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Can a kid drive a SUV on highways? Legally Allowed ? The kid may be talented. But, giving him a vehicle to run by himself with out any one in the passenger seat, is not an offence? The kid has 69K followers on instagram, who posted some reels with his talent. ( Must say he has talent) The vehicle number is visible clearly in the reels. Dad must be rich as he is allowing the kid to drive RJ 19 UC 7770, RJ 15 UA 2775, RJ 43 UA 0886, HR 01 AF 8355 etc. God forbid if this kids makes an accident, who is responsible? Why glorify these in Social media. Why Rajasthan Police is not looking at these social media handles? I am not sharing the Instagram link, as some more stupid people, like those 69K, may start following this kid and make him post more daring pics. Dr. Sonia Singh , Manmohan Harsh - may help this reaching Rajasthan police. PS: Yes. Encourage talented kids. But, never encourage them to do illegal things.

1.2Cr eyeballs on Jio Cinema in 2023 for S5 of the Poker Sports League (PSL)! 1. Poker on an average has about 20K - 50K active online players with MAU's being about 200K. 2. Male Vs Female watch ratio was 84% : 16%. Higher than Male to Female playing ratio which is put at 90% : 10% 3. 18 yrs - 34 yrs : Were 67% of viewers while 34 yrs to 65 yrs were 33%. The first age group can look at poker for recreation + side income while the latter can look at it from a retirement past time + a hobby as well. 4. Top 10 Markets (locations) from viewership standpoint : Delhi > Mumbai > Pune > Lucknow > Bengaluru > Patna > Ahmedabad >Kolkata > Jaipur > Hyderabad - Ahmedabad & Patna did surprise me. Gujarat has poker banned while Patna could have faced language barriers. So this is interesting to explore. - No Chennai / AP / North Eastern states is a place to tap into since poker is big there. 5. Devices on which the league was viewed < Rs 10K = 18% Rs 10K-20K = 42% Rs 20K+ = 40% The 18% audience struggles even for data packs and them viewing is encouraging. On the face of it this league is golden for poker but stats like : 1. Average view duration 2. Did they watch 1 Match and comeback ? ( Stickiness/retention) Will be crucial to track as well from a success stand point ! Excited to be the Chief Content Creator of the Pocket52 PSL S6 this year and add more to the league ! Got this info courtesy Pranav Bagai! Thanks

Vividh Ashok please feature this on your channel… one, a chennai-based brand doesn’t know a simple difference between idli and idly. the same anger in me when every time someone types tamil instead of thamizh. two, will ignorant consumers end up paying idly ₹500 for a single idli? seriously? what say R U Srinivas? Adyar Ananda Bhavan - India how can you misspell idli?

📍 #Chennai: Quick thinking and action of Chennai residents saved the life of a toddler dangling from a window porch in Thirumullaivoyal, Avadi, Chennai . . . #ChennaiNews | #ViralVideo | #RepublicTV | #RepublicWorld | #RepublicDigital

#nonawareness Someone will said right that power come with great responsibility. But when same power goes in hand of ignorance it become destruction. The Bengaluru not bengaluru but most of states facing issues about starving, draining and the quality of the air is declined. Instead of working on real problems what we choose the Entertainment. The authorities involve in it ready to sell liquor, pan masala and gambling. The one percent of it if invested in education the situation can be better. This is investment of only 1 player. And irony is that people are sleeping and no question over it. How much more sleep we need?? #saveeenivornment #airindex #savessoil #IPL #awareness #ITJobs #entertainment #spiritualawakening #publicspeaker #climateactivitist

This is what Kunal Kamra was explaining no matter what you do substandard product is a substandard product, this can still be used if sufficient service is provided. If not, it is going to be hell for the users and dislike it. No wonder why ola stock plunged. Once a company goes public, it becomes priority for the CEO to ensure it does not fall because it impacts all others in the country directly or indirectly. as fund managers are investing in this stock. #Shivaa #Ola #OlaElectric

The Indian gaming industry continues its upward trajectory, hitting a remarkable milestone of $3.1 billion in revenue in FY23, marking a substantial 19% growth from the previous fiscal year. 📈 This growth isn't just about numbers; it reflects the evolving landscape of entertainment within India. Today, Prime Minister Modi engaged with gaming influencers, emphasizing the crucial distinction between gaming and gambling. Here are few quick insights - ✅ Recognition of Gaming Community's Significance The interaction highlights the government's acknowledgment of the gaming community's importance. It demonstrates a commitment to understanding the industry's intricacies. ✅ Clarity on Regulatory Front PM Modi's stance distinguishes between real-money gaming and skill-based video gaming. This provides clarity in regulatory measures, addressing concerns around gambling. ✅ Fostering Collaboration Seeking input from gamers fosters collaboration between the government and industry stakeholders. It enables the shaping of regulations conducive to growth and societal welfare. ✅ Trust in Self-Regulation PM Modi's trust in the industry's ability to self-regulate empowers gaming companies. It encourages the adoption of ethical practices and contributes to a healthier gaming ecosystem. #GamingIndustry #India #FutureOfGaming #Innovation #Collaboration #PMModi #Regulation #Insights

During my recent visit to Infoparks Kerala’s AVGC-XR Arena, I witnessed how Kerala is embracing the future of Animation, Visual Effects, Gaming, Comics, and Extended Reality (AVGC-XR). The AVGC-XR Arena, established as part of our pioneering policy in this field, is the first dedicated co-working space for AVGC-XR professionals in the state. This reflects our ambitious vision to secure a 10% share of India’s AVGC-XR market, leveraging a global boom where the sector is expected to reach 2.6 billion jobs by 2032. This initiative is designed to position Kerala as a national leader, generating economic growth and fostering an ecosystem where talent and technology converge. With over 100 studios already operational in Kerala, our state has become a go-to hub for Bollywood and Hollywood productions alike. The government is committed to supporting this sector’s exponential growth through strategic partnerships and investments, particularly with organizations like the Society of AVGC-XR Institutions in Kerala (SAIK). This collaboration aims to streamline investment, nurture local talent, and promote Kerala’s unique strengths, driving innovation and job creation. Infopark’s AVGC-XR Arena is just the beginning. We are enhancing infrastructure, offering talent development programs, and building collaborative platforms to solidify Kerala’s position as a premier destination for AVGC-XR in India. With these steps, Kerala is not only setting the stage for an economic upturn but also establishing a vibrant hub where innovation, expertise, and creativity intersect. #KeralaMeansBusiness #ComeOnKerala #ComeToKerala #KeralaCalling #Kerala

At Quantum Leap Studio (QLS), we know that your environment can make or break your game. That's why we're all about creating spaces that vibe with your energy and boost your performance. Whether it's bold colors, motivational quotes, or dynamic patterns, we design every detail to keep you focused and fired up. We don’t just stop at interiors—we’re here to level up sports branding in your facilities. We create atmospheres that spark passion, joy, and peak performance. With QLS, every space becomes your go-to zone to chill, recharge, and crush your goals. Kudos to the Sports & Youth Services Department, Government of Odisha, for their dedication to revolutionizing Odisha's sports scene! #SportsBranding #QLS #QuantumLeapStudio #PlaceBranding #Sports #ImpactBranding

Last month, I was in Fort Kochi, the foodie heaven of Kerala. As I was walking past the police station, a seemingly drunk (or possibly, mentally ill) guy was loudly abusing the policemen. Normally, cops are pretty quick to take offence. But instead, they were all looking perplexed, not knowing what to do. There wasn't a trace of anger. Why? Because they did not take it personally -- after all, it was just a drunk! A lot of things in life -- be it a snarky remark from colleague, a nasty comment on social media, or some minor adversity -- are equivalent of a drunk guy shouting at us. We can take it personally and fume over it. Or we can just say, "Oh, that's just a drunk!" and move on. The solution to 90% of our problems comes down to just this: Letting go. *** I run HabitStrong (www.habitstrong.com), which offers programs for inculcating focus, productivity, and well-being.