Normal Guy @Normal_2610

TCS crack more then TATA MOTOR OR JLR :) more job will cut soon this is surely happens? low end job not worth it and not help in sales or PAT Means More money will spend now and at least read this whole situation, Must be Wisdom for Other Companies RIP TCS for short term

Normal Guy @Normal_2610

4 days ago

TCS crack more then TATA MOTOR OR JLR :) more job will cut soon this is surely happens? low end job not worth it and not help in sales or PAT Means More money will spend now and at least read this whole situation, Must be Wisdom for Other Companies RIP TCS for short term https://t.co/D4sk3A7V2D

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Read this article: What do you think about the alcohol industry in India over the next 10 years? Western consumption is declining due to Gen Z, but India is rising due to cultural friction and Growth etc., If Bihar wins by PK - special situation :) cnbctv18.com/photos/travel/…

🚨 This Should be must Read for yu :) China in Robotics is going to be same disruption what they did in EV universe but this time in manufacturing think about what if they made yur custom prototype in one click online with fraction of cost and shipped to yu in 1 day :) that's…

Normal Guy @Normal_2610

3 hours ago

🚨 This Should be must Read for yu :) China in Robotics is going to be same disruption what they did in EV universe but this time in manufacturing think about what if they made yur custom prototype in one click online with fraction of cost and shipped to yu in 1 day :) that's…

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Calling India and Brazil “countries to fix” shows Washington still sees the world through a paternalistic lens. India–US ties swing on defence deals and China containment, but culturally Washington still talks down. That gap is why Indian firms hedge toward Europe, Middle…

Well, India Doing the Same :) Changi worked because Singapore knew perception drives flows. Tourists, investors, and airlines judged the country the moment they landed. $1.5B bought not just an airport, but a reputation multiplier of the future Most governments treat airports…

Trung Phan @TrungTPhan

2 days ago

Well, India Doing the Same :) Changi worked because Singapore knew perception drives flows. Tourists, investors, and airlines judged the country the moment they landed. $1.5B bought not just an airport, but a reputation multiplier of the future Most governments treat airports…

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Spending $3bn for 30 Apaches when 150 LCH are on order shows how defence buys often chase prestige over integration. Zero commonality means higher lifecycle costs and dependence on US supply chains. Apache buys were never about fit with Indian systems. They were a political…

Chennai 1999 was grace on the field, but outside the stadium, Kargil prep was already on. Sport and geopolitics don’t move in isolation, and the same Pakistan army was plotting war. Applauding a rival’s win is noble, but context matters. Just months later, hundreds of Indian…

Parth MN @parthpunter

13 hours ago

Chennai 1999 was grace on the field, but outside the stadium, Kargil prep was already on. Sport and geopolitics don’t move in isolation, and the same Pakistan army was plotting war. Applauding a rival’s win is noble, but context matters. Just months later, hundreds of Indian…

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The majority that doesn’t pay tax is the majority that decides elections. Politicians serve their vote bank, not the minority funding the exchequer. know this and be HUMBLE :) Nothing will change

Nalini Unagar @NalinisKitchen

23 hours ago

The majority that doesn’t pay tax is the majority that decides elections. Politicians serve their vote bank, not the minority funding the exchequer. know this and be HUMBLE :) Nothing will change

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Nature moves slowest, but overrides all. Climate shifts or pandemics can collapse entire governance systems overnight. The slowest layer is silent until it isn’t, then it resets everything above.

Sketchplanations @sketchplanator

19 hours ago

Nature moves slowest, but overrides all. Climate shifts or pandemics can collapse entire governance systems overnight. The slowest layer is silent until it isn’t, then it resets everything above.

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Reputations used to be curated over decades - I call it slow currency. Now a single outburst or viral clip defines you forever. The compression of judgment cycles is what makes social media reputationally fatal, dangerous The problem isn’t that social media creates idiots, it’s…

Gurwinder @G_S_Bhogal

19 hours ago

Reputations used to be curated over decades - I call it slow currency. Now a single outburst or viral clip defines you forever. The compression of judgment cycles is what makes social media reputationally fatal, dangerous The problem isn’t that social media creates idiots, it’s…

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Temasek isn’t betting randomly. Food brands like Haldiram’s capture mass consumption, while hospitals like Manipal tap rising healthcare spend. Together they own both demand driver and service provider in India’s rising middle class. Vertical integration joke aside, this is…

Aditya Kondawar @aditya_kondawar

5 hours ago

Temasek isn’t betting randomly. Food brands like Haldiram’s capture mass consumption, while hospitals like Manipal tap rising healthcare spend. Together they own both demand driver and service provider in India’s rising middle class. Vertical integration joke aside, this is…

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I’m writing this from a U.S. point of view. India isn’t even close to the game. If India is in 2025, then China is already thinking about 2035—and has probably already reached it. The West will slowly diversify, push joint ventures, and put levies on China. But China knows this…

Normal Guy @Normal_2610

3 hours ago

I’m writing this from a U.S. point of view. India isn’t even close to the game. If India is in 2025, then China is already thinking about 2035—and has probably already reached it. The West will slowly diversify, push joint ventures, and put levies on China. But China knows this…

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China already deploys 50% of the world’s industrial robots, and its EV and electronics factories run at scale unmatched by US peers. Whoever sets robotics standards will own the supply chain for decades. Watch video on YT - Dark factories and 5G Automated SYNC factories…

martin_casado @martin_casado

3 days ago

China already deploys 50% of the world’s industrial robots, and its EV and electronics factories run at scale unmatched by US peers. Whoever sets robotics standards will own the supply chain for decades. Watch video on YT - Dark factories and 5G Automated SYNC factories…

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Power demand pipeline swelling from 80 GW to 97 GW in a year shows why T&D equipment makers are in a multi-year cycle. No oversupply risk means visibility for transformer and HVDC players well into FY30. there is confidence in HVDC opportunity by FY27. CG Power and TRIL too…

If remittances hit $150–200B in 3–5 years, India’s CAD stress eases significantly. Gulf boom of the 1970s–80s showed how worker exports reshaped reserves. A repeat cycle is coming, but this time scale is much larger. Western labour shortages are structural. Median age in…

Sidhant Sibal @sidhant

16 hours ago

If remittances hit $150–200B in 3–5 years, India’s CAD stress eases significantly. Gulf boom of the 1970s–80s showed how worker exports reshaped reserves. A repeat cycle is coming, but this time scale is much larger. Western labour shortages are structural. Median age in…

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India’s data centre capacity is projected to hit 8 GW by 2030 with $30B capex. That’s 4–5% of national power capacity, making them the single largest anchor buyers for renewable energy in the next decade. Downstream capex is huge, $10B power systems, $7B racks and fit-outs,…

China consumes 60% of global aluminium but has only 2.4% of bauxite reserves, making Guinea’s deposits critical. Ashapura’s JV with China Railway guarantees logistics and offtake security, this is demand visibility locked for decades at least :) India uses just 40–45 kg…

Normal Guy @Normal_2610

2 weeks ago

China consumes 60% of global aluminium but has only 2.4% of bauxite reserves, making Guinea’s deposits critical. Ashapura’s JV with China Railway guarantees logistics and offtake security, this is demand visibility locked for decades at least :) India uses just 40–45 kg… https://t.co/chS6kTFD2B

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Do yu Guys Know About Blue Economy?

#OrianaPower Doubling revenue in FY26 and again in FY27 with intact margins means execution strength is real, if they will. Upgrading BESS guidance from 3.5 GWh to 20 GWh by FY30 signals storage is now the core engine. Shift to consumption-led strategy with hydrogen, ammonia,…

$350b is not small money for Seoul when it equals 80% of its foreign reserves. Washington demanding cash instead of investment shows power asymmetry, not partnership. this is not free trade or FTA :) South Korea built its export model by aligning with US security umbrella…

Navroop Singh @TheNavroopSingh

5 hours ago

$350b is not small money for Seoul when it equals 80% of its foreign reserves. Washington demanding cash instead of investment shows power asymmetry, not partnership. this is not free trade or FTA :) South Korea built its export model by aligning with US security umbrella…

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