And all of them? Owe to banks, funds, and each other
May 26 • 11 tweets • 3 min read
Morbi, a small town in Gujarat
is Less than 1% of India's landmass
But it manufactures
> 90% of India’s wall & floor tiles
> 80% of India’s clocks
> 70% of toys and calculators sold in the country
This is how a small Indian town is beating global giants.
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It all started with… a broken pipe.
In the 1980s, local potters began making ceramic accessories like bathroom fittings.
Then came tiles.
Then clocks.
By 2005, Morbi had quietly become the ceramic capital of India.
No govt grants.
No foreign investors.
Just Gujarati jugad.
May 25 • 12 tweets • 3 min read
Every time US bond yields rise, stock markets panic.
Every time DXY moves, your portfolio bleeds.
But no one ever explains why.
Let’s break it down without the jargon.
This is how Wall Street quietly pulls the strings on Dalal Street.
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US 10-year bond yields hit 5% in 2023.
Indian equities saw $20 billion in FII outflows.
Coincidence? Not even close.
This isn’t just global finance.
It’s an invisible lever system — designed to keep you reacting instead of understanding.
Let’s decode it.
May 24 • 12 tweets • 3 min read
What if I told you one company controls what half the world eats, drinks, and feeds their babies?
From your morning coffee to your midnight munchies
Nestlé has quietly captured your kitchen.
This is how they dominate the global food chain.
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Nestlé doesn’t just sell food.
Here’s how Nestlé became the world’s food emperor:
May 23 • 11 tweets • 3 min read
This Indian company has produced more unicorn founders than any IIT or VC firm.
Everyone knows Elon Musk and the PayPal Mafia...
But what if I told you India has its version and they’ve already built 6 unicorns, 44+ startups, and an ecosystem worth over $25 billion?
But most Indians still don’t know the real story.
Welcome to the rise of the Flipkart Mafia
In 2002, the term “PayPal Mafia” entered Silicon Valley.
Former PayPal employees Elon Musk, Reid Hoffman went on to create LinkedIn, Tesla, YouTube and more.
But India has its own version now, and it started when Flipkart was bought for $16 billion by Walmart in 2018
May 20 • 12 tweets • 3 min read
India’s largest gas dispute just exploded in the Supreme Court.
Reliance is fighting a $1.7 billion judgment.
ONGC says gas was “stolen.”
Delhi High Court says no deal.
Now the whole power sector’s watching.
Here’s the wild story no one’s explaining clearly
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In 2018, Reliance won a secretive arbitration worth $1.7 billion.
The case? A gas migration mystery from the seabed.
ONGC claimed that natural gas from its KG Basin blocks had migrated into Reliance’s adjoining KG-D6 block.
Translation: “You stole gas from our side.”
May 20 • 13 tweets • 3 min read
Step-by-Step Guide on When and How to Sell a Stock
Over 95% of investors never sell at the right time.
They either sell too early out of fear or too late out of greed.
Why?
Because no one teaches the most important question in investing: "When should I sell my stock?"
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Step 1: Understand the 3 Types of Selling
1. Strategic Selling
Done when your original goal is met.
You’re not reacting, you’re exiting with discipline.
2. Defensive Selling
Triggered by poor fundamentals or changes in the company, industry, or economy.
3. Tactical Selling
Short-term, often profit-taking after a huge run-up or to rebalance your portfolio.
May 18 • 9 tweets • 2 min read
Why our government removed the ₹2000 note and how it connects to terrorism, counterfeit networks, and black money
In 2023, RBI announced the withdrawal of ₹2000 notes.
At first, it looked like a currency clean-up.
But behind the scenes, this move was about national security
Let’s decode the real game.
By April 2025, 98.24% of the ₹2000 notes have already come back into the system.
So why does this still matter?
Because what you’re seeing isn’t just a currency withdrawal.
It’s a strategy to dismantle India’s biggest invisible threats:
Fake currency, terror funding, and untraceable hoards of black cash.
May 17 • 16 tweets • 3 min read
What if I told you…
The biggest mistake investors make is chasing returns instead of managing risks.
Howard Marks, a billionaire investor, wrote The Most Important Thing to fix that.
Here’s the book broken down for you
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Most people buy stocks like they buy kurkure.
Cheap? Buy.
Famous brand? Buy.
Everyone buying? Buy fast.
But Marks says: That’s not investing. That’s gambling.
The Pro investor thinks 2 steps ahead.
Not “Is this stock good?”
But: “Is this stock good at this price, in this market, when everyone already loves it?”
May 16 • 12 tweets • 3 min read
Google does 92% of global searches
Jio controls 52% of the Indian telecom market
UPI handles ₹2.4 lakh crore of transactions per month
DMart dominates grocery pricing in 300+ cities
From your phone bill to your paneer price—one company decides everything.
If you don’t understand monopolies, you’re not just behind.
You’re already controlled.
This thread will change that.
Let’s break the monopoly myth open:
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The rich don’t just build businesses.
They build monopolies.
THE 5 TRICKS THEY USE
1. Block Entry Like a Fortress
Patents, capital, licensing—it’s all designed to keep YOU out.
Jio invested ₹1.5 lakh crore in 4G rollout.
Pharma giants hold 20-year patents, delaying cheaper drugs
May 15 • 9 tweets • 2 min read
Centuries ago, Rome had a trick:
When the people grew angry, they didn’t offer justice.
They offered bread and circuses.
Food to survive.
Entertainment to forget.
It worked so well, every empire copied it.
Nothing’s changed today.
Just the tools.
The biggest game isn't being played on the field.
It's being played in your mind.
A thread on how modern gladiators distract us… while the emperors of today reshape the world in silence👇
In 2024:
The average Indian watched 4.7 hours of video daily
IPL ad slots crossed ₹16 lakh per 10 seconds
Fantasy sports grew into a ₹80,000 crore industry
It’s not “just a game.”
It’s attention extraction at industrial scale.
May 15 • 12 tweets • 3 min read
75% of all luxury spending comes from the middle class.
In 1995, Louis Vuitton sold a ₹40,000 handbag to only an elite, old-money audience.
In 2025, they sell ₹2.8 lakh handbags to salaried 30-year-olds, financing it over EMIs.
What changed?
Luxury didn’t become cheaper.
The middle class became addicted to looking rich.
A thread on how luxury became a trap disguised as a flex for people chasing status and not true wealth.
3 out of 4 buyers of premium luxury products earn less than ₹20 lakh per year.
These aren’t trust fund heirs.
These are salaried professionals, freelancers, influencers.
The luxury industry didn’t target the rich.
It targeted your insecurity.
May 11 • 13 tweets • 3 min read
India is the second-largest cement producer in the world.
Annual production?
50+ Crore tonnes.
Market value?
₹10+ lakh crores.
But here’s the shocker:
Just 5 companies control 75% of the market.
And 5 southern states control the supply.
Let’s break down the regional power structure of India’s cement empire:
A thread that’ll change how you see bags of cement forever
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Meet the Big 5 Cement Lords
UltraTech Cement – Aditya Birla Group
Ambuja Cement – (Acquired by Adani)
ACC Ltd – (Also under Adani now)
Shree Cement
Dalmia Bharat Group
May 10 • 11 tweets • 2 min read
What happens when a country shuts down its own stock market?
Most people think it’s “temporary damage.”
But the truth?
It triggers a chain reaction that takes years to fix.
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Here’s how Russia, China, and the India-Pak War scenario expose a brutal economic truth:
When Russia invaded Ukraine in 2022, the Russian Central Bank froze trading across major stock exchanges.
The ruble crashed 30% overnight.
Foreign investors were locked out.
No exit.
May 9 • 11 tweets • 2 min read
I wasted 30 years chasing perfection.
Now, I’ve started embracing Wabi-Sabi—a Japanese philosophy that finds beauty in imperfection.
This mindset shift changed everything.
Here’s the quiet power of Wabi-Sabi (that perfectionists don’t want you to know):
In Japan, cracked pottery isn’t thrown away.
It’s repaired with molten gold.
The result?
A new piece—scarred, flawed, and far more valuable.
They call this art Kintsugi.
But beneath that art is a deeper life philosophy: Wabi-Sabi.