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Techie. Inclined Right to the Center. Tweets personal views. RTs ≠ Endorsement

[Office Of Vijay Patel @VijayGajeraO]

Hello @PMOIndia @HMOIndia

There is an NGO called Aashray Foundation.

They have registered themselves for child-related work, but they were diverting their funds toward the political protest at Jantar Mantar.

I request you to look into this, @blsanthosh

[Abhijit Iyer-Mitra @Iyervval]

Yes she is my friend. And you’re the jihadi that put her in the crosshairs for literally quoting the Sahi Al Bukhari. Unless you’re claiming that book is “hate speech”.

[Rahul Shivshankar @RShivshankar]

LOOK WHO IS "PREACHING".
A U.S. Congressman who never fails to emphasise America's Christian Nationhood has a problem with an Indian proposed amendment bill that will secure India's Hindu civilizational roots!

[Srinivas Karlapudi 🇮🇳 @skarlapudi]

my hometown, Bapatla, used to have ~5km wide forest cover from coast line ( Suryalanka beach ). Now its almost gone. There are many places like Bapatla along 1000km coast line of Andhra Pradesh.

Thank you @APDeputyCMO for taking up the project of 'Great green wall of Andhra Pradesh' and pursuing & implementing it agressively to restore the lost mangrooves and forest cover.

@PawanKalyan garu is not a regular politican, but a typical example of leader with true intent and iron-will. We need more politicians like that, but its impossible for any normal person with honesty, integrity and will to become a politician due to impossible-to-crack the entry barriers like corruption, money, caste lines.

[Office Of Vijay Patel @VijayGajeraO]

It's all about FCRA!

[Anand Ranganathan @ARanganathan72]

In this country a man is thrown in jail for abusing the friend of a chief minister but not for abusing the faith of a prime minister.

[Anamika 💊🩺 @TheRubric_Medic]

Whoever created this image deserves the Bharat Ratna, and Amith Malviya deserves immediate sacking.

[Eminent Intellectual @total_woke_]

Such useful numbers guys. Follow @indianmatrix for this stellar effort!

[The Hawk Eye @thehawkeyex]

Good journalism/interview is asking difficult questions without showing your biased, emotion, frustration and without expressing your displeasure with court verdict.

This👇🏼is example of third rated bad journalism. A failed attempt to utter provocation. Disappointing @ndtv !

[Andhra Community @AndhraCommunity]

🚨 Raheja Corp’s major mixed-use development in Visakhapatnam moves forward with ToR approval!

Spread across 27 acres, the proposed project will include:

🏢 4 IT/ITeS towers with 2.5 million sq. ft. of workspace
🏙️ 5 residential towers comprising around 900 apartments

Another significant boost to Vizag’s IT, commercial and residential growth.

#Visakhapatnam #Vizag #AndhraPradesh #ITInfrastructure #RealEstate #InvestInAP

[Abhijit Iyer-Mitra @Iyervval]

This raises more doubts not just about his basic English comprehension, but also his basic logical comprehension: confusing transparency on funding with “having a problem with education”. Clearly nepotism/cronyism at play with the admission process here.

[Rubika Liyaquat @RubikaLiyaquat]

Waah what a selective faith in Democracy !

Now, no more ‘vote chori’? The EVMs and the Election Commission seem to have redeemed themselves overnight. #JustAsking

[Parimal @Fintech03]

Ask 100 Indians what Borosil makes & 99 will tell you about the microwave safe glass bowl sitting in their kitchen cabinet.

They have no idea that the same company quietly engineered a high precision materials breakthrough that powers global cleantech supply chains :))

In 2010, long before "Atmanirbhar Bharat" became a mainstream tech narrative, India imported 100% of its solar glass, primarily from China. Solar glass is not standard window glass. It requires extremely low iron content so light passes straight through to the PV cells w/o reflecting away precious energy.

The Kheruka family decided to solve a fundamental physics problem in materials science: How do you make solar glass thinner w/o making it fragile?

Standard solar panels used heavy 3.2mm / 4mm tempered glass. The extra weight limited roof loads, complicated logistics & raised production costs.

Borosil’s R&D team spent yrs perfecting chemical formulations & precision thermal tempering processes at their plant in Bharuch, Gujarat.

The result?

They engineered & commercialized the world’s 1st 2mm fully tempered solar glass.

Why this matters for engineering.....

- Thin glass normally shatters under high heat / thermal shock. Achieving full structural temper on a 2mm sheet meant the glass could survive extreme weather, hail impacts & high winds while cutting module weight by 30%+.

- Lower thickness means less light absorption within the glass matrix itself, boosting overall solar cell efficiency.

- They eliminated toxic antimony from their glass formulation, creating a 100% recyclable solar glass, a feat European manufacturers took yrs to replicate.

Beyond clean energy, if you walk into any premier research lab across India, from CSIR institutions to university chemistry departments, the volumetric flasks, beakers & distillation setups lining the benches bear the iconic Borosil stamp.

Standard glass expands & contracts unpredictably when heated, ruining precise fluid measurements. Borosil’s low-expansion borosilicate 3.3 formulation withstands rapid thermal shifts up to 300°C w/o cracking, providing the baseline accuracy Indian scientists have relied on for decades to run core chemical & biological experiments.

While the consumer brand built a household name on kitchen durability, the underlying mastery of high-purity silica, thermal dynamics & thin-film glass tempering turned a domestic glassware maker into a global solar materials innovator.

Remember, the glass sitting on your dinner table comes from the exact same chemical DNA that powers the clean energy transition.

[Lokesh Nara @naralokesh]

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#PsychoFekuJagan
#UttarandhraKalalakuRekkalu
#BhogapuramAirport
#AlluriSitaramaRajuAirport

[Office Of Vijay Patel @VijayGajeraO]

Tata is a patriotic company!

[Mohandas Pai @TVMohandasPai]

Great transformation in India Thanks PM @narendraModi ⁦@nsitharaman⁩ ⁦@RBIsays⁩ @nandannilekani

[Prasanna Viswanathan @prasannavishy]

Rayalaseema transformation in to industrial hotspot.
A region once synonymous with drought and economic stagnation is steadily emerging as a manufacturing powerhouse.

Lot of credit goes to Chandrababu Naidu's vision. Particularly his success in attracting Kia Motors, which became the catalyst and triggered a wave of industrial investments.

Today, the region hosts Kia Motors (Anantapur), JSW Steel (Kadapa), DRDO's Advanced Medium Combat Aircraft integration & flight-testing facilities (Puttaparthi), Bharat Forge's defence energetics plant (Madakasira), HFCL's ammunition manufacturing unit (Anantapur), Royal Enfield (near Tirupati), Dalmia Bharat and Zuari cement plants, ultra-mega solar parks in Kadapa , and the proposed Space City near Sriharikota. via @Thehindu

[Ram Gopal Varma @RGVzoomin]

A BUNCH OF COCKROACHES or SHEEP?

I strongly wish to bring the below to the notice of @NarendraModi ,@NandanNilekani , #cockroachJanataParty and the #StudentsOfIndia
Nothing is perfect and every decision will have its pros and cons ..Am hoping that my below observations will atleast start a fierce debate

While the biggest CEOs on the planet are shouting hoarse that most entry level jobs will soon vanish, here we are busy celebrating NEET protests not realising that we are trying to heal a system which is already on the ventilator taking it’s last breath

A I has rewritten the rules of learning and the need of the hour is to replace Institutional education with Customised education
Not a board , but a student should decide the length of his professional course 4 yr , 3 yr whatever , whether b tech , medicine or any , as per his/her own personal intelligence and working capacity.
Some minds absorb in six months what others cannot even in four years o. Then why force both into the same prison of a fixed course?
An examination should happen the day the student declares readiness, not when the calendar of the university decides.
If a student wishes to specialise in steel structures, the system should facilitate the A I to mathematically and scientifically process the knowledge genuinely required for that field and not force the student through unrelated academic baggage , only to blindly follow a decades ago designed syllabus
Students should be allowed to take any A I tools they want into their exam halls and they should be only tested for how fast and how creatively they can use A I
Here could be the revolutionary advantages
1. A massive reduction in both time and cost of education. Parents stop bleeding money and Students stop wasting the best years of their lives.
2. An exponential jump in the quality of learning because every student now has a personal AI tutor that never sleeps, never gets tired, and adapts to any speed he wants
3. Unlimited choice ,not just of subjects, but of teachers, of methods, of pace, of depth.
4. For the first time the system aids the student instead of the student being crushed to fit the system.
5. A poor youngster in a small town can have the same opportunity as a rich student attending a expensive private college .
We don’t need reform.
We need a revolution because we are standing at a threshold where A I can finally liberate education from the slave model of the past that treated every student as an identical product in an assembly line , or in other words as a BUNCH OF SHEEP

[Abhijit Iyer-Mitra @Iyervval]

Why we should go back to bullock carts.

[Lokesh Nara @naralokesh]

Our turnaround of Andhra Pradesh’s renewable energy sector has been nothing short of remarkable.

After the previous government recklessly cancelled Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) and presided over years of stagnation in renewable capacity addition, we have restored investor confidence and put Andhra Pradesh back on the growth path.

Today, AP is one of India’s fastest-growing renewable energy destinations. This renewed momentum belongs to every investor, entrepreneur and worker who believed in our vision.

We are just getting started, and I invite industry leaders from across the world to partner with us as we build India’s clean energy future.

#ChooseSpeedChooseAP