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उत्तराखण्ड, भारत
Joined February 2019
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Do we want to live in a great nation or do we want to make the nation we live in great? There is no correct answer and the answer determines what you do with life.
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Philosophy isn't just for those who study it formally or for highly educated people. It's for anyone who reflects on life and its meaning.
Everyone is a philosopher sometimes, somewhere.
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Yes, in a system where money can be created at will out of nothing, those who control it can steer us towards chasing whatever they want us to chase. When I discovered around 2006/2007, just before the Great Financial Crisis, that money is not backed by anything tangible like gold, it left me numb for a long time. I couldn’t believe it and I couldn’t accept it. Since then everything you do can seem meaningless because the system seems to want us to glorify and worship all the fakeness in the world instead of pursuing what is of real value.
Ex-marine Ken O'Keefe drops a barrage of truth bombs for 90 seconds straight. 🔥 "The whole system is based on financial fraud, which effectively takes the power that we have and it gives it to a tiny group of individuals who are running the world through... the infinite supply of money that we have allowed them to take." "And with that money... they have bought everything and everyone who can be bought." "If I was in charge of the world... you can bet damn sure that's what I would do." "I wouldn't allow anyone in a position of power who wasn't completely compromised."
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The life of entrepreneurs is very tough, before we create new entrepreneurs we need to see how existing and those who have started in past are feeling. Are their challenges sorted? When people see successful entrepreneurs in their vicinity, more will find it acceptable to try
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Replying to @MiltonFriedmanW
Adam Smith on free markets. “If any particular manufacture was necessary, indeed, for the defence of the society, it might not always be prudent to depend upon our neighbours for the supply; and if such manufacture could not otherwise be supported at home, it might not be unreasonable that all the other branches of industry should be taxed in order to support it.” adamsmithworks.org/documents…
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The best definition for nation I have read is by French historian and philosopher Ernest Renan. In his definition, there is no mention of government or administrative setup. In is lecture in 1882 he says "What Is a Nation?" A nation is a soul, a spiritual principle. Two things which, properly speaking, are really one and the same constitute this soul, this spiritual principle. One is the past, the other is the present. One is the possession in common of a rich legacy of memories; the other is present consent, the desire to live together, the desire to continue to invest in the heritage that we have jointly received. Messieurs, man does not improvise. The nation, like the individual, is the outcome of a long past of efforts, sacrifices, and devotions. Of all cults, that of the ancestors is the most legitimate: our ancestors have made us what we are.A heroic past with great men and glory (I mean true glory) is the social capital upon which the national idea rests. These are the essential conditions of being a people: having common glories in the past and a will to continue them in the present; having made great things together and wishing to make them again. One loves in proportion to the sacrifices that one has committed and the troubles that one has suffered. One loves the house that one has built and that one passes on. The Spartan chant, "We are what you were; we will be what you are", is, in its simplicity, the abridged hymn of every fatherland.
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Replying to @jsensarma
All govt jobs and admissions should be based on a first level filter that tests on things that are relevant for everything from private sector jobs, research, private colleges, govt jobs colleges. Comprehension, Reasoning, and 10th level Quantitative Aptitude All subsequent level exams can use the score of this exam to filter for further evaluation. This will also reduce number of candidates to manage. For JEE, NEET, NDA, UPSC, SSC anything. Private sector can also use this score and then add their evaluation An objective exam preferably multiple choices multiple answers, CBT, can be taken multiple times in a year. Will also make exam management easier This way we can hopefully ensure that exam prep is useful for any endeavor from private jobs, govt jobs to entrepreneurship. Anything you do in life, comprehension, and basic maths is critical Currently the prep is taking too much in one direction that other directions are getting closed. We need an evaluation and preparation that benefits anyone that participates with honest effort
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“I was raised by books. Books, and then my parents” ― Elon Musk
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"The true sign of intelligence is not knowledge but imagination." — Albert Einstein
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Trying to make money in 2026 feels like one of those games where you have to dodge obstacles that come at you faster and faster and faster until one hits you and its game over. Just to survive requires maximum concentration and continuous improvement.
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Replying to @yacineMTB
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Replying to @rajeshsawhney
I think there should be a single exam testing only comprehension, reasoning, and quantitative aptitude of secondary level. Like GRE, GMAT, it should be CBT, can be given multiple times in a year. For any other exam specific to institutes like CUET, NDA, CDS, NEET, JEE, CLAT and even jobs like UPSC, SSC, this exam should be mandatory with cutoff needed to be crossed. This exam serves as filter and reduces the number of aspirants to be tested. This exam score can also be used by private companies as filter, and they can later do their own assessment on top of it. This exam helps in ensuring that the preparation lands everyone preparing in a better position to get a job or do something of own, whether in govt or private. It also reduces the scale challenges for various other exams.
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To me, the success of any business is measured by the jobs it creates beyond its walls. Creating opportunities for people to build careers is one of the most meaningful outcomes of our journey. Thank you @GKRAJU1 for hiring the first batch of students and giving them the chance to start their professional journey.
Earlier this year, we started Zoho Skillhub in Sambalpur, Odisha, with a simple goal: to help students build practical technology skills and connect them with career opportunities. Since then, two batches have completed the program, and all 14 graduates are now working with our partner, Race2Cloud. Here's a look at the journey so far. 👇
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Replying to @rajshamani
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Building the next generation of innovators begins with the right foundation. 🚀 Our first Cyber Security & Robotics Class at Austin Public School has successfully concluded. Students explored the fundamentals of digital safety, technology, and robotics through interactive learning and practical discussions. This is just the beginning of a journey to equip young minds with the skills needed for tomorrow.
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Education in our country today. What do we need to do? Padma Shri Professor (Dr.) Ashok Jhunjhunwala says 👇 at the launch of his memoir “Roots and Wings”
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Sowing today. Feeding tomorrow. Farming is patience, risk, and hope. Rain is uncertain. Price is uncertain. Output is uncertain. Still, the work begins. That is courage in action.
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