Indian authorities to Pfizer...
“You can either lose 1.38 BILLION customers…or allow us to do an independent investigation to determine whether your product is safe and effective…” -India
“We would rather give up 1.8 billion customers…” -Pfizer
@amitkilhor As ashneer said "middle class admi itni mehnat karna chahta hai ki wo upper class ban jaye, lekin itna risk nai lena chahta ki wo lower class me aa jaye" as always middle is the most uncomfortable point to be in.
@Tathastoo In india 55000 bd entered & registered as voters on single night in mangaldoi assam..we are paying price because now they are everywhere
@pizzaboy_ow@IndiaNewGen I'm also part of his global investing community, Over the past 2-3 years, market volatility has been severe and alpha has been rare for the majority.
In such conditions, when someone does exceptionally well, a lot of people struggle to process it.
@DC_aryavarta Upcoming Major central banks meeting :
European Central Bank (ECB): July 23
U.S. Federal Reserve (FOMC): July 28–29
Bank of Japan (BOJ): July 30–31
Bank of England (BOE): July 30
@Akshat_World Exactly, when 1cr portfolio is down 20% I.e - 20lac, 1st thing comes to mind is you have lost a high model seltos.
It needs a heart of stone & frozen belly to handle the volatility & think that its might 2x-3x in some years.
Zero deaths. That is the mission.
A dedicated team of forest officers, patrolling staff, loco pilots, drone operators and control centre monitors works round the clock at Tamil Nadu’s AI-powered Elephant Control and Command Centre in Madukkarai in Coimbatore to keep elephants safe. In just over two and a half years, the system has facilitated around 9,481 safe elephant crossings ensuring Zero elephant deaths on Railway Tracks, demonstrating how technology, human vigilance and teamwork can come together to protect wildlife.
The system has generated more than 7,116 real-time alerts for railway authorities and loco pilots, leading to 3,821 instances where trains were slowed down or stopped to allow elephants to cross safely. Beyond elephants, the system has also detected deer, gaurs and leopards, creating a comprehensive AI-enabled wildlife monitoring network. The Government of Tamil Nadu continues to strengthen the system. AI-powered drones have been deployed for wider landscape surveillance, extending monitoring beyond fixed thermal cameras and providing real-time situational awareness of elephant movements.
No system can ever be perfect, and the worry never really goes away. But we must keep learning, improving and doing better. A big shoutout to these unsung heroes whose constant vigilance, dedication and hard work make this possible.
#AIMadukkarai #AIForWildlife #Elephants #WildlifeConservation