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Chandigarh, India
Joined January 2013
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Deepkaran Singh Ahuja retweeted
Gurpatwant Singh Pannun has no traction in Punjab, no one gives a damn about what he advocates, Punjab is worried about jobs creation, farm distress, scary ground water exploitation, migration to foreign shores, demographical changes, mounting debt; there are more pressing issues
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Deepkaran Singh Ahuja retweeted
YouTube Premium is the only subscription truly worth paying for.
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India was once called a nation of call centers and it sounded like an insult. But quietly, it trained millions of young Indians to speak fluent English and dream beyond their hometowns. That was phase one. Then we became the IT back office of the world. And it created a generation of engineers who could write code, manage complex systems, and deliver at global scale. That was phase two. Today, we’re in phase three. Indian startups are solving for India and it looks chaotic from the outside. These are signs of a country solving its own problems first, before solving the world’s. Sure, we should go more deep tech and we will i think. But first we need more patient capital, more research led universities & more talent density. Deep tech ecosystem can't be built in a hackathon. It will be built by million engineers who get obsessed in solving billion daily problems.
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Deepkaran Singh Ahuja retweeted
Late Dr. Manmohan Singh Ji’s wife, Gursharan Kaur, and daughter, Amrit Kaur, recited Kirtan at their home. This was Dr. Manmohan Singh Ji’s favorite Shabad, and his wife shared that he would always recite it. The video was shared by Advocate HS Phoolka.
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Deepkaran Singh Ahuja retweeted
Hello, Sidhuji, I am happy that your wife is now in remission from cancer, and my best wishes to you and a healthy future for your family. But please stop behaving like a science and health illiterate. I know you are emotional and emotions make people's thoughts go blind. But there is absolutely NO EVIDENCE that any specific diet or herb or Ayurvedic balderdash can prevent, control or cure cancer. And please stop sharing such nonsensical diets to mislead people from taking realistic healthcare. Doctors always give the worst prognosis to prepare and sensitize patients and families. That does not mean that they have let go. Doctors always do their best to help them heal. This is exactly what all the doctors you spoke to told you. They were rational in their discussions with you, but practical and logical in their actions when it came to treatment. You should have known better. You should be ashamed of not mentioning the real reason for your wife going into remission from a terrible cancer. Dr. Rupinder Batra (Former Tata Memorial Oncologist) at Waryam Singh Hospital, Yamunanagar was a key person who treated your wife with the best that medical science can offer for that stage of disease....but you and all the other health-illiterates and the YouTube videos you watched made you do all those nonsense diet and neem leaves and turmeric and what not on the side, and without thinking critically, you decided that it was what helped your wife. You are firing on all the wrong cylinders here. Embrace the value of science in promoting healthcare and improving lives of cancer patients instead of appealing to tradition, culture and nationalism. And stop using your wife's strong journey in fighting cancer to shamelessly promote Ayurveda and diet. Studies have shown that complementary and alternative medicines and practices KILL CANCER PATIENTS MORE than it can delusionally save. Educate yourself. Cancer patients who opt for alternative treatment at greater risk of death, study finds: bmj.com/content/358/bmj.j400… Alternative' cancer treatments linked with 250% higher risk of death, study finds: advisory.com/daily-briefing/…
My wife is clinically cancer free today …..
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Deepkaran Singh Ahuja retweeted
Cricket fandom is divided into Dhoni fans, Kohli fans, Rohit fans, and so on. The one thing that unites them is that they are all Bumrah fans
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Deepkaran Singh Ahuja retweeted
A women's cricket team won a tournament. I repeat, a women's team won and a big city is out celebrating that trophy. This is a dynamic change, a shift, and as historic as it gets, the best omen in not only India but the whole of South Asia. Cricket is making a strong case for a tool bridging the gender gap after being proven to be one of the best diplomatic tools. Onwards and upwards girls.
BENGALURU HAVE GONE NUTS AFTER THE TROPHY WIN. 🤯🏆
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Deepkaran Singh Ahuja retweeted
I feel his passing in my being.. my heart weeps. Bishan Pa, the wizard of spin & a man who called it as he saw it all his life. His words of advice & encouragement to me about broadcasting will remain etched forever. Satnam Sri Wahe Guru.
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Deepkaran Singh Ahuja retweeted
Superb context of @IndiGo6E’s Food & Beverage revenues as shared by @grovermanu : *Indigo F&B sales* revenue (FY'23): Rs 762 Cr *Barbeque Nation* revenue (FY'22): Rs 761 Cr 🛫 Indigo's In-flight sales, mainly Food & Beverages, soared to Rs 762 Cr for FY'23, even surpassing Barbeque Nation's entire FY'22 revenue. Let's decode its impact for the airline 💡 *Customer Experience Perspective:* • Total F&B revenue = Rs 760 Cr • Avg. order value = Rs 250 • Passengers ordering/year ≈ 3.04 Cr • Passengers ordering/day ≈ 83,000 • Daily Indigo flights = 1,800 • Passengers ordering food/flight ≈ 46 • Avg. Passengers in an Indigo flight = 160 ~30% of passengers consume F&B items in a flight. *Financial Perspective:* • Assumed Gross Margin on F&B ≈ 70% • Profit from F&B sales ≈ Rs 532 Cr Indigo's F&B sales profit is even higher than Jubilant FoodWorks total profit for FY'23 (356 Cr) While many airlines face survival challenges, Indigo thrives with over Rs 500 Cr profit solely from F&B sales. ~LB view
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Seeing an aggressive @ImRo45 after a while. Looks like he was craving a win like one won against Pakistan yesterday. #INDvsSL
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🤣🤣🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️
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Deepkaran Singh Ahuja retweeted
The top 1% of academics, the kids in school who always followed rules & and obeyed superiors, always did stuff on time, and had an inherent fear of compliance. People who were introverts. Yet studious. Such people love the discipline of Singapore. Or any country in the developed world. Where following rules is incentivised. Disincentives to follow rules is what makes talent migrate. A car jumping a red signal without any repercussion, while you wait, is disincentivising rule following.
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Who's winning? I am putting my money on CSK
100%CSK
0%GT
3 votes • Final results
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Deepkaran Singh Ahuja retweeted
The truth you don't want to hear, from @TheOnion "Q: Is ChatGPT going to take my job? A: Even AI doesn’t want your job."
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Deepkaran Singh Ahuja retweeted
Welcome to Hyderabad Anand Ji 🏎️
After 8 years of racing around the world, we finally get our home race! @FIAFormulaE is coming to India for the first time. Thanks @ktrbrs & @GreenkoIndia for this. Come, #CheerForTeamMahindra at the #GreenkoHyderabadEPrix. @acenxtgen @MahindraRacing
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Show me another CEO that has more skin in the game at 1AM in the office. These young engineers are learning from the most innovative person of the twenty-first century.
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