Ajay Ray

The agenda driven bias is real. Citizens will decide what’s good for them.. Indians will decide what’s good for India, not some rifraf ragtag opinionated media working for an agenda driven foreign entity. When will the west elite media realise they don’t own the rest of the world, no one cares for their sermons anymore. Elections are not won / lost by opeds in NYT, WaPo, Guardian. It is won on the ground based on results and leaders. #media #bias #fakenews #journalism #agenda #indiaelections #electionsindia #leadership #leaders

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Ever heard of the PayPal mafia? What if I tell you there is one similar mafia here in India. The world of tech startups is filled with stories of origin. But in India, something unique is happening - the rise of alumni networks from established companies are helping with the launch many successful startups. The PayPal Mafia is a group of early PayPal founding members who went on to find tech giants like Tesla, SpaceX, and YouTube. Similarly, India is witnessing the emergence of two powerful alumni networks: Hindustan Unilever research centre, McKinsey & Company. While "mafia" might be a negative word but here it signifies a powerful network of successful alumni. Here's what makes HUL and McKinsey stand out: 📍Track record of alumni success. A significant number of former HUL and McKinsey employees have launched highly successful startups. Think Flipkart (Sachin Bansal & Binny Bansal - HUL alumni) and Zomato (Deepinder Goyal - McKinsey alum) 📍Investor backing Investors often favor ventures founded by HUL or McKinsey alumni due to their proven track record and access to valuable industry networks. The success of these networks shows how important it is to build strong professional relationships and use them for future opportunities. Whether you're starting out or already established, nurturing your network can open unexpected doors and support your growth. Being part of a strong alumni network can greatly increase your chances of startup success. It's not just about what you know, but who you know and how you can work together to achieve great things. What do you think about the impact of alumni networks on startup success? #alumininetworks #paypal #networking #techstratups

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The misinformation / misrepresentation by educated professionals. 🧠Data matters. But a simple thing as India's growth potential and demographic distribution is so misinterpreted ...sample this video. 🔥 The person is correct that India's median population is 28 currently ..BUT India's population is aging rapidly, with the elderly population (aged 60 and above) expected to double from 10.5% in 2022 to 20.8% by 2050. This means that by 2050, one in every five people in India will be elderly, and the country will have 340 million seniors, making up about 17% of the world's elderly population. 🔥 Yes India has a decent number of people in the working age BUT But not all people in the working age group are in the labour force, which comprises employed individuals and those willing to work but not employed (i.e., unemployed). For that we must look at the labour force participation rate, or LFPR. India’s LFPRs are not only much below the global average, but significantly lower than China’s. As of 2021 (the latest year for which comparable data is available), 75.8 percent of China’s working age population (15-64) was part of its labour force i.e. they were either employed, or looking for work, data from the International Labour Organisation’s (ILO) modelled estimates show. In India, on the other hand, only 51.3 percent of those in this age group were part of the labour force in the same year. 🔥 India highest young population in 50 years....how ?? number...but if we have the highest population we will have the highest youngest population. by that logic uncontrolled population growth should be good 🤔😅 🧠it's more about density of Labour force vs number ( I don't know how anyone can even say the above...) A large part of SE Asia, most of Africa , I believe some countries in eastern Europe (need to check this ) will have better numbers. 💫🗞️Why does this matter ? You can't build a business or solve country's problems or teach business without understanding reality & these conversations just cherry pick a version of reality . i purposely didn't go into the rising unemployment rate ,the skill gap, growing inflation because those become political in nature...but these 3 above are irrespective of facts ....facts are being conveniently forgotten today. I don't blame journalists ( Sonia Shenoy ) because they are dictated by agendas outside their control but at least present other perspectives- comprehensive perspectives which tell the entire story #business #strategy #tam

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Why didn't Congress use ED while they were in power? Was corruption not present back then? The opposition targets BJP over use of ED in a biased manner. Let's assume that BJP uses ED for its own benefits. Even then, the Indian Government and people are being benefitted. Why? Because black money is being taken away from these corrupt people and the Government treasury is being filled. The number suggest the reality! Congress in 10 years arrested just 29 people. Please do not label them as BJP or COngress leaders. These are corrupt leaders. While BJP arrested 755 corrupt leaders. Do you understand what does arresting 755 corrupt leaders means? There corruption is controlled. More than 15 thousand crores have being confiscated. Congress confiscated 0 Rs in the entire 10 years. Corruption is a dynamic concept. Corruption will go on irrespective of party or leader. The only solution is that you make a right system that will ensure that people think 100 times before thinking of doing corruption. Just imagine would you partake in corruption if the penalty is death or lifetime imprisonment? Such strong rules need to be framed so that the lobby feels threatened. The BJP is making the right use of ED and ensuring the hideouts of corrupt leaders and terrorists are on the radar of the Government. If you want to know why terrorist attacks in India are stopped, you need to understand the control over the money ecosystem done by the Government. The terrorists today have no money to provide to suicide bombers and even if it has, it cannot supply it properly to places of their panned activities. Coming to the most important part of BJP withdrawing cases when a leader joins BJP, here's the story. BJP has targetted those leaders who are associates of tall leaders. For example in Maharashtra BJP targeted Shri Ajit Pawar, Shri Dilip Walse-Patil and Shri Prafull Patel. Now these three leaders handle the organisation, co-operatives and Finance of Shri Sharad Pawar. They coming on BJPs side means that now Sharad Pawar is in dire need of money and co-operative hold. The reason to induct corrupt leaders inside BJP is not just money or political power. But it is to destroy highly corrupt leaders such as Shri Sharad Pawar who cannot be targeted by BJP directly. Many won't agree to these, but it doesn't matter because the third term is going to be crazy and people will soon realize it when Modi Ji puts the final nail in the coffin of the corrupt ecosystem prevalent in India.

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JOSHIMATH: AUTOPSY OF AN UNFOLDING DISASTER. Land subsidence in #joshimath was a catastrophe waiting to happen: a classic case of what happens when the development wagon goes off the rails at the cost of generational wisdom, science, ecology, and the forces of nature. Sadly, it is ordinary folk who pay the price, and not those who sold dirt in the guise of gold dust. The temple town foretells the future of many hill towns and states in the Indian Himalaya. #hydropower #joshimath #NTPC #tunnelboringmachine #statedisastermanagement #centralbuildingresearchinstitute #joshimathbachaosangharshsamiti #nationalremotesensingcentre #IndianSpaceResearchOrganisation #MinistryOfHomeAffairs #nationaldisastermanagementauthority #collegeofforestry #physicalresearchlaboratory #SupremeCourt #MinistryofRoadTransportandHighways State Disaster Management Authority, Central Building Research Institute (CBRI), Roorkee, Uttarakhand (India) ISRO - Indian Space Research Organization Ministry Of Home Affairs (mha), GOI, National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA)INDIA, Physical Research Laboratory, Supreme Court of India Ministry of Road Transport & Highways - India https://lnkd.in/gDXBF8Nw https://lnkd.in/gmqASSzN

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As concerned citizens of India, we must acknowledge that even if a judge has acted inappropriately or made errors in a particular case, resorting to chasing them on the main road while driving is not the appropriate course of action. Such behavior could potentially lead to accidents and endanger lives. While seeking justice for one incident, it is imperative that we do not create another through misguided actions. Let us prioritize safety and professionalism in our endeavors. While we appreciate the media for its role in asking questions and seeking accountability, it's essential to ensure that our methods are safe and ethical. #Pune #Accident #Justice #Safety #Accountability #Ethics #PuneAccident #RoadSafety #LegalEthics #CitizenConcern #MediaResponsibility #SafeActions

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Incredible Ancient India (Bharat Sanatan) - Mystery solved about submerged ANCIENT CITY OF DWARKA, Gujarat on May 10, 2807 B. C. (around 5000 years back) : WONDERING WHY IT WAS NOT made public SO FAR ? 1. Bruce Masse, an environmental archaeologist at the Los Alamos National Laboratory in New Mexico. He thinks he can say precisely when the comet fell: on the morning of May 10, 2807 B.C. The researchers suggested that the monster tsunami may have been triggered by a comet or an asteroid striking the Indian Ocean. The cosmic impact may have created Burckle Crater, a pit about 18 miles (29 km) wide, located about 900 miles (1,450 km) southeast of Madagascar, about 12,500 feet (3,800 m) below the ocean's surface, they said. 2. As per Dallas H Abbott, Earth Obsevatory of Columbia University, comet impact that created Burckle crater would have had major direct and indirect effects on contemporary human populations. Aspects of these effects can be modeled, although the impact and its aftermath are well represented in mythology and the archaeological record.  3. The ancient city of Dwarka, traditionally called Dvaraka, is a place of immense significance in Hindu mythology and history. It has also long captured the imagination of historians, archaeologists, and devotees alike. Reason being, the ancient city of Dwarka, which was created by the Hindu deity Krishna, was believed to have submerged under the Arabian Sea post Krishna’s demise. 4. All opulence aside, it is also believed that the city of Dwarka got submerged right after Krishna left his earthly abode. His departure from the world marked the end of Dvapara Yug, and the beginning of Kali Yug or the Kalyug (the Age of Kali). With the starting of Kalyug, the city of Dwarka also submerged, taking all residents with it. #Indonordicassociation(dot)org Indo Nordic Strategic Association, India https://lnkd.in/dJeGuGfp

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What a beautiful show of #democracy. The common man and woman proved much wiser than the poll pundits. Regardless of your political affiliation here is what the ordinary Indian achieved today.... 1. India needed a stable government. NDA was given the majority and it is most likely to run a government for 5 full years. 2. India needed a credible and strong opposition. Election 2024 guarantees a very strong opposition that will impose a regular check and balance on whatever the government does - nothing will be left unscrutized. 3. North India and the Hindi heartland proved that that regional issues matter and religion is not the primary driver for voting. You cannot take them for granted. #BJP fared poorest in the very state the temple was built. People know how to adore their religion and select their leaders - and how to keep these two issues separate from each other. 4. The South Indian leader's assumption that the Dravidian land will never even give a consideration to BJP as it was a north/west Indian dominant party was proven wrong. The southern states showed their scope of issues are not based on the north-south divide. 5. BJP itself will perhaps now consider giving greater space to its senior leaders and alliance partners whose opinions will also matter. BJP has won 2.5 times the number of seats as its nearest rival, but yet the voters will force it to rethink and introspect about some of the campaign points, about improving its relationship to RSS and about inner-party democracy. 6. Congress has managed to grow from a low base yet it must remember that it has lost third election in a row. It too should think on how to capitalize on the hope given to it but the path ahead will need significant strategic shift. One thing is clear though, there is no Congress Mukt Bharat or opposition-less government. 7. Above all, nobody can claim that Elections were rigged. EVMs and EC did its job well despite being hammered by allegations after allegations. The nation owes them gratitude and applause. Well done. 8. Exit polls are just speculations to capture air time and manipulate stock markets and sentiments. Middle-class investors who trusted them has lost crores and crores of hard-earned money. It is high time we look into their veracity. Well done voter. You won. The elephant danced and did it better than any other election process in the world. Long live our democracy. #Indiavotes #ElectionResults2024 #elections #election2024 #electionday #electioncommission #electioncommissionofindia #electionintegrity #ProudIndian #ChunavKaParv #DeshKaGarv #ECI #indianpolitics

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Promise in #Congress menifesto: Rahul gandhi and Congress manifesto says ? As per below reporting ? If Congress comes to power ,Congress will conduct survey to check who posses wealth in country and take an exercise to redistribute that wealth among the people ? Response by Congress person sam pitroda by example? sam pitroda of #congress had suggested to discuss and bring in new policies for india ?like #inheritancetax #monopolyact ? He said 😱 1) particular group of people cannot be into everything? 👉Question remian which group?and everything means what ? will they "limit the reach" of #msme #businesses and #businesshouses , #individuals #working hard to grow wealth,business & jobs ? He said 2) Few people becomes so rich that they start running government ? 👉Question ? how is it possible to run government by rich people? Do they influence ministers ? Do only rich people interfere in policies?If this would have been then policies would have been different? He said! 3) Nothing wrong in accumulating wealth ! but till what point? 👉Question arises ? should there be limitations to earn, accumulate wealth & do buisness? Then he suggested to discuss policies like such of #inheritancetax and #monopoly?😱 #Inheritancetax: when an person dies and leave wealth for his son or family, government grabs 55% of wealth of that person and only 45% is left for his son & 55% wealth is for public? My question? "Is this type of policies and programs congress wants to debate discuss and bring in india for redistribution of wealth? Blunders of such policies? "If you can't earn #snatch or #rob it "? From this interview ; 💫My #understanding is, that if congress comes to power ? 1)Survey will be done for checking wealth of entire population ? 2) policies of redistribution of wealth will be brought to redistribute wealth of rich to downline poorer person. 🎇Educative & conclusion? In india what is poverty line or definition of poor person ,it is person who's daily income is below 32/- rs/ day in urban and 26/- per day in rural ?if i am not wrong. Does this policies mean ? let rich, intelligent earn do hard work ,die and then grab his 55% and start distributing to poorer then him? eg; If person dies and leave wealth of 1 crore,he will be left with 45 Lack for son and rs 55 lack will be grabbed to redistribute ? #wealthredistribution eg: person leaving behind wealth of 50 lakh will be left of 22.5 lakh and remaining 27.5 will be grabed to redistribute to poorer then him (55-45) rule person leaving wealth of 10 lakh rs will be left with 4.5 lakh and 5.5 lakh will be grabed by #government and #redistribute to poor ? After all this grabbing will this money rich to poor ? Do they want #msme to stop business after wealth limits gets triggered? Do they want efficient person to work for life giving 55% to government even after paying all #taxes ? what do you feel commment . video courtesy:ANI #kalpvrukshfinserv #bjp #freebies #congress #RaGa

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Be careful what you wish for! We might fully understand what democracy does for us only after we lose it. Let it not come to that. Watch & share this video. In this fight between #democracy & #dictatorship, help democracy win! #Elections2024 #democracyindanger #mission100crores

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"Tumhara naam kya hai, Basanti?" (What is your name, Basanti?) Do you remember this iconic line from Sholay? In the film, Jai and Veeru, played by Amitabh Bachchan and Dharmendra, are hired by a retired police officer to capture a notorious dacoit. In the process, Veeru meets Basanti, a talkative and spirited village girl who drives a horse cart for a living. Veeru is smitten by Basanti's charm and tries to strike up a conversation with her. The line is playful as Veeru, already aware of Basanti's name, is simply looking for an excuse to engage with her. You might be thinking - what could this possibly have to do with Sales? Well, next time you’re struggling with how to keep your customer engaged in your conversation, ask yourself: What would Veeru do? Here are some pointers! 👉 Familiarity is Your Friend. Veeru already knew Basanti's name, but he got her talking anyway. Sometimes, it’s about starting where your customer feels comfortable. Break the ice with a familiar topic, be it their recent success, a shared interest, or an industry trend they’ve been buzzing about. 👉 Use Their Name Just like Veeru, use your customer's name in conversation. It creates a personal touch and shows that you value them as an individual. 👉 Curiosity Never Killed the Sale Veeru wasn’t just asking; he was creating a moment. Craft your questions to intrigue your customer. Swap the mundane “How can I help?” with “What’s the one challenge you’re excited to tackle this year?” 👉 Playful Yet Professional Veeru’s charm was in his playful yet sincere approach. Infuse your conversation with a sprinkle of humour. Remember, a light-hearted joke or a witty remark can make you memorable, but stay professional. For example, you might say, "I bet your to-do list is longer than a Bollywood movie script!" 👉 Listen Like a Pro Veeru wanted to hear Basanti’s voice (and not just because he liked her!). In sales, listening is your secret weapon. Show genuine interest in what your customer says. Nod, smile, and let them know you’re all ears. 👉 Build That Bond Veeru aimed for a connection beyond small talk. Your goal? Forge a relationship that lasts. Understand your customer's long-term vision and align your solutions to support their journey. 👉 Thoughtful Follow-Up Veeru wouldn’t stop at one chat. Similarly, don’t let your engagement end after the initial conversation. Follow up with valuable insights, resources, or just a friendly check-in to show you care. The magic lies in how you make your customer feel. Be curious, genuine, and always ready to engage on a deeper level! If you’re a Sholay fan, what are some other Sales lessons (or even life lessons) you could draw from the film? Let me know in the comments - Bollywood is my favourite thing to talk about! #Sales #CustomerEngagement #Bollywood #SalesTips #Sholay #WomenInSales #India

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#indianelections Details of all 6 Phases - Total Voters - 87,53,96,943 Voter Turnout - 65.543% Total Citizens Voted - 57,78,42,221 Phase 1 - 102 Seats Total Voters - 16,63,86344 Voter Turnout - 66.14% Total Citizens Voted - 11,00,52103 Phase 2 - 88 Seats Total Voters - 15,86,45484 Voter Turnout - 66.71% Total Citizens Voted - 10,58,30572 Phase 3 - 93 Seats Total Voters - 17,24,04907 Voter Turnout - 65.68% Total Citizens Voted - 11,32,34676 Phase 4 - 96 Seats Total Voters - 17,70,75629 Voter Turnout - 69.16% Total Citizens Voted - 12,24,69319 Phase 5 - 49 Seats Total Voters - 8,95,67973 Voter Turnout - 62.20% Total Citizens Voted - 5,57,10618 Phase 6 - 58 Seats Total Voters - 11,13,16606 Voter Turnout - 63.37% Total Citizens Voted - 7,05,44933 national average is 65% which is good, June 4th we will see its effect

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#Dance_of_Democracy #2024_Elections Indian democracy does not prohibit elections based on religion or caste. Participation of muslims MPs & MLAs has come down consistently. As a voter I worry about it. Is that because of the BJP? As every opposition party projects. Let these party show if they have consistently fielded more & more Muslim candidates. Even Mamata ji can't prove. According to my root cause:- Muslim candidates have the least winning quotient They among themselves have political ambitions. Multiple muslim candidates in winnable constituencies reduce winnability further They almost always threaten all establishments irrespective of parties They always do Muslim Muslim. They are unable to demonstrate true secularism. Most current Muslim politicians have terrible criminal history They need to help themselves by bringing change in their "Muslim approach" to a "truly secular approach" Otherwise don't blame others

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#VC vs. Traditional Companies In the bustling streets of #Mumbai, where chaiwalas and techies coexist, two classes of titans engage in an epic battle: VC #companies and Traditional companies. Picture this: a crowded local train, and our contenders are elbowing their way to the front. Let’s break down their strategies, quirks, and secret weapons. VC Companies: The #Power #Law Warriors The Power Law: it's like the #Bollywood masala of #investment #returns. A handful of #investments drive the bulk of #profits. Imagine #ShahRukhKhan —DDLJ, Dil To Pagal Hai, and Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham—boom! Box office #gold. Similarly, VC #funds bet on #unicorns (think #Flipkart, #Ola, and #Paytm). Micro Funds (<$250 #million): These smaller-sized players swing for the fences. One unicorn #exits, and they’re dancing like Hrithik Roshan in “Ek Pal Ka Jeena.” A single billion-dollar deal can turn their fund into a Diwali firecracker—300% returns! Larger Funds (>$250 million): They’re like #AmitabhBachchan — spread across more startups, but they need multiple #blockbusters just to break even. Imagine a $500 million fund. It invests in a winning startup, but it’s like a multi-starrer movie—everyone wants screen time. To return #capital, they need a unicorn exit at ₹2.5 billion. Traditional Companies: The #Gaussian Law Gang The Gaussian Law: These folks follow a predictable script. Imagine a classic Raj #Kapoor film—steady, melodious, and slightly self-deprecatory. Returns are distributed like a comforting bowl of pav bhaji—smooth and consistent. Steady Eddie Enterprises: Traditional companies chug along, selling flats, soap, #steel, and samosas. No overnight stardom here. Their returns resemble a gentle #curve, like Lata Mangeshkar’s voice hitting all the right notes. #Risk-averse Rajus: Gaussian law fans play it safe. They #diversify, diversify, and diversify some more. No high-octane drama; just a soothing cup of masala chai. But hey, they sleep well at night. VC Mantra: “Find the next big thing!” They’re like detectives chasing a mysterious item. They spot unicorns in crowded bazaars, hidden behind chai stalls. VC Lingo: “Exit #strategy,” “#valuation,” and “#dilution.” It’s like deciphering a cryptic Bollywood script. But hey, they’re fluent in this language. Traditional Companies: The Family Saga Legacy and Lineage: These companies pass the baton from one generation to the next. It’s like “Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham”—minus the designer sarees but plus the amazing songs. #Annual Reports: Their version of a blockbuster movie. #Investors eagerly await the climax: “Will #profits rise? Will #dividends flow?” Cue the suspenseful music. In this cinematic battle, both sides have their charm. Remember, dear reader, whether you’re a startup #founder or an investor, choose your dance partner wisely. And as they say in Bollywood, “Picture abhi baaki hai, mere dost!” No unicorns were harmed during the writing process :)

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The Mushrooming of IIT JEE and NEET Coaching Institutions in India: A Rat Race to Nowhere. This is yesterday's TOI front page. what kind of promotion these coaching institutions doing nowadays. if you see rank 1 & rank 11 boys are same. Howz this possible ??? Is this an error or done with some kind of objective? only coaching authorities can explain this magic. The Indian education landscape is witnessing an unprecedented surge in coaching institutions dedicated to preparing students for competitive exams like IIT JEE and NEET. These coaching centers have proliferated across the country, from bustling metropolises to quiet towns, each promising to be the golden key to a successful career. However, this unchecked growth has spawned a rat race that is inflicting immense pressure on students and raising profound concerns about the direction of our education system. The Illusion of Guaranteed Success : These coaching institutions spare no effort in attracting students. Full-page newspaper advertisements and massive city hoardings tout their success stories, often featuring the same top scorers in multiple ads. This creates a pervasive illusion that success in these exams is synonymous with attending these coaching centers. The recent NEET exam results, where 65 students scored a perfect 100%, have only added to this narrative, despite sparking controversy over the integrity of the examination process. The Cost of Perfection: Stress and Mental HealthBehind the glossy advertisements and towering hoardings lies a grim reality. The pressure to excel in these competitive exams is immense, leading to heightened stress, anxiety, and even depression among students. The expectation to achieve perfection is relentless, and any deviation from this high standard is often viewed as a failure. A Narrow Focus: Engineering and MedicineThis rat race is also narrowing the career aspirations of countless students. Every science stream student is now expected to dream of becoming either a doctor or an engineer. This focus overlooks the myriad of other fulfilling and successful career paths available today. Parents, driven by societal pressure and the aggressive marketing of coaching institutions, often invest everything they have into these coaching centers, believing they are securing their children's futures. Meanwhile, these institutions mint money, investing lakhs of rupees in advertisements rather than in genuinely nurturing and developing young talent. Prioritizing Our Children's Well-being : The unchecked proliferation of IIT JEE and NEET coaching institutions has created a rat race that benefits few and harms many. It is essential to break free from this cycle of pressure and stress. In conclusion, let’s not pressurize our children into following a narrow path. Let's give them career choices and the freedom to pursue their passions. There are multiple options available that can lead to a fulfilling life.

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*"BREAKING_NEWS"* *Anil Ambani's tremendous attack on Rahul Gandhi.* *A lowly man, whose family has always looted the country, defames me in every election meeting!* Today I ask him some questions, hopefully the media will ask him. (1) *I and my family pay taxes of about Rs 50000/- crore to India every year. They provide employment to lakhs of people and provide salaries to lakhs of families for their living.* *How much rupees does the Gandhi family contribute to this country…!????* *I have heard that the entire family has been released on bail from the court in a tax evasion case and your mother has become the fourth richest woman in the world by looting billions of rupees from the country*, what is the business of your family, please listen to the people of the country. Tell me, where did your mother get so much money from, please tell me? (2) *We have been taking loans from banks for the last 40 years and also pay interest worth crores of rupees, and every industrialist, trader and businessman like us takes loans and also gives guarantee.* *Only then do banks give interest on FD to the poor.* You tell me why leaders like you and *your brother-in-law have taken free (interest-free) loans from banks??? What is business?* *In which country does business run?? *How much ownership has he taken in which country…!???* (3) *Which business did your brother-in-law start 15 years ago with Rs 1 lakh, how did he become the owner of property worth Rs 10,000 crore in 10 years, where did he get so much money and so much land from? Where did your brother-in-law get the money to buy 2 bungalows and 6 flats in London…!???* *My dear countrymen,* *Ever since I came to know that this family is a foreign agent and that this party supports traitors, I have stopped giving forced donations to Congress, since then they have been following me and defaming me.* Otherwise you tell me. *I got the contract of Delhi Airport Metro worth Rs 5000 crore and the contract of Mumbai Metro worth Rs 3900 crore in the Manmohan government, then why was it not given to the government company…!???* *The contract for power supply of DVB (earlier DESU) in Delhi, which was worth Rs 1200 crore, was given to me by Sheila Dikshit at the behest of Sonia Gandhi instead of NTPC (government company).* *Between 2004 to 2014, why did the Congress government give a total of 3 national highways and projects (25350 crores) of 3 in UP, 8 in Odisha, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Punjab to my company Reliance Infrastructure…!??* *Whereas there are many government companies which could have done this work???* " *These are some truths which the public does not know.*" Please make the whole country aware of this truth by copy paste, share and forward - *Anil Ambani*

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What lesson can be learned by business leaders from the win of India in T20 world cup.

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Meet Vedant, a class 6 child and a proud SignAssistive.app user from Malkapur, Akola, Maharashtra 🌍 Though deaf since birth, Vedant is a curious son of hearing mother and father who did everything to bring back his hearing. But, as they couldn't afford the treatment, they decided to teach him using Indian Sign Language and admitted him to Government school for the deaf, Akola, Maharashtra when he was 6 🧒 Vedant, who's handwriting was very poor and oftentimes couldn't write his own name properly, he slowly became fluent in communicating in Indian Sign Language and started using ISL at the school too. Little did he know, Vedant didn't learn ISL, but local signs and gestures and some ISL words, and eventually started facing communication problems with his deaf friends themselves. But, within a short span of 3 months, I met him at the school and guess what? Vedant was the first deaf child to try out SignAssistive.app and tell the teachers & principal that he wants it 📲 Right after 4 months of deployment, as we went to meet his family, his mother spoke about how the app helped him learn English and ISL, and improved his handwriting as well. They also mentioned how our in-app AI-assistant helps him get any information, or just anything, everything which was not earlier available for him in an accessible way i.e. in Indian Sign Language. Just like Vedant, 800+ deaf children under the age of 15 and 5300+ deaf people across Maharashtra, Karnataka, West Bengal, Assam, Gujarat and Telangana are trying and using SignAssistive.app and are getting better in communication, learning, upskilling and everything in between right with just one app! 🚀 😃 Future proof, one stop platform for the deaf community yet the most affordable for all. Are you an organization or a special school educating the deaf community or a business who's empowering and employing deaf? Let's talk and ensure no deaf person in India is left alone and behind in terms of education and employment!! Digital Impact Square, A TCS Foundation Initiative | iTIC Incubator at IITH | DLabs at the Indian School of Business | i-Hub Gujarat | Maharashtra State Innovation Society | BHASHINI | EnAble India | VAANI, Deaf Children's Foundation | AssisTech Foundation (ATF) Amanpreet Chopra Arpit Srivastava Chetan Aware Sameer Rawal Dhruv Gupta Shanti Raghavan Suresh Krishna Bandi Dr. Hrishikesh Dhone Prajakta Bochare Himanshu Mude Antra Naidu Amruta Chaudhary Ashmi Bhardwaj #AccessthroughISL #accessibility #inclusion #deaf #deafcommunity

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