@Wangchuk66 You are risking your life for herd of fools who weren't changed by Vivekananda, Buddha, Mahavir, Gandhi, Nehru, Ambedkar.. Go settle abroad. We don't deserve Good ppl like u. Just don't die.
"श्री���ाम मर्यादा पुरुषोत्तम है, कुछ नहीं बोलेंगे। लेकिन हनुमान आपके पूरे परिवार को..."
Karpatri Maharaj speaking on the Shri Ram Mandir trust fund misappropriation cursed the people involved in "chanda chori"
@AMIT_GUJJU Why don't you calculate and show your Gobar maths skill in calculating cost of buying MP/MLA . Ram mandir chori amount , mohan yadav land grab, ppr leak scam. Advertisement exp of modiji ,his makeup cost per session,But I understand u do what you r paid for...
"Jai Shree Ram zabardasti nahi bolenge. Pyaar se hazaar baar bolenge. Roti mudda hai sir". Wow, salute hai in bhai ko 🫡
This is what having a spine looks like.
Navika & Suniel must listen to him. Maybe, in time, they'll grow one too. Although, at this point, koi umeed hai nahi
@DivyaSoti@sandeep_PT India produced many voltaires contrary to the dismay n hope of Dr Ambedkar but post independence intellectuals failed to recognise also it never suited caste ldrs they will loose relevance. See how caste bigots were biased against #bharattiwari initially.
मोकामा से नेयरी तक: जिम कॉर्बेट की तलाश में
जिम कॉर्बेट को जानने की यात्रा में मैं मोकामा से अब केन्या पहुंच गया। लगभग 78 साल पहले जिस इंसान ने भारी मन से हिंदुस्तान छोड़ा था उसकी कब्र आज भी अफ्रीका की पहाड़ियों में चुपचाप भारत की याद समेटे हुए है।
नैरोबी से 120 किलोमीटर उत्तर, नेयरी शहर के सेंट पीटर्स चर्च कब्रिस्तान में खड़े होकर लगा, कॉर्बेट केवल शिकारी नहीं थे—जंगल, जानवर और इंसान के रिश्ते का ताना बाना भी समझते थे।
1947 में भारत छोड़ने के बाद जिम कॉर्बेट अपनी बहन मैगी के साथ मुंबई से मोंबासा पहुंचे थे।
फिर केन्या की राजधानी नैरोबी से लगभग 120 किलोमीटर दूर नेयरी शहर में बस गए। उन्होंने वहीं एक छोटा-सा घर खरीदा और अपनी जिंदगी के आखिरी आठ साल नेयरी की पहाड़ियों और जंगलों के बीच बिताए।
��ेरे लिए नैरोबी से नेयरी तक का सफर भी किसी पुराने यात्रा-वृत्तांत सा था। सोमालिया की ओर जाती सड़क, सवाना के घास के मैदान, कॉफी के बागान, दूर चमकती माउंट केन्या की बर्फीली चोटियां और बीच-बीच में बारिश की हल्की फुहारें। रास्ते भर मन में एक ही सवाल था--जिस व्यक्ति ने कुमाऊँ को दुनिया के नक्शे पर रखा, वो आख़िर भारत छोड़कर क्यों चला गया?
उनके भारत छोड़ कर चले जाने की वजहों पर मतभेद हैं, लेकिन माना जात��� है, विभाजन के बाद का माहौल, बढ़ती उम्र और स्वास्थ्य संबंधी कारणों ने उन्हें केन्या जाने के लिए मजबूर किया।
उसकी कब्र पर पहुंचकर लगा, उनका शरीर भले केन्या में दफ्न है, आत्मा अब भी नैनीताल की तराइयों, कालाढूंगी के जंगलों और मोकामा की रेल पटरियों के आसप��स भटक रही होगी।
मन में आया, कब्र की मुट्ठी भर मिट्टी उठा लूं, कुछ नैनीताल और थोड़ी सी मिटटी मोकामा की हवाओं में बिखेर दूं। क्या पता, फिर कोई कॉर्बेट जन्म ले—नाम से नहीं, कर्म से; जो जल, जंगल, जमीन और वन्यजीवन की उतनी ही शिद्दत से परवाह करे।
कब्र पर उकेरी गई तारीख़ों के बीच मुझे इतिहास नहीं, एक भावुक विदाई दिखाई दी। शायद कॉर्बेट भारत छोड़ गए थे, लेकिन भारत कभी उनके भीतर से नहीं गया।
नेयरी की ठंडी हवा में खड़े होकर लगा, जैसे कुमाऊँ का कोई बूढ़ा देवदार अब भी उन्हें पुकार रहा हो। कुछ लोग मरते नहीं, वे अपने काम और यादों में बस एक भूगोल से दूसरे भूगोल में चले जाते हैं।
जिम कॉर्बेट की कब्र पर खड़े होकर आखिरकार यही समझ आया—महान लोगों की मातृभूमि केवल वो जगह नहीं होती जहाँ वो पैदा लेते हैं , बल्कि वो सारे भूगोल होते हैं जिन���हें वे अपने कर्मों से छू जाते हैं। नैनीताल, मोकामा और नेयरी—कॉर्बेट आज भी इन तीनों जगहों के बीच कहीं जीवित हैं।
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#Travelogue #KenyaDiaries
#Nyeri #Nainital
#Mokama
The Emperor Has No Clothes: Why the AI Infrastructure Buildout Math Doesn't Work
I have to give IBM CEO Arvind Krishna credit. He's saying what many of us in this industry have been thinking but haven't been willing to say out loud. The math just doesn't add up.
Here's what I'm seeing that's deeply troubling. We're in the middle of another mass hallucination. Just like the dot-com bubble, just like blockchain, just like the metaverse — everyone is convinced that building massive data centers will automatically create massive wealth.
But here's the thing about building infrastructure. You actually have to sell what's inside it.
Let's talk numbers. The planned data center buildout over the next 5-10 years is staggering. We're talking about commitments in the hundreds of gigawatts globally. The capital expenditure commitments are in the trillions. Yet when you look at the actual demand signals, not the projections, not the potential, but the actual consumption patterns, there's a massive gap. These AI companies are betting everything on demand that simply doesn't exist at the scale they're planning for.
Let me be direct. AI services are expensive. Enterprise adoption is slow. Consumer AI is still finding its footing. And the compute requirements being promised by the hyperscalers require a level of demand that would represent a fundamental shift in how businesses consume technology. That's a big ask.
I've seen this pattern before. The overbuilding. The belief that if you build it, they will come. The groupthink that turns critical analysis into heresy. The result is always the same. Companies are going to touch the stove. We're going to see massive write-downs. We're going to see pivots, shutdowns, and strategic reviews. We're going to see companies that spent years and billions trying to be the AI infrastructure leader become case studies in how not to read a market.
The IBM CEO is right. The math doesn't work. And unlike 1999, we don't have the excuse of we didn't know. We know exactly what's happening. We just don't want to believe it because the alternative, being a skeptic while everyone else is piling in, feels like career suicide. It's not. The ones who survive the next decade will be the ones who built for reality, not fantasy.
Wake up. The emperor has no clothes.
As reported by Futurism, Krishna laid out striking calculations: a 1 gigawatt data center costs roughly $80 billion today. If one company commits 20-30 gigawatts, that's $1.5 trillion in capital expenditure. The total commitments across the industry for chasing AGI are approximately 100 gigawatts, equaling $8 trillion. To break even, you'd need $800 billion in profit just to cover the interest. That's not investment. That's hoping.
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Why is Modi “great” according to Trump? In an interview with Axios, Trump appears to answer that question himself. Playing to a domestic audience, he boasts about forcing India to the negotiating table and extracting concessions:
“Modi’s a great leader. And we do a lot of business with them [India], but now we do fair business. They used to really rip us off. I don’t blame them for that. You know, we had stupid politicians that allowed that to happen. But now we do a lot of business. They’re not that happy about it because they used to do a lot better. So Modi’s great.”
Viewed through Trump’s own telling, Modi’s greatness appears to derive from his purported willingness to accept terms that Trump portrays as a victory for the U.S.
That is often the hidden cost of Trump’s praise. When he flatters foreign leaders, it is usually to underscore not their triumphs but his own.
@amitkilhor I increasingly started believing u r another BJP clown disguised as intellectual and influencer. Some traits of RSS /BJP. 1. Abuse openly 2. Steal another work and content shamelessly.