Udit Mathur retweeted
This is worse than the Emergency.
It’s official.. we are living under an absolute dictatorship ruled by Modi. Arresting cockroaches straight off their flight shows an unprecedented level of fear.
PM Modi clearly knows he only won the election through vote chori and now he is hell-bent on protecting his fraud by completely crushing democracy.
Gyanesh must go, but so must Modi.
The capacity for pain increases with knowledge and reaches its highest point in man. And the more intelligent the man, the more pain he carries. The genius, suffers most of all.
Udit Mathur retweeted
Dear Government 🤐
No helmet? ₹1,000.
Signal jump? ₹5,000.
No parking? ₹1,000.
Triple seat? ₹5,000.
Plastic? ₹5,000.
Potholes? 🤫
Broken signals? 🤫
Unrepaired roads? 🤫
Illegal banners? 🤫
Encroached footpaths? 🤫
Overflowing garbage? 🤫
No streetlights? 🤫
Amazing system.
Citizens have rules.
Citizens have fines.
Citizens have responsibilities.
But accountability? Apparently, that’s optional.
Our efforts. Their enjoyment.
Time to change this.
Often times, you’ll come to realize that what you fear is much easier tolerated once you’re in it- if you keep going and keep a positive attitude. You have something in you more powerful than the discomfort you feel.
Every time you make a promise to yourself and repeatedly break it, you create a small piece of evidence. Eventually, the problem is no longer just the habit or decision itself. You start thinking, “I know what I should do, but I probably will not actually do it.”
Pain, failure, setbacks- they should leave you with better judgement, stronger-smoother systems, more courage or useful knowledge you can always leverage.
Please do not turn an event into an identity. Saying, “I failed at this,” is very different from saying, “I am someone who cannot do this.”
Wanting to change isn’t enough. Having a dream isn’t enough. Good intentions aren’t enough. The only way to experience real change is to first change your brain.
“Where there are things that appear most worthy of our approbation, we ought to lay them bare and look at their worthlessness, and strip them of all the words by which they are exalted."
I became good at convincing myself that I didn’t need much—that I could handle things alone, that needing someone was weakness, that asking for comfort was asking for too much.
Discipline becomes much easier when you stop treating every uncomfortable moment as an invitation to change your mind.
Udit Mathur retweeted
Tax Terror
CAR Price = 12,00,000
GST = 4,80,000
TCS = 16,800
Road Tax = 2,01,600
Insurance = 1,00,000
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Final Price = 19,98,400
For 12 Lacs car , You are Paying Taxes of Rs. 8 Lacs.
There is high to very high rate of dengue patients on Kalpataru Parkcity Immensa in Kolshet Main Road. @TMCaTweetAway not taking any action. There more than 80 positive patients now in the society. @kpilofficial just does not care for the residents.
Udit Mathur retweeted
Marcus Aurelius wrote this over 1800 years ago:
“Be satisfied with even the smallest progress.”
Udit Mathur retweeted
Tenants at Kalpataru Immensa, Kolshet Road, Thane West — a premium builder-managed society with no registered CHS — are facing serious discrimination. What started as an unfair fee dispute has now escalated to children being stopped from playing. Here's the full story. 🧵 (1/7)
Udit Mathur retweeted
Cameras instantly detect:
- no helmet
- no seatbelt
- overspeeding
But somehow they never detect:
- broken roads
- illegal encroachments
- overflowing garbage
- open drains
In India, enforcement is always faster than governance.
AI is rewriting the software industry in real time.
→ 84% of developers now use AI tools (up massively in 2025)
→ AI already generates ~46% of all code written
The winners won't be the best coders.
They'll be the best orchestrators.








