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[Puneet @lecturr]

@aviralbhat So if anyone want to be part of the investment, is there any amount to become a shareholder and how?

[Nicholas Fabiano, MD @NTFabiano]

Watching short-form videos deactivates key brain regions for cognitive control.

Your “stop” button goes offline.

[Vikas Vij @TheClubJunto]

Cockroaches: Be Satyagrahis, Don’t Defend

(a) Arguing is a trap, regardless of which side you take. It cancels the truth of suicides, justice, reforms (b) Study how Satyagraha defeated FIRs, Police Batons, Judiciary, Press Control, Jail.

Search Your Purpose

a. The oldest move in the power chessboard is to distort the news cycle. The narrative has changed because the CJP keeps answering, defending, counter-charging.

b. You argue because you are worried the public will get misled by the opponent’s psychological manipulation. Public is never a fool. Don’t try to convince them.

c. The only one you are answerable to is your own conscience. Stop talking. Listen to your inner voice, find your true purpose, and be guided by it.

Those Who Forget History

Satyagrahis accepted jail, harassment of family members, and confiscation of property as the basic minimum cost that must be paid when you take on a power drunk regime.

a. On May 4, 1930, a day before his arrest for breaking the Salt Law, Mahatma Gandhi wrote a Letter to Lord Irwin:

“According to the science of Satyagraha, the greater the repression and lawlessness on part of authority, the greater should be the suffering desired by its victims. Success is the certain result of this extreme suffering, voluntarily undergone.”

b. After tens of thousands of nationwide arrests of Salt Satyagrahis, on the morning of May 21, 1930 began one of the most daring events in the history of the freedom campaign.

Nightingale of India Sarojini Naidu gave an impassioned speech to 2,500 Satyagrahis on the Dharasana Salt Works:

“India’s prestige is in your hands. You must not use any violence under any circumstances. You will be beaten, but you must not resist. You must not even raise a hand to ward off blows.”

c. Negley Farson of Chicago Daily News asked V.J. Patel (brother of Vallabh Bhai Patel): “What is your plan of action?”

V.J. Patel: “I am going to make you beat me so outrageously that after a while you will begin to feel ashamed of yourself. Even your own family will be horrified at you.”

d. Negley Farson’s eyewitness account: As the volunteers marched forward in columns, scores of native police rushed upon them and rained blows on their heads with steel-shod lathis. They went down like ten-pins.

e. From where I (Negley Farson) stood, I heard the sickening whacks of the clubs on unprotected skulls. The waiting crowd of watchers groaned. In two or three minutes, the ground was quilted with bodies. Great patches of blood widened on their white clothes.

f. There were not enough stretchers to carry off the wounded. The leaders went up and down, frantically pleading with crowds to remember Gandhi’s instructions.

g. Superintendent Robinson of Surat posted 25 rifle-men ready to fire. He came to me and said: “You’d better move out of the line of shooting. We may be forced to open fire into the crowd.”

h. Finally, the police became enraged by the non-resistance. They began savagely kicking even the seated men in the abdomen and testicles. Hour after hour, stretcher-bearers carried back a stream of inert, bleeding bodies.

i. By eleven the heat reached 116 in the shade. I went back to the Satyagraha Camp (turned into a temporary hospital) to examine the wounded.

I counted 320 injured, many still insensible with fractured skulls. The raid was resumed that evening, and it was reported from London that 400 more volunteers were injured.

The plan was to beat each fallen Satyagrahi with as much enthusiasm as if it were some poisonous reptile and not an actual human being.

EPILOGUE:

Despite British government’s best attempts to censor press telegrams, eyewitness accounts of American journalists such as Webb Miller and Negley Farson brought unprecedented international attention to India’s cause.

Gandhi was in jail, and not giving media bytes. Yet, he appeared on front pages of newspapers worldwide. TIME named him its “Man of the Year” for 1930. His one pinch of salt rocked the foundations of a 200-year old colonial empire.

SOURCE:

“This book reports facts and nothing but facts.” – Albert Einstein, Princeton, 1953 (This was the first line of the Foreword written by Einstein for this book titled “Gandhi Wields the Weapon of Moral Power” by Gene Sharp.)

Free PDF is available here: https://t.co/hyVvteRjBA

[Puneet @lecturr]

Happy Guru Purnima 🙏

[Puneet @lecturr]

Must read.

[Aviral Bhatnagar @aviralbhat]

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[TheLiverDoc™ @theliverdoc]

Good morning! Just got to know this!

1/2 A whole government Ministry is unleashed on me - because I speak against unscientific practices and primitive traditional healthcare that can harm, I communicate scientific information for public and patients alike.

This was an official memo released during the Ministry of Ayush meeting on 12-6-2026 fully dedicated towards shutting down my social media presence.

Imagine - the people in this meeting were eating biscuits and drinking tea, paid for by the citizens of the country - to decide how to gag and shutdown a citizen doctor who educates people on medical science via social media.

Yesterday, my Instagram account was briefly hacked, but I got back control and removed unauthorized access within an hour.

The Article 51A(h) of the Indian Constitution outlines the fundamental duty of every citizen to develop a "scientific temper, humanism, and the spirit of inquiry and reform". Added during the 42nd Amendment in 1976, this non-justiciable directive promotes logical reasoning, critical thinking, and rationality.

The Ayush system is not scientific, it kills scientific temper, it does not promote the spirit of inquiry, it lacks logical reasoning, has the deadest version of critical thinking and none of its products and practices are rational.

The only thing that needs to be shut down, is an unscientific body like Ayush that goes against the Indian Constitution and wastes public tax money... and not me.

Also, please look closely at the person at the end, who is copied to, by the Ministry. His name is Vaidya K P Manikandan and he is the owner and founder of CNS Ayurveda Hospital, where children are treated for chronic conditions such as severe mental health disorders, autism and epilepsy (please see an official release from the hospital in the next post). One such victim of his was saved by my team (we reported it: https://t.co/eXeWt2n6N7) and he put a criminal defamation case against me and the authors (for publishing a scientific peer reviewed paper!) which was later "stayed" by the High Court of Kerala.

This has nothing to do with service to patients, but everything to do with protecting the business of alternative medicine (especially Ayurveda). These low life complaintants should be ashamed.

[Puneet @lecturr]

@IndiaNewGen @ActusDei How to invest in those etf?

[Puneet @lecturr]

Yeah, Do you remember when you joined X? I do! #MyXAnniversary

[Michael Strong @flowidealism]

If your child becomes a reader, about 80% of the education job is already done. That's my honest assessment after working in education for over thirty years. Everything else is secondary. Most parents think science education is important. Yes it is. But if you can't read the biology textbook, you're not going to learn biology.

Reading is the meta-skill that enables all other skills. History requires reading. Science requires reading. Even math increasingly requires reading as it becomes more sophisticated. The child who reads voraciously will figure out everything else. The child who doesn't will struggle with everything.

[Puneet @lecturr]

One of the practice to get best result is to have focus on only one task then move to next.

[Daily Loud @DailyLoud]

Focus vs Multitasking

[Y Combinator @ycombinator]

Paul Graham on how to figure out what to work on: https://t.co/Htxm294IR8

[Emre Kosmaz @emrekosmaz]

It only took 14 years… but it’s finally here 😊

Meet NexPhone — a smartphone built to run Android, launch Linux (Debian) on demand, and dual-boot Windows 11. My 14-year founder story: https://t.co/uWxLLnroj3

If you want to support what we’re building, a repost helps a lot.

[Paul Graham @paulg]

Walking is really good for you compared to other forms of exercise. And you don't have to do all that much to get most of the benefit. (via @EricTopol)

[Akashvani आकाशवाणी @AkashvaniAIR]

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[Puneet @lecturr]

@GyanTherapy @harshdeep_khan Education channel (equal to gate engineering exam) estimated earning for 10 lakh views for majority of Indian views

[Naval @naval]

“Software is eating the world, and now AI is eating software.”

https://t.co/bqvzUEEkqG

[Ignis Rex @Ignis_Rex]

India’s Missing Middle: A Society Without Values Cannot Create Prosperity

India’s absence from the global middle-class map is not a statistical anomaly—it is the logical consequence of a society that has never been built on principles, values, or institutions that sustain prosperity.

Bloomberg’s recent analysis rightly points out India’s fading presence in the global middle-income bracket. But the deeper truth is this: India is not merely unequal; it is structurally incapable of producing a middle class.

A Hollow Growth Story

For decades, India has been celebrated as “the next big market.” Economists and investors have projected a rising consumer base, a demographic dividend, and a vibrant democracy. Yet the reality is starkly different. India’s economy is polarized between a tiny elite and a vast underclass. The so-called middle class is a mirage—fragile, precarious, and dependent on patronage rather than merit.

Unlike China, which built factories, infrastructure, and disciplined institutions to lift hundreds of millions into middle-income status, India has relied on slogans, subsidies, and rent-seeking. The result is an economy where luxury malls flourish for the elite, while the majority struggle for subsistence. There is no broad-based demand, no stable middle-income consumer, and no genuine ladder of upward mobility.

Why Inequality Is Entrenched

India’s inequality is not simply economic—it is cultural and institutional.
- Caste and tribalism: Social hierarchies remain rigid. Meritocracy is suffocated by caste privilege, nepotism, and political favoritism.
- Corruption as culture: Rules are bent, contracts ignored, and corruption normalized. In India, dishonesty is not an exception—it is the operating principle.
- Absence of civic values: Societies that sustain a middle class are built on trust, accountability, and respect for law. India has none of these. Institutions are hollow, enforcement is arbitrary, and opportunism is the only ethic.
- Protectionistic policy that punish foreign manufacturers and brands for being successful in the Indian market and dare to compete successfully against local heroes. India normally used tax and custom procedures to harrass these foreign companies.

Why is value and principle important for a society? Without values, inequality becomes entrenched. Without principles, institutions collapse into corruption. And without institutions, there can be no middle class.

The Mirage of Democracy

India’s defenders point to its democracy as a safeguard. But democracy without values is merely populism. Elections are won through caste arithmetic, handouts, and manipulation. Policy is reactive, incoherent, and designed to appease factions rather than build institutions. The middle class, which in other societies acts as a stabilizing force, is too weak to play that role in India. Instead, politics amplifies division and entrenches inequality.

Global Implications

India’s failure to build a middle class has consequences beyond its borders.
- Economic fragility: Without a strong middle-income base, India’s growth story is unsustainable. Domestic demand will remain polarized, vulnerable to shocks, and incapable of driving global markets.
- Geopolitical weakness: India cannot credibly claim to rival China when it lacks the social and economic foundation of a middle class.
- Investor caution: For global capital, India offers opportunities at the top and bottom of the pyramid—but the broad consumer market that sustains long-term investment is missing.

Conclusion

India’s missing middle is not a temporary setback—it is the inevitable outcome of a society that has never embraced values of fairness, merit, or accountability. Until India confronts its cultural and institutional dysfunction, it will remain a deeply unequal society, incapable of producing prosperity for the majority of its people.

The world must stop indulging the fantasy of India as a rising middle-class power. The reality is harsher: India is a society without principle, and therefore without a future middle class.

https://t.co/kF2wsK8hIJ

[TheLiverDoc™ @theliverdoc]

Remember, out of all liver toxic herbals used in Ayurvedic formulations, Tinospora species are the most toxic to the liver. Tinospora cordifolia (Giloy or Gudduchi) or Tinospora crispa (shown below, Gulancha or Gulbel) are commonly used as immune boosters, or for diabetes. The herb below caused severe hepatitis and jaundice in a middle aged man which responded to short course of steroids and he recovered. In all cases of acute hepatitis and jaundice, ask a detailed history of not only prescription drugs, but also alternative medicines which must also include use of traditional herbs which patients may not disclose, believing they are natural and safe. Snake bites and lightning strikes are also natural.

[रावण @raavan_india]

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