Gyaan Masti

[Gyaan Masti @gmastee]

@dave_janak Gujarat police taking lessons from UP Police

[Gyaan Masti @gmastee]

@farman4x 28

[Gyaan Masti @gmastee]

@anandmahindra sir, nothing wrong in running good campaign educating "resposible driving" !!

[Roop Darak @RoopDarak]

Sarthak Mattoo, 34 years old, was mowed down by a speeding Mahindra Thar on Rajokri Flyover, leaving him dead and his family inconsolable…

The driver has been caught, 30 years old Apurva Singh, who was driving this Thar in a rash and brazen manner.

Yet another Thar, yet another life lost.

@nitin_gadkari ji, apart from focussing on petrol and ethanol, please conduct psychometric assessment of people who buy SUVs, especially Thar. There should be a special license for this so that others’ lives are saved 🙏🏻

[Gyaan Masti @gmastee]

@Vijay456V60026 Whitney and Botham

[Gyaan Masti @gmastee]

@nakulvibhor This is an unfair comparision... That fan was the child's world since it was born, it did not have any idea besides that view.... While the people in the movie hall did have a view besides what was on screen for 6 minutes....

Faaltu gyaan this is !!

[Maulik Thaker @MaulikNC360]

@rpraggnachess is the new Champion at Norway Chess Championship

Praggnanandhaa wins in full @SrBachchan style …. शेरखान आज मोहल्ला भी तुम्हारा है और वर्दी भी नहीं ….

Beats the Wolrd No 1 @MagnusCarlsen twice on his home turf ….

[Joy Bhattacharjya @joybhattacharj]

It's Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's birth anniversary. The creator of Sherlock Holmes was a keen cricketer whose only first class wicket was the great W G Grace and even wrote a story about a mystery bowler decades before Mendis and Narain.
Doyle's tale, "The Story of Spedegue's Dropper" first appeared in the Strand Magazine in 1928, and told of a mystery bowler who became the hero of an Ashes test match.
The story is still a great read!

[Gyaan Masti @gmastee]

This same story had happened earlier between Azhar and Ganguly against Pakistan and they had used similar tactic

[Signature of Cricket ! @BabajiSutar3]

1st Test vs New Zealand at Mohali in 1999, with Chris Cairns bowling some lethal reverse swing !

Both Sachin and Rahul Dravid were getting beaten repeatedly because they simply couldn’t spot the shine to read which way it would swing.

Sachin at the non-striker’s end came up with the some street-smart idea :

He would watch Cairns’ hand closely during the run-up to see which side of the ball was shiny.

Then he’d hold his bat in a specific hand to silently signal Dravid:

• Bat in left hand → outswinger coming (play accordingly).

• Bat in right hand → inswinger coming.

Also advised Dravid to stand a few inches outside his crease

If he wasn’t sure, he’d hold the bat in the middle as a no guarantee warning.

Dravid trusted the signal completely.

He stopped getting beaten, started smashing cover drives and on-drives for boundaries, and the pair suddenly looked in total control.

Cairns was left scratching his head ,he even tried cross-seam deliveries to confuse them, but the Indian duo had already decoded the trick.

As a result Tendulkar and Dravid capitalised on this system to stitch together a massive 229 run partnership for the third wicket.

[Gyaan Masti @gmastee]

One idiot writes an article about something and another dimwit clicks the pic and tweets here.....
Bhai why should brokers have stake in exchange ???

IPL teams dont own umpires ....

[Dr. Rakesh Bansal @iamrakeshbansal]

NSE Shock! Brokers’ Ownership Crashes to a 10-Year Low!
Brokers and their companies now hold just 35.6% stake in India’s biggest stock exchange – National Stock Exchange (NSE).
This is the lowest level in the last 10 years!
In 2019, they owned more than 53%.
Brokers are steadily reducing their ownership in the exchange.

[Exitnode_ @exitnode_]

🧵 Privacy Is NOT a Crime
BUT in many parts of the world, fundamental human rights are illegal.
Speech, press, dissent, owning a certain coin.

Tails isn’t just software.

It’s how people stay alive, free, and anonymous.

Here’s how to install it on a USB step by step. 👇🧵

[Gyaan Masti @gmastee]

@Stat_Cult Jitna ye map galat hai ootna hi ye analysis galat hai ...

[Gyaan Masti @gmastee]

Am I the only one who is deriving dark pleasure in watching @sardesairajdeep show today !!

[Parimal @Fintech03]

Before the world knew the power of Big Pharma, a journalist in a tiny lab in Bombay created a substance so potent it triggered a trade war with London. It was a yellow grease that did not just soothe headaches but funded a movement, bypassed British blockades, & became 1 of the few Indian products to make the Empire's own medicine look like scented water.

Unlike other brands started by chemists, Amrutanjan was founded by Kasinadhuni/Kasinathuni Nageswara Rao, a man who was primarily a journalist & a freedom fighter. In the late 1800s, the pain balm market in India was a British monopoly. If your head throbbed, you bought imported ointments. Rao saw this as a tax on pain. He retreated into a lab & perfected a formula that was significantly more potent than anything coming out of London.

The British tried to push their own balms like Vicks/early menthol rubs as sophisticated & odorless. They attempted to smear Amrutanjan as primitive because of its overpowering scent. Rao leaned into the scent. He realized that in a country where literacy was low, a brand could not just be a name, it had to be an experience.

He distributed free samples at music concerts (Sabhas) & religious festivals. By the time the British tried to patent the market for pain relief, the entire Indian public had already associated the smell of camphor & menthol with trust. The British balms felt alien & weak compared to the sensory explosion of the yellow tin.

The smell of Amrutanjan... that piercing, camphor-heavy aroma became the literal scent of the freedom struggle. If you walked into a room & it smelled of Amrutanjan, it was a silent signal: A patriot is present. It was a scent the British police could not arrest, yet it was everywhere.

The British had a Patent Medicine Tax that made imported drugs expensive. However, by classifying Amrutanjan as an Ayurvedic Proprietary Medicine, Rao managed to navigate a complex legal gray area. He essentially used the British legal system against itself. By proving his ingredients were ancient yet his manufacturing was modern, he avoided the crippling taxes that applied to purely Western drugs, while maintaining a price point (initially 10 annas) that made British imports look like daylight robbery Rao fought back not just in the market, but in the press. He used the profits from the balm to fund Andhra Patrika, 1 of the most influential anti-British newspapers.

The British were literally paying for their own downfall. Every time a British officer’s wife bought a jar of Amrutanjan for a migraine (because it worked better than the London balms), she was inadvertently funding the printing of revolutionary literature that called for the end of the Raj.

By the 1930s, this Indian yellow grease was being exported to Indian diaspora & locals in South Africa & Ceylon. It became a global symbol of Eastern Wisdom defeating Western Chemistry. It was 1 of those few occasions, an Indian OTC (Over the Counter) product achieved cult status internationally w/o a single pound of British investment.

In fact, the yellow tin became so iconic that it did not need a label in the villages. The color & the smell were the brand. It was a biological Swadeshi. While others were fighting with words, Rao was fighting with molecular relief.

[Gyaan Masti @gmastee]

@Sanatnimaneesh There is nothing Brahminvaad in it... she was Principal of the school, her conduct should be something what her students can emulate.... Parents leave their children in her custody with lot of trust and respect..... Ofcourse she deserved harsher treatment than normal

[Gyaan Masti @gmastee]

Now this chap is showing his true colors .... Bihari kinjagah Gujarati hotey to bhi ye hi hota since the accused was drunk , he did not have control over himself....
You are giving it Bigar color for your own narrative...
Once a leftist always a leftist !

[Ajeet Bharti @ajeetbharti]

दिल्ली पुलिस के स्पेशल सेल के पुलिसकर्मी ने दारू पी कर, सड़क के पार जन्मदिन पर उत्सव कर के, घर जाते बिहार के नवयुवकों से पहले बाता-बाती की, फिर सर्विस रिवॉल्वर निकाला, उन्हें बिहारी होने के कारण गालियाँ दी और छाती से बस कुछ इंच दूरी से गोली मारी, जो पहले व्यक्ति को चीरते हुए, दूसरे को लगी।

पहला व्यक्ति मर गया, दूसरा गंभीर स्थिति में है। बिहारी है, तो बिहारी होने मात्र के कारण पुलिस वाला उन्हें मार सकता है। दिल्ली पुलिस को कोई प्रशिक्षण आदि मिलता भी है या नहीं?

ये लोग चलते-फिरते घृणा से भरे बम हैं जो अपने पूर्वग्रह के कारण लोगों की हत्या कर रहे हैं। यह स्पष्ट रूप से एक हेट क्राइम है, जिस पर किसी नेता का वक्तव्य नहीं आया है।

बिहार के सांसद-विधायक मुँह में दही जमाए बैठे हैं कि भाजपा कार्यालय से व्हाट्सएप आए तो इस पर कुछ बोलेंगे। भाई नेता हो, तुम्हारा एक ही कार्य है: अपने क्षेत्र के लोगों का प्रतिनिधित्व। यदि वह भी नहीं हो रहा है तो तौलते रहो।

[Office Of Vijay Patel @VijayGajeraO]

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So the reach of this account is very low.

I need your support.

Har Har Mahadev🙏 Jay Hind🇮🇳

[Gyaan Masti @gmastee]

@sunilgurjar01 Source ???

[Gyaan Masti @gmastee]

@ShefVaidya @Lenskart_com You should have bought Lenskart shares and raised this question at Board meeting as well ..

[Shefali Vaidya. 🇮🇳 @ShefVaidya]

If you want to be inclusive, advertise like this! This is a brand from Pune selling 1 gm jewellery, and see how stunning and festive the model looks! Don’t give me emancipated fugly models like in the @Lenskart_com #Pongal ad! And yeah, don’t whine about ‘racism’.

[Office Of Vijay Patel @VijayGajeraO]

Hello @gopimaniar ben,
I can't believe you were once an ideal journalist for me.

Now your channel, Nirbhay News, has become a propaganda channel for AAP.

You are instigating and misleading people in the name of journalism.

You have fixed interviews with AAP candidates and caders, but you are presenting them as common people and giving your videos provocative titles.

This is the third time I have caught you red-handed.

But you and your channel have shamelessly continued to work for AAP in the name of journalism.

Now I doubt your entire career as a journalist.