments as part ownership of businesses and not a mere stock ticker in the bottom of the TV screen, whose price changes every minute, that is the essential and most important thing in investing.

You may think what I’m saying above is very basic. You’re absolutely correct. The more I interact with people; I find that there is lot of confusion on basics.

It is a matter of understanding.

(I wrote this in 2011)

[Mrinal chawla @chawlamrinal]

@Flipkart @flipkartsupport how much time you guys need to process a return/refund request? More than a week already..!! I see similar tweets by other customers. Pathetic service. @FlipkartStories @WorkAtFlipkart #flipkartscam #flipkartsupport

[Mrinal chawla @chawlamrinal]

Thoughtful!

[Muthukrishnan Dhandapani @dmuthuk]

Live well, give well and leave the rest to children. The only purpose of getting rich should not be passing on wealth to the next generation.

[SAI20 South Africa 2025 @SAI20org]

In his opening address, CAG highlighted the crucial role, SAIs have to play in the audit of #BlueEconomy and #ResponsibleAI to ensure good governance, transparency and accountability and to optimise their positive impact on humankind.

#SAI20 #CAGofIndia #G20India #G20Presidency

[SAI20 South Africa 2025 @SAI20org]

The SAI20 Summit is just around the corner!

Just 7 days to go for the #SAI20Summit (Second Meet of SAI20 India 2023), which will take place in the beautiful city of Panaji, Goa! 🌊🏝️

Save the dates: 12th to 14th June!

[SAI20 South Africa 2025 @SAI20org]

Join us at the Second Official Meet of SAI20 - The SAI20 Summit 2023 will offer deeper insights into this year's themes - #BlueEconomy and #ResponsibleAI

#SAI20 #G20 #G20Presidency #CAGofIndia #Goa

[Mrinal chawla @chawlamrinal]

@Swiggy @SwiggyCares @SwiggyInstamart Pathetic service of Swiggy instamart. Most of the times store is closed and otherwise essential like milk, paneer etc are missing. Raised with customer care multiple times. Regret buying your One membership👎#swiggy