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[malolan💞 @malolan82]

Tamil Nadu has a long way to go in tapping offshore wind energy - my views cited in The Hindu https://t.co/irc0nVmSUT

[Ankit Jakhar @Jakhar_ankit_]

Never thought I’d see the day where Chinese industrial circles are doom-posting about India being their “Stalingrad.”

> Since 2018, India’s solar component manufacturing has exploded with a 17-fold increase.

> By leveraging the PLI scheme and slamming the door shut with 40% customs duties (BCD), India has effectively decapitated China’s export dominance.

> China’s top solar giants - firms that once operated as an unstoppable global cartel - are now reporting deep losses in the billions.

> This is a "Reverse-Uno" happening here. Originally, Germany pioneered solar tech. China "acquired" that tech through cheap labour, ignored IPR, and reverse-engineered its way to a monopoly, driving German icons like Q-Cells into bankruptcy.

> China stole the revolution from Europe. They thought they were the final boss.

> But India played the game better. We imported their machinery, localised the expertise, and then built a protectionist moat that Chinese firms can’t cross.

We used China’s own playbook to dismantle them.

[Lt Col Sushil Singh Sheoran, Veteran @SushilS27538625]

I am neither a communist nor an ultra socialist, but an apartment in Gurugram, which has third-world civic amenities, is being sold for Rs 271 crore. There is something extremely wrong with India. It is surprising that where you are taxed for an income of more than 12 lakh, starting at 4 lakh. 80 crore people are given free food. As soon as you earn 50 lakh, the tax slab goes up disproportionately, and the excessive cess takes charge. The income distribution is very uneven, and worst of all, there seems to be a particular class that gets special treatment—middle class, taxed as if it recalls French taxation before the revolution. There is something fundamentally wrong with India's economy. I was astounded to see technical professionals living in PGs in Gurugram or Bengaluru, enduring inhumane conditions because renting a flat is beyond their capacity, earning up to 1.5 lakh. There is something wrong. I wish someone could explain it to me.

[Muji Singh Rangi @mujifren]

Never thought this day would come:

Chinese Netizens complaining about 17 fold increase in Indian Solar Component manufacturing since 2018 and how it is driving top Chinese Solar companies into deep losses

"Chinese Photovoltaic fortress has been breached from within by India"

"India is our Stalingrad for Solar Manufacturing" (World War 2 reference when German Army was trapped by Russians in city of Stalingrad)

[malolan💞 @malolan82]

@adamr_1776 Congratulations on becoming a renter to the bank, to the local government and congratulations on paying interest upfront and advanced congratulations when you get a hair cut during the IT cycle waning!

[ಕ್ರುಶಿಕ ಎವಿ/Krushika AV @KrishKrushik]

Are you crazy @CMofKarnataka sir? Why you want to purchase 7500-9000acre land for around 3crore per acre and build city!! Build somewhere else away from Bengaluru, cost will be 5lakh around per acre.
You want to bankrupt Karnataka with this ridiculous project!

[Aravind @aravind]

An Indian passenger train cruising over the fields near Western Ghats, India.

Indian Railways, which is 99.6% electrified in broad guage (next only to Switzerland word-wide), can take you to all these picturesque places in India. Do visit.

Video Credits: @Indianrailgram

[malolan💞 @malolan82]

You’ll get more packaging, more paper, more utensils and just some chemicals instead of the real food! Shrinkflation!

[Rajat Soni, CFA @Rajatsoni]

In 30 years, a McDonald's meal will cost $65 and you'll be told to shut up and stop complaining because it's good for the economy

[malolan💞 @malolan82]

Term Limits must be made mandatory!

[Dev @refocus21]

Prashant Kishor exposed one of the biggest flaws in Indian politics.

Political space in India is slowly disappearing for ordinary people and families :

> 1952 Lok Sabha: 26% of MPs were below 40.
> Today: Only 7.6% of MPs are below 40.

> But here’s the bigger problem: 67% of those 7.6% young MPs belong to political dynasties.

> In 1952 and 1957 and 1962 MPs above 70 were almost negligible.
> Today, they are around 17%.

> Many stay in politics until they are settled, and then make sure the political space is passed on to a family member.

Indian politics should be about public service, not a family business.

[malolan💞 @malolan82]

@RobinhoodApp No margin beyond a certain low limit. No overallocation in any single stock or ETF

[malolan💞 @malolan82]

@shrutammegopaya Gangadevis’ Madura Vijayam is an interesting tome in this era. Might wish to peruse.

[anand mahindra @anandmahindra]

I don’t often recommend travelling to locations solely for a culinary experience…

Maybe this one is because my grandson is visiting & he’s a dosa fanatic.

But I have to say, I’d love to be able to teleport the family to ‘Chutney Maami’ for grabbing this Sunday bite together.

Or perhaps Swiggy or Zomato could start an inter-state drone delivery service…(yes, yes, I know the Dosa will wilt.. but who knows?)

#SundayWanderer

[Miss Jilianne @MissJilianne]

My Tesla Model S Plaid doesn’t need oil changes but it needs new tires around every 20k miles @ $2300 plus taxes and fees.

[No Conversion @noconversion]

So this guy in CHURCH is worried that ,, if he touches an "Indian" christian .. he will get fecal matter ...and In INDIA .. Dalit are getting converted because they are told that they are getting discriminated..Ironic or bigoted ?

[malolan💞 @malolan82]

Republic of Reservation!
Bhimta Jhumla Party!
Bismillah Janata Party!
Democracy of the Unfortunate!

This is India!

[Harshdeep Rapal @harshdeeprapal]

I worked in Sri Lanka (Colombo) for nearly two years, consulting for MTN (Dialog Telekom), during the peak of the LTTE war (2007–2009).

Believe me, it rains there like cats and dogs for months - May to September, and again November to January.

Yet, even when the country was dealing with an almost civil-war-like situation, I never saw roads crumble because of rains the way ours do every monsoon. So frustrating!

This is how Colombo looks these days.

[Whitepilled India @Ind_Whitepill]

Newly inaugurated Mumbai–Pune Missing Link on a rainy day 🌧️🏔️

What a mesmerizing sight! 😍✨

[malolan💞 @malolan82]

@Akshat_World When Americans themselves are bailing out of America and the US Dollar, you want Indians to invest in US stocks and US dollar.

NIMHANs will felicitate you!

[malolan💞 @malolan82]

@Akshat_World Too bad X doesn’t have a laugh 😆 emoticon!

[Bin Xie @bxieus]

Only in China — this is a common practice among impoverished rural families: when a son can no longer afford to support his parents or pay for their medical treatment—yet the parents remain bedridden and linger on—he will kneel before them to explain the situation, then place a bottle of poison by their bedside and leave the room to wait for them to drink it and pass away.

Elderly people in impoverished rural areas refer to hanging, drowning, and ingesting poison as the new type of "three sons seeing one off to the end"; this phenomenon is widespread in the countryside of China.

[malolan💞 @malolan82]

Republic of Reservation!

Bhimta Jhumla Party!

Bismillah Janata Party!

[Indian Tech & Infra @IndianTechGuide]

🚨 A candidate who scored just 1 out of 800 marks in NEET-PG has secured admission to MS Orthopaedics at Kamineni Academy of Medical Sciences, Hyderabad.

[Harshdeep Rapal @harshdeeprapal]

I worked in Sri Lanka (Colombo) for nearly two years, consulting for MTN (Dialog Telekom), during the peak of the LTTE war (2007–2009).

Believe me, it rains there like cats and dogs for months - May to September, and again November to January.

Yet, even when the country was dealing with an almost civil-war-like situation, I never saw roads crumble because of rains the way ours do every monsoon. So frustrating!

This is how Colombo looks these days.