Manan Sachdeva

[Anushka Singhal @nush159]

The sun hits Earth with 173,000 terawatts of energy. Every second.

Humanity runs on just ~20 terawatts.

That means in 90 minutes, the sun gives us more energy than we use in an entire year.

Energy isn’t scarce.
Our systems are.

[Anish Giri @anishgiri]

Upon analysing the moves at the wedding, me and Vishy sir came to the conclusion that dance classes should become part of the WACA curriculum.

[Ideabaaz @_Ideabaaz_]

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[Sachin Tendulkar Fan Club 🏏 @CrickeTendulkar]

Hilarious one !🤣🤣

One of the fiercest rivalries of the 90s. Unexpected Collaboration🗿

BTW The first person you should take here is Steve Bucknor.😁

[Dilip Kumar @kmr_dilip]

Hi @albinder , this is a much needed and important service. Cheering for you and team to bring impact. We met a bunch of companies in emergency care category for supporting them via Rainmatter.

Sharing notes from what we observed. Hoping it’s useful to your team working on this project.

First, ambulance services in India aren’t a technology problem or even a logistics problem. They’re a coordination and trust problem. The best service won’t be the one that arrives the fastest but the one that creates a system people trust to save them when it matters.

1) Most companies we met obsess over response times, aiming for unrealistic goals like “X” minute arrivals. speed is critical but treatment initiation time and survival rates are more important metric. Faster doesn’t always mean better outcomes; preparedness matters more.

2) There’s a race to equip ambulances with cutting-edge tech, assuming it’s a game-changer. But a well-trained paramedic with basic tools can often save more lives than an undertrained individual with a ventilator they barely know how to use. Unfortunately, in India skill training is still an underrated aspect of operating.

3) The belief that more ambulances solve the problem is misguided. In more metro cities, poor traffic management and a lack of awareness about yielding to ambulances neutralize fleet size advantages. But you guys have the brand authority to create awareness and educate people on basic road etiquette’s . Smaller companies can’t do what you can’t

4) Pre arrival communication. Many lives can be saved by guiding the bystanders or family members on basic first aid before the ambulance arrives. Simple steps like positioning a patient correctly can buy precious time.

Operating an ambulance service in India is about optimizing for chaos—a system where traffic, infrastructure, and trust deficits compete with time-sensitive medical needs. Success lies not in being faster, shinier, or cheaper but in being smarter, simpler, and more human.

Good luck to you and team to make real impact with this service. Really want this service to succeed.

And if the team wants to collaborate with our operators /founders who are already solving for this, can connect to the startups we have met.

[Avi Bitterman, MD @AviBittMD]

For those who don't get this: This is the third time Ivanchuk lost on time (lost to Fabi on time, then lost vs Nepo on time, then this).

At the age of 55 years, Ivanchuk has realized he reached the point where his body isn't capable of keeping up with his mind. He physically can't complete the moves at the pace his mind calculates them anymore.

In chess, people lose on time all the time. But when it comes to aging, "losing on time" has a much deeper meaning.

[Pranay Bagrecha @BagrechaPranay]

Placements at B-schools are some of the most stressful weeks one goes through in their lives.

Here’s a deep dive into my wild ride with placements at ISB.

A thread 🧵👇

[THE SKIN DOCTOR @theskindoctor13]

"Justice is Due.”

These words were scrawled across an A4 sheet glued to Atul Subhash’s chest, a top AI expert in Bengaluru, when his lifeless body was found. The scene unraveled a grim story—a man cornered by the weight of relentless harassment, both personal and legal. (1/15)

[ChessBase India @ChessbaseIndia]

With Aravindh's (@pawnof64squares) win over world no.2 Arjun Erigaisi and recently crossing 2700 (now 2713 on live ratings), it might be a good time to remind everyone of something that happened nearly a decade ago!

The year was 2013 and Aravindh was playing in the Chennai GM tournament that was held along with the world championship match of Vishy Anand and Magnus Carlsen. The field had 21 GMs and 30 IMs. 13-year-old Aravindh (FM with an Elo of 2335) managed to crush the field with a score of 9.0/11 and win the tournament. It was the moment everyone realized that the boy was special. It took some time for Aravindh to rise to the absolute best, but slowly but surely he is reaching there!

What makes Aravindh's journey truly special, is the difficulties that he has gone through in order to reach where he is right now. He comes from a very humble background financially. He lost his father when he was just 3 years old and it was his mother who kept on supporting his career. In 2014, there was a fundraiser (https://t.co/F08eLWWTla) where close to Rs.9 lakhs were raised through crowdfunding so that the boy could play tournaments to achieve his GM title.

In his entire journey of becoming a strong player, a pillar of support has been India's super coach @Rameshchess. He was there with Aravindh right from the very beginning.

With Aravindh recently playing the Gashimov Memorial and now the Chennai Grand masters, we hope that he keeps getting more and more opportunities! We are pretty sure that this 24-year-old will very soon cross 2750 and move towards the absolute elite in the world.

#chess #chessbaseindia #aravindhchithambaram

[Shubham2.0 @bhav_paaji]

No they did not ����😭😭

[Vedanta Delhi Half Marathon @DelhiHM_]

A huge thank you to @DelhiPolice for their unwavering support and seamless coordination, ensuring the smooth execution of the most prestigious #VedantaDHM24. 🙏

Aaj Rang Gayi Dilli with energy, passion, and unity. 💙🏃‍♂️🏅

[Abhishek Mukherjee @ovshake42]

Bruce Murray played 13 Tests for New Zealand.

He quit because he did not want to play on Sundays, which he liked to devote to the church and his family.

His granddaughter Amelia Kerr was named the PotM in the final and the PoTT as New Zealand won the World Cup.

On a Sunday.

[तुषा_म्हणे @tushbhanarkar45]

Happy birthday Zaheer Khan ❤️

[Mohammed Zubair @zoo_bear]

Ola customers funded by Soros are targeting OLA scooter in front of OLA showroom.

[Samarth @iamstake]

Umm? Is @bookmyshow indirectly confirming Coldplay India Tour? This is added on this official website

[Concerned Citizen @BGatesIsaPyscho]

They should teach this on repeat to every school child.

[Shilpa @shilpa_cn]

Kerala - National Flag got stuck at the top while hoisting. A bird came from nowhere and unfurled it!! ✨

[non aesthetic things @PicturesFoIder]

This is going to haunt him forever

[Gays For Trump @GaysForTrump]

This is heartbreaking. 💔

Transgender people are not only trying to ruin women's sports, now the #Paris2024 and the entire gays rights movement.

#ISTANDwithAngelaCarini 🇮🇹
Imane Khelif literally spells out "I MAN!"

[Garry Tan @garrytan]

Always play the hand you have, not the one you wish you had