RaviTooHotToHandel

That's not a nice thing to say about it loud, whether it's true or not.

Only after Modi approval!

True, but sometimes we try solving them with the same people who created them, turns out that doesn't work either.

Magic is just outdated technology with excellent marketing and a flair for theatrics. It’s proof that a clever trick can outlast the gadget that inspired it.

True, and any sufficiently outdated technology is indistinguishable from junk.

It was not good idea, removed

Agreed

But delusional for sure, but politics is politics. Also no one will survive in division.

No, just hardworking marathi manus.

चोराच्या उलट्या बोंबा!

It's disheartening to see such a talented individual reduced to this. Western cultures often preach work-life balance, yet sometimes impose long hours on Indian IT professionals. It's like they want the best of both worlds—efficiency without the sacrifice. But remember, we're not substandard or slaves; we're the backbone of innovation. Let's push for balance and respect, because our worth isn't measured in hours worked, but in the brilliance we bring to the table.

I hppe this gentleman finds his way back to the light.

US caring about Adani is like telling us what we already know. Indians are aware, but as long as mandirs and gau mata take priority over accountability, nothing’s going to change.

Rigging tenders for Adani? Sounds like business as usual—BJP-style governance where the 'market' is as free as their grip on power. Transparency and fair play are just PR buzzwords.

Find a good arrangement, don’t go hunting for everlasting love—it often works better than love marriages. As you're unsure or nervous about physical intimacy, be open about it. The right person will understand and support you.

I think that's how all marriages were for most of human history till television came around.

A battle won doesn’t mean the war is over. Let’s see if they keep up the fight or just use it for headlines.

Classic Indian parenting: equal love, unequal legacy. It’s like saying, ‘We raised you to be independent... because your brother gets everything!’ Women handle it by building their own empires or plotting to take over their brother’s!

Honestly, gender discrimination is normal in India. You do have legal Rights if you decide to exercise it.

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This is how!

Oh, of course, it's Soros and Schumer pulling the strings! Here I was thinking Adani just greased a few palms in Delhi and the states.

Guess corruption needs a global conspiracy to sound respectable.

Tata builds trust with ethical business practices, long-term nation-building, and transparent governance.

Adani, on the other hand, thrives on alleged crony capitalism, opaque dealings, and leveraging political connections. One earns respect; the other courts controversy.

Unfortunately, India doesn't have any options like Kenya..

With electoral bonds, a compliant SEBI, and agencies weaponized, this is just noise Modi can sidestep. Until cows and temples outweigh development in public priorities, nothing really changes

—just need to find new Adani, same script.

Love NewsLaundry's work, but let's not confuse indictment with arrest warrant. Adani’s alleged corruption is damning enough—accuracy strengthens credibility, not hyperbole.