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LearningPoint (24x7 Chatterboxes) retweeted
When you tell the young that the country belongs to them and the governments have denied them what rightfully belongs to them, you can't deny them a simple PS5 or Prada Amber Homme indiatoday.in/opinion/story/…
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LearningPoint (24x7 Chatterboxes) retweeted
Imo we are reading too much doing such comparing on random time frames
The story of India's political economy in two slides
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Replying to @rahulrg
Didn't NPS have some rule like Kids with working mothers don't/can't get admitted there
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LearningPoint (24x7 Chatterboxes) retweeted
Picked up a hitch-hiker. Seemed like a nice guy. After a few miles, he asked me if I wasn't afraid that he might be a serial killer? I told him that the odds of two serial killers being in the same car were extremely unlikely
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LearningPoint (24x7 Chatterboxes) retweeted
I just found out he has passed away. This is heartbreaking. He was just 21. Please don’t treat malaria like an ordinary fever. Falciparum malaria, in particular, can become life-threatening quickly without prompt treatment. If doctors advise admission, please take it seriously.
happy Wednesday guys I've been down with the flu and malaria (essentially why I didn't show up for more than 24hrs) got to the hospital, they tried to admit me but I didn't let them I know my health, I'd be up and grinding in a few days what did I miss guys?
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LearningPoint (24x7 Chatterboxes) retweeted
Ittiam is a homegrown DSP company So this is great to see
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The part I liked about his story is He worked in EE core for a long time
Farmer’s son from a remote Madhya Pradesh village cracked IIT Bombay, earned a dual degree, now has Rs 10,000 crore net worth and runs Bengaluru-based Groww ecoti.in/9Kfe7Z
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Ittiam is a homegrown DSP company So this is great to see
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LearningPoint (24x7 Chatterboxes) retweeted
Meanwhile in Australia- - SM accounts banned for children under the age of 16 starting December 10, 2025, under the Online Safety Amendment (Social Media Minimum Age) Act 2024. - Children under 16 cannot hold or create accounts on major platforms, and parental consent does not override the ban.
All these years the BJP controlled the narrative through mainstream media and WhatsApp. But Instagram is a different battlefield. Gen Z has used it to question, mock and challenge political propaganda in ways that are far harder to control. And now Gen Alpha is coming of age online. Restrictions on minors may sound reasonable on paper in the name of online safety. But it is fair to ask whether there is another motive too: stopping Gen Alpha from doing what Gen Z did. Even 15 and 16-year-olds are openly mocking the Prime Minister and those in power. If the Centre is genuinely concerned about young people online, it should focus on making the internet safer for them. Start by cracking down on accounts that harass and abuse girls online, not by silencing an entire generation.
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Schools being sold on twitter 😔
GD Goenka School For Sale | Gurugram 📍 Sector 10A, Gurugram • Total Land: 5 Acres • Construction Area: 1,25,000 Sq Ft • Students: 1,300–1,500 • Staff: 30+ • School Buses: 24 • Average Fee: ₹12,500/student • Annual School Income: ₹14–15 Cr • Annual Turnover: ₹25–26 Cr • Land Allotment: Lifetime • GD Goenka Franchise: 99 Years • Clear Title • Swimming Pool • Basketball & Volleyball Facilities Demand: ₹260 Crore A fully operational premium school property in one of Gurugram’s prominent locations.
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LearningPoint (24x7 Chatterboxes) retweeted
Am I the only person who thinks that this is decent advise? India simply doesn't create enough jobs to support the youth entering the workforce. Vocations/small businesses/trades are the way forward for the vast majority of the youth. It's not sexy but it puts food on the table.
"Don't chase jobs, drive taxi": Uttar Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Brajesh Pathak's suggestion to youth
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Take note of all the fund managers talking about LTCG, STT, STCG etc. all of a sudden And avoid their funds like hot potatoes Different if they've been consistent criticising it
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LearningPoint (24x7 Chatterboxes) retweeted
Replying to @learning_pt
In the mid 2Ks, worked on a financial product which used struts on the frontend & EJBs on the business side/backend. In the late 2010s, joined a new company & my colleague there told me, his project a few years ago was to rip out struts & EJBs, put in Spring MVC & boot. 🤷🏾‍♂️
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The stock market falling is good for the economy
There is a slight change in retirement plans. Those who thought stocks & mutual funds would fund their retirement may now have to work until their grandchildren retire
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LearningPoint (24x7 Chatterboxes) retweeted
There is a slight change in retirement plans. Those who thought stocks & mutual funds would fund their retirement may now have to work until their grandchildren retire
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LearningPoint (24x7 Chatterboxes) retweeted
Oh My God He Does The Meme Doesn't He
All these years the BJP controlled the narrative through mainstream media and WhatsApp. But Instagram is a different battlefield. Gen Z has used it to question, mock and challenge political propaganda in ways that are far harder to control. And now Gen Alpha is coming of age online. Restrictions on minors may sound reasonable on paper in the name of online safety. But it is fair to ask whether there is another motive too: stopping Gen Alpha from doing what Gen Z did. Even 15 and 16-year-olds are openly mocking the Prime Minister and those in power. If the Centre is genuinely concerned about young people online, it should focus on making the internet safer for them. Start by cracking down on accounts that harass and abuse girls online, not by silencing an entire generation.
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Yeah it's absurd to see this meltdown 2009 onwards it's been a one way street all the way up for 1.5 decades
You've had an almost massive bullrun from 2021 to 2024 in the Indian markets. Everything everyone touched rallied. ~2 years of sideways movement and ppl are losing their marbles blaming government policies to fund managers to companies to top executives. All you have to do it put your head down and do your job of picking stocks. Returns will follow!
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Wonder if this is mainly a TN thing Seems unlikely Need to check other states too
🚨🚨TN’s Men Are Dying Too Young And The Data Needs Attention Tamil Nadu recorded 4.02 lakh male deaths vs 2.91 lakh female deaths in 2025, a gap of 1.10 lakh deaths. The most worrying part: 86% of this gap came from people aged 15–64, the years when people are working, raising families and supporting ageing parents. The age-wise gap is striking: • 15–24: 9,167 men vs 4,461 women • 25–34: 17,135 vs 6,177 • 35–44: 31,585 vs 11,406 • 45–54: 54,743 vs 26,269 • 55–64: 81,840 vs 51,365 Officials cite road crashes, suicide, tobacco/alcohol use and poorly detected heart, kidney and metabolic diseases among the concerns. There is also a major data gap: only 41% of registered deaths were medically certified in 2025. The comparison with Sweden is particularly interesting. Sweden recorded almost equal male and female deaths in 2025 — around 46,000 each. But the key difference is when people die: only about 10% of deaths in Sweden occur before 65, compared with 42% in Tamil Nadu. This is more than a health statistic. Preventing premature deaths among working-age men is also about protecting families, children and household economic security.
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LearningPoint (24x7 Chatterboxes) retweeted
Nephew goes to one of the two Universities where violence erupted in Punjab recently. Asked him- Kya hua tumhari University me He said- Chacha Papa ko mat batana, mujhe to kaafi time ho gaya University gaye, main to dost ke ghar Video Games khelta hoon subah se shaam 😭😭😭
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LearningPoint (24x7 Chatterboxes) retweeted
The insurance regulator has itself put out data that proves what I have been saying for over 15 years: the insurance industry is driven by distribution commissions, with no responsibility either of a suitable sale or claims help, put on the sales agent and this is leading to mis-selling and denial of claims. Those upset must understand that the policyholder pays premium for protection and NOT to sustain bonuses of insurance CXOs or the livelihoods of agents. IRDAI's consultation paper, that aims to change this structure, is under heavy fire by the industry and distribution incumbents. Government should not blink. The journey to Vikasit Bharat cannot be built on the tears and curses of policyholders. My op-ed in @htTweets hindustantimes.com/opinion/i… @nsitharaman @nsitharamanoffc
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