Siddharth

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आगे बढ़ रख भीतर आग !🔥
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[World of Statistics @stats_feed]

Diabetes rates:

1. 🇵🇰Pakistan: 30.8%
2. 🇰🇼Kuwait: 24.9%
8. 🇪🇬Egypt: 20.9%
10. 🇶🇦Qatar: 19.5%
12. 🇲🇾Malaysia: 19%
14. 🇸🇦Saudi Arabia: 18.7%
17. 🇲🇽Mexico: 16.9%
26. 🇹🇷Turkey: 14.5%
27. 🇧🇩Bangladesh: 14.2%
48. 🇱🇰Sri Lanka: 11.3%
53. 🇿🇦South Africa: 10.8%
54. 🇮🇶Iraq: 10.7%
55. 🇺🇸United States: 10.7%
56. 🇮🇩Indonesia: 10.6%
57. 🇨🇳China: 10.6%
60. 🇪🇸Spain: 10.3%
63. 🇹🇭Thailand: 9.7%
64. 🇮🇳India: 9.6%
71. 🇮🇷Iran: 9.1%
74. 🇵🇹Portugal: 9.1%
78. 🇧🇷Brazil: 8.8%
83. 🇳🇵Nepal: 8.7%
86. 🇰🇵North Korea: 8.6%
96. 🇨🇦Canada: 7.7%
107. 🇵🇭Philippines: 7.1%
113. 🇰🇷South Korea: 6.8%
116. 🇯🇵Japan: 6.6%
127. 🇦🇺Australia: 6.4%
129. 🇮🇹Italy: 6.4%
132. 🇬🇧United Kingdom: 6.3%
135. 🇳🇿New Zealand: 6.2%
139. 🇻🇳Vietnam: 6.1%
153. 🇷🇺Russia: 5.6%
162. 🇦🇷Argentina: 5.4%
165. 🇫🇷France: 5.3%
169. 🇪🇹Ethiopia: 5%
183. 🇰🇪Kenya: 4%
186. 🇳🇬Nigeria: 3.6%

Note: % of people age 20-79 who have type 1 or type 2 diabetes

According to International Diabetes Federation, Diabetes Atlas, 2021

[THE SKIN DOCTOR @theskindoctor13]

Europeans are crying heatwave at 30-40 °C while we in India live comfortably even at 45-50 °C.

Actually, it's not a fair comparison. Temperature is not the only thing that decides how uncomfortable you'll feel in summer.

1. Humidity : India's peak summer heat is generally dry. In dry air, sweat evaporates instantly, which triggers the body's natural cooling mechanism. Europe’s heatwaves are heavily humid due to surrounding oceans. When the air is already saturated with moisture, sweat cannot evaporate; it sits on the skin, trapping internal body heat and creating a suffocating feeling. It's like, Mumbai 40°C feels significantly worse than a Delhi 40°C.

2. Architecture: European infra is engineered to trap heat, while Indian architecture is designed to reject it. European buildings feature thick insulation and double-glazed windows to survive freezing winters. During a heatwave, they act like ovens, absorbing heat all day and radiating it inward at night. Conversely, traditional Indian houses utilize high ceilings, cross-ventilation, marble or stone floors, and external awnings to block direct sunlight.

3. The AC deficit: Artificial cooling zones are standard infrastructure in hot regions of India through ACs or desert coolers. In contrast, residential AC is incredibly rare in Central and Northern Europe, present in fewer than 10% of homes. When a heatwave strikes, people have nowhere to hide, facing relentless exposure at home, on public subways, and in local shops.

4. Geography: Because Europe sits at a much higher latitude, summer days are significantly longer, with the sun setting as late as 10 PM. Buildings and asphalt are baked under direct sunlight for up to 16 hours a day. This leaves a brief 8-hour nighttime window that is too short for the ground and walls to cool down, causing the heat to compound aggressively day after day.

5. Acclimatization: Your body physically acclimatizes to its environment over time; populations in hotter climates naturally develop higher sweat rates and adjusted blood flow to handle thermal stress. Apart from that, Indian lifestyle adapts to the sun, streets empty out and businesses slow down during peak afternoon hours. Europe lacks this baseline, and because heatwaves are episodic, daily routines and heavy physical labor continue as normal, leading to rapid exhaustion.

[Kalam Center @KalamCenter]

Richest State/Region of India by Century 🇮🇳

700–600 BC → Bihar 🇮🇳
600–500 BC → Bihar 🇮🇳
500–400 BC → Bihar 🇮🇳
400–300 BC → Bihar 🇮🇳
300–200 BC → Bihar 🇮🇳
200–100 BC → Bihar 🇮🇳
100–1 BC → Bihar 🇮🇳
1–100 → Bihar 🇮🇳
100–200 → Bihar 🇮🇳
200–300 → Bihar 🇮🇳
300–400 → Bihar 🇮🇳
400–500 → Bihar 🇮🇳

500–600 → Uttar Pradesh 🇮🇳
600–700 → Uttar Pradesh 🇮🇳
700–800 → Karnataka 🇮🇳
800–900 → Karnataka 🇮🇳
900–1000 → Karnataka 🇮🇳
1000–1100 → Tamil Nadu 🇮🇳
1100–1200 → Tamil Nadu 🇮🇳
1200–1300 → Tamil Nadu 🇮🇳
1300–1400 → Karnataka 🇮🇳
1400–1500 → Karnataka 🇮🇳
1500–1600 → Uttar Pradesh 🇮🇳
1600–1700 → Uttar Pradesh 🇮🇳
1700–1800 → Maharashtra 🇮🇳
1800–1900 → West Bengal 🇮🇳
1900–2000 → Maharashtra 🇮🇳
2000–Present → Maharashtra 🇮🇳

⚠️ Historical note: This is a simplified historical interpretation. Ancient India did not have today's state boundaries, so names like Bihar, Uttar Pradesh, and Maharashtra refer to the present-day regions where the major economic centers (such as Magadha, Pataliputra, Kannauj, and Mumbai) were located.

[Neha Nagar @nehanagarr]

RBI made a new rule starting from 1st Jan., 2027.

If you lose money to an online banking fraud, your bank may have to pay you back.

Say you lose up to ₹50K.

You can get back 85% of it, up to ₹25K.

So, if ₹20K is lost, you get ₹17K back.

But you've to report to your bank & the cyber helpline 1930 within 5 days.

If the fraud happened because of the bank's fault, when you report doesn't matter.

But if you gave away your OTP/PIN, that's your fault.

You might get nothing.

And till now, you had to prove fault wasn't yours.

Now, the bank has to prove fault was yours.

And you can claim this only ONCE in your life, so use it wisely!

Did you know this?

[The ER Doctor @TheERDoctor]

No vegetable compares to this.
None.
The hatred for eggs is nothing but purity-based ideology that stems from the caste system.

[DEBASHISH NEOGI @DEBU_NEOGI]

Indians are the only people in the world who quietly pay for every government failure out of their own pocket.

Dirty water? Buy an RO.
No electricity? Buy an inverter.
Polluted air? Buy an air purifier.
No gas supply? Buy an induction.
Bad schools? Pay for private tuition.

We don’t protest. We purchase.

And then the government calls it “growing consumer economy.”

[Rohini Singh @rohini_sgh]

Amusing to see BJP leaders insisting that the Ram Mandir donation theft issue should not be politicised. This, from a party that has made the Ram Mandir its most potent political symbol and electoral issue for decades. The hypocrisy would be hilarious if it wasn’t so brazen.

[Shining Science @ShiningScience]

🚨 Scientists Say “Luck” Is Not Random — And Your Mind Shapes It

In 2019, Oxford physicists ran an experiment with electrons and found particles behaved differently depending on whether the observer expected a certain result. This confirmed a long-standing hypothesis: expectation itself changes outcomes.

🔹 Scientists call this the observer coherence effect. When you’re confident you’ll “get lucky,” your brain filters reality to highlight opportunities others ignore.
🔹 Research in Zurich found that people who believe in their luck are 3x more likely to find money, land jobs, and close deals — not because of magic, but because their brains are tuned to spot signals others miss.
🔹 Even quantum experiments with random numbers showed a strange pattern: participants’ focused intention nudged probabilities beyond statistical norms.

The lesson? Luck isn’t mysticism — it’s the power of focus aligning quantum possibilities in your favor. Every moment holds countless outcomes. Your mind helps decide which one becomes real.

[Aunindyo Chakravarty @Aunindyo2023]

A dangerous development in our economy is that many Indians don't want to work anymore.

Ten years ago, 43% of Indians of working age were employed. Now, that has dropped to less than 39%.

This is because a large number of them have stopped looking for work.

A decade ago, 51% of working-age Indians were either employed or wanted to work. Now, that is down to just 44%.

That means far more people have dropped out of the job market than have merely lost jobs.

This is a pincer effect of two different economic phenomena —

The first is that increased freebies mean that the poorest can survive without working.

The second is that the quality of jobs has deteriorated in the past 10 years, and some among the poor feel there's nothing to be gained from working.

The counter-argument — that this could be a sign of greater prosperity — doesn't hold either.

In economies where higher household incomes have caused some family members to stop working, men have remained in the job market; only women have dropped out.

In our case, the percentage of men working or wanting jobs has also dropped from 77% in 2016 to less than 71% now.

(All data is from CMIE's Consumer Pyramid Household Surveys)

[tira‎‎⚝ @thvspeaks]

First in my bloodline to witness people getting thought civic sense by getting be!t treatment🤩

[EngiNerd. @mainbhiengineer]

> We were told that India will be a 5 trillion dollar economy by 2024 but today it looks like we can't reach there before 2029-30.

> We were told that Indian stock market will do good even if FII leave, but today our market is suffering.

> We were told that rupees is doing fine at 95 but now rupee against dollor touched 97 and suddenly there is appeal for public to adjust and support rupees.

> We were told that we will become 3rd largest economy but today we slipped to 6th rank.

If the top management of any private company had missed so many targets and messed up the financials he would've lost his job by now, but our Finance minister is rewarded with longest serving Finance minister in history.

[Nalini Unagar @NalinisKitchen]

Dear girls,

A real man is not always available 24/7 because he is busy building the future, working hard, and handling responsibilities. He may not spend every day roaming around with you, sitting in cafes, or texting you all the time, but when he truly cares, he will still make time for you even in his busy schedule.

Meanwhile, the Lafanga type of boy often has all the time in the world, fancy bikes, stylish clothes, hairstyles, and endless free time to hang out with you. But that does not mean he can give you a good future.

Choose the man who makes time for you even in his busy life, not the one who is free all day without any goal.

[Priya Purohit @Priyaa_Purohit]

26 news channels Owned by AMBANI and 16 by ADANI — anD you still think you're watching news ? 😂

No Inflation Debate
No Rupee fall Headlines
No Petrol and Diesel price rise Outrage
No NEET-UG paper leak prime time Drama.....Sab Changa si 😀

You are not watching news...........Only Narratives !!

[EngiNerd. @mainbhiengineer]

People are expecting PM to do a press conference?

That's too much to expect from a man who is keeping all incompetent ministers around him, from finance to education to Railways to health, he is surrounded himself with people who doesn't have their own opinion or pov and just keep agreeing to whatever PM says and then you expect him to come directly talk to press and take unscripted questions especially at the time of crisis.

Keep your expectations realistic.

[Rajdeep Sardesai @sardesairajdeep]

Interesting : list of top 10 states with highest fuel prices as of today cuts across party lines.

STATES WITH HIGHEST PETROL PRICES 

ANDHRA PRADESH113.88
TELANGANA111.28
BIHAR111.23
KERALA111.02
MADHYA PRADESH111.02
RAJASTHAN110.4
WEST BENGAL109.82
MAHARASHTRA108.86
KARNATAKA107.03
ODISHA105.87

Big qs: are there no options now for govts (states and Centre) but to keep increasing prices? More at 9 pm on News Today on @IndiaToday

[shydev @shydev69]

bengal lost today.

the land of tagore, of vivekananda, of subhash bose, has handed itself to a politics that has nothing to do with us. they came with hindi slogans and helicopters and money, and told us our identity was wrong. that being bengali wasn't enough. that we had to be "hindu" in their narrow north indian way before we could be ourselves.

we forgot. we forgot what bengal stood for.

vivekananda told chicago that hinduism was the religion of acceptance. tagore wrote that nationalism was a disease. bankim's vande mataram was a song to a mother, not a war cry. now their names will sit on hoardings next to men who can't read a line of bengali poetry.

and yes, tmc was rotten. sandeshkhali happened. rg kar happened. the cut money, the syndicate raj, all of it. mamata had this coming. but voting bjp to punish tmc is like burning your house down because the kitchen was dirty.

bengal has already seen what communal politics does to it. our grandparents walked across a bleeding border in 47. they didn't survive that just to hand the next generation back to the same poison wearing saffron instead of green.

i'm not mourning a party tonight. i'm mourning a bengal that remembered who it was.

[Nalini Unagar @NalinisKitchen]

UPI is super easy and useful, but sometimes it feels a bit concerning. Last month, I didn’t even realize and ended up spending around ₹66,000.

With digital payments, you don’t really feel the money going, but with cash, it hits instantly.

Earlier, if we didn’t have enough cash in our pockets, we simply didn’t buy things. Now we walk into a bakery, pick up two extra chocolates, and think “it’s fine, I’ll just pay via UPI.” Easy payments can quietly turn into overspending.

UPI has messed up my budget.

[Saanvi🌺 @Saanvi_dhillon]

Do you know which degrees have the highest unemployment rate in India
maybe choose one of these if you also want to stay unemployed

BA – 37% unemployed rate

BCom – 32% unemployed rate

BSc – 28% unemployed rate

BBA – 22% unemployed rate

BTech – 18% unemployed rate

The truth is simple
the market does not need just a degree the market needs skills

[Indian Tech & Infra @IndianTechGuide]

🚨 RBI updates e-mandate rules for transactions over Rs 15,000

Payments up to Rs 15,000 can be processed automatically without OTP, but above Rs 15,000 will require additional factor authentication.

Payments such as insurance premiums, mutual fund subscriptions and credit card bills between Rs 15,000 and Rs 1 lakh can still go through without OTP under specific conditions.

The new rules apply across:

UPI auto-pay
Debit and credit cards
Prepaid payment instruments

[Sudipto @SudiptoX1]

Pls share. Spread the word. Thanks.