Storytellers have both a boon and a curse. The boon is their ability to sway people with their stories. The curse is that they often get carried away by their own stories and lose touch with reality.

ThePrint #50WordEdit on Bangladesh protests tinyurl.com/2kdmu76y

Monsoons are a strange time. When the water hides the corruption. Counter intuitive right? Normally, when you drive and a pothole is visible, a symbol of corruption, of a contractor making money, you curse & swerve around it, go about your business. Waterlogged streets, hide

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At #RGKARmedical mob attack on protests in solidarity with the #Kolkata rape and murder victim. Doctors protest site taken down in shocking twist to day

They wanted 7 days before transferring case to CBI, then pleaded for at least 24 hours (to cover up) but HC denied, So Goons destroyed whole crime scene OVERNIGHT (to wipe out multiple DNA samples) But another serious allegation against police commissioner that went unnoticed

Why would you need bombs when you can do this in India? The silent terrorists.

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A few months ago, we changed the way we address bugs Linear. We prioritized bugs over everything else. If you have bugs assigned when you wake up in the morning, you don't do anything else before they are addressed. This approach felt scary and quite radical, but our theory was

Of course channels like DW News and BBC News (World) think that that this perfectly reasonable behaviour from "students" in Bangladesh. How is this different from Nazi Germany?? Or perhaps this treatment of Hindus is thought justified in the same way that the ancestors of DW News

Krystallnacht, November 1938; August 2024 DW News

Elephants are known for their memory. They often use same corridors for movement. So if you see such signages on road; there is a story behind it. These signages are put based on historical data. Give them the way.

How do India’s biggest food apps handle millions of orders in real-time? Event-driven Architecture makes it all possible 🧵

Just now, I was truly impressed by my cab driver’s savvy use of data during our ride. As we entered MAA, he began tracking the incoming flights on Flightradar24. Intrigued, I couldn’t resist asking what he was up to. With a grin, he explained that he waits at the airport

Perfect speech. FII don't pay taxes anywhere. If you take taxes from them. They hardly get any return post taxes in dollar terms. Hope, Govt realizes his mistake and takes corrective actions.

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Mediclaim companies are literally lichad animals, worst kinda group of people to exist on planet. A lower middle class patient has got acute slip disc, loss of power in foot, bladder dysfunction and needs surgery in urgent. When applied for mediclaim they have given query for 3

Everyone wants a desk job, even if it’s pointless and soon to vanish. No one wants to be a plumber or an electrician which will still survive. Until we value the dignity of labour, India’s skill problem will persist.

Went to croma to buy a fridge tdy. Saw a model I liked and wanted to finalise it. But saw that the same make of the same company was available on Amazon for 10k less. Also Amazon was delivering in 2 days and Croma in 10 days. When I pointed this out to the salesman he had no

This is where India spends. Below is July's UPI data across merchants. Food and food related spends are the highest (inline with our GDP data). And debt/EMI payment is a huge part of family spends. Hat tip Arti Singh