LaxmiNarayan1593

TraderInvestor in the Stock markets.

[RVCJ Media @RVCJ_FB]

Daar ka mahol hain 😰😵‍💫 https://t.co/3uG2uJd8yO

[LaxmiNarayan1593 @laxnar2911]

@ThetaVegaCap @grok how much of this is factually correct?

[LaxmiNarayan1593 @laxnar2911]

@KreatelyMedia @uttarakhandcops @RudraprayagPol Till the time, rich influential top brass of Hindus won't unite and plan to counter the enemies, paani sir ke upar se hi jaayega aur sab doobenge. It shall be nice if @KreatelyMedia handlers start uniting the top brass.

[LaxmiNarayan1593 @laxnar2911]

@Incognito_qfs Men shame women
Women shame men,

And then we call ourselves educated.

[LaxmiNarayan1593 @laxnar2911]

@ZerodhaVarsity Something about the HOW would have been better.

[Muthukrishnan Dhandapani @dmuthuk]

Legends like Einstein and many other scientists say everything is determined. Quantum physics says things happen randomly. Believers say it is all God's will. Too many things have to fall in place even for a simple thing to happen. Be it laws of science, randomness or God's will, our freewill seems to take a back seat. Even Stephen Hawking says everything is determined but we may never know what is determined.

Things happen as they have to happen. It can be due to laws of science or randomness or God's will. It is a fact we all have sense of freewill. We act according to what our mind makes us do.

My view of the world is things happen as they have to happen. We have no control over outcomes. Equally true is we can act according what our mind considers appropriate.

Latest developments in neuroscience says even our thoughts happen on their own and we don't choose our thoughts. But our strong sense of freewill makes it appear so. We seems to have less or no control.

So this is a deterministic world. Since none of us know what is determined, act based on what you consider appropriate. Accepting determinism is accepting uncertainty. Accepting uncertainty is the best cure for anxiety.

[THE SKIN DOCTOR @theskindoctor13]

Happy Birthday, Lalu Yadav, the visionary who never got due credit for transforming Bihar :

1. He kept Bihar's air clean by driving away industries.

2. He didn’t create jobs in Bihar, thus giving people the chance to migrate, explore life, meet others from different languages, cultures, and beliefs, and thereby promoted unity in diversity.

3. He didn’t develop roads, forcing people to drive slowly and avoid accidents. He didn’t provide power supply, saving people from huge electricity bills. He didn’t improve public transport, encouraging people to walk or cycle and stay fit.

4. He promoted personal hygiene by urging people to shave their armpit hair, with the iconic slogan: “Bhura baal saaf karo.”

5. He opposed the Macaulay-style English education system forced upon us by neglecting govt schools. By allowing mass cheating, he promoted true equality for all.

6. He was a flagbearer of women empowerment. He even made a woman the CM of Bihar. Only haters will say it was because he was going to jail and wanted to keep the CM chair within the family, so he handed it to his wife.

7. While govts around the world are destroying jungles for development, Lalu ji established Jungle Raj right within the state.

8. He cared deeply for animals, so much so that he arranged crores worth of fodder for them, whether they existed or not. Who else thinks about imaginary cows?

9. He promoted family values by treating politics as a joint family venture, distributing tickets like Diwali gifts and ensuring everyone had a seat at the table, preferably in the Assembly.

10. He protected Bihar from the harmful effects of globalization by ensuring the state stayed stuck in the 1970s.

History will be kind to Lalu ji.

[EngiNerd. @mainbhiengineer]

One day your Landlord will call you and tell you to increase rent by 50% or leave and you've a pregnant wife or unwell parents at home. That day you will realise that having own home to stay is much more valuable than SIP and CAGR calculation on excel sheet.

[LaxmiNarayan1593 @laxnar2911]

@MumbaichaDon @Bijay_reborn @mieknathshinde In bharat, we the educated ones are just trying to climb up the economic ladder of "class". And have left politics to the less meritorious ones. That's why gestures like this are rare from leaders.

It's time the educated meritorious ones started participating in politics.

[Panda Heart🐼🖤 @_vy_sh_navi]

I'm her voice 🥹 ❤️

[The Hawk Eye @thehawkeyex]

Now the great legal drama will go in courts where RCB Owners and some big shots will be defended by Sibals and all. Rest of the story can be picked from any past high profile story. At end of the day, its all about Power and Money. Your life doesn't matter.

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[Abhijit Chokshi | Investors का दोस्त @stockifiabhijit]

Buy low and sell high is not the only strategy to make money.

Wealth is also made by buying high and selling higher, a strategy ignored by most investors.

[THE SKIN DOCTOR @theskindoctor13]

In India, following these few survival skills could cut your chances of dying randomly by half :

Don't go to crowded places.

Follow defensive driving. Don't stare, abuse (even with closed glass), or argue with aggressors on the road.

Anticipate stray/pet dogs at any spot. Don't leave your kids out of sight.

Don't walk or drive under electrical wires, especially look for them in the streets before you enter.

Be a socio-political critic, but try not to hurt the ego of any politician, babu, cop, or religious fanatic personally.

Learn 8–10 common phrases of the local language in language-sensitive states if you are planning to stay there for long, or just carry a skull cap.

Anticipate open sewers and manholes, especially on roads you are not familiar with.

Don't stand under giant billboards or flyovers, especially during rains.

Try not to go out at night. If you have to, don't go alone. Especially women of your family, don't care if someone calls you a misogynist.

Avoid nightclubs where Scorpio/Thar-wale urban dehatis are allowed.

Avoid eating out as much as you can, especially street food.

Health insurance is almost a fraud, govt hospitals are in bad shape, and private ones are too costly. So better stay in shape and avoid frequent hospital visits. Run, exercise, eat healthy.

[Mohit Sharma @Mohitsharma202]

You WILL Become a Profitable Trader in 2025.

[Rakesh Krishnan Simha @ByRakeshSimha]

Not Gandhi, not non violence, but it was the Naval Mutiny of 1946 that made the British pack up and leave India.

Sanjeev Sanyal: "When the sailors mutinied and took control of 78 Indian Navy ships, the British ordered the Maratha Regiment to fire at them, but they saw that the Maratha soldiers were firing without pointing. The British realised the entire Indian military was about to revolt. They knew they had to quit."

[Lalit Jain @lalit86]

@aakankshalovely Retail can never learn or win with the psychology of the victim. Nowadays most trades are done by algo. You will find these algo everywhere. so better try to find
Why how and what of these moves.

[The Jaipur Dialogues @JaipurDialogues]

When the RCB team reaches Banglore, Kannadigas should accept the trophy only if players can speak Kannada language.

How can they celebrate a trophy won by Hindi belt players?🤔

[Learner Vivek Bajaj @vivbajaj]

If people trust their money with the young influencers who have not seen a single major market fall in their life, I will be disappointed.

More disappointed with regulator who is keeping blindfolded about their illegal marketing and we older men just smiling.

[LaxmiNarayan1593 @laxnar2911]

@KreatelyMedia @OpIndia_com @rishibagree @JaipurDialogues @PrashantRaj0man @PoornimaNimo @BattaKashmiri

[LaxmiNarayan1593 @laxnar2911]

All my right wing sanatan x handles have done a great job in awakening the community in general. I would really appreciate, if the stake holders can create an over arching organisation which actually does work on ground. Be it an illegal structure or a defamation post

[LaxmiNarayan1593 @laxnar2911]

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@PoornimaNimo

[LaxmiNarayan1593 @laxnar2911]

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