IndianF1Fan @rsenthilkumar

Gautam Adani is a terrible billionaire and an absolute embarrassment to modern wealth. For three years, his group faced the Hindenburg attack, a coordinated short seller attack, US DOJ proceedings and a relentless global media storm. This was his perfect opportunity to behave like a modern billionaire. He should have done 47 podcasts with big YouTubers, given emotional interviews on all media channels and burned shareholders money. It is deeply offensive. When the whole world is shouting at you to stop, you are not supposed to calmly wasting your time on boring things like: • Building deep water ports that handle actual global trade. • Building the world’s largest renewable energy parks in a barren desert. • Stubbornly executing decades-long infrastructure projects because “India hasn’t paused.” I saw Karan Adani’s post where he talks about how his father taught him to “keep doing the work” and “keep his word” during this time. This is terrible parenting. When you have billions, you are supposed to teach your kids to abandon hard work. You tell them to pick a country, buy a $50M mansion, fly business class and just enjoy the inherited wealth while tweeting philosophical quotes. That’s what everyone of us would do. Imagine having enough money to never work again and still choosing to build things India will need 30 years from now. Some people simply do not understand retirement.

Vibe coders existed long ago before AI existed. They call themselves "WordPress developers"

Elon Musk was asked why SpaceX barely files patents. His answer flips everything business schools teach about protecting ideas. "Patents are a recipe book for your competitors." The room expected the standard answer. Patents protect innovation. Patents are moats. Every startup lawyer's first advice is file, file, file. He explained why that's backwards for SpaceX. A patent is a public document. You file one, and you've published your engineering solution to the entire planet, with diagrams. Your only protection is your ability to sue whoever copies it. His primary long term competitors are in China. He said suing there would be pointless, so a patent filing would simply be handing over the blueprints with extra steps. So SpaceX protects almost nothing on paper. The protection is velocity. By the time anyone reverse engineers the current rocket, SpaceX is two generations ahead. The moat isn't a document. The moat is speed. Think about what that reveals. He'd rather rely on outrunning everyone forever than on a legal system defending yesterday's work. Most companies protect the past. He decided the past isn't worth protecting because he's never going back to it. Secrets are for companies that stopped moving. If your advantage needs a lawyer to survive, it was never an advantage. It was a head start you wasted.

The derogatory term "பொட்டு மாமா" was coined by the X handle of Rajan Radhamamalan few days ago. His acquittances started writing the term continuously. The term came up in one of the protest headed by Chennai Mayor. She silently endorsed it without condemning it.

Bro you slayed it!!👌👌👏👏

HDFC Bank first dragged my CIBIL Score down to 615, then an RBI Ombudsman complaint made the same bank start chasing me. I had applied for a Credit Card, but the bank rejected my application. Then, a few days later, the exact same card arrived at my doorstep with a ₹500 joining fee. I went to the branch to sort it out, and the employee told me "Just do not pay the fee and do not activate the card, it will automatically get cancelled." I trusted his advice. But that’s where the real nightmare began. The card was not cancelled. Instead, the bank kept reporting defaults for 3 months, and my CIBIL Score eventually dropped to 615. When I complained, instead of taking responsibility, I was given a lecture about being more financially responsible. So I waited, gathered all the documentation, and finally took the matter to the RBI Ombudsman. And suddenly, everything changed. Calls from the Branch Manager Calls from Senior Officers First, they offered an NOC Then, they requested me to withdraw the complaint The same bank that had earlier dismissed my complaint was now saying "Madam, we will completely clean your CIBIL history, just withdraw the complaint." But this time, I refused to back down. The result ? Within just 3 weeks, all the late payment and default remarks related to that incident were removed from my CIBIL report, and my credit history was restored. The same bank that had initially treated me as if I was at fault was now trying desperately to convince me. One small mistake can cause months of damage to your credit profile. So never blindly trust verbal advice from bank employees. Keep records of every conversation, monitor your CIBIL regularly, and if the bank refuses to resolve a genuine complaint, take it to the appropriate regulatory channel. Because sometimes, one properly documented complaint can completely change a bank’s tone.

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Three-and-a-half-minute history of Vande Mataram, courtesy Sudhanshu Trivedi. Shreds and serves Congress like chicken bharta at a dhaba. Must watch.

வாய் ஜாலன் தனது வியக்கவைக்கும் வாதத் திறமையால் தமிழ் தேசியத்துக்கு பெற்றுத் தந்த பரிசு...🤡 ணோவ் மன்னர்மன்னா நீயாச்சும் முடிச்சி விடுணா🥺😭😭

Dear Fellow Indians from the lovely state of Keralam. It is wonderful that Hindus, Muslims and Christians, all celebrate Onam. Wonderful to see that. And if that makes Onam a "secular, non-religious" festival, so be it. I am assuming that Hindus, Christians and Muslims also joyfully celebrate Christmas and Eid in your enlightened state. So, I hope that I am right in assuming that Christmas and Eid are also "secular, non-religious" festivals. Love the Keralam spirit.

How was it celebrated before the arrival of Chritianity in India?

RINCE KURIAN @rinse_kurian

3 days ago

Onam is not Vamana Jayanti for Malayalis. It is the festival of Mahabali. At its core, Onam is a harvest festival—a celebration of equality, prosperity, and togetherness. It is a cultural festival celebrated by people of all faiths in Kerala: Hindus, Muslims, Christians, and many

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Mahabali. Grandson of Prahlad. A great devotee of Bhagwan Vishnu. By that yardstick, please don't tell us Christmas is a Christian festival celebrating the birth of Jesus Christ. It just celebrates Winter Solstice. A secular festival.

RINCE KURIAN @rinse_kurian

3 days ago

Onam is not Vamana Jayanti for Malayalis. It is the festival of Mahabali. At its core, Onam is a harvest festival—a celebration of equality, prosperity, and togetherness. It is a cultural festival celebrated by people of all faiths in Kerala: Hindus, Muslims, Christians, and many

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Dei what the eff is that subscribe button doing on your effing profile...

Saurav Das @SauravDassss

a day ago

All our uncles have greatest gyan to give but have no time to take part in a noble cause. Sir, please come along with us next time and show us how to do it best. You lead, we follow. Deal?

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DMK is having serious internal fissures. Its troll army is being disciplined by @TRBRajaa with limited success. Senior @arivalayam need to introspect and put out an SOP and code of conduct. @TVKVijayHQ has other issues to resolve but undermining the agency of women is not on its problem list thus far. Betting on conservatism is not something murpokku parties do

We were a bunch of failures in 1984. We couldn’t crack IIT or even the RECs. We joined a new private engineering college as its first batch. Some parents felt embarrassed to even say which college their children were attending. Four decades later, one is an advisor to a CM, another is a director at a Navratna company, some are CEOs in large corporates, few retired in senior defence positions and others have built large businesses. More important, we built families, raised children and gave them world class education. Today, we had a luncheon get together with some of my NCR batchmates. We redefined success.

Late realisation!

Dr Meena Kandasamy மீனா கந்தசாமி @meenakandasamy

14 hours ago

Periyar is just a convenient progressive-mask but deep inside there is so much so much misogyny it puts the far-right to shame. Why are you bothered what a woman wears, and where, and why is it anybody's business?

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Periyar is just a convenient progressive-mask but deep inside there is so much so much misogyny it puts the far-right to shame. Why are you bothered what a woman wears, and where, and why is it anybody's business?

Most of the members of @DMKITwing including its current chief are perverts. Such acting by @TRBRajaa is not cutting any ice.

Dr. T R B Rajaa @TRBRajaa

14 hours ago

Absolutely Disgusted to see some IDs trying to degrade women and their choices, even dragging in people who have absolutely nothing to do with the matter. I am sick and tired of the excuse: “They did the same.” THAT IS an UNACCEPTABLE s#!++y excuse. No.And even if your worst

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. @MaridhasAnswers @Saattaidurai இரண்டு பேரும் பங்கு போட்டு கொள்ளுங்கள் Car ah..

I wore this dress to a US state department meeting while on the IVLP program . I think women are beautiful in whatever they wear and they cannot be judged over their clothes . Women have done some amazing stuff wearing whatever they want . From saree to a Bikini, nothing can hold us back and nothing ever stopped us from being the strong being who we are. If DMK thinks shaming a woman minister by slut shaming or body shaming her ,there is only one thing I can say . FO bastards !

A man held an SBI Life policy. He died coming down a flight of stairs, a head injury from the fall. The police recorded it, twice, across their reports. His widow filed the Rs 5 lakh claim. SBI Life rejected it. Reason: he hadn't disclosed a past cancer diagnosis when he bought the policy. Sit with that. He died from a fall. They denied the claim over cancer. The commissions asked the one question that ended it: did the illness he didn't disclose have anything to do with how he died? It didn't. A fall down the stairs and an old cancer diagnosis are not the same event, and no amount of paperwork could make them one. The principle is settled. Non-disclosure only sinks a claim if it's material, if it actually connects to the loss. And the burden of proving that sits with the insurer, not the widow. SBI Life couldn't carry it. The NCDRC threw out the company's final appeal in June 2025. Rs 5 lakh upheld. The rejection was about a cancer that didn't kill him. The claim was about a fall that did. It took thirteen years and three forums to keep those two facts apart.