Nitin Mittal

Use social media with responsibility . Do fact check urself before sharing anything. Spread positivity 🙏 || Selling best #WiFi #Switching solution #Ruckus

[Rohit @ai_rohitt]

🚨 Anthropic just showed a 27-minute workshop on how to actually do prompts for Claude.

Taught by the people who built it.

Free. No registration. No paywall.

I've seen $300 courses that don't cover what they teach in the first 8 minutes.

Watch it and bookmark it now.

[Nitin Mittal @workingonWeb]

@pushkardhami @trafficpoliceuk

22minutes jam..Kindly help

[Nitin Mittal @workingonWeb]

3 kms 30min ... Can you look into it @trafficpoliceuk

[Nitin Mittal @workingonWeb]

3 kms 30min ... Can you look into it @trafficpoliceuk

[Comman Man @CommanMan777589]

One Woman Built AIIMS. Congress Erased Her

Nehru took credit.
AIIMS was built by Amrit Kaur.

History textbooks say “Nehru built AIIMS.”

That line is propaganda.

Jawaharlal Nehru did not build AIIMS.
Rajkumari Amrit Kaur did.

AIIMS exists because one woman gave land, arranged money, fought the system, and forced execution while Congress watched and later branded it.

The land they never mention

AIIMS Delhi stands on ~190 acres of prime land at Ansari Nagar.
This land did not come from the Union government.
It came from Amrit Kaur’s personal family estate.

Not acquired.
Not purchased.
Donated.

At today’s rates, this land is worth tens of thousands of crores.

Congress didn’t spend a rupee for it.

The money Nehru didn’t have

Post-Independence India was broke.
Congress had slogans, not resources.

So Amrit Kaur:
•Secured foreign assistance (New Zealand)
•Brought international medical collaboration
•Arranged equipment, training, and expertise

If Congress had the capacity, foreign governments wouldn’t have been needed.

The law Congress delayed

The AIIMS Act, 1956 didn’t pass because of Nehru’s urgency.

It passed because Amrit Kaur pushed relentlessly against:

•Bureaucratic inertia
•Cabinet indifference
•Congress lethargy

Files moved because she forced them to move.

What Nehru actually did

He:
•Approved what was already built
•Delivered speeches
•Cut ribbons

That’s not institution-building.
That’s optics.

Why Congress buried her

Because this truth destroys the myth:
•That Congress “built” India
•That Nehru created institutions
•That power equals contribution

AIIMS proves the opposite.

A royal woman gave up her inheritance for public health.
Congress took the credit.

No Chamcha praises her.
No textbook centres her.
Because Congress history only remembers one surname.

Reality

AIIMS is Amrit Kaur’s legacy.
Congress just put its nameplate on it.

Others sacrificed.
Congress advertised.

[Nitin Mittal @workingonWeb]

@NalinisKitchen Judiciary should feel ashamed ...Chullu bhar pani mai doob marna chahiye!! There are 100s of 1000s such people whose life has been ruined by the judicial system 😔😔..

[Dr. Sheetal yadav @Sheetal2242]

अपने बच्चों के ऐसे खाद्य पदार्थ सोच समझकर खिलाएं उनके स्वास्थ्य के साथ न खेलें।

[Raghu @IndiaTales7]

Thread of the world's strangest architecture.🧵

1. The Interlace, Singapore.🇸🇬

[Raghu @IndiaTales7]

22. The sphere in Las Vegas cost $2.3 billion to build.

And it’s not CGI 😱

This is real. What an incredible feat of engineering!

[SUDHIR @seriousfunnyguy]

Secret untold story of #OperationSindoor

Share before it’s removed from internet 🫣
VC: @curioustiz

[Babu Bhaiya @Shahrcasm]

Modiji & Ajit Doval Launching Drones On Pakistan...

[Nitin Mittal @workingonWeb]

@StableInvestor @TheNavroopSingh What about who are already invested in SGB? Are they going to keep getting the interest? When can they do the redemption?

[Dhirendra Kumar @dhirendra_vr]

Chinese AI Startup DeepSeek Accidentally Destroys $2 Trillion in US Market Cap While Trying to Save $594 Million on Training Costs

BEIJING—In what experts are calling the most cost-effective economic collapse in history, Chinese AI startup DeepSeek has reportedly erased $2 trillion in US stock market value, including a casual $500 billion from Nvidia, after unveiling their groundbreaking AI model, DeepSeek R1. The cause? A budget-friendly approach to AI development that Silicon Valley can only describe as "deeply offensive."*

"Look, we were just trying to save a few bucks," said DeepSeek CEO Zhang Wei, while sipping tea brewed from the tears of Wall Street investors. "Who knew building a reasoning AI for the price of a San Francisco studio apartment would cause such a fuss?"

The chaos began when DeepSeek revealed their open-source AI model, which cost a mere $6 million to train—roughly 1/1000th of what OpenAI spent on GPT-4. "We thought, why spend $600 million when you can just... not?" Zhang added. "Turns out, the answer is 'because it makes Nvidia very sad.'"

The fallout was immediate. Nvidia’s stock plummeted as investors realized the world might not need 10,000 GPUs to power a single AI model. "This is a disaster," cried one hedge fund manager, who had just shorted Nvidia based on a hunch and a fortune cookie. "If AI gets this cheap, what’s next? Affordable healthcare? Free Wi-Fi on planes? This is America—we don’t do things that make sense!"

Meanwhile, Silicon Valley executives are reportedly scrambling to respond. OpenAI CEO Sam Altman was seen frantically Googling "how to make AI less expensive without firing my personal chef," while Meta’s Mark Zuckerberg allegedly tried to rebrand DeepSeek as "a fun little experiment, definitely not a threat."

But the real kicker? DeepSeek R1 is not only cheaper to build but also cheaper to run, costing less than $4 per million tokens compared to OpenAI’s $100+. "It’s like they’re using AI to solve world hunger while we’re over here charging $20 for a ChatGPT subscription," lamented one tech investor. "This is worse than the time I accidentally invested in crypto."

As the dust settles, one thing is clear: DeepSeek has rewritten the rules of AI, proving that innovation doesn’t have to come with a $600 million price tag. "We’re not saying Silicon Valley is bad at AI," Zhang said with a smirk. "We’re just saying they’re really, really bad at math."

In related news, Nvidia has announced a new line of GPUs specifically designed to help investors cope with existential dread. Pre-orders are already sold out.

[Nitin Mittal @workingonWeb]

@airnewsalerts President or prime minister?

[Nitin Mittal @workingonWeb]

@fssaiindia are u aware? How do u allow and approve such products??

[Nitin Mittal @workingonWeb]

@anandmahindra Well said sir.. This is what Sh.Tata has earned..Respect and Trust from every section of the society. "Tata"has always meant trust to me.. Rest in peace 🕊️

[NO CONTEXT HUMANS @HumansNoContext]

These grandkids planned to surprise their grandma at the airport dressing as t-rex but she heard about it and planned her own surprise.

[BhikuMhatre @MumbaichaDon]

The best thing I saw in months!

Congratulations #Telangana Police for this!

Would love to see every State Police develop this system!

.@AmitShah Ji. .@Dev_Fadnavis Ji.

[THE SKIN DOCTOR @theskindoctor13]

Yesterday morning, the Kolkata High Court ordered the RG Kar rape and murder case to be handed over to the CBI, and by night, a huge mob—many drunk and some arriving in trucks—attacked the doctors and the hospital emergency building where the crime scene, the seminar room is located. The police, however, claim that the seminar room is safe.

Only a conspiracy theorist who grew up watching 80s and 90s Bollywood crime movies would find a correlation between these events. There is no link. Absolutely nothing. Just coincidence.

My understanding suggests that some non-state actors organized this attack to project the Bengal govt in a bad light. Who could it be? Justin Bieber? Imane Khelif? Nelson Mandela? I don't know. Could be anyone. Hard to tell.

[Wolf of X @WolfofX]

Japan: Where landscapes are poetry, kindness is an art, and discipline is a way of life.

A Thread 🧵 👇

1. When you need help at a train station in Japan, customer service literally pops out of the wall.