Finance professional with 27 years of Experience, Ex-CFO/Fin Controller@Pvt sector/Foreign bank. Independent since 2018. Investing+Independent Director.
FIIs know that instead of using fund in developing nation it is diverted to give freebies and once this started it will not stop but will increase every year like reservation.
Who will come to invest here?
Listen to his speech. He is openly spreading hate against GC castes👇
If only the castes were reversed, he would have been booked under SC/ST act.
This is exactly why GCs need a "GC protection act".
& A National commission for General category.
ASAP.
A mother and her two babies, lying lifeless in the mud.
Three elephants electrocuted to death this morning in South Bengal because of exposed, hazardous power lines cutting right through their home.
Who on earth gave permission for high-voltage wires to run unchecked through active wildlife corridors?
They arent trespassers. Stop treating their ancient migration paths as accidental death traps. Stop the Killing.
@moefcc@ntca_india@LiveLawIndia@narendramodi@WBPolice@jsaideepak@PFCII@PetaIndia
#SaveIndianAnimals #AmendPCA
Such an outcry for the #orangutans but look at our own wildlife ? Three elephants electrocuted in south Bengal .. where humans & #elephants lives are lost every year .. why is this not worthy of our attention ? Support those like @AvijanS & #airavat spotlighting these. Stories
India the Perennial Soft State
The decision to let American covert operative Matthew VanDyke and six Ukrainian drone specialists quietly leave India is more than an isolated legal reversal. It belongs to a long and uncomfortable tradition in which New Delhi invokes its tough criminal laws and then retreats when geopolitical pressure builds up.
VanDyke, a veteran of covert wars in the Middle East and Ukraine, was arrested in March alongside six military-trained Ukrainian partners. According to Indian court filings, the group belonged to a larger international network that smuggled drones into India before routing them onward to Myanmar. The National Investigation Agency initially invoked the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act, India’s premier anti-terrorism statute.
Then came the dramatic climbdown. After U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio personally raised VanDyke’s detention with New Delhi, the NIA dropped the UAPA charges. VanDyke and all six Ukrainians have now been released on bail and permitted to return home.
The episode recalls a familiar pattern. From the Bhopal gas disaster and the Purulia arms-drop affair to the Enrica Lexie Italian-marines case and Ottavio Quattrocchi’s escape in the Bofors scandal, India has repeatedly seen high-profile criminal proceedings against foreign nationals or entities diluted, abandoned or rendered inconsequential under diplomatic or strategic pressure.
Different cases, different Indian governments, but the same question endures: What makes India such a soft state that it so often fails to enforce accountability when powerful foreign interests are involved?
Sion Bridge is a small but critical railway bridge in Mumbai
It was 112 years old.
The govt realized after 112 years old that it is 112 years old and needs to be replaced.
They said it would take 2 years to replace a 60 mtr bridge.
When the Bridge was there it took me 45 mins to get to office and 1 hour to get back.
Since the bridge is demolished, I spend one and a half hours to reach office and an hour and 45 minutes to get back.
That is one and half additional hours in commute, every day, for the last two years
Which makes it 7.5 hours a week
Or 390 extra hours a year.
Which becomes 780 extra hours over the last two years
That's a 32 extra days spent on commute over the last two years.
Or one whole month.
Just on commute
This is extra or over and above the 32 days I anyway used to spend on commute in two years.
And this is just me.
And there are thousands like me
One small bridge. One massive impact.
Hope the govt completes it soon.
That's all we ask
If i build one extra partition in my legal flat, i will be asked for permissions and documents but they are exempt to build an extra floor and even a staircase on the pedestrian footpath 🤦🏻♂️ right @mybmc ?
How? By filing cases under the "Atrocious" Act against erudite professors in premier institutions for preventing "young talent" from cheating in examinations.
दिया जलाएँ,थाली बजाएं और चालान कटवाए
दिल दुखता है ऐसी खबरें देखकर
गरीब आदमी की बाइक 2004 मॉडल बाइक पुलिस ने की इंपाउंड और किया 15500 का चालान आदमी रोते हुए बोला 1 लाख की बाइक लेने के पैसे कहा से लाऊ....🥲जहाज,ट्रेन सब 50/100 साल पुराने पर बाइक 20 साल में में बेकार क्यू?
Yes, young Indian talent will create the next Intel and Qualcomm, but for someone else in another country.
Don’t guilt trip them for not staying back, as you’ve made it impossible for merit to thrive in India👎
Another amazing choice of days by PSU Bank Employees for the #Bank strike
26th September 4th Saturday Banks closed
27th Sunday
28-30 Strike
A full 5 day long weekend to enjoy.
Body cams बनाने वाली कंपनियों में निवेश करना पड़ेगा , Long term में इसका भविष्य काफ़ी उज्ज्वल दिखाई दे रहा है ।
भारत के लगभग 50 करोड़ लोगों को इसकी जरूरत पड़ेगी आने वाले दिनों में ।
Waah bhai @narendramodi ji and @BJP4India .
Today a professor has been arrested under your very evil SC/ST act bcos a boy was caught with a phone in his exam & cheating.
👏👏👏👏 Thankyou for the Viksit Bharat you slways promised us.
The #ModiAct of viksit Bharat
Dr Doolla is an acclaimed professor of Energy Sciences at IIT Bombay. An MTech and a PhD from IIT, he has received excellence in teaching award twice. He recently caught a student cheating. The student committed suicide.
Dr Doolla has now been charged under the SC/ST Act.
First the tax on UPI payments to benefit US payment giants Visa and Mastercard. Now this.
More appeasement measures expected amid the looming threat of 100% tariffs by Trump.
Connect the dots.
China is the only superpower in the world which truly poses a challenge to the US.
THIS IS BRUTAL 🔥
Congress spokesperson Kushagra Saxena hits the nerve:
“Leave ₹300.
Why should I pay even ₹1?”
UPI was built as a zero-MDR digital public good.
Now charges above ₹2,000.
Small traders get crushed the moment turnover crosses ₹1 lakh.
And the final bill?
Always paid by the customer.
NPCI already sits on ₹1,888 crore surplus.
So why the toll booth?
Because PhonePe and Google Pay want their cut…
and Modi’s government is selling India’s UPI under that pressure.
Pride for the speech.
Surrender for foreign apps.
Tax for the Indian pocket.
My question is simple —
If NPCI is in surplus…
why is Modi taxing the public good? 🗿💸🔥😭