Prabhdeep Singh

As the DS tries to put the country into protests and anarchy to try overthrow the regime, PM @narendramodi must, frequently, organize massive rallies around the country like it is election season to showcase the support of ordinary Indians for him. Every protest video must be countered by videos of his rally in news and media. He must directly speak about the DS, its methods, and its threat to India in these rallies. Ordinary Indians must be rallied around the country against the DS and its anarchist methods. This is the best time. It may be a good idea to instigate one guy more to make him go on his frustrated interference rants, allow more of these DS white saviors to roam around protests without interfering, and let the usual suspects from foreign countries to protest as well. Make a good show of them to showcase the DS to all attending these rallies. Make every villager across the country understand the DS and its disruptive methods to try remove Modi for standing up for India's interests. Anti-fragile narrative building using the DS's methods to rally people for a cause to save India from interference can be used to decimate the DS itself.

Once symptoms of rabies set in, it is fatal. But, rabies deaths are preventable. And every minute matters. Here's what you need to know.

Fuck me. Episode 7 of Season 2 of The Gentleman might be the most gripping bit of TV I’ve watched.

Most people don't realise that startups will humble the shit out of you. One day you’re announcing a fundraise and maybe twelve months later you will run out of money. And your employees will see you clueless and your investors will think you dint execute well. Everyone who wanted to meet you and do podcasts will stop replying. You’ll run out of money, confidence, ideas, and sometimes all three at once. The fear that you may look stupid someday because of entrepreneurship is real. You cant fight that but will have to survive to figure what kind of founder you become when there is nothing impressive left to show. Entrepreneurship eventually introduces everyone around you to the version of you that has no answers.

Guess this India City ?

The unorganised logistics sector is so pathetic. Asked for a container and see what showed up. Booked through @wheelseye Have told them to include photo of vehicle in booking confirmation flow from now. It's not their fault that empanelled vendors play the fool like this. This is a societal issue.

Bharat Mandapam

After the Satya Niketan building collapse, Blinkit ambulances were among the emergency responders at the site. The incident raises a larger question: does India have enough ambulances—and the right kind—for critical emergencies? @imsoumyarendra writes indianexpress.com/article/ex…

Every time it rains in Gurgaon, the road outside my sons' school disappears. Pathways and Heritage sit a few hundred metres apart. Two of the most expensive schools. On a normal morning the cars queued outside cost more than most families' homes. On a wet morning nothing moves water up to the door, drivers guessing where the road ends and the drain begins, children being carried across. These are parents who can move mountains. Pathways just sold for ₹1,500 crore. There is no shortage of capital here, or influence, or people who know exactly whom to call. And still, same road, same water, every monsoon, year after year. So I have been sitting with an uncomfortable question. Is this a government failure, or is it just what we have all quietly agreed to accept? We have become excellent at solving our own problem and quite bad at solving the shared one. An inverter instead of fixing the power, an RO instead of the water, a purifier instead of the air, a bigger car instead of the road. Every one of those is a sensible decision for one family. Put together, they are the reason nobody ever fixes the thing outside the gate. I am part of this. In all these years I have never once written to the municipal office about that stretch. I have complained about it inside the car, windows up, AC on. 1000+ families with this much reach, pointed at one drain, should not be a hard problem. It stays unsolved because it belongs to everyone, which usually means it belongs to no one. If you have seen a parent group or an RWA actually get something like this fixed how did it happen? I am genuinely curious, because I would like to try.

The person you marry is the person you fight with. The house you buy is the house you repair. The dream job you take is the job you stress over. Everything comes with an inherent sacrifice—whatever makes us feel good will also inevitably make us feel bad.

You couldn't pay me a billion to go back in time and skip having kids. Single greatest thing I've ever done in my life, and it's not even close.

If your heart stops in public, you’d better hope you’re a man. Women in cardiac arrest were 14% less likely to get CPR and had up to 50% lower odds of even having defibrillator pads placed on their chest. One reason cited is fear of touching or exposing a woman’s chest or being accused of sexual assault. And it matters. Women had 40% lower odds of survival after cardiac arrest. If that wasn’t enough, even trained professionals stopped CPR about five minutes earlier for women. Yes, biology differs between men and women. But across studies involving thousands to more than 300,000 patients, how much of this is biology and how much is bias? How do we fix this? #WomensHealth #CPR