Rohan Mallick

AI Fullstack Developer.

[Rohan Mallick @roh_1717]

🚀 Just updated my project with new features: Delineate & Decipher
🔹 Delineate → RAG-powered research paper analyzer. Upload any paper & ask context-aware questions.
🔹 Decipher → AI math solver where you can draw equations & get step-by-step solution
https://t.co/nkgqAFhqTE

[Team iQOOSouL @Soul_esportsgg]

🏆 CHAMPIONS! 🏆

WE ARE YOUR BMSD 2026 CHAMPIONS! 🔱

THE COMEBACK IS COMPLETE! 🚀 The boys have conquered BMSD, and now we will be representing INDIA 🇮🇳 on the global stage at the PMGC Gauntlet!

#iQOO #iQOOSouL #AMD

[Rohan Mallick @roh_1717]

Praying for speedy recovery for injured.
Deeply saddened by the loss of 17 lives💔💔
#KolkataStampede #kolkatapuja

[Subash R @subashr232]

I was fascinated by the idea of migrating abroad when I was in middle school. I had heard so many “wow” stories about the sons and daughters of my father’s colleagues who had gone overseas.

I wrote the SAT way back in 2003. Got multiple admits, including NUS and NTU. Everything was ready for me to migrate.

But I also got admission to CEG, then among the best engineering colleges in Tamil Nadu. And I did the unthinkable. I chose Mechanical Engineering at CEG over NUS/NTU.

Dad went wild!

At the end of my undergraduate years, I had two choices: GRE or CAT. Dad wanted me to take the GRE and leave India at the earliest. I chose CAT. I stayed back.

I eventually started a venture in one of India's most heavily regulated industries.

And the regulators nearly killed my venture thrice. Closing down MSE. Slashing commissions at their whims and fancies. Arbitrarily increasing net-worth requirements and questioning the very viability of my business.

There were moments when I wondered whether staying back had been a mistake. The system certainly gave me enough reasons to feel that way.

Yet, by God's grace, I survived. Seventeen years of running a company in India.

And despite everything, I still love this country. I don't entirely know why.

Perhaps it is the mananimmathi I experience when I travel through her countryside. Perhaps it is the atma tripti her temples give me. Perhaps it is the inexplicable happiness I feel in Malnad, in my Pandya desam, or in my beloved Travancore whenever I set foot on that soil and walk its paths.

Priceless. Absolutely priceless.

Look at where India was in the 1960s and 1970s and where she is today. She has come a long way.

From confiscatory 97% marginal income-tax rates to a much lower peak rate today. From a hopelessly Fabian socialist model to a mixed economy. From waiting endlessly for a Bajaj Chetak to being able to buy a Toyota in minutes. From waiting years for a telephone connection to becoming one of the world's cheapest mobile-data markets. From mud roads to expressways. From extreme poverty — remember Kamal Haasan eating an apple that had fallen into a gutter in Varumayin Niram Sivappu — to Shimla apples being available even in village markets.

India has travelled an extraordinary distance.

Of course, she could have done much better. She could have become another Singapore in terms of civic infrastructure, public services and urban planning. We have squandered decades and opportunities. There is no denying that.

But she remains India.

I take comfort in how far she has travelled despite decades of socialist policies and political mismanagement, rather than spending every waking moment complaining about everything that is wrong with her.

I can criticise India. I can demand better governance, better infrastructure and better public services. I can be frustrated with her bureaucracy and regulations.

But my affection for her runs deeper than my frustrations.

And perhaps that is what people who constantly compare India with the West fail to understand. A country is not merely the quality of its roads, the efficiency of its bureaucracy or the size of its paycheques. There is also a sense of belonging, a civilisational connection and a peace of mind that cannot be measured on a spreadsheet.

I would rather be a small soul in a country I love than spend my life as an indentured servant in a soulless system.

I had my opportunities to leave. I chose to stay.

Seventeen years later, with all the scars, setbacks and struggles, I still feel it was worth it.

She is far from perfect. But she is mine. She will never ditch me. She will not ask for a VISA to accommodate me as she has soul and I am her son.

And that makes all the difference.

[Rohan Mallick @roh_1717]

@ModifiedAayush Happy to join

[Rohan Mallick @roh_1717]

90% of Indians are on sick leave today!

[Rohan Mallick @roh_1717]

@iamaritrya @THEHINDUPUTIN He survived in emergency bro he went to jail too 💀💀

[Rohan Mallick @roh_1717]

@SkyrootA You made us proud today l. Long way to go! 🔥🔥

[Narendra Modi @narendramodi]

A historic new frontier for India’s space journey!

At 11:30 AM today, Skyroot Aerospace will undertake the maiden orbital launch of Vikram-1, India’s first privately developed launch vehicle.

This four-stage rocket is designed to provide rapid and on-demand launch services. This mission highlights the talent, determination and entrepreneurial spirit of our youth. It also shows how our space-sector reforms are unlocking new opportunities for innovation and enterprise.

My best wishes to the entire Skyroot Aerospace team for a successful launch. May Vikram-1 soar high, create history and inspire a generation of innovators.

I urge all Indians, especially my young friends, to follow this historic mission and join in wishing Team Skyroot success using #IndiaWithVikram1.

@SkyrootA

[Rohan Mallick @roh_1717]

@taxfed @HPhobiaWatch Where to place bet

[Rohan Mallick @roh_1717]

@techxutkarsh Please do send me

[Rohan Mallick @roh_1717]

@Krishnasagrawal @Razorpay To be honest 90% won't even pick up this call😂😂 no have this much patience to talk also most of this calls will be marked as spam

[Rohan Mallick @roh_1717]

@pikachiuiu In icse schools they teach c in class 6 and java in class 7.

[Rohan Mallick @roh_1717]

Tax free! No gst! Rich lifestyle!
Are nothing without a strong nation. Today cities like dubai, kuwait, and Riyadh are under attack.
India may have many problems but we have strong air defence and army!

#Teheran #MiddleEastConflict #IranvsUSA #Israel #india #SLvsPAK

[Rohan Mallick @roh_1717]

Why is X filled with fake people,
Some one earns 40 lpa by selling automation docs,some one in their 20's doing usa remote work earning in crores.
Are there even genuine people on X?

#GalaxyAI
#Vina2026 #SoftwareEngineering #Ai

[Rohan Mallick @roh_1717]

@Astro_Panditji_ 07/07/2003

[Rohan Mallick @roh_1717]

@code_sagar I completely agree, works very well in demos but when it goes to production a simple query can cause huge problems Sometimes latency is very high while other times retrieval is not great at all

[Rohan Mallick @roh_1717]

This is the first tournament in cricket where all associate nations are playing really well. Looks like a professional cricket match and are giving tough competition to cricket nations.
#T20WorldCup2026 #AFGvsSA #MatchDay #LoveIslandAllStars

[Rohan Mallick @roh_1717]

@Sayitpop What if they kill her☠️🤔

[Rohan Mallick @roh_1717]

@heygurisingh FREE

[Rohan Mallick @roh_1717]

@psomkar1 Cursor is a blessing to this world it can understand my codebase