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Sonal S Sinha shared thisFrom LIC agent to India’s oldest billionaire, Lachhman Das Mittal’s journey proves that success has no retirement age. Born in Hoshiarpur, Punjab, Mittal started his career as an LIC agent. But instead of slowing down after retirement, he chose to start again. At an age when most people look for comfort, he used his savings, took risks, and built Sonalika Tractors. What started as a second innings became one of India’s leading tractor companies. Today, Sonalika is among India’s top tractor makers and exports to 120+ countries. Mittal’s net worth is now reported to be over $5 billion, according to Forbes. His story is not just about wealth. It is about patience, late success, courage, and the power of starting again when the world thinks your time is over. Success doesn’t ask your age. It only asks for your courage. Disclaimer: This post is for informational and educational purposes only. I do not claim ownership of any images or videos used. All credits belong to their respective owners. No copyright infringement intended. #LachhmanDasMittal #Viral #IndianBillionaire #SuccessStory #StartupLessons
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Sonal S Sinha shared thisSkill matter karti hai — but truth matters even more 👀⚖️ In Kenya, a man named Brian Mwenda Njagi managed to pose as a lawyer by illegally accessing the Law Society of Kenya’s online system. Without a law degree or licence, he appeared in court and reportedly won around 26 cases before anyone noticed. The truth came out when the real advocate linked to the profile spotted irregularities. Brian was arrested for identity theft and practising law illegally. After his arrest, he represented himself during his bail hearing and successfully secured bail — which sparked viral claims that he “won his own case.” Talent can open doors — but legality and ethics still matter. #FactCheck #ViralNews #SkillVsDegree #LawAndEthics #TruthOverHype
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Sonal S Sinha shared thisHe lost his young nephew to cancer. And that grief changed everything. Seven years ago, Muzaffarpur engineer Naaz Ozair began questioning something we ignore every day — plastic in food packaging. What if the problem was closer than we thought? The answer was lying in Bihar’s fields. Corn husks — usually burned by farmers, polluting the air — could become something powerful. Naaz quit his stable job. Spent 5 years experimenting. Failed. Refined. Tried again. And finally succeeded. Today, corn husks are transformed into plastic-free chocolate wrappers, disposable cups, plates, bags, and even banners — all biodegradable. 📜 Patent granted: Feb 2024 📦 1,000+ products sold daily 🌾 Farmers supported across Bihar 🚆 ₹30 lakh order from Indian Railways 🏆 Recognised by IIT Patna & Bihar Startup Program From loss… came purpose. From farm waste… came a sustainable future. This is not just innovation. This is impact. ♻️ #SustainableIndia #Viral #PlasticFree #GreenInnovation #StartupIndia
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Sonal S Sinha shared thisI’m happy to share that I’ve obtained a new certification: Advanced Leadership Skills from IIMA - IIM Ahmedabad!
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Sonal S Sinha shared thisA Filipino student has created a game-changing innovation! She developed a solar panel made from food waste that can generate electricity using UV light — even when there’s no direct sunlight. Named AuREUS, the material uses fruit and vegetable waste to absorb UV rays and convert them into clean energy — making it ideal for cloudy cities, shaded areas, and even indoor spaces. This brilliant solution not only tackles the food waste problem but also brings sustainable energy one step closer to everyone. 🌞 Renewable. 🌱 Sustainable. 💡 Invented by a student. #Innovation #SustainableEnergy #GreenTech #SolarPower
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Sonal S Sinha shared thisOne of the biggest domain deals in internet history 💻 A Malaysian tech entrepreneur sold AI com for $70 million (around ₹634 crore) to Kris Marszalek, CEO of Crypto.com. A reminder that sometimes, the smartest investments are made years before the world realises their value. #AIcom #DomainBusiness #InternetHistory #BigDeals
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Sonal S Sinha shared thisPeak Mumbai moment. As reported across social media and news portals, a Mumbai man came up with a clever last-minute solution when his sister didn’t answer his calls before her 6 AM flight. With no time to waste, he placed a Zepto order to her home, relying on the platform’s ultra-fast delivery. The Zepto delivery partner reached her doorstep on time, rang the bell, and made sure she woke up — effectively becoming a real-life alarm clock. Thanks to that quick thinking (and quick delivery), she managed to get up and head for the airport on time. Missed calls failed. Fast delivery didn’t. #PeakMumbaiMoment #Mumbai #Zepto #Trending #Viral
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Sonal S Sinha shared thisWorld Record Driving! American man Irv Gordon set the world record for driving over 52 lakh km (3.2 million miles) in a single car — his 1966 Volvo P1800S. He owned and drove the same car for more than 50 years, earning a Guinness World Record for the highest mileage by a single owner in a non-commercial vehicle. At one point, he even joked about selling the car back to Volvo for $1 per mile — a playful nod to his legendary journey. #Car #WorldRecord #AutomotiveHistory #ViralStories
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Sonal S Sinha shared thisWarren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway owns 400 million shares of Coca-Cola. In 2024, Coca-Cola paid an annual dividend of $1.84 per share, which is around ₹154 per share. That means Buffett earns a staggering ₹6,160 crore every year just in dividends from Coca-Cola — That’s over ₹16.8 crore per day in passive income! He bought most of these shares in 1988, for about $1.3 billion (roughly ₹1,085 crore at the time). Today, the stake is worth over $25 billion — that’s around ₹2.08 lakh crore — not including the billions he’s earned in dividends over the years. That’s the magic of long-term investing and compounding. #WarrenBuffett #Dividends #StockMarket #PassiveIncome #CocaCola #BerkshireHathaway
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Maulshree S. Great idea and thanks for sharing this.
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Sanjiv Gokhale I understand your perspective, but I believe this is a good solution to the problem.
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Krishn kumar Tripathi A simple google search would have shown other related news: https://www.ndtv.com/feature/did-a-malaysian-man-buy-ai-com-for-rs-300-and-sold-it-for-rs-643-crore-truth-behind-viral-claim-10994999
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Sonal S Sinha liked thisSonal S Sinha liked thisGoogle AI Search just crossed 1 BILLION monthly active users 🚀 For context: • ChatGPT is estimated to be around 800 million monthly active users • Google says AI Mode usage is doubling every quarter • Billions of people already use Google products every day A few years ago, many people predicted: "AI will kill Google Search." Instead... Google embedded AI directly into the world's largest distribution network. And that's the lesson most founders miss. The market doesn't always reward the best technology. The market rewards the product that reaches the most people. OpenAI built one of the most powerful AI products in history. Google leveraged: - Search - Chrome - Android - Gmail - Maps - YouTube That's billions of existing touchpoints. This is a masterclass in business strategy. Because in business: Distribution often beats innovation. The graveyard of startups is filled with products that were better... But never got distribution right. If you're building a startup, ask yourself: Are you spending too much time improving the product... And not enough time building distribution? What's more important in 2026: Product or Distribution? Follow Abheesh Dokras ↗️ for insights on AI, Tech, Marketing & Business 🚀 #AI #Google #ChatGPT #ArtificialIntelligence #BusinessStrategy #Marketing #Startups #Entrepreneurship #LinkedInCreators #GrowthMarketing #Technology #ContentCreator #Founder #Innovation #DigitalBusiness #AbheeshDokras
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Sonal S Sinha liked thisSonal S Sinha liked thisA bit of a flurry this week as Blackwall stepped up to sponsor me at the upcoming WordCamp Europe. 💙 It started... ✈️ booked 🏨 booked As far as everything else, I am working on it 😉
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Sonal S Sinha liked thisSonal S Sinha liked thisReliance Retail was once an electronics retailer I genuinely respected, but my recent experience has changed that perception regarding their customer service. The values of an organization are often reflected in the behavior of its last-mile employees. Unfortunately, the actions of the team at Reliance ResQ, the after-sales service arm led by CEO Gaurav Kapil, suggest a significant disconnect. Despite reaching out to the CEO directly twice and escalating my complaint through available channels, my issue remains unresolved after over 50 days. Here's a brief overview of my situation: - During the installation of my brand new AC last year, a Reliance ResQ technician charged me for a water drain pump, which has since failed. - When I sought support, the local CRM refused assistance, stating that the part is "not something Reliance stocks or can arrange," despite its availability in the open market. This raises serious questions about the integrity of the transaction. Being charged for a component that is now unserviceable by the same team feels less like a service gap and more like a deliberate oversight. The human cost is significant: - It’s peak summer, and my non-functional AC has led to physical discomfort and considerable mental stress. Ironically, since the installation was performed by Reliance Retail, their customer team deflects responsibility, insisting it must be handled by Reliance ResQ, who appears indifferent to the situation. This situation prompts a larger question: How does a service company operate while showing such disregard for customer experience? How can leadership remain unconcerned while complaints and tickets languish for over 50 days? I share this not just out of frustration but as a warning. If you are considering Reliance Digital or its service partners, be aware of the potential challenges you may face. #RelianceDigital #RelianceResQ #CustomerExperience #ConsumerRights #ServiceFailure #Accountability
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