Thanks so much @MFBALA and all my colleagues at AMFI for acknowledging me and my team's contribution to the MF industry, especially the ETF segment. It's a very nice gesture indeed...

this is hillarious...😂😂

फरवरी 2007 में पाकिस्तान का विदेश मंत्री खुर्शीद महमूद कुरैशी भारत आया था। दिल्ली स्थित पाकिस्तानी दूतावास में उसने भारत के सभी चैनलों को इंटरव्यू दिया। उसका इंटरव्यू राजदीप सरदेसाई रजत शर्मा करण थापर बरखा दत्त शेखर गुप्ता सब ने लिया। कोई परेशानी नहीं.. बहुत फ्रेंडली सवाल पूछे गए.. गंगा जमुनी तहजीब के बारे में पूछे गए पाकिस्तान की जनता के शौक के बारे में पूछे गए लाहौर के गोल चक्कर में बिकने वाले मटन चिकन के बारे में सवाल पूछे गए फिर नंबर आया अर्नब गोस्वामी का जो उस वक्त टाइम्स नाउ में थे अरनव गोस्वामी ने आई एस आई द्वारा दिए गए सवालों की लिस्ट या फ्रेम के बजाय पाकिस्तान के विदेश मंत्री से एक पत्रकार की हैसियत से सवाल पूछना शुरू किया अरनव गोस्वामी का पहला ही सवाल था कि समझौता एक्सप्रेस ब्लास्ट में भारत ने जो सबूत पाकिस्तान को दिया है उस पर आप ने क्या कार्रवाई किया ? पाकिस्तान का विदेश मंत्री जवाब देने में अटक गया फिर और गोस्वामी ने जब कड़वे सवाल पूछने शुरू किये तुरंत ही आईएसआई के अधिकारी आए और अरनव गोस्वामी के साथ तू तू मैं मैं करने लगे और इंटरव्यू बंद करने को कहने लगे पाकिस्तान का विदेश मंत्री चुपचाप बैठा देख रहा था सवाल यह है क्या किसी देश का विदेश मंत्री किसी को इंटरव्यू दे और सेना के अधिकारी उसका इंटरव्यू रुकवा सकते हैं ? दूसरी बात है की अर्नब गोस्वामी के पहले जिन पत्रकारों ने इंटरव्यू लिया उन्होंने उस वक्त मना क्यों नही कर दिया कि हम पत्रकार हैं हमारा धर्म है अपने अनुसार सवाल पूछना ना कि दिए गए फ्रेम के अनुसार सवाल पूछना

WATCH: Is Bitcoin gearing up for its next big move? @vikaasmsachdeva, CEO of @BitDeltaIndia, tells @gksolanky Sr. Research Analyst and Reporter at The Crypto Times, why he believes a breakout from Bitcoin's prolonged trading range could bring significant upside. His outlook on Bitcoin's next market cycle. @bitdelta

Personal Update: It is homecoming for me! I am back @MorningContext! This time as Deputy Editor - India. In this role, I will be working closely with our reporters in India Bureau to ship excellent stories everyday for you, along with leading the BFSI coverage. I started today with this longform on how Prem Watsa is doubling down on his banking bet in India — but has serious hurdles ahead. themorningcontext.com/busine…

BJP leader Konda Vishweshwar Reddy explained the Delhi protests in simple words. Everyone should watch and share this video.

Este grupo de amigos sale de vacaciones y se regalan pantalones ridículos para viajar y se los tienen que poner en el aeropuerto antes de subirse al avión. Es espectacular

🎙️ EXCLUSIVE: In this episode of The Crypto Times podcast, @vikaasmsachdeva, CEO of @BitDeltaIndia, sits down with @gksolanky, Sr. Research Analyst and Reporter at The Crypto Times, to discuss the future of crypto in India, Bitcoin SIP vs stocks, crypto taxation, institutional adoption, and more. Key Takeaways: - How India's crypto adoption compares with traditional finance (13 crore registrations) - Why trust, access and habit will decide the next phase of crypto growth - Why tax is "an irritant, not a deterrent" for Indian crypto investors - How Bitcoin SIP compared with Nifty, gold and silver over 10 years - Why Vikaas recommends 1% or less of your portfolio in Bitcoin - Why you can buy fractions of Bitcoin, even at ₹1 crore per coin - How India's first crypto certification program (with AAFM) works Timestamps: 0:00 Intro & Welcome 0:49 What is BitDelta? Crypto Exchange Overview in India 1:32 Trust, Access & Habit: 3 Pillars of Crypto Growth 3:01 India Crypto Adoption: 13 Crore Registrations vs Traditional Finance 4:32 Crypto Turnover, Tax Paid & Jobs Created in 2025 5:23 BitDelta Products & Services 6:32 Combining Crypto Speed with Traditional Finance Structure 7:08 Crypto Tax in India: 30% Tax + TDS Explained 8:10 Government Stance, VDA Crackdown & Compliance 11:37 Indian Crypto Exchange Competition: CoinDCX, Binance, Bybit, Coinbase 15:10 AAA-Rated Institutional-Grade Security 16:37 India's First Crypto Certification Program (AAFM) 18:42 Crypto vs Stocks: Which Should You Choose? 19:55 Bitcoin SIP vs Nifty, Gold & Silver (10-Year Data) 23:38 Why Only 1% Allocation & Daily Bitcoin SIP 24:10 Why Stock Investors Find Crypto "Too Technical" 26:00 Lessons from the DMAT Era & Investor Education 28:29 Will Institutions Invest in Crypto in India? 31:38 ASCI Guidelines & Responsible Crypto Advertising 32:31 Bitcoin ETF in India: Will SEBI Approve? 34:55 Bitcoin Price Outlook for the Next 5 Years 38:20 "₹1 Crore Bitcoin" Misconception & Fractional Investing 39:48 NAV vs Coin Price: Don't Judge by Price 41:39 Closing Thoughts @vikaasmsachdeva @BitDeltaIndia @bitdelta @gksolanky

#WATCH | What if just 1% of your portfolio was invested in Bitcoin? BitDelta’s (@BitDeltaIndia) Vikaas Sachdeva (@vikaasmsachdeva) shares a hypothetical 10-year asset allocation example where a ₹20 crore traditional portfolio grows to ₹56 crore, compared with ₹96 crore when 1% is allocated to Bitcoin. The takeaway: It’s not always stocks vs. crypto. Diversification could make a difference. Would you allocate 1% to Bitcoin?

Even Christopher Nolan can't create this type of stuff🗿

This is amazing @vikaskhemani ! Have had the privilege of seeing you in action from very close quarters...your intuitive ability to connect with customers is simply amazing.... More power to you and Team Carnelian ! PS : always look forward to reading your monthly newsletters!

AT1 bonds should not have been written off completely in first place:. And now after 7 years apex court reverses it creating a 8000 cr + liability for the bank What about SBI and other banks who infused equity ,what about Japanese lender Sumitomo who picked up 24% stake in bank post restructuring? This is exactly the reason india doesn’t get a larger FDI share as per its potential . Policy ,tax and legal uncertainty… biggest risk to India story is India only …

And they did it again yesterday.....

One thing I find important in conversations around virtual digital assets is distinguishing between concepts that may sound similar but serve very different purposes. Stablecoins and tokenised assets are a good example. Both are relevant to the evolution of digital finance, but understanding their individual use cases is essential to understanding their wider impact. I recently shared my perspective on these developments with CNBC-TV18, as part of a broader conversation on their implications for the financial landscape. Read the full story: cnbctv18.com/personal-financ… #Stablecoins #TokenisedAssets #Fintech #DigitalAssets Crypto products and NFTs are unregulated and can be highly risky. There may be no regulatory recourse for any loss from such transactions.

These are men of honour & it is always a pleasure listening 🎶 to them.🫡🫡🫡 He has correctly diagnosed the prevailing situation in India.

One sells cars. The other manages money. Nearly 4 in 10 passenger vehicles sold in India are Maruti Suzuki. Nearly 4 in 10 unique MF investors invest with Nippon India Mutual Fund. Different industries. Similar philosophy. Trust at scale. 🇮🇳🇯🇵 Shared at @NikkeiAsia’s India–Japan Forum. #IndiaJapan @NipponIndiaMF @JapanAmbIndia @CGOJMumbai @IndianEmbTokyo

Bitcoin slips to ~$82.9K as elevated Treasury yields and liquidations weigh on crypto markets. ETF flows are also in focus as markets assess what comes next. Read full piece analyticsinsight.net/amp/sto… Disclaimer: Crypto products and NFTs are unregulated and can be highly risky. There may be no regulatory recourse for any loss from such transactions.

The *cutu* in the middle is totally in character. 😂❤️🥰

Hi Anant, sorry to say but this is not Financial Express or any express exclusive. I was the one on behalf of @theheadandtale tweeted about this first. So, yes this is The Head and Tale exclusive :)

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India’s domestic air traveller numbers have stopped growing . Frankly given the fares , poor service , and high costs of airport transfers and hotels , even business travellers prefer online meetings to the extent possible . Airport charges are another big irritant . Not good for a growing economy like ours to see flat air traveller numbers .