When I feel lost, I always go to this speech. It reignites my mind and efforts. Thanks, Steve wherever you are.
Steve Jobs' 2005 Stanford Commencement Address https://t.co/rr7lBplyqx
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Everyone knows the legend.
Few know the man.
This is Rakesh Bhaiya beyond the headlines told by those who walked beside him.
Warmth. Courage. Unstoppable belief.
The RJ Tribute releasing soon.
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My fully funded MTF position in Natco Pharma was unexpectedly squared off due to a bug in the app. It showed ZERO funds by Groww, but later claimed ₹22,988.99 was funded after the liquidation. This caused unnecessary losses for investors.
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Transparency issues in the Groww app.
Violation of SEBI's MTF guidelines.
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Either imposing a language forcibly or opposing a language blindly; both doesn’t help to achieve the objective of National &Cultural integration of our Bharat.
I had never opposed Hindi as a language. I only opposed making it compulsory. When the NEP 2020 itself does not enforce Hindi, spreading false narratives about its imposition is nothing but an attempt to mislead the public.
As per NEP 2020, students have the flexibility to learn any two Indian languages (including their mother tongue) along with a foreign language. If they do not wish to study Hindi, they can and also opt for Telugu, Tamil, Malayalam, Kannada, Marathi, Sanskrit, Gujarati, Assamese, Kashmiri, Odia, Bengali, Punjabi, Sindhi, Bodo, Dogri, Konkani, Maithili, Meitei, Nepali, Santali, Urdu, or any other Indian language.
The multi-language policy is designed to empower students with choice, promote national unity, and preserve India's rich linguistic diversity. Misinterpreting this policy for political agendas and claiming that @PawanKalyan changed his stance only reflects a lack of understanding.
@JanaSenaParty firmly stands by the principle of linguistic freedom and educational choice for every Indian.