Vamini Shah

Credit Manager | MBA | Ahmedabad | Mumbai | Humanity | Peace | Learner |

[Sheema Kher @spillingbeans4]

We already knew it.. but those who followed them blindly drowned the nation with them.

[कल्पना श्रीवास्तव 🇮🇳 @Lawyer_Kalpana]

I Support Honorable Prime Minister 🇮🇳🫡

Repost if you agree!

[Dr. Deepessh Divaakaran (Dr. DD) @md_deepesh]

Thank You Cockroaches. One more damage done to India. And almost nobody is talking about it.

The protest may be over.
The tents may be gone.
But the photographs have already travelled abroad.

Violence.
Vandalism.
Chaos.

India was building trade relationships from a position of strength.

Free trade agreements were moving.
Strategic partnerships were deepening.
Global confidence was rising.

Now, every image of street disorder becomes ammunition.

A foreign headline.
A diplomatic question.
A hesitation across the negotiating table.

The Ministry of External Affairs must now spend months repairing what these Goons damaged in days.

More explanations.
More reassurance.
More diplomatic effort.

India will still move forward.

But when miscreants are allowed to vandalise the country in the name of protest, progress becomes more difficult.

And the bill is not paid by these Cockroaches.

It is paid by India.

[Saba kaul.🇮🇳 @sabakaul1]

An Open Letter to the Parents

If your son or daughter is among those whose videos went viral for hurling extreme abuses at the Prime Minister, I genuinely hope you watch those clips once, not as supporters of any political party, but simply as parents. The internet never forgets. Those videos will outlive this protest. Years from now, employers, colleagues, relatives, and even their own children may come across them. One emotional moment can become a lifelong identity.

Every parent wants their child to be remembered for their character, education, and achievements, not for a viral clip filled with abuse. Governments will change, leaders will come and go, but a person's conduct stays attached to their name. Rightly or wrongly, people often judge a family's values by the way their children behave in public. That's the reality of the world we live in.

Teach your children to question the government. Teach them to protest. Teach them to disagree with every politician if they want. But also teach them that losing respect while demanding change is never a victory. A person can win an argument and still lose their dignity. That's a lesson no classroom can replace.

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You're always welcome. ❤️🙏🫂

[Priti Rathi Gupta @PritiRathiGupta]

I have a list of people who are close to me. Every once a while, I pick up my phone and talk to 2-3 of them. In a world where everyone is texting over “long time, no see”, it really makes a difference to call someone up and say “How are you?” And just talk and listen…without agendas, to-do lists, milestones to be achieved or talking about business numbers.

[Vamini Shah @vamini_261]

Strangely got a call from reputed delivery service provider I.e., @BorzoIndia to use the promo code for availing next service and got the message from that person’s personal number. #dupingcustomers #fake @MahaCyber1

[Priti Rathi Gupta @PritiRathiGupta]

The biggest perception the finance industry sells us is that men are better than women at managing finances.

The truth is women have been managing the finances of their homes for centuries.

Money management is not a gender-specific role.
It is a role of wisdom, which everyone must undertake, regardless.

[Feroze Azeez 🇮🇳 @feroze_azeez]

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a) Capability: Value an advisor who can effectively address your doubts and concerns while introducing topics that other advisors may overlook. Seek someone with the ability to offer unique insights, enabling you to make well-informed decisions.

b) Trust: Ensure that there is transparency and clarity before implementing any investment strategy. This ensures that you maintain control over your finances.

c) Commitment: Regular reviews of your investments lets you track progress and highlight necessary corrective measures required to align with your goals.

d) Response time: A responsive advisor is vital. Quick and effective responses to concerns about investment options or market sentiments coupled with actionable solutions or recommended course of action, enhances the advisor-client communication.

e) Satisfaction: The ultimate goal is to grow your wealth as per your desired asset allocation and also get unbiased suggestions about exiting or entering other areas of investment interests.

[Feroze Azeez 🇮🇳 @feroze_azeez]

Mathematics with courage helps you act!
Mathematics with a low ego allows you to course-correct!
Hence, Mathematics with fixed opinions is useless!

[Aaraynsh @aaraynsh]

It was raining heavily when I parked my car beside a traffic signal near court circle udaipur, where I saw an old uncle selling hot samosa and poha. I placed an order and curiously asked him why he didn't take a rest today, considering his age. He told me something that completely changed my perspective on work.

“Beta, main ab is umra mein paise ke liye kaam nahi karta. Main apne dil ko khush rakhne ke liye kaam karta hun. Ghar par akela baithne se yahan baithna behtar hai. Jab main chaar logon ke khush chehre dekhta hun, jo mere khane ka swaad lete hain, to mera dil khushi se bhar jata hai”

While the whole world cribs about work, some people are writing stories of their retirement. <3

[Vamini Shah @vamini_261]

Absolutely true. 💯

[Ankur Warikoo @warikoo]

If fear hinders you to take risks, it is not fear.
It is slow death.

[Gurmeet Chadha @connectgurmeet]

“Paid in Full, with one glass of Milk”
- Dr Howard Kelly

Whenever I watch this video, it moves me.

Kindness and good deeds compound the most !!

[We Hindu @SanatanTalks]

॥ Heart Attack ॥

3000 years ago in our country India there was a great sage. His name was Maharishi Vagvat ji, he had written a book named Ashtang Hrudayam and in this book he had written 7000 formulas to cure diseases, this is one of them.

Vagvat ji writes that whenever the heart is getting attacked, that means blockage is starting to happen in the tubes of the heart. So it means that acidity has increased in the blood. You understand acidity. There are two types of acidity:

One is the acidity of the stomach and the other is the acidity of the blood. When the acidity in your stomach increases, you will say that you are feeling a burning sensation in the stomach with sour breath.

Water is coming out of the mouth and if this acidity increases further, then there will be hyperacidity and when this acidity of the stomach increases, when it comes into the blood, then there is blood acidity and when acidity increases in the blood, it Acidic blood is not able to pass through the tubes of the heart and causes blockage in the tubes, only then heart attack occurs, without this, heart attack does not happen and this is the biggest truth of Ayurveda, which no doctor tells you, because its treatment is the easiest. Is.

What is the treatment?

Vagvat ji writes that when acidity has increased in the blood, then you should use such things which are alkaline.

You know there are two types of things acidic and alkaline.

Now What happens if Acid and Alkaline are mixed? Everyone knows that neutral is.

So Vagvat ji writes that if the acidity of the blood has increased, then eat alkaline things, then the acidity of the blood will become neutral and if the acidity in the blood becomes neutral, then there is no possibility of heart attack in life. This is the whole story.

Now you will ask what are the things which are alkaline and should we eat?

There are many such things in your kitchen which are alkaline, if you eat them, you will never get a heart attack and if you have had one, it will not happen again.

We all know that what is the most alkaline thing and all are easily available at home, it is Lauki which is also known as Dudhi.

In English it is called bottle gourd which you eat as a vegetable. There is nothing more alkaline than this. So you drink gourd juice every day or eat raw gourd.

Vagvat ji says that bottle gourd has the maximum power to reduce the acidity of the blood, so you should consume bottle gourd juice.

How much to consume?
Drink 200 to 300 mg daily.

When to drink:
You can drink it in the morning on an empty stomach (after going to the toilet) or after half an hour of breakfast.

You can make this gourd juice more alkaline, put 7 to 10 leaves of Tulsi in it. Tulsi is very alkaline, with it you can add 7 to 10 leaves of mint, mint is also very alkaline, along with it you must add black salt or rock salt, it is also very alkaline.

But remember, add only black or rock salt, never add other iodized salt, this iodized salt is acidic, so you must consume this gourd juice, it will cure all your heart blockage in a period of 2 to 3 months.

You will start seeing a lot of effect on the 21st day itself. You will not need any operation. It will be treated at home by our Ayurveda of India and your precious body and lakhs of rupees will be saved from the operation.

Sanatan Dharma is the best

[Muthukrishnan Dhandapani @dmuthuk]

No job offers lifetime security. So, no job deserves permanent loyalty.

[Vamini Shah @vamini_261]

The most poor and disappointing services are provided by @AJIOLife as compared to its peers. Highly unacceptable!

[Vamini Shah @vamini_261]

@10MinuteMaggi 💯 correctly said!

[Sonam K Ahuja @sonamakapoor]

It’s torturous to drive through mumbai. It’s taken me an hour to reach bandstand from Juhu. Too much construction and digging everywhere. Pollution is through the roof. What’s going on.

[Muthukrishnan Dhandapani @dmuthuk]

Many expensive dresses bought for special occasions remains unused and we outgrow them. Either save money by not buying these dresses or learn to enjoy every occasion wearing these dresses.

[Muthukrishnan Dhandapani @dmuthuk]

Three rules for a career:

1) Don't sell anything you wouldn't buy yourself ;

2) Don't work for anyone you don't respect and admire;

3) Work only with people you enjoy.

- Charlie Munger

[Naina Manjrekar @NainaManjrekar]

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