Jai_Shree_Shyam

Practising CA

[Arun K. Yadav @Arun73326698]

अमिताभ बच्चन : श्रेया घोषाल जी आप सोनू निगम के किसी गाने को गाइए

श्रेया घोषाल : ओह्ह 😮

अमिताभ बच्चन : सोनू जी आप श्रेया जी के गाने को गाइए

श्रेया घोषाल : मुझे इनके सारे गाने पसंद हैं ♥️

सोनू निगम : Okey Sir 🙏

अमिताभ बच्चन : आज कला का जबर्दस्त प्रदर्शन होगा 🤠

SONY TV 🥰

[Nibir Deka @nibirdeka]

Understanding the Hate Towards Assam: The UP of the Northeast

Assam is sometimes called the Uttar Pradesh of the Northeast. Rarely as a compliment.

The stereotypes given in Meghalaya are familiar. Assamese tourists come to the hills, stop their cars beside a beautiful viewpoint, eat Maggi and leave the packet behind. Sometimes the anger is deserved. I have seen our own aunties behave as if every flower in Ward's Lake is part of a government horticulture scheme meant specifically for them.

But then there is the other side.

An AS-numbered car misses a signal somewhere around Dhankheti, and suddenly the driver is a Dakhar. One bad indicator and several Galis are invoked.

There is a reason this mistrust exists.

During the Hill State movement, Assam was seen as the dominant state, and for legitimate historical reasons. Questions of language, administration and cultural imposition created resentment among the hill communities. Meghalaya itself emerged from that history.

But history has an interesting habit. The circumstances change faster than the politics built around them.

Today, there is hardly any Assamese expansion happening inside Meghalaya. The average Assamese isn't waking up in Guwahati dreaming about buying a plot in Police Bazar. Yet in parts of the political imagination, the old Assamese aggressor remains alive and well due to a lack of new political imagination.

And that is where history slowly becomes stereotype.

We saw the contradiction again recently. A protest concerning recruitment and transparency, a domestic Meghalaya issue involving the KSU, somehow ended with vehicles bearing Assam registration numbers being targeted.

That distinction is important. The KSU does not represent every Khasi. The Khasi community does not represent all of Meghalaya.

But outrage doesn't enjoy nuance. So Assam retaliates. Block the road. Stop the vehicles. Teach them a lesson. Half the homestays in Shillong get cancellations.

Revenge served? Not quite.

Because somewhere near Khanapara, an Assamese cab driver is now sitting inside his vehicle, calculating his EMI. His livelihood depends on taking tourists from Guwahati to Shillong every day.

You thought you were punishing Meghalaya. Your rhetoric also punished the Assam cab-walla.

And indiscriminate retaliation doesn't stop to ask whether the person inside an ML-number vehicle is Khasi either. He could be Garo. He could be Jaintia. He could have absolutely nothing to do with whatever happened in Shillong.

This is the great comedy and tragedy of the Northeast.

We spend enormous amounts of energy proving how different we are, only to discover during every blockade that our economies are hopelessly dependent on each other.

Shillong needs tourists arriving through Assam. Assamese cab drivers need Shillong. Meghalaya needs roads through Assam. Assam needs Meghalaya's markets, people and tourism economy.

Our students cross these borders. Our businesses cross them. Our friendships cross them. Our romances occasionally cross them too. (Except that Jaintia baddie who never called me back)

Some disputes deserve anger. Assam is absolutely right to be angry. But collective punishment is intellectual laziness.

An Assamese littering in Shillong doesn't represent Assam. A Khasi vandalising a car doesn't represent Meghalaya. And neither side becomes safer by converting a number plate into an ethnicity.

Conclusion – The Northeast is a contradiction until you accept we are all connected and that none of us can exist without each other.

And one personal disclosure before somebody inevitably questions which side I am on. My work as a journalist has taken me across the length and breadth of this region. I was born in Assam, but when I report on conflicts between its people, I cannot afford to see everything through one particular lens.

[Jai_Shree_Shyam @i_am_ab]

@choga_don Is he danish sait aka mr nags from rcb

[RedboxGlobal India @REDBOXINDIA]

Unimech Aerospace And Manufacturing: Guidance - - Concall Update

• Unimech expects Q2 FY27 to be stronger with higher revenue and robust EBITDA margins, contributing to meaningful overall growth for FY27.

• Consolidated gross margins are projected to be a sustainable 65% for FY27, with EBITDA margins around 34-35%.

• Hobel Bellows is expected to contribute higher revenue in coming quarters, with full three-month consolidation in Q2 FY27.

• Working capital days could gradually increase to over 160 days by year-end due to new long-cycle aerospace programs.

• Additional capacity investment is being advanced earlier than planned, and the Saudi joint venture's capital expenditure will proceed as scheduled, doubling the gross block by FY27 end.

[Gabbar @GabbbarSingh]

People ask me what’s success. I think the definition of success is this.

If you have reached a level where even a little effort & time of yours, can make a huge difference to someone's life, then you have succeeded. This multiplier is the magnitude of your success.

1 phone call, 1 signature, 1 piece of advice, donating 0.001% of your income. If one of these changes someone’s life, you are successful.

[RedboxGlobal India @REDBOXINDIA]

#BreakingNews #StockMarket #ShareMarket #IndianStockMarket #StockNews #MarketNews #LT #LarsenAndToubro #Infrastructure #MegaContract #OrderWin #BusinessNews #MarketUpdate #Investing #Investors #Stocks #NSE #BSE #IndiaBusiness #Economy #Trading #Trader #Finance #Investment #CapitalMarkets #MarketAlert #RedboxGlobal #RedboxGlobalIndia #NewsAlert #Breaking

[Jai_Shree_Shyam @i_am_ab]

@TheIranianzg3z @vbomkara This is fake post

[Jai_Shree_Shyam @i_am_ab]

@REDBOXINDIA Will oswal pumps resilt be on similar lines

[Jai_Shree_Shyam @i_am_ab]

@Ravisutanjani Such projects have now come up in tier 2 cities too

[DANTE @Dante30eth]

Christopher Nolan on why he barely uses a smartphone.

Nolan: “I don’t have a smartphone. I have a flip phone.”

He explains he deliberately avoids smart devices to protect his thinking time and focus.

Nolan: “The danger is you just fill every single moment with something. I like having time where I’m not stimulated by a device. I think it’s important for thinking.”

The man who makes 3-hour mind-bending movies chooses to stay disconnected on purpose.

Absolute legend behavior.
Save this.

[Gabbar @GabbbarSingh]

Started watching Satluj. In the first 15 mins, there is a scene where Diljit goes to a police station to file a missing report. The police guy looks at the pic and says “It’s the mother of that Aatankwadi (terrorist)”

Diljit replies: “Maa to Maa hoti hai, Bhale hi Khaarku ki ho”

Kharku is a term which means a fearless fighter, something which the Khalistanis forced local media to call them. If someone resisted they were threatened or eliminated. A protagonist using a term, which is compliant with terrorists shows where the sympathies of this film lies. Laughable how people are batting for it.

[Keh Ke Peheno @coolfunnytshirt]

A superb Tamil short film on "Samosa"!😁👌
(Specially for those who have OCD with hygiene and branded outlets!)

[aboyob bhuyan @aboyobbhuyan]

Every time, there is an unemployment question, there is a protest.

Every time there is a question about investment, there is a protest.

The pseudo-intellectuals of Assam want the youth to be on the streets, not working or excelling.

The Japanese Prime Minister’s visit was not a ‘fun tour’. It was an investment visit. She was supposed to come with 60+ top CEOs to invest in the Northeast.

Japan is a major world economy. For them to look at Assam and THINK of investment itself was a big deal.

Prime Minister Modi chose Assam & Northeast instead of Delhi to decentralise opportunities & investment.

If you open a comment section about the cancellation news, you will see some enjoying and celebrating.

Absolutely sad state of affairs. What we lost today will be known in times to come.

Shame.

[Aditya Raj Kaul @AdityaRajKaul]

Global social media is on fire in support of Meloni after her remarks against US President Donald Trump in a video. Especially so many X Posts from Italy which is rare.

[Jai_Shree_Shyam @i_am_ab]

@jammypants4 Baadshah
It was promoted as an action movie but turned out to be an action comedy

[Prashant Nair @_prashantnair]

A Macro Breather For India !

All this holds only if the deal is, in fact, the real deal.

10 points.

1. India imports around 5m barrels of crude oil per day
2. Oil prices were $70 before war started late February
3. At a $100, India was spending $150m more per day
4. Annually, India would spent $55 billion more
5. Every $10 rise in oil = 0.5% negative terms of trade
6. At $100, India's current A/C deficit = 2-2.5% of GDP

7. Some have (rightly) argued that India's energy intensity has fallen.. So these numbers are not all exactly true. So basically, higher oil prices may not translate into a proportionate increase in India’s oil import bill.

8. And to that above point, interestingly, India posted a current account surplus of $7 billion in Q1 CY-26 vs expectations of a deficit !

9. With some $50-$60 billion bnof additional capital inflows from the RBI’s measures - we should now expect India to record a neat BoP surplus.

10. The pressure on the Rupee should ease off ! Will we see big appreciation ? I don't think so.. any USD inflows will perhaps be absorbed by the RBI towards rebuilding FX reserves & unwinding the short forward book..

What else ?

#Nifty #BankNifty #IranWar‌ #Trump #Israel #OilPrices #Rupee #RBI #India #Modi

[Jai_Shree_Shyam @i_am_ab]

@divya_sharmaMD So oil how much hours before shampoo
Also any cream also to apply??

[Jai_Shree_Shyam @i_am_ab]

@divya_sharmaMD Also any specific hair oil

[Jai_Shree_Shyam @i_am_ab]

@divya_sharmaMD Doc namaste
Is there any cream also to apply on the scalp acnes
I am using ketokem shampoo exactly as u are advising

Thanks