Chandrasekhar

[Chandrasekhar @dcs99]

@it_unprofession Why is this so true

[Chandrasekhar @dcs99]

@eurofounder Some people have everything and still keep complaining

Your friend should have be deported immediately to USA

[Chandrasekhar @dcs99]

@LegacySiu Eto

[Chandrasekhar @dcs99]

@DailyAFC

[Chandrasekhar @dcs99]

@BaluGorade i20.. no question

[Rajesh Yabaji @YABAJI]

ORR (Bellandur) has been our “office + home” for the last 9 years. But it’s now very-very hard to continue here. 💔

We have decided to move out.

Background:
- Average commute for my colleagues shot up to 1.5+ hrs (one way)
- Roads full of potholes & dust, coupled with lowest intent to get them rectified
- Didn’t see any of this changing in the next 5 years

[Ziptrrip @info_ziptrrip]

👵 Old way:
“Beta, main airline ko call karti hoon.”

⚡ New way:
Ziptrrip. Book. Approve. Report. Nap.

#NoMoreAuntieStress #CorporateTravel2025
#corporatetravelmanagement #businesstravelmanagement #corporatetravelservices #travelmanagementsolutions

[Ziptrrip @info_ziptrrip]

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[Ziptrrip @info_ziptrrip]

This is not your full-time job. So let us handle it.

#TravelChaosNoMore #ZiptrripToTheRescue
#CorporateTravelManagement #BusinessTravelManagement #CorporateTravelServices #TravelManagementSolutions #CorporateTravelCompaniesInIndia #CorporateTravelCompaniesInMumbai

[Ziptrrip @info_ziptrrip]

From sharing earphones during a layover to fighting over window seats,
From carrying all the luggage to battling for lounge access—
Some travel buddies are basically siblings.

Happy Raksha Bandhan to the ones who make every trip a little crazier and a lot more memorable 💙✈️

[K-Circle Quiz Club @KCircleQuizzing]

🧵Thread of the Quizmaster's Choice questions from the K-Circle Weekly Quiz by David Dalavai on 14th June. The best from a great quiz!

#quiz #trivia #brainteaser #knowledge #kcircle

Answers at end of 🧵. Question 1/5:

[Chandrasekhar @dcs99]

@ManUtd Havish D

[Ziptrrip @info_ziptrrip]

🚨 Ziptrrip has officially landed in Anand! 🚨
Our newest base is now live in the heart of Gujarat 💙
Here’s to smoother travel, smarter bookings, and being closer to you than ever.📍23rd June, 2025 — Let’s go, Anand!
#Ziptrrip #HelloAnand #NewOfficeVibes #CorporateTravelMadeEasy

[Chandrasekhar @dcs99]

@_Ashwatthama_ @DKShivakumar @ChristinMP_ No hope till the metro comes up unfortunately 😕

[Ziptrrip @info_ziptrrip]

🚀 Ziptrrip at iNFHRA Corporate Excellence Conference & Awards 2025

We are thrilled to have participated in the 2nd Edition of the iNFHRA Corporate Excellence Conference & Awards 2025!

#Ziptrrip #iNFHRA2025 #CorporateExcellence #Leadership #BengaluruConference #Innovation

[TATA.ev @Tataev]

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[Calvin and Hobbes Fan Account @Calvinn_Hobbes]

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[Ziptrrip @info_ziptrrip]

✈️ Air India’s New Travel Policy
🔄 From April 1, 2025: All staff, including top management, will fly economy on domestic routes.
💺 Upgrades: Only if premium seats remain unsold 50 minutes before takeoff.

#AirIndia #CorporateTravel #TravelPolicy #SmartTravel #Ziptrrip

[TheLiverDoc™ @theliverdoc]

Yesterday, my account was hacked for a while and strangely, my most viral tweet was deleted. So here it is, updated for 2025 for science and health-illiterates.

To summarize:

1. One whole egg with yolk a day does not increase blood cholesterol

2. Green tea does not help you lose weight

3. Jaggery, honey or sugarcane are not healthier than white sugar

4. There is no "healthy alcohol"

5. Ashwagandha does not reduce stress or help you sleep

6. Shilajit is a resinous piece of rock that does not benefit male sexual health

7. Turmeric in milk does not get beneficially absorbed in body and is lost in stool

8. You can consume fruits anytime during day or night

9. Sugarless black coffee at least 3 cups is good for fatty liver disease

10. Apple cider vinegar is good for only trapping fruit flies

11. Eight glasses of water a day is a myth

12. Pure whey protein supplementation to target recommended higher protein intake is safe for liver and kidneys

13. Magnesium supplements don't help you sleep

14. Anti-ageing is a myth

15. Herbalife products are the most common cause of liver injuries globally in the context of herbal and dietary supplements induced liver damage

16. Just because you lost weight by whatever means does not make you a "health coach."

17. Consumption of dairy along with fruits is perfectly fine

18. Yoga does not help you lose weight

19. Multivitamin a day does not improve health or prevent diseases in general. It can however, increase the risk of multiple cancers

20. Biotin does not help in hair growth or increase length of hair

21. Here are some liver supplements that you are wasting time and money on - Milk thistle, TUDCA and S-adenosyl methionine (SAMe)

22. The liver detoxes you, you don't detox the liver

23. Do not insult the kidneys by drinking yours or others urine, thinking urine therapy is going to help you live longer

24. Your favourite celebrity is always wrong about healthcare. Do not take medical advice from a pretty looking heroine or macho looking hero.

25. Virat Kohli and Cristiano Ronaldo do not drink Herbalife shakes. They just pose with it, for money

26. BluePrint is Bryan Johnson's online supplements scam

27. Covid vaccines ended the pandemic

28. Ayurveda is a pseudoscience. So is Homeopathy, Siddha, Unani, Naturopathy, Reiki, and Acupuncture.

29. Homeopathy is mostly alcohol, sometimes sugar. Other times cockroach parts.

30. You personal experience is not scientific evidence.

[Devina Mehra @devinamehra]

This story of Rahul Yadav scamming investors multiple times and raising money for every new venture of his came across my timeline.

It took me back over 30 years when I used to be a credit analyst at Citibank. Let me explain the connection.

I was attending a training course on credit and in the MBA style tradition it was a series of case studies of the same company. So it started with Citibank providing some financing facilities to a company which then went through some ups and downs. Then by case number three, there was some additional financing to be provided to this company to tide over some problems.

And the assignment given was, "What are the covenants or the conditions that should be put on the new loan?" I said I would not lend any more money to this company because it wasn't going to come back.

The instructor argued that the assignment was about covenants but I stood my ground so he said, "Okay you make a presentation on why you will not lend to the company" - which I did.

The premise was simple: as with all lenders and borrowers, there are two elements to a borrower repaying the money: one is the ability to repay and the other is the willingness to repay.

I was very clear that this entity had no intention to repay. In real life too, that is exactly how it panned out. Citibank did give it additional money with all sorts of conditions but both the old loan and the new financing were never repaid - the net result was only throwing good money after bad.

It is the same thing with this Rahul Yadav. Yes you can fail as an entrepreneur and get funding but that should be when the mistakes were of strategy or execution, and where you have presumably learned some lessons from the failure.

In this case in https://t.co/S6gLcY1vc3 itself it was very clear that the problem was one of integrity and lack of values - that is the part that never changes!

In his next two avatars also he did the same thing of blowing up company money by for example working out of a suite at a luxury hotel even while the company had a full-fledged office, siphoning money off to related companies and so on.

I am aghast that any professional venture capitalist would continue to fund someone like him.

Of course the second level question is whether again in the case of the venture capitalist the problem of doing this sort of senseless funding is one of competence (ie not judging the quality of the venture and the entrepreneur) or is it one of integrity - meaning the considerations to fund were something other than an objective view of the proposed venture.

It is not that Rahul Yadav is the only one. In many cases from Byju's to Bharat Pe, the huge gaping holes in corporate governance are/were visible a mile away to even outsiders. It appears unbelievable that investors who had invested millions of dollars and at times even billion plus in these ventures had no idea what was going on.

The best part is that many founders not only buy super fancy homes & cars but even start their family offices much before a formal exit. A huge red flag!

It appears that a pattern of related party transactions, where a network of friends and family act as suppliers to the venture funded company, is also rampant.