Shubham

[Shubham @shubhamdayma]

@_larryRmfc Morgan Schneiderlin

[Shubham @shubhamdayma]

From posting this to being in a relegation battle now, we have come a long way !

[Shubham @shubhamdayma]

Glory Glory Man united,as we become the the champions of England for the 19th time............

[Shubham @shubhamdayma]

@IanSZNian Federico Macheda

[Nandini M @your_niaaaa]

Expecting a Manchester United fan to be productive on a Monday morning after what we went through the weekend is a human rights violation.

[Amit Shah @AmitShah]

Modi Govt deals another lethal blow against drugs with Operation Trident.

Our agencies launched a barrage of simultaneous crackdowns across 38 locations in Assam, Mizoram and Manipur on 23 October, smashing an international narco-cartel. The operation revealed ₹100 crore worth of hawala transactions, froze 1,424 bank accounts, attached properties worth ₹17.82 crore, seized 500 detonators and ₹12 lakh in cash, and led to the arrest of 18 people.

The network trafficked narcotics across the borders of India, Myanmar and Bangladesh through the Death Triangle Corridor. The offensive attests to India’s Himalayan resolve to realise the mission of eradicating every drug network by 31 December 2029. India will hammer until the last nail is driven into the coffin of drug cartels.

Heartiest congratulations to the anti-narcotics team comprising central agencies, and police forces of the three states.

[Ashwin Kandra @AshwinKandra]

India didn’t lose great cars. India rejected them.

The Polo, Punto, Fabia, Fiesta, Figo, Duster, EcoSport, Civic, Yeti, Octavia, Laura, Accord, Endeavour. The list is endless. We had genuinely brilliant products across segments, and look how many of them are gone.

We’ve become so obsessed with screens, sunroofs and feature lists that we’ve forgotten what makes a car genuinely good to drive. And when these cars don’t sell, manufacturers learn exactly what the Indian market is willing to settle for.

Then we wonder why global brands don’t take us seriously.

Maybe we got the cars we deserved.

[Shubham @shubhamdayma]

@TheSachinView I think they were hit from behind.

[Shubham @shubhamdayma]

@BrunoDsouz30608 @yatinmota There is proposed capping on overall expenses for insurance distribution and insurance companies which depended heavily on banking channel might get impacted in shortrun until they realign their distribution network.

[Shubham @shubhamdayma]

@yatinmota Healthcare and Education

[Shubham @shubhamdayma]

IRDAI consultation paper, if converted into rules will eventually improve insurance penetration and overall industry.

[Mike Bales™ 🫡🇺🇸 @MikeBales]

Marriage is when a wife wakes her husband up in the middle of the night and tells him to roll over because his snoring is keeping her up.

While husbands allow their wives to continue sleeping even when her snoring is keeping him awake. But he records her because she will deny it in the morning and he’ll need the video evidence.

[Shubham @shubhamdayma]

@Mohitjhasangam Castle Rock station ?

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@krishnapophale @Ajitkum85387448 Green corridor was between Ahmedabad railway station and Mehta Hospital.
Train ran as per schedule

[Shubham @shubhamdayma]

@himanshuyv This and bandra udaipur were converted as passenger trains from Surat to Bandra today.
Hence a lot of local passenger boarded from Maroli, navsari, Valsad and other places.

[Shubham @shubhamdayma]

@DRMBRCWR Please check train numbers of bandra bikaner, bandra Barauni, bandra shri ganganagar exp

[Alex Veremeyenko @alex_verem]

Let me trace the timeline here because nobody's connecting it.

Step 1: Scrape the entire internet. Every book, every article, every conversation, every piece of art, every forum post. Do it without asking. Do it without paying.

Step 2: Train a model on all of it. Call it "artificial intelligence."

Step 3: Go to BlackRock's Infrastructure Summit and announce: "We see a future where intelligence is a utility, like electricity or water, and people buy it from us on a meter."

Step 3 is where you sell people's own knowledge back to them. On a meter.

They took the collective output of human thought, compressed it into a model, and now they want to charge you by the token to access a version of what you and everyone you know already created.

One Reddit user put it perfectly: "They stole all this data from us, the people, our life's work, creativity, art, by devouring the internet and blowing through all copyright laws. Now they want to sell it back to us in the form of a utility."

Imagine if someone photocopied every book in the public library, burned the library down, and then opened a subscription service for the copies.

That's the metered intelligence business model.

And they're pitching it to infrastructure investors as though they invented water.

[Navroop Singh @TheNavroopSingh]

Lloyds of London has begun underwriting Insurance of Ships from Gift City in India.

Meanwhile, Government of India has approved formation of ‘Bharat Maritime Insurance Pool’ (BMI pool) of ₹13,905 crores (USD 1.5 Billion) for Indian flagged or controlled vessels or vessels destined to or starting from India, backed by a sovereign guarantee of ₹12,980 crores by Government of India, to facilitate continuous maritime insurance coverages.

The pool would cover all maritime risks like Hull and Machinery, Cargo, P&I and War risk. The Pool will help to manage liability insurance locally, tailored to Indian Shipping conditions and regulatory requirements, develop specialized Marine underwriting, claims management and legal expertise within India.

BMI pool addresses global volatility, geopolitical instability and reduces external insurance dependency of Indian vessels.

The US $20 billion DFC maritime reinsurance program, launched in March 2026 with Chubb as lead underwriter to backstop hull, cargo, and later some liability risks for ships in the Strait of Hormuz, failed to rival Lloyd's of London because the crisis was driven primarily by acute physical and operational risks including crew safety fears, potential attacks, mines, and escalation in an active war zone rather than a pure lack of insurance capacity.

Lloyd's and the London market continued offering war-risk cover (albeit at sharply escalated premiums reflecting real perils), while the US facility was viewed as a temporary, US-centric government intervention with narrower initial scope, uncertain eligibility criteria, and limited appeal to global shipowners deeply embedded in Lloyd's established ecosystem for complex marine risks.

Even with US naval escort signals, operators and P&I clubs prioritized on-the-ground security over financial backstops, so traffic remained depressed until underlying threats eased, underscoring that reinsurance alone could not substitute for physical safety or displace London's centuries-deep expertise and trust.

[Neeche Se Topper @NeecheSeTopper]

every single disease known to mankind gives you chance to survive BUT NOT RABIES. every disease gives you symptoms as warning, a call to alert you, buys you even smallest possible time to save yourself anyway you can, do adjustments, take your chances, BUT NOT RABIES. its very first symptom itself is a warrant of death. a tingling headache first, which you'd always pass off as just another bad day or exhaustion or little stress, but that's the first notification issued by your body that you're already dead and you just don't know it yet. rabies stays deadliest & scariest of all infections ever known. i beg y'all to fear dogs, fuck that animal love shit, that performative bullshitry, that pretentious panache. if you have even a bit of love for living a life, fear these canines, no matter whether stray or designer. a simple stroke of lick, a hairline scratch, a bloodless skin rupture, every fucking thing demands your highest care and attention. they are all cursed by god to carry the most lethal death agents in their blood. they're the natural reservoirs of these agents for thouands of years. do not hate them, do not villainize them. just fear them. educate yourself, your dear ones to have that fear, because if not, they can sneak into your life one day uninvited, will seal your fate and you wouldn't be able to do shit to reverse that. you'd want to relax but your brain won't allow that. you'd want to sleep but you just cant close your eyes. you'd want to drink water, a lots of it, but you just can't gulp it down, ultimately you'd be so thirsty you'd want buckets of it into your mouth but at the same time you'd be insanely horrified by the sight of it. the worst paradox ever. slowly, your cognitive abilities will be naturally plugged off. you'd lose the touch from reality. insanity will take over. life will stop.

[Abhishek @MSDianAbhiii]

Nothing has gone right in the world since a man ate a bat in China.

[Shubham @shubhamdayma]

@Ravisutanjani True, i have booked a couple of tickets myself this week through this method on a demanding route and train.