COO @Dazeinfo | Building @GraphFarm | AI/ML Junkie | Engineer + Research Analyst | Obsessed with Data ↻ Patterns ↻ Possibilities
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Indian banks earned ₹20,000 Cr+ in insurance commissions in FY26, with the top 4 private lenders accounting for 80%.
From Jan 1, 2027, @RBI rules will require banks to fully compensate customers for proven insurance mis-selling or forced bundling. @HDFC_Bank @AxisBank @pnbindia
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Nearly 4 years after launch, @ChatGPT still dominates AI chatbot web traffic.
In Sept 2026, ChatGPT captured 56.4% of global visits, with 5.9B visits, ahead of Gemini at 2.6B. Third-place @claudeai attracted ~1B visits, more than @deepseek_ai, @grok, & @perplexity_ai combined.
I have a feeling that most people trolling Rashmika Mandanna are either single or unhappy in their own relationships.
I’m not a fan of Vijay Deverakonda, by the way.
Why do these leaders never show the same enthusiasm for talking about India’s economic growth, employment opportunities, technological advancement, quality education, healthcare, poverty, and the everyday struggles of ordinary Indians as they do for public displays of religious devotion and fake care for animals?
And I genuinely wonder how anyone can still see him as future Prime Minister of India. Is it because our current PM also keeps doing the same drama all the time?
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Global PC shipments plunged 20.1% YoY to 62.7M units in Q3 2026, driven by rising memory & storage costs & heavy inventory stockpiling earlier in the year.
@Lenovo, @HP, & @Dell collectively lost 4.2 percentage points of market share, with HP recording a 30.9% drop. @ASUS @Apple
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India ranked 32nd globally in mobile internet speeds, with a median download speed of 128.20 Mbps.
Gulf countries dominate the rankings, led by the UAE, which topped the list with a median download speed of 675.51 Mbps.
@reliancejio @airtelindia @ViCustomerCare
India has two biggest problems: corruption and a lack of risk taking appetite. Everyone wants to make money but very few are willing to put that money at risk to build infrastructure, create businesses or invest in anything that drives long term growth. We’d rather protect our wealth than put it to work.
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Be extremely intentional with your friendships — not acquaintances, not business partners, actual friends
Try to pick high-integrity people — the right people
Invest time in those relationships
Cut or downgrade folks who are transactional or who don’t show up for you
Reallocate that time and energy to the right people who do
It's ok to be cutthroat about this, as life is the memories you create with your friends and family.
Invest in making moments.
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We often measure victory by what we achieve, but #Dussehra invites us to reflect on who we become along the way.
True victory is overcoming the parts of ourselves that hold us back.
May this festival bring greater self-awareness, strength, and wisdom into our lives.
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In 2026, @iamsrk remains India’s richest actor, with a net worth of ₹10,000 Cr, despite a ₹2,490 Cr decline from the previous year. His wealth is backed by @RedChilliesEnt & @KKRiders.
@SrBachchan, @BeingSalmanKhan, & @iHrithik also feature among India’s top 10 richest actors.
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Dazeinfo is proud to partner with @GSMA for MWC26 Doha (@MWCHub), MENA’s premier mobile economy and tech event!
Bringing telecom, tech & policy leaders under one roof to explore AI, next-gen networks, and intelligent economies.
8–10 Nov 2026, @Deccqatar
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In H1 2026, adapted models accounted for 56% of sovereign LLM builds, while models trained from scratch made up the remaining 44%.
@Meta's Llama led with a 38% share, followed by @Alibaba_Qwen at 20% and France-based @MistralAI at 19%. @nvidia @deepseek_ai @googlegemma
The first thing the Indian government should do is make education compulsory, revamp the outdated curriculum, and end the work from home culture.
We need a young generation that is skilled, ambitious, disciplined, and driven by bigger goals rather than just completing tasks and collecting salaries.
This will help build a more productive workforce, create greater economic value, and ultimately increase India’s GDP per capita.
Hope Tesla shares jump as high as the Roadster flying car! 🤞🏻
I’ve already lost way too much on Tesla stock over the past year. 😅
