⚡ The media will not talk about this - Another Mind-blowing achievement by India 🇮🇳
India added more manufacturing capacity in the last 10 years than in the previous 70+ years combined.
From 1960 to 2015, India’s manufacturing output grew from $3B → $328B.
From 2015 to 2025, it jumped from $328B → $781B.
That means India added ~$453B in just 10 years — more than the ~$325B added over the previous 70+ years.
India has now entered the global top 5 in manufacturing, overtaking South Korea.
At current growth rates, even factoring in rupee depreciation, India is on track to overtake Japan and become the world’s 3rd-largest manufacturer (> $1T) by 2029.
That is not gradual growth. That is industrial acceleration.
Remember your one vote did this!
ALL-TIME HIGH BREAKOUTS IN A WEAK MARKET
These 8 stocks have crossed their previous all-time highs despite a weak broader market.
While fear, volatility, and negative sentiment dominate the market, a handful of stocks are quietly writing a different story.
🔥 KIMS
🔥 Inox India
🔥 NRB Bearings
🔥 Venus Remedies
🔥 Sai Life Sciences
🔥 Indo Borax & Chemicals
🔥 Thyrocare Technologies
🔥 Dee Development Engineers
08 June 2026
Sakar : Why its my top Pharma bet?
Sakar may be the next big pharma Oncology player 🔥
Huge operating leverage ahead🚀
Lets understand Q4 Fy26 , Concall🧵
Q4 FY26 Opportunities list till 15-5-2026 .
Tdpower, Shadow fax, Senores, KRN heat, Vidya wires, Ideaforge,
Mtar, Rossel Techsys, Privi, Manorama, yash hv,
Atlanta electric, Paisalo, Vmarc
Suryoday, Ujjivan , Satin, Spandana
Lloyd metals, cartrade,
Avalon
SJS
Bse
Aeroflex
GNG Electronics
Nam India
Sterlite/ Hfcl
Acutaas
Netweb
Maha bk
Rrkabel
Cemindia
Au small
Ather energy
Capri global
SgFinserv
Bajaj con
ALL-TIME HIGH BREAKOUT ALERT
Today, these 7 stocks closed above their lifetime highs, signaling strong momentum and sustained buying interest:
💥MCX
💥Black Box
💥Adani Ports
💥Wheels India
💥TD Power Systems
💥Senores Pharmaceuticals
💥Diamond Power Infrastructure
15-05-2026
India Today’s Kamlesh Singh says Bengal’s biggest election shock wasn’t BJP crossing 200 seats in a 294-seat assembly — it was NRBs in CR Park, Indiranagar and New Jersey discovering Bengal voters had stopped taking political instructions over fish curry and nostalgia.
https://t.co/TGvgXVyUhT
हमारी फ़िल्म #Special26 के हर कुछ महीनों बाद नए नए मीमस बनते हैं और उत्पात मचाते हैं।और ऐसा हो ही नहीं सकता कि मैं उस मीम का हिस्सा हूँ और पच्चीस तीस लोग मुझे वो मीम ना भेजें। मैं काफ़ी देर तक होल्ड करता हूँ, मगर फिर सोचता हूँ that Sometimes “Laughter can be the best medicine!” तो लीजिये पेश है ता��़ा ताज़ा मेरा और मनोज बाजपेयी का वो मशहूर सीन! With a new twist! Jai Ho! 😂🤣🤪 @BajpayeeManoj
In 1996, I earned ₹8,000/month.
In 2026, my stock portfolio is worth ₹80+ crores.
But between these two numbers…
I almost went bankrupt.
In 1999, I entered the stock market.
Not with knowledge.
With tips.
Not with savings.
With loans.
I borrowed ₹14 lakhs
(3× my annual income)
at 19% interest from 3 banks.
I thought I was smart.
Then the dot-com crash happened.
Markets fell 50–60%.
My portfolio fell 90%+.
Those stocks never came back.
They were operator-driven.
I just didn’t know it then.
I was 28.
Newly married.
One child.
Father retired.
House under construction.
And 3 bank loans at 19%.
I was a qualified CA.
And completely broke.
That was the loneliest year of my life.
That phase gave me one rule I never broke again:
Never invest borrowed money in something you cannot independently verify.
I stopped taking tips.
I stopped borrowing to invest.
I started:
* Reading annual reports
* Meeting promoters
* Attending AGMs
27 years later,
banks offer me large credit lines.
I haven’t used a single rupee of it for investing.
Because the scar of 1999 never left me.
And that scar built everything I have today.
Your process will always matter more than your outcome.
What was your biggest money mistake?
Most people want multibagger stocks.
I built wealth by avoiding blow-ups.
A pattern worth noticing in AAP’s journey under Arvind Kejriwal 👇
2014 : 3+ leaders left Shazia Ilmi Vinod Kumar Binny and others
2015 : 3 major exits Prashant Bhushan Yogendra Yadav Anand Kumar
2017 : 1 high profile exit Kapil Mishra
2018 : 4+ leaders stepped away Ashutosh Ashish Khetan Alka Lamba and others
2026 : biggest signal yet 6+ MPs including Raghav Chadha walk away
20 Se jyada Neta Aam Aadmi Party Ab tak chod chuke hain🥺
When exits keep adding up across years and levels, it stops looking random and starts looking like a pattern
Question is simple what kind of internal democracy produces this trend.
IAS officer Anshul Gupta is a turnaround expert. Earlier he had transformed a hospital an earlier roles, which made global news.
Was from IIM. Then became IPS. Then cracked UPSC and became IAS this time. Supercomputer type brain.
Geniuses like him should be in highly strategic positions with massive autonomy.
"And now, somewhere in Riyadh, the Crown Prince is staring at a charred THAAD radar, a half-empty interceptor magazine, and a $142 billion receipt, and he is doing the math Rubio did on television: 100 missiles a month versus six or seven interceptors. And he is realizing, perhaps for the first time, that the Abraham Accords were not a security guarantee. They were a customer acquisition strategy."
https://t.co/FzsHwuBjlS
Bilawal Bhutto : "For the 1st time in 70 Years Pakistan had the opportunity to become a Hero in the whole world.
The whole world was looking at Pakistan with hope.
Last night, Suddenly our Prime Minister posted a tweet on Mediation and everything got destroyed!!
Who is managing our PM's X account?
Who are the people who can't edit a simple tweet??
Today, instead of appreciating Pakistan, The whole world is mocking us for tweeting a draft Tweet sent by the USA!!
We have become a joke around the world"