If a corporator thinks it’s okay to beat up a doctor, then the next time there’s a pothole in a road in his area, is it okay to beat him?
Asking for several friends
@INCIndia Everyone is corrupt. What a country this is. Be it BJP or congress, be it local or regional, the entire political system is ridden with mites.
We may have profound ideological differences with her, and I firmly believe her husband became Chief Minister through Vote Chori. But reducing a woman to her clothes, mocking her appearance, or viewing her through a vulgar and objectifying lens reflects a deeply regressive mindset.
Every individual has the fundamental right to choose what they wear and where they wear it. Political disagreement is one thing; policing a woman's clothing or passing cheap moral judgments is something else entirely.
Criticize ideas, actions, and policies if you must—but judging a woman based on her attire is not criticism; it is prejudice, insecurity, and intellectual bankruptcy.
@MadhavSheth1 stop pushing your fake patriotism to fool Indians and make a shit load of money. The copied phones are as fake as they can be #aiplusphones
@CommanMan777589 A closed-minded person like you likely holds such views. For you, sex is taboo, and most men in India fall into this category. It’s not surprising. Illiteracy is disguised as culture. 😀
Thread On @Akshat_World and a pattern worth noticing:
1. I've been watching @Akshat_World's content shift dramatically over the past year. Let me lay out what I see and you decide.
2. First, the timeline: He moved a significant portion of his portfolio away from Indian markets. Shortly after? His content about India turned sharply negative. Coincidence? Maybe. But let's look at the pattern.
3. "Indian Financial System Designed to Keep You Poor?" "Why I Left India." "None of the governments care, citizens are brainwashed."
Every headline is engineered for outrage. But where's the equivalent content on US debt levels, Trump-era economic volatility, or the markets he currently holds?
4. This is a known playbook: Move your money. Then move your audience's sentiment. Then sell them courses, calls, or paid subscriptions on your new picks.
It's not analysis. It's marketing with a patriotism-shaped hole in it.
5. The "guru" model is simple: Post dramatic numbers about your own gains. Build distrust in everything else. Position yourself as the only reliable guide. Charge for access.
Ask yourself — if his stock picks were printing money, why is the course the product?
6. Criticism of India's systems is fair and necessary. But selective outrage — amplifying every Indian flaw while staying silent on his preferred markets — isn't criticism. It's a sales funnel.
7. You're free to follow whoever you want. Just know what you're buying — and whether it's advice, or an audience being herded toward someone's portfolio.
Do your own research. Always. 🙏
Politicians kids get elite education abroad
Meanwhile taxpayers kids are struggling with UGC laws, reservation policies, high cut-offs, high fee and limited seats in universities.
This is nothing but full-blown hypocrisy.
@Nithin0dha That’s why I was never able to get into Zerodha, despite loving the concept and product purchase methods. #wio bank in #uae. If you can think a seamless way of transacting, that should be the goal. Else why even consider the Indian market given the depreciation of the rupee?
@BJP4India Saying against others doesn’t hide your failures. It’s typical. When asked why the taxes are high, the response is why the moon is beautiful. Come on. You can do better.
I don't know whether you remember.
I was one among the first to repeatedly raise to government existence of both STT and long term capital gains are terribly unfair for investors. This goes against the commitment given in the parliament that STT was introduced only in lieu of capital gains tax.
More than domestic investors, this hurts FIIs more. Adding salt to the injury, long term capital gains were further increased in 2024.
I would have posted dozens of tweets in this regard tagging both Prime Minister and Finance Minister.
As always, BJP IT cell started personally attacking me that I don't want to pay taxes. How many ever times I explained the logic, that many times or more I was personally ridiculed.
For many reasons including our government apathy, FIIs are only net sellers for last many years. In parliament, we ridiculed FIIs stating that retail investors are good enough for us and FIIs are exiting a great market called India.
I pointed out how even countries like Singapore and other developed nations give importance to FII money. BJP trolls said FIIs are losing opportunity to make money out of the greatest market in the world.
Even if we are greatest, this arrogance is unwarranted. Arrogance would ensure we don't remain great.
Now we are trying to see how to conserve forex by avoiding destination weddings, foreign vacations and so on.
The elephant in the room is billions of dollars flowing out of the country every month due to FII selling. Instead of trying to address that major issue, we are focusing on overseas trips by a small percentage of Indians. Misplaced priorities.
Our finance minister still do not the feel the need to call FIIs for an open meeting and address their tax issues and other concerns.
We are absolutely tone deaf.