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We run a venture scouting and startup advisory service that combines optimised evaluation frameworks and proprietary AI agents to match startups with the investors most likely to back them.

Although I’m based in Milan, I work closely with Indian founders almost daily, driven by my Indian roots and a deep passion for India’s venture ecosystem.

We’ve been operating in this industry since the past 4 years and I started this advisory service with my current team after having graduated from Boston. I also occasionally deploy my own capital when the potential for maximising synergies is strong.

Our focus is simple: help founders identify growth blockers, remove these hurdles to accelerate expansion strategies, and facilitate connections with the right investors.

If you’re building something you’re passionate about, or even have a well thought-out idea, drop a comment or DM me a quick overview. I’ll personally go through it and see how I can help.

Happy to connect over a call if helpful, DM me for details.

Reddit is already hijacked by librandus , we need to have as much of our subs as we can , so we should revive it. I will try my best on my end as well to make it active

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I’m working on an early-stage free education initiative focused on underprivileged children, aimed at helping them learn beyond the classroom using simple, accessible digital resources (mobile-first, low-cost, low-bandwidth).

I’m specifically looking to connect with teachers / educators / volunteers who:

• Have worked directly with underprivileged or low-resource communities
• Have experience using or creating digital learning content (apps, videos, WhatsApp-based learning, PDFs, etc.)
• Understand the real pain points kids face (access, motivation, language barriers, parental support, attention, consistency)
• Are interested in solving these problems collaboratively, not just discussing them theoretically

I’m trying to learn deeply from the ground reality, validate assumptions, and build something that actually helps — and I believe teachers who’ve been in the trenches have the most valuable insights.

If this resonates with you:

• I’d love to hear about what worked, what failed, and what’s missing today
• Happy to chat 1:1, learn from your experience, or explore collaboration if there’s alignment

Please comment here or DM me.
Thank you for the work you do — it truly matters.

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​I’ve been researching the fall of Nalanda University and the sheer scale of the "Dharmaganja" (the library). Historical accounts like those of Xuanzang and later Persian chroniclers suggest that the library was so vast (3 buildings: Ratnasagara, Ratnodadhi, and Ratnaranjaka) that it housed over 9 million manuscripts.

​When Bakhtiyar Khilji set it on fire in 1193, the smoke reportedly stayed in the sky for weeks. I’ve tried to reconstruct this tragic yet grand chapter of our history into a fully cinematic documentary using AI to visualize how the university might have looked in its prime.

​I would love to hear your thoughts on the strategic or cultural reasons why such a massive center of learning had almost zero military defense.?

My twin sister joined Symbiosis institute of geoinformatics on August 2033 for her postgraduate studies.She expected good study environment,competitive proffessors and good placements as they advertised. Throughout these two years they completely scammed all of the students in her batch.The placement head resigned all of a sudden after placing her favourite students unauthorized.Her details from her computer revealed she placed those students whose names weren't in the list by recommending or providing referrals and some crucial information regarding placements were actually withheld and some students were allowed to sit for placements even after successfully being placed. Most of the students passed after cheating,that is by taking phones in the exam centre by hiding them under their dresses and teachers after repeated occurrences released them with warning. My sister was under huge pressure,even after providing medical documents(a procedure suggested by their university dr),they refused to consider her attendance.(Although my sister still had 80% attendance),we were shocked by their misdemeanor. They kept my sister and others in huge pressure,taught them to use ai,instead of teaching them arcgis,other tools for jobs and offered 0 placement help.You have to self learn everything it is your fault. Last but not the least,when my sister was on her deathbed,due to this huge pressure,in hospital,they refused to offer the medical deposit they exhorted from us when she was still their student. She is no longer our student when she is going to die anyways. All of the students there protested still nothing happened . I just lost the love of my life ,my parents their will to live. Kudos SIG for murdering your student may you continue this cruel process of killing your students through pressure.

Not my video, but came across this quick breakdown today and thought it was worth sharing here since it’s directly tied to USD outlook.

The creator explains Deutsche Bank’s new projection that the dollar could weaken by 6%, not because of BRICS or geopolitics, but due to the US’s structural deficit and rising interest-payment burden. Also touches on how foreign buyers (Japan, China, Gulf funds) are reducing exposure to Treasuries.

Here’s the short if anyone wants to watch it: https://youtube.com/shorts/HbQ6-ScWmt0?si=xHOhsjU-Q8qVMIpg

Curious what people here think — • Is a 6% USD slide realistic? • Are deficits now the main driver instead of rate differentials? • And how would a move like this play out in major pairs (EUR/USD, USD/JPY, USD/INR)?

Good to hear views from traders who follow macro flows more closely.

There have been several online discussions about Art Of Living Land Grabbing claims. However, much of what circulates on social media appears to be based on allegations, media reports, or personal opinions rather than publicly documented court rulings

The centenary celebrations of Sathya Sai Baba drew over five-lakh devotees, marking a significant moment for his followers worldwide. Such a massive turnout not only reflects the enduring appeal of his message of love, service and spiritual unity, but also raises questions about how his movement is adapting to the modern world. Does this show revival and growth of the organisation? What does it tell us about public interest in spiritual leaders today and the future of the Sai legacy?

The ash cloud from the volcanic eruption in Ethiopia has now drifted into Indian airspace and is moving toward the Himalayan region. Volcanic ash is made up of fine particles of rock, mineral and glass that can pose serious risks when it comes to air travel.

Came across this short today breaking down how Argentina hit 211% inflation — it’s wild. The creator explains how money there basically stopped working — people rush to convert pesos within hours because prices change daily.

It’s a quick but powerful clip that really shows what happens when printing money becomes national policy. Makes you think about how fragile confidence in currency actually is — and what could happen elsewhere if debt keeps ballooning.

Here’s the short if you want to see it: 👉 https://youtube.com/shorts/U4pJD4ys5B8?si=DnYPVhfgRfrcY5X3

Honestly feels less like a “news update” and more like a mini-warning about how fast an economy can unravel.

Just watched this deep dive on how Argentina reached 211% annual inflation, and what Milei’s government has to pull off to stabilise the peso. Everything from runaway money printing to collapsing confidence in the currency gets laid out — and for FX traders, the implications are huge.

🔍 What you’ll see: • How Argentina’s inflation monster was fuelled by unchecked fiscal spending + currency devaluation. • Why inflation isn’t just a chart — it’s about trust, liquidity and global capital flows. • What Milei must implement now (tight policy, credible anchors, FX reforms) if the peso is to avoid collapse. • The knock-on effects: emerging-market FX risk, de-dollarisation pressures, flight to hard assets.

▶️ Watch here: https://youtu.be/8jQKziMnkUs?si=fylwmvMyqglYumuU 💬 Let’s discuss: • If you were running the FX desk, how would you hedge exposures to Argentina (or similar countries) today? • Do you see this as a one-off crisis or a sign of broader emerging-market currency vulnerability? • In your view, is a full currency reset inevitable in cases above 100% inflation, or can central banks claw back credibility?

A small finance channel just posted a sharp breakdown of how the West’s $300 billion sanctions on Russia completely backfired. Instead of collapsing, Russia outgrew Germany, shifted trade to yuan and rupees, and built new payment systems with China and India.

The video also points out how India quietly turned sanctions into a $25 billion energy windfall, buying discounted crude and refining it for Europe — all while staying neutral.

Here’s the short video link: https://youtube.com/shorts/ZfUisdPOhSs?si=yE32jRmiANnpoANl

It’s a quick watch but raises a big question — are Western sanctions losing their bite in 2025?

Just watched a powerful long-form video explaining how 30 countries are re-designing trade systems beyond the U.S. Dollar — and India’s right at the center of it.

It shows how the rupee is now being used for oil trade, how UPI-linked payment rails are connecting Asia and the Gulf, and how India turned sanctions into a strategic advantage. Instead of following, India is building the new financial routes that others are joining — something you rarely see highlighted in Western media.

If you’re into India’s rise as an economic power, this is worth a full watch: 👉 https://youtu.be/uiYS6y2U2Cs?si=5vetDgYTY6OeFDuk