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mumbai t2 is the only airport where you land, complete your 10k steps, enter a sauna (uber pickup point), wait an eternity, go through an emotional breakdown, and then finally get an uber home
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ಅಪರೋಕ್ಷ ಓದಿ ಮುಗಿಸಿದೆ.. ಇದರ ಕಥಾವಸ್ತು IT ನಲ್ಲಿ ಕೆಲಸ ಮಾಡುವ ನನ್ನಂಥ ಎಲ್ಲಾ ಕನ್ನಡಿಗರಿಗೂ ಒಂದು Instant connect ಕೊಡುವುದರಲ್ಲಿ ಸಂದೇಹವೇ ಇಲ್ಲ.. ಬಹುದೇಕ ಪಾತ್ರಗಳನ್ನ ನನ್ನ ವೃತ್ತಿಜೀವನದಲ್ಲಿ ಕಂಡಿದ್ದೇನೆ ಎಂದರೆ ತಪ್ಪಾಗಲಾರದು.. ಎಲ್ಲವೂ ನನ್ನಿಂದಲೇ ಅನ್ನೋ ಭ್ರಮೆಯಲ್ಲಿರುವ ಪ್ರಮಾಳಂಥ Over enthusiastsic achievers,
Lots of travelling coming up. Starting with @SahanaVijay ಅವರ ಅಪರೋಕ್ಷ
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Alexandra Jacobs reviews American Hagwon by Min Jin Lee, whose earlier novels include Pachinko.
The novel explores South Korea's intensely competitive education system through the institution of the hagwon, a private supplementary school.
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"Antes de que nuestros hermanos blancos llegaran para civilizarnos, no teníamos prisiones, por eso, no tuvimos delincuentes. Sin una prisión, no puede haber delincuentes. No teníamos cerraduras, entre nosotros no había ladrones. Cuando alguien era tan pobre que no podía tener un caballo, una tienda de campaña o una manta, lo recibía como un regalo. Éramos demasiado incivilizados para dar importancia a la propiedad privada. No conocíamos el dinero y por eso el valor de un ser humano no estaba determinado por su riqueza. No teníamos leyes escritas, ni abogados, ni políticos, y por eso, no fuimos capaces de engañar y estafarnos unos a otros. Estábamos muy mal antes de que llegaran los hombres blancos y no sé cómo explicar cómo fuimos capaces de convivir sin estas cosas tan necesarias para una sociedad civilizada."
John Lame Deer 🇺🇸 (1903-1976)
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THE GREAT RESET
Europe’s streets are on fire. In France, roughly 7,000 people have been detained, 86 percent of them minors, and a teenager has lost a hand to a stun grenade.
In Italy, clashes have erupted at Milan’s Duomo, with stones thrown and water cannon deployed in Turin. Students are also out in Belgium, Greece and Spain.
Across Belgium, France, Italy and Portugal, hundreds of thousands have taken to the streets to protest rising living costs, low wages and housing shortages, placing mounting pressure on governments throughout the European Union. The downfall of Europe has begun marked by inflation, recession and civil strife.
America is destroying Europe, and Europeans, blinded by their hatred of Russia, cannot see it. Israel is targeting Europe through its American proxy. The wounds of past European humiliations run deep, and they have not been forgotten.
Ancient Rome and the New Rome have been the targets for Israel under the Pax Judaica. Europe, the Ancient Rome long blamed for the destruction of the Temple, has now run into the crosshairs of Israel for refusing to back it in the Middle East against Iran and for censuring it on Gaza.
The American-Israeli axis wants Russia to flip from Iran to the American side and thereby check and mate China. After the diesel deal and sanctions waiver, Russia & USA are discussing the construction of American data centres that would run on Russian nuclear power.
Putin’s envoy Dmitriev has stated that the two sides are discussing joint projects in the field of Russia-USA data centres, including the use of Russian nuclear power plants, and that Putin and Trump are examining a wide range of initiatives expected to be announced soon.
He has previously noted the large synergistic effect between Russia and the United States in the Arctic, in the LNG sector and in other energy projects.
Russia and Iran are viewed as the battle of Gog and Magog, with the United States serving as the vehicle to achieve regional domination in the Middle East.
The aim is to degrade Russia by using Zelensky (backed by Jewish Oligarchs) in Ukraine force a catastrophic war that consumes Europe and Russia into mutually assured destruction, force Russia to flip toward America, and isolate both China and Islamist states.
Saudi Arabia is being pushed to fight the Houthis and Iran. American bases and security presence are being ruined while Israel gains prominence in the region MBS in KSA is being forced by circumstances to seek IDF help in order to save the monarchy from Iran backed Houthis.
India is being hard wired into Defence & Technology supply chains with it playing a critical role in this Global War & Conflict to degrade/take down the Pakistan node of Communist-Islamist axis of China-Pakistan & Turkey.
On one side American is empowering Pakistan and other side Israel is aiding India. You can see how two countries are being prepped to degrade each other in mutually destructive conflict. General Munir will serve Pakistan into various pieces for these end goals. India is aware of the games, that why its hedging with Russia & Trade with China.
On a broader level, this depicts the fight between the banking and financial oligarchy in London and the aristocracy in Brussels on one side, and Big Tech, Big Oil, the military-industrial complex and the Chabad-Lubavitch/AIPAC Israeli lobby in America on the other.
The ultimate end goal of the Big Tech oligarchy is a global monetary reset that imposes a digital control grid through CBDCs and AI-based surveillance, together with capital controls and new layers of the monetary system.
In this system, digital money in the form of stablecoins would handle retail trade, CBDCs would settle trade between countries, and a basket of G-Secs and Treasuries backed by gold, silver, copper and other metals would settle annual trade deficits.
A new monetary and trading order is being rolled out, underwriting the New Global Order amid chaos and conflict.
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Children have a fundamental right to access and use the internet, says the Supreme Court.
With this order, it will be challenging for any State Govt or the Centre, to come out with a "blanket ban" on Social Media.
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Europe .. Remind you of what the UAE Foreign Minister said a decade ago! Just in case you forgot (which you obviously did) !
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Suicide and public policy: When tragedy becomes political evidence
People respond more strongly to a specific person's suffering than to statistical evidence of larger, dispersed harms.
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Every large consumer category in India over the last 15 years has been built the same way, by losing a lot of money on purpose until the habit forms.
Policybazaar was criticised for years for spending close to a rupee to acquire every rupee of premium. Today it is a ₹49,000 crore company. Paytm burned heavily on cashbacks to get Indians to use a digital wallet at all, and it is now worth about ₹1.08 lakh crore. Zomato and Swiggy spent enormous amounts building food delivery when everyone said the per-order math didn't work, and together they are worth close to ₹4 lakh crore. Meesho subsidised its way to first-time online shoppers in small towns and is now valued at around ₹1 lakh crore.
Blinkit and Zepto are the most recent version of this. They found very strong product-market fit early in a large market, and through that whole phase people around us, users and even more so non-users, kept saying it made no sense to lose that much money on every order. Most of that criticism came from people looking at the unit economics of a business that hadn't reached its scale yet, or from people who didn't see the market power that scale eventually brings.
Every category built around a genuinely different experience needs a large amount of capital to create the habit and the market. If the capital doesn't come, on-demand home help will still exist, but as a much smaller business with much higher prices. If the capital does come and the category scales, density starts doing the work and the economics eventually look very attractive.
In these businesses the losses are close to being the strategy itself. The leader sees a lot of value in raising more capital and burning at scale, because that spend does two jobs at once. It creates a much larger market than would otherwise exist, and it keeps out new entrants who want to take a shot, since they can't raise anywhere near that much capital unless they bring something dramatically different.
The burn grows the pie, and whoever is still standing at the end gets to keep most of it.
This is crazy cash burn!!!
Instant househelp startup Snabbit posts Rs 168 crore loss on Rs 12 crore revenue in FY26, @dishaacharya_ @ETtech @pranavmukul
economictimes.indiatimes.com…
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Good read in today's Mint
From Kurosawa's classic to Bong Joon-Ho to Spike Lee; from Raj N Sippy to Ben Affleck
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🌹 Remembering Smita Patil on Her Birthday 🌹
A face that reflected a thousand emotions, an actress who breathed life into every character, and a talent that transcended the boundaries of commercial and parallel cinema. Smita Patil was not merely an actress; she was an institution of natural, powerful and deeply moving performances.
Though she left us far too soon, her extraordinary legacy continues to shine through every frame she graced. Some stars fade with time, but legends like Smita Patil remain immortal.
Remembering the incomparable Smita Patil on her birthday. Gone too soon, forgotten never. ❤️🙏
Aaj ki awaz 1984
Directed by Ravi Chopra
Music Ravi
Song by Mahendra Kapoor
Lyrics Hasan Kamal.
Rinsha Mariyam from Kasargod debuts in Portugal club and became youngest Indian woman footballer to play in a European league.
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Khalil Gibran was one of the most celebrated poets, writers, and artists of the modern era, whose words have continued to resonate with readers across cultures and generations. Born in the mountains of Lebanon and later settling in the United States, Gibran drew from both Eastern spirituality and Western thought, creating a body of work that explored the deepest questions of love, freedom, faith, sorrow, and the human condition. His most famous work, The Prophet, became a timeless meditation on the many experiences that shape a human life, from love and marriage to joy, grief, work, and freedom. More than a poet, Gibran was a seeker of truth and a student of the human heart, reminding us that life's deepest wisdom often comes through love, self-knowledge, compassion, and the courage to embrace both its beauty and its pain.
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Do people know that Sri Ramachandra Medical College was a government medical college and hospital at one point of time and was admitting poor students for free seats before being given back to Udayar Family by a particular political party he was close to? First instance of a government medical college being given freely to private management to sell the seats.. such innovations only happen in tamilnadu @thatpalaniguy @makkal_saatchi @RaavananDeepak @NallatchiThedi @Arappor
Agriculture is one of the riskiest businesses around. Only three types of people can do farming:
1) Have non-agricultural income to sustain agri expenses
2) those who do everything on their own without needing hired labour
3) and the ones who can sustain 7 bad years in a decade


































