Gurgaon, India
Joined April 2010
We successfully delivered India’s first independent AI developer conference - AI-India 🇮🇳 on April 12 in Gurgaon. ❤️ 🌞 We had 300+ senior developers, 12 speakers, and 12 deep-dive sessions covering topics like RAG, agents, eval, security, migrating legacy systems using AI, vector search, Vercel AI SDK, Microsoft AI stack, and more. 🔥 What made this conference truly different was its independence. It wasn’t tied to any single model provider or ecosystem. That gave us the freedom to explore, question, and learn across the entire AI landscape , not just within one platform. The discussions were intense, technical, and meaningful , real developers talking to developers. No surface-level hype, no social media noise, just deep, honest conversations about building with AI. 📸 Please see photos from the conference here: photos.app.goo.gl/CyiAAcwq9Y… I’m proud of what we were able to create. 😊 A big thank you to all the speakers, attendees, and sponsors for the trust and support in making this happen. 🙏 Once again, thank you so much everyone, see you at the next edition of #AIIndia in November in Pune. 👏 #nomadcoder #AIIndia #conference
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Meet #AIIndia Speaker - Sumit Parakh 🤩 In AI-India, India's AI Developer Conference, Sumit will deliver a talk on - MCP at Scale : Going Serverless 🔥 📍 Pune, India 📆 21 November 2026 🎟️ 2000 INR Details - ai-india.ai/home Join Sumit and other speakers to become AI-Ready Developer. 👍 #AIIndia #agents #mcp
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We are excited to welcome Chinmay Naik as one of the speaker at AI-India, India's AI Developer Conference 🙏 Chinmay will deliver a talk on - "A brief intro to Inference Engineering" 🔥 Join Chinmay and other experts speakers in taking your AI development skills to the next level.. 📍 Pune, India 🇮🇳 📆 21 November 2026 💵 2000 INR Details - ai-india.ai #AIIndia #agents #AIConference
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Hi bhakts , in 2013 Mr Bhushan was a traitor or not ? 😇
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India's AI Developer Conference, AI-India, is excited to welcome Varun Srinivas 👨‍💻 as a speaker Varun will speak on - Your evals are lying to you 🔥 Join Varun and other speakers on 21st November in Pune and get ready for future of AI Engineering ! Details - ai-india.ai/home #AIIndia #agents #aiconference
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Must be master stroke to appoint that VIP role of governor .. no one killed Ankita 😌 shame
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Dhananjay Kumar retweeted
Need URGENT help for a friend in Kolkata.
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I invite you to attend India’s AI Developer Conference, AI-India 🙌 📍Pune, India 🇮🇳 🗓️ 21 November 🎫 2000 INR Speakers , Agenda , and registration - ai-india.ai/home Join to be Job-Ready AI Developer 🙏
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I can see many junior engineers from IT field has very limited knowledge about India after 1900. Most of them consume godi media narrative started since 2014 and on basis of that they decide their political inclination … They don’t talk on data points but on emotion and use words such as nationalist party etc As educators I decided to crate 2 videos each week from Curfent history to educate them so they know and decide No party is nationalist party , only citizen could be
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To save India and its democracy and crate awareness , I decided to daily post which may tigger some section of society . Today post - India top 3 prime minister are - pandeet jee - singh jee - vajpayee jee Fourth i can put - Indira mam but emergency is strain on her . Bangladesh libration and solving Punjab unrest was her big win But still top three are Pandeet jee , singh jee , and Vajpayee jee Who is your top 3 Indian prime minister ?
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5 Books on Jawaharlal Nehru by Foreign Authors 👉 Nehru: A Political Life — Judith M. Brown 👉 Nehru: A Tryst with Destiny — Stanley A. Wolpert 👉India’s Foreign Policy: The Age of Nehru — Michael Brecher 👉 Nehru: A Contemporary’s Estimate — Walter Crocker 👉Nehru: A Political Biography — Michael Brecher These books explore Nehru’s political vision, role in India’s independence, contribution to nation-building, foreign policy, democratic institutions, and political legacy. A useful reading list for anyone who wants to understand Nehru’s contribution to modern India through the perspectives of foreign historians, diplomats, and political scholars. More you read , better you are in position to work for India ! Nehru was great !
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I request @PMOIndia to introduce an education programme that teaches unbiased Indian history from 1900 to 1970. Bhakts need to understand that India could easily have gone down Pakistan’s path, where democratic institutions struggled and no elected Prime Minister completed a full term for decades. India was desperately poor, with limited resources. Yet, despite advice against holding elections, Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru chose democracy. He believed that postponing elections, even for a seemingly valid reason, would set a dangerous precedent that future governments could misuse. That commitment to democracy helped build a nation where even an ordinary person, including a tea seller, could one day become Prime Minister. Nehru helped establish institutions like the IITs, AIIMS and the foundations of India’s scientific and technological progress. He laid much of the groundwork on which modern India grew. Yes, he made mistakes. His decisions should be debated and criticised wherever necessary. No leader is beyond criticism. But acknowledging Nehru’s mistakes should never mean erasing his contributions. Before blindly hating him, read history. Understand the circumstances, the challenges and the choices India faced after independence. You don’t have to worship Nehru. But at least have the honesty to acknowledge his contribution to Indian democracy. History deserves facts, not propaganda.
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Sometimes I wonder how great PM was Nehru jee 🙏 how he protected democracy and that time . Salute to him
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I tweeted that stoping train coming from remote part of India to Delhi , affects poor people . After that amount of hate and abuse I got since yesterday is unimaginable … These people are danger for India , they only care for their 2 rs and their boss in power Common man has to get up now to protect India and real meaning of Hinduism Jai hind Bring it on 2 rs dogs
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Today the way I am attacked by IT cell and andhbhakts , make me wonder where this country is heading … I am now more determined to voice my opinion against people who misuse power
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Any one who is tweeting I stand with modi or I stand with Rahul or I stand with any individual has slave mindset Stand for India , stand for idea , stand for what is right And at this moment what government is doing is wrong .. Stand for right of people
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Today people in power closed train and metro in name of security to protect their interest , it won’t stop there , next time they will closed your kitchen , education citing security concern to protect their interest… Think like educated person , speak for India , speak for Indian democracy … People have right to protest
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Any educated and patriotic person should always question government in power … Right to protest can not be taken away by any excuse And in Democracy no one should need permission to protest
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Imagine people who needed to catch trains for medical emergencies, international travel, weddings, holidays, or to join their first job. Just like demonetisation and COVID, once again, the @narendramodi government seems to have given little thought to the hardships ordinary and poor people will face by cancelling trains. Patriotism is not about blindly supporting a political party. Anyone who truly loves India should question such decisions, regardless of which party is in power. No government should be above accountability, and the suffering of ordinary citizens should never be ignored.
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