Mayur Chaudhari

Farmer's Son | Veterinary Doctor | Passionate to become an entrepreneur

[Mayur Chaudhari @mayur_chaudhari]

@TVMohandasPai Is merchant paying from his pocket? no. GoI pushed public to use cash in transaction. What is the logic of 4% transaction, GoI should pay to increase the digital economy. It's a purely a blunder.

[pallavi ghosh @_pallavighosh]

Extensive clarification on UPI

[Vikrant ~ विक्रांत @vikrantkumar]

This is so wrong !! Most merchants will simply add the charges in the final bill and ultimately it's the consumer who has to bear this - A simple habbit no Babu in the finmim understands.

This will undo all the gains in the digital economy post Covid and ultimately we will revert to Cash transactions.

[Mayur Chaudhari @mayur_chaudhari]

@akhileshsharma1 If you are encouraging the public to use digital transaction then UPI needs to be free forever any charges will lead to lesser use in public.

[Mayur Chaudhari @mayur_chaudhari]

@PCIUpdates You are not sensing the right pulse of the majoritarian public who use for daily comfort. You will regret in future.

[Akhilesh Sharma @akhileshsharma1]

किसी भी तरह के UPI लेन-देन पर शुल्क ��गाना डिजिटल भुगतान की भावना के विरुद्ध है।

यूपीआई ने पैसों का लेन-देन बहुत आसान बना दिया है।

अगर इससे बैंकों का खर्च बढ़ रहा है तो यह भी देखिए कि उनका एटीएम और चेक का खर्च बच रहा है।

सरकार का नोट छापने का खर्च घट रहा है।

नोट लाने-ले जाने, सँभालने का ख़र्च बचा है।

डिजिटल भुगतान सरकार की नज़र में रहता है, यह काले धन की संभावना कम करता है।

कल इससे जुड़ा टैक्सेशन का बिल हंगामे में केवल दो मिन�� में लोक सभा में पारित हो गया।

जबकि विपक्ष को इस बिल पर विस्तृत चर्चा करानी चाहिए थी।

इन सब बातों को सदन के माध्यम से देश के सामने रखना चाहिए था और सरकार से स्पष्टीकरण माँगा जाना चाहिए था।

हालाँकि सरकार ने कहा है कि दो हज़ार रुपए से अधिक के भुगतान पर तभी शुल्क लगेगा जब यह पर्सन टू मर्चेंट या मर्चेंट टू मर्चेंट होगा।

पर्सन टू पर्सन पर शुल्क नहीं लगेगा।

कितना शुल्क होगा, यह RBI-NPCI मिल कर तय कर��ंगे।

[Baijayant Jay Panda @PandaJay]

Continued monitoring and timely execution of development projects across the constituency remain a key priority. As part of this quarter’s review, I assessed the progress of small, medium and large projects, covering works under execution, those set to commence, and those awaiting approvals or resolution of local issues. I also undertake regular site visits to identify bottlenecks and help resolve them at the ground level, while the District Collector conducts monthly reviews with line departments to ensure steady progress and accountability. The detailed review for this quarter is available here: https://t.co/mAzCEsMxWi

[Narendra Modi @narendramodi]

Parliament passes a Bill that makes our examination system more robust!

[ICC @ICC]

𝐒𝐭𝐲𝐥𝐞, 𝐜𝐥𝐚𝐬𝐬 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐞𝐥𝐞𝐠𝐚𝐧𝐜𝐞 𝐩𝐞𝐫𝐬𝐨𝐧𝐢𝐟𝐢𝐞𝐝 👌

Ajinkya Rahane gave it all to the game ♥️

More ➡️ https://t.co/LU5JhFQ36u

[Sanjeev Sanyal @sanjeevsanyal]

Very interesting idea

[Narendra Modi @narendramodi]

HIGH POWERED TASK FORCE on examination reforms under the leadership of Shri Nandan Nilekani constituted.

@NandanNilekani

[Narendra Modi @narendramodi]

More strict actions against paper leaks to come in tomorrow’s Cabinet!

[Mayur Chaudhari @mayur_chaudhari]

@InfoGujarat @ADevvrat @Info_Morbi_ @CollectorMorbi Plastic is banned in milk industry, and still the person shows in it.

[Tukaram Mundhe @Tukaram_IndIAS]

When public health is at stake,

compromise is never an option.

#Leadership #PublicHealth #EthicalGovernance #TukaramMundhe #inspiration

[Semu Bhatt @semubhatt]

My Unsolicited View
Applying stringent human rights standards that matured in developed nations with stable borders to a country navigating hostile neighbours, proxy wars, & immense internal fractures completely ignores the fight for State survival.
It is not that questioning State excesses is wrong; it is the failure to understand that when survival is at stake, a State will do whatever it takes. This is also true for those nations from which we import demanding standards, & who abandon them the second their own security or status quo is threatened.

Some situations deteriorate to such an extent that they force a brutal choice of defeating the larger evil even if at the cost of accepting a smaller one. Terrorism deliberately targets civilians to prove the State is powerless, eroding its legitimacy & social contract. The State is largely defensive, & excesses are typically deployed as a last resort; a security apparatus facing heavily armed proxies cannot succeed with its hands tied behind its back.
Non-state actors seek to destroy the State by targeting innocents; the State seeks to preserve itself & people by targeting the threat, even at the tragic cost of collateral damage. While extrajudicial killings or collateral damage are not justifiable, especially so as they come at the end of a series of State failures including to deal with the problem proactively, the very survival eventually allows the system to investigate excesses, prosecute offenders, & attempt to heal. Does justice/healing always succeed? Not fully, not always. But the other option is the State losing its writ over the land, & losing it people.

A mature nation would be understanding of this, & would be trying to hold a constant dialogue to ensure that the next Kashmir, next Punjab does not happen. That the State does not let problems get out of hand in a manner that eventually requires heavy fixing. That the society does not fracture more & does not allow weaponisation of history. Instead, we see: outraging, perpetuating old victimhood, creating new victimhood, deepening fault lines.
National security includes the socio-political capacity to prevent the alienation that breeds the threat in the first place. At some point, we will have to learn to do better on that aspect if we want India to do better.

[Sarkari Umpire @SarkariUmpire]

🚨 Indian Cricket in Danger 🚨

Gautam Gambhir's dictatorship is slowly destroying Indian cricket.

Ego over merit 👹

Only puppets are getting selected. 🎭

[Mayur Chaudhari @mayur_chaudhari]

@tavleen_singh No, he just caught that not sending the corrupt money percentage to the top.😃 Others follows that in line with top. BJP's top leadership is very much happy with others performance as they required fuel to run this mess.

[Sheela Bhatt शीला भट्ट @sheela2010]

MIMP STORY!

@DrMohanYadav51 can’t defend this well-known ‘family land scam.’
Since in Indian politics shame has no limit he will continue to be the CM of Madhya Pradesh.
In New Delhi since last one year everyone has been talking about the massive land purchases by the CM’s friends and relatives. Good to see @mazoomdaar reporting on it. @IndianExpress

[Sanjiv Bhatt (IPS) @sanjivbhatt]

This is @aakashibhatt and @shantanubhatt95

Dearest Dad,

This is the 8th Father’s Day we are spending torn apart from one another.

When people hear the word father, they often think of a provider, a protector, a parent. But to us, you have been infinitely more than that. You have been our friend, guide, mentor, our biggest inspiration, fiercest supporter, our moral compass, our strength … our very soul! Everything we are today, every value we hold, every conviction we carry, every ounce of courage we possess, begins with you!

Long before we understood the complexities of the world, we understood that if we wanted to know what courage looked like, we only had to look at you … If we wanted to know what integrity looked like, we only had to look at you … If we wanted to know what it meant to stand up for others, to defend those who needed defending, to speak when silence was easier and to persevere when surrender seemed tempting, we only had to look at you!

In these past years, Shan and I have watched lesser men, drunk on power make decisions that have profoundly and painfully altered the course of countless lives. We have watched men entrusted with responsibility choose self-preservation over courage... We have watched Men bending their principles to pressure and greed, choosing convenience over conscience, obedience over integrity, silence over truth and self-interest over justice.

And often, as I watched them, I found myself wondering:
What legacy will these men leave behind?

When history strips away their titles, their influence, their power, what will remain?

When their kin are old enough to understand, what will they tell themselves? What will they think when they look back upon their choices?

Will they speak proudly of men who remained silent when they should have spoken?

Will they admire men who bowed when they should have stood?

Will they celebrate men who traded integrity for advancement and conscience for comfort? who watched injustice unfold and chose silence because it was safer?

Or will they feel the unbearable weight of knowing, that when the moment came to stand for what was right, these men chose instead to kneel before what was expedient?

I do not know.

But what I do know beyond any doubt is that they will never know what Shan and I do …

They will never know the immeasurable privilege of being the children of a man whose character cannot be compromised, whose conscience cannot be intimidated, and whose spirit cannot be broken!

They will never know what it feels like to draw strength from a father whose life is a testament to courage!

They will never know the pride that surges through our veins when we speak his name!

They will never know what it is like to have a father who is not merely a hero to us, but to tens of thousands...

A man who chose principle over comfort...
A man who stood when others knelt...
A man who spoke when others remained silent...
A man who chose truth over safety...
A man who paid the heavy price for doing what was right!

Dad, you have always led by example …

You taught us that courage is not a dramatic act performed in a single moment of heroism, rather it is a habit … a way of moving through the world, a quiet refusal to compromise one's principles, even when compromise would make life easier. It is the willingness to stand alone when standing with the crowd would be safer. It is the ability to look adversity directly in the eye and refuse to surrender your humanity to it.

From you, we learned to never remain silent in the face of injustice, to fight for what is right, no matter the consequences, to face adversity with our heads held high, to walk into storms rather than run from them and to never allow the fire in our hearts and the courage in our souls to be extinguished.

You taught us that hope is not naïveté, rather it is defiance. It is the refusal to allow injustice the final word … it is the belief that truth survives even when buried, that justice survives even when delayed, and that goodness survives even when punished.

Children often search for heroes in books, films, and legends, but Shan and I never had to, because we were fortunate enough to grow up with ours … A hero in flesh and blood! A hero whose voice guided us …Whose example shaped us … Whose love sustained us. A hero we have the immense honour of calling our father!

Dad, you have, and you continue to inspire us, shaping our lives indelibly and forever. Since we were little, you filled our childhood with laughter, warmth, books, music, art, culture, curiosity, and wonder, unwavering in your efforts to introduce us to extraordinary role models. As you guided us through these incredible years of our lives, I wonder whether you ever realised that the person Shan and I have most wanted to become, ever since we were young, has always been, and will always remain, you!

For eight long years, we have been torn apart by cowardly, spine-less men. They’ve stolen away our precious years, celebrations, ordinary moments, memories, and irreplaceable time.But they have failed in the one thing they truly sought to destroy…They have failed to break your courage, spirit and resilience!

People often say greatness is measured by the lives one touches and the principles one refuses to abandon ….
By that measure, Dad, you are a giant!

The names of those who abuse power will eventually fade into oblivion.

But the names of those who stood against them will echo across generations.

Because, in the end, good, though battered and bruised, must triumph over evil.

Justice, though trampled by politics and power, must ultimately prevail

Truth, though persecuted, must emerge.

And it is my belief that you, Dad, will emerge from this stronger than ever!

Dad, you are not only our father … You are our hero … our NorthStar … Our Cornerstone!

Here's to a future where people find the strength to choose courage instead of subservience!

A future where conscience matters more than convenience, where integrity matters more than power, where truth matters more than fear!

Enough lives have been shattered, enough dreams have been trampled and enough futures have been sacrificed at the altar of political expediency!

The time for silence has long passed …. The time for courage has arrived.

And if there is one thing you have taught us, it is this:
That a single voice speaking the truth can echo louder than an army of cowards.

Here's to the day when these years are finally behind us, when distance is no longer measured in years, when celebrations are no longer marked by absence, and when we can simply sit together again, in the warmth of our home.

Here's to the day our family is whole again .... To many more years of laughter, love, arguments about books, terrible jokes, shared meals, listening to music and, as you would say, continuing to "build character."

Happy Father's Day, Dad!

We love you to infinity and beyond and we are immensely proud to be your children!!

Lots and lots of love,
Aakashi & Shantanu

#justiceforsanjivbhatt #FreeSanjivBhatt #EnoughIsEnough

[Mayur Chaudhari @mayur_chaudhari]

આગ લગે બસ્તી મેં ભાઈ અપની મસ્તી મેં

[Narendra Modi @narendramodi]

Upon landing in Rome, had the opportunity to meet Prime Minister Meloni over dinner followed by a visit to the iconic Colosseum. We exchanged perspectives on a wide range of subjects. Looking forward to our talks today, where we will continue the conversation on how to boost the India-Italy friendship.

@GiorgiaMeloni