Srinivasan Rangarajan

AVP at JP Morgan Chase|Minimalist | Coffee Lover| Forever Seeker | Aviation Enthusiast | Disciple of Guruji Shri Nandkishore Tiwari | Food For All.

[Srinivasan Rangarajan @srinivas88]

You don't have to tell people anything because your aggression, your power & your determination is shown in your performance not in your vocabulary.

[Fit And Fortune @FitAndFortune]

Normalize being more fit at 35+ than you were at 20.

[Art of Life 🦋 @Art0fLife_]

Never force, don’t beg and don’t chase.

[Blake Burge @blakeaburge]

Major cheat code for life: Assume good things are still ahead. You are not behind. You are not too late. You are not disqualified by your past. One new season can change the entire story. Keep showing up with belief. The best chapters are often written after the hardest ones.

[D🪿 @Devsthetix]

Squats, pushups, pull-ups, walking, and good sleep dtness has never been as complicated as the internet makes it seem.

[Srinivasan Rangarajan @srinivas88]

@airindia @DGCAIndia need assistance

[Samyuktha Poornima, Founder & C.E.O, Penthusiasts @Samyuktha2711]

While other #airlines are helping us do ticket modification at ease, I don’t understand why @airindia is desperately looking for ways to loot money from customers. Need help with modification of ticket to a day later. Rude customer service. Need help.

[Resko★ @Bloke_Baz]

Having a good manager really changes your work ethic. You start doing your job better, coming to work early and energized. Some managers don’t realize how much their actions impacts their employees’ performance.

[The Driven Man @Thedrivenman]

People thinking you’re dumb is one of the best advantages you can have.

[Dear Self. @Dearme2_]

Be boring in June.

Read. Walk. Eat. Build. Write. Sleep.

[Fitness Hub @FitHubHQ_]

HOW TO GET FIT IN THE NEXT 90 DAYS

1. Walk 10,000 steps daily.
2. Lift weights 4 times weekly.
3. Eat protein with every meal.
4. Drink 3 liters of water.
5. Cut out soda completely.
6. Sleep at least 8 hours.
7. Limit alcohol.
8. Track your weight weekly.
9. Stay active on weekends.
10. Don't miss two workouts in a row.

You are only a few habits away from a completely different body.

[Krish @CutieJaat]

Dharamshala is the most beautiful cricket stadium ever 😍❤️

[Virat Kohli @imVkohli]

From an opponent to a friend over the years. It’s been a pleasure watching you bat and compete against you over so many years but more than that I value our friendship and shared perspectives on the game and beyond. I continue to cherish every time we speak or meet. Wishing you nothing but the best always brother. You’ve done your bit, you deserve to enjoy all of it now and put your feet up. Well done mate, life’s only just begun. ❤️ #KaneWilliamson

[Ja Leto @_falsi1ke]

Be shameless about your hustle, nobody will feed you if you go broke.

[Nithya Shri @Nithya_Shrii]

Nobody wants to admit it but LinkedIn is a SCAM.

[Tim Denning @Tim_Denning]

Going to the gym at 2pm while everyone is at work is one of the greatest silent flexes.

[Srinivasan Rangarajan @srinivas88]

This is Verified. Please share
#BloodAid
@BloodDonorsIn
location: Mumbai
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[73-9 and THEY LIED @CuffsTheLegend]

treadmill incline 11.0 speed 3.0
15-30 minutes
5-7 days a week
you’ll be shredded in 60 days 🦍

[Nithya Shri @Nithya_Shrii]

Normalize teaching kids manners EARLY.

[Path of Men @PathOfMen_]

this was enough

[Sann @san_x_m]

Her name was Dr Kruthika M Reddy.

She was 29 years old. A dermatologist working at Victoria Hospital in Bengaluru. She had married Dr Mahendra Reddy, a general surgeon at the same hospital, on May 26 2024. They had been married for less than a year.

On April 21 2025 she told her husband she was experiencing gastric discomfort. He inserted an intravenous cannula into her right leg at their home in Gunjur and told her he would administer medicine through it.

He was a surgeon. She trusted him.

The next morning he dropped her at her parents’ home in Munnekollal and told her family she needed rest. He went to work and returned that evening to administer another dose through the cannula.

On April 23 she sent him a WhatsApp message saying the IV site was painful and asking if she could remove the cannula. He told her not to. He said another dose would take the pain away.

That night he entered her room and said he needed to prepare her medicines.

The following morning, April 24, Kruthika was found unresponsive. Mahendra did not attempt CPR. She was rushed to hospital and declared dead on arrival.

She had been planning to open her own clinic the following month. The night before she died she had sent drafts of her prescription pad to her sister, dined with her parents and fed their dog before going to her room at 9:30 PM.

Her family initially believed she had died of natural causes. After her death, Mahendra opposed a postmortem and persuaded her father not to allow it.

Her sister Dr Nikitha, a radiologist, refused to accept it and insisted on a full investigation.

Six months later the Forensic Science Laboratory confirmed that Kruthika’s death was caused by propofol, a powerful controlled anaesthetic used only in operation theatres, found across multiple organs in her body.

Mahendra had procured it using his professional access as a surgeon. At the crime scene, investigators recovered IV fluids, syringes with traces of propofol and a cannula set.

He was arrested on October 14 2025 from Manipal, where he had relocated after her death. After five days of interrogation he confessed to procuring the drug and injecting her.

Police filed a 4,000 page chargesheet before a Bengaluru court.

Investigators found he had been demanding money from her family to build a hospital and had subjected her to mental and financial harassment within months of the wedding.

During digital forensics, police found something else. After Kruthika died, Mahendra had sent a message to a woman he was pursuing via the notes section of the PhonePe payment app, after she had blocked him on every other platform.

The message said, “I killed my wife for you.”

He sent a version of that message to four to five different women.

If Dr Nikitha had not insisted on that investigation, none of this would have come to light.

He was a surgeon. He had taken an oath to protect life.

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[Pritish @AFitTrader]

Back in the gym after 2 months of injury recovery 😭

You truly don’t realize
how much you love training
until you can’t do it.