Nothing against Curly Tales (Kamiya Jani) but the Government (I&B and Tourism Ministry) is literally Paying 6,00,00,000 (6 Crores) to Kamiya Jani (Curly Tales) for eating in Vande Bharat and Having Chaat at Ghats in Varanasi and that too gets Aired on Doordarshan a Channel that

My latest for @latimes: I travelled to southern India to document the rise of the AI "arm farms" — where young engineers strap GoPros to their foreheads and fold laundry or pack boxes to teach humanoid robots how to do chores. https://t.co/o6dgEtbuEN

It is so sad to read @AkshayaS90's father's posts on Linkedin. Imagine losing your only child and then paying bribe for her death certificate. Stuff like this makes you lose faith in humanity.

This is the Ejipura flyover in Bengaluru, under construction since 2017, still incomplete after 8 years. For perspective, the UAE built the Burj Khalifa in 5 years. The US reconstructed the World Trade Center in 7 years. China turned Shenzhen from a fishing village into an

Today is Chhatth Pooja Celebrated mostly in the gangetic belt Let me explain why Chhath Pooja is a big deal. And why it is my favourite festival. Here is why 👇 1. Chhath is a festival of faith unlike any other. There are no stringent rules. There is no mahurat. There is

I was high on India’s growth story. But not anymore. For years, I thought we were on the right path, it’s only that we’re a poor country (thanks to colonisation) but as our income grows everything will change. And that’s going to happen soon. We’ll have great infrastructure,

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The five schemes combined cost more than Rs 95,450 cr cumulatively through August 2025 To fund this, the state increased borrowing to Rs 63,377 cr with CAG specifically identifying ₹63,000 crore borrowed to fund guarantees 20% of revenue receipts now locked into welfare 15/21

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Who is stopping Nitin Gadkari from doing this?

I have written my first book! A passion project of almost 10 years, Runnin' Down a Dream aims to give people both the motivation & the methods for thriving in a career they actually love. Put a lot of heart and soul into this - hope you ❤️ it. Pre-order:

So let me understand this. The existing transport authority creates infrastructure with flaws. So now more government employees can be hired to fix those flaws, okay? Logic has left the room 💁🏽‍♂️ In any other normal country, they will overhaul the transport Authority to improve

Two years. Two years passed since the last moment I saw Avinatan, the love of my life. Two years since the moment terrorists kidnapped us, put me on a motorcycle, and tore me away from Avinatan before the eyes of the entire world. From that moment, our journey in captivity was

Catching up on this late — the EPFO and its processes have needed deep cleaning. This wasn’t what was needed! What was needed was easier access / better process to manage OUR money! EPFO / Govt shd remember this is borrowed money. They pay us interest, yes. We lend them money,

fundamentally believe the solution to the loneliness crisis is framed wrong it’s not just about making friends it’s about living a life where you feel the possibility of connection is all around you - smile at the barista - chat with a stranger in the grocery store line - text

5 lakh Athers! We’ve rolled out our 500,000th scooter from the Hosur plant and fittingly, it’s a Rizta. From a few hundred units a month to over 1,000 a day. The scale-up, especially in the last year, has been strong. Huge credit to the Ather team for their relentless

People sometimes ask me why it's so important to not have governments have access to all our data If you have nothing to hide, why does it matter? A classic answer then is "why do you have curtains?" A better answer is this site https://t.co/Viqv6K8kJU which explains how it

Welcome to the New India where a doctor is arrested today not for crime, but for prescribing a cough syrup to heal sick children . His only fault was being unaware that he was supposed to check the quality and approval of syrup which is the work of govt and drug authorities who

I used to work 6am - 6pm, 6 days a week, on a construction site in my early 20s. Honestly? It fucking sucked, dude. I would sit in my car outside the site at 530am, desperately drinking a coffee, telling myself over and over again, "god I wish I was in sciences" Because every