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Be laser focused on what you are born for. Disregard/discard everything and everyone else. Deputy Editor @businessline (Editor Research Bureau; @blportfolio)
Joined December 2020
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Entirely my pleasure @elerianm 🙏Every time I have interacted with you I have learnt not just on economics and markets, but much more on humility!
My thanks to Hari Viswanathbl for the interesting conversion on the economy, policy and markets.
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#economy #markets @the_hindu @_HarryVish #EconTwitter
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Broadcom CEO Hock Tan likened AI investing to gambling, saying many investors do not understand what they are backing and have extreme expectations. Bloomberg Intelligence’s Mandeep Singh has more bloom.bg/4hSH3vZ
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That’s a good one! Two extremely creative and thoughtful economists.
BREAKING NEWS
The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences has decided to award the 2026 Sveriges Riksbank Prize in Economic Sciences in Memory of Alfred Nobel to Robert E. Hall and Michael Woodford “for microeconomic foundations of macroeconomic stabilisation.”
#NobelPrize
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Laika was a stray dog who became the first living animal to orbit the Earth aboard the spacecraft Sputnik 2 on Nov 3, 1957. The mission was a one-way trip, and she died from hyperthermia and stress between five and seven hours into the flight, due to a malfunction in the cabin's temp control system.
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How the intensified food safety crackdown is reshaping the F&B industry @businessline
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#blInterviews | As artificial intelligence reshapes the information technology services industry, Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) is betting that productivity gains from AI will create more work than they displace. In an interview with businessline, CEO K Krithivasan and COO Aarthi Subramanian discuss the tapering of traditional IT services, the changing nature of enterprise AI demand, and how human-AI collaboration could reshape the way technology services are delivered.
Full interview here: mrf.lu/28lGn
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Quiz | Test your knowledge of corporate India by identifying a company using five intriguing clues from its history and challenges. thehindubusinessline.com/por…
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THE BRIDGE ON THE RIVER KWAI opened on this day in 1957. The bridge built for the film was real, fully functional, and destroyed in a single take with cameras rolling from multiple angles. A great read awaits on the ATRM site: alltherightmovies.com/featur…
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HDFC Flexi Cap Fund: Can its winning formula survive the scale test?
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@BlPortfolio @businessline @_HarryVish @dhuraivelv
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Anthropic, Open AI and the hyperscalers: The balance sheets that threaten to throw AI ‘off’ balance
@nishanth_ngk
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CEA Nageswaran’s op-ed judges Make in India the fair way, against peers who weathered the same decade of pandemic, tariff wars and geopolitical conflict. India comes out ahead.
From 2002 to 2013, world exports tripled from $6.2T to $18.8T. From 2014 to 2025, they grew by less than two-fifths. Even so, India’s share of world manufacturing value added rose from 2.4% to 3%, a bigger gain than Brazil, Mexico, Indonesia or South Africa made.
India’s manufacturing value added grew 73%, against 51% for China and 36% for the world. That came while China’s surplus tripled to $1.19T and German industrial output fell 14% below its 2018 level.
home, manufacturing’s share of GVA rose from 14.7% to 16.1% in three years, and factories added 14 lakh jobs in 2024–25. Solar module capacity grew from 2.3 GW to 192 GW, and electronics exports hit $47.96B.
Industrialisation is the work of decades. In a decade unkind to historic laggards, India built capability faster than the world around it @businessline
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Adv Shaurya Vikram stood before a police van to extricate a protestor with 'disabilities' who was hauled in with many others in CP today. "You can't pick up people coz they look suspicious..it can't be left to the discretion of the police," he tells me . @businessline
“You cannot pick up people just because they look suspicious.”
During the October 10 CJP protest in New Delhi, Delhi HC lawyer Shaurya Vikram was helping locate detained advocates and protect those being taken away by police, while calling out arbitrary detentions and profiling.
🎥: @AmitiSen
#CJProtest #NewDelhi
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Listen | In this episode of Overthinkers Anonymous, @RichaMishraBL and @renil_shaji unpack the psychology behind Brand Jeffrey Archer and explore how he turned setbacks into storytelling fuel, built a global bestseller empire, and mastered the art of keeping readers hooked for decades.
🎙️ Listen now and discover why millions still can't put his books down: thehindubusinessline.com/mul…
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R.I.P. Margaret Hamilton
We’ve lost an icon. Margaret Hamilton, a computer science pioneer best known for her work at MIT leading development of the flight software for the Apollo missions to the moon, has died at 90. Read about her legacy via MIT News: news.mit.edu/2026/margaret-h…
ALT Margaret Hamilton is reclined inside a NASA spacecraft module, surrounded by control panels and switches.
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Rescuers in Chile spent more than two hours as part of an operation to save "Morocho," a stray dog swept away by floodwaters. ABC News' Danny New has the story. abcnews.link/en5nROO
Thank you! @Abhijit59998240
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In 1633, René Descartes was preparing to publish Le Monde, his treatise on physics and cosmology.
Then he heard that Galileo had been condemned for teaching that Earth moves.
Descartes was so alarmed that he wrote to Marin Mersenne that he had almost decided to burn all his papers rather than publish something the Church might condemn.
One scientific trial nearly changed the publication history of another great thinker.
Source: Mario Livio, Is God a Mathematician?
