A significant stride in India’s space sector…
The successful LVM3-M6 launch, placing the heaviest satellite ever launched from Indian soil, the spacecraft of USA, BlueBird Block-2, into its intended orbit, marks a proud milestone in India’s space journey.
It strengthens India’s heavy-lift launch capability and reinforces our growing role in the global commercial launch market.
This is also reflective of our efforts towards an Aatmanirbhar Bharat. Congratulations to our hardworking space scientists and engineers.
India continues to soar higher in the world of space!
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Lenskart Drama -
These days, Twitter ( X ) is full of this strange herd mentality.
Someone just writes once that Lenskart IPO is expensive…
and suddenly everyone starts repeating the same thing -
“Overvalued, bad IPO, don’t apply.”
Looks like people don’t have their own brain.
Yes, I also agree Lenskart’s valuation is high.
If you don’t like it, avoid the IPO.
No one is forcing you to apply.
But look at the joke here -
People whose net worth isn’t even ₹7 Crore are casually insulting Peyush Bansal, who has built a ₹70,000+ Crore company.
Meaning — a company 1000 times bigger than their entire portfolio.
And still they act overconfident. Ridiculous.
And the funniest part ?
These same “experts” sold Lenskart shares in the unlisted market at ₹500 – ₹520 just to make ₹5 brokerage — where there was valuation concern back then ?
Back then Lenskart’s valuation was already ₹90,000+ Crore, but they didn’t dare mention that.
Now suddenly after the IPO announcement, everyone has turned into Warren Buffett.
And those retail folks who just apply ₹15,000 in IPOs after looking at GMP —
are now roaming around like valuation professors.
Hypocrisy is next level comedy.
Also understand this — shouting on Twitter won’t change anything.
The people launching this IPO know exactly how to get it subscribed.
Even if retail doesn’t apply, QIBs alone will fully subscribe it.
If you really want change, then demand this -
“An IPO should not be considered subscribed unless the Retail portion is at least 90% subscribed.”
But no, who will ask for a real system change ?
Everyone is busy insulting founders and Indian companies on Twitter.
That’s why the world says -
> “Indians are experts at pulling their own people down.”
Don’t like the IPO? Don’t apply.
Simple.
Drama and defamation won’t change anything.
#Lenskart #IPOAlert
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