Journalist and writer based out of Bombay who writes about cars and motorcycles. Compulsive note taker and doodler
Mumbai, India
Joined January 2011
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A British parliamentary report examines the risks of overseas data transfers and remote software access. The answers for Indian buyers depend on the vehicle and who controls its software, writes @ParthCharan.
#FirstpostNews
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We got your back, New York!
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Several figures here aren’t federal results or NY-specific. The $472B combines US wide pledges: Micron's $250B is nationwide (NY site $100B) Anthropic's $50B covers TX and NY. The 48% murder drop is from NY's state run GIVE program (28 departments, Jan – May 2026).
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With tariff cuts on the horizon, Ferrari is expanding customer engagement in India while preparing a portfolio spanning petrol, hybrid, and electric power.
Writes, @ParthCharan
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Shifted out of Mumbai last week. Gradually realised the city will be in a perpetual state of construction since that's how contractors and in turn ministers will make money. So there'll always be that next project, next renovation to make your life tough. And if nothing else, they'll break an existing one completed just few years ago to make something bigger. Living in Mumbai constantly felt like life in hard mode. And with a baby in picture, wanted to have a little bit of greenery and space around. And eventually schools with space.
Used to love the city when I came 9 years back from Delhi. But something shifted some years back, specially post lockdown. Incidentally I think Mumbai was good to live as long as 'Dilli se aaya hai kya?' used to be an insult. Now let's see..
Digger isn’t supposed to be a comfortable watch. It demands a lot from its viewer, is dialogue heavy, nihilistic and that’s kind of the point. It’s a movie that’s supposed to make you think. It’s possibly the best movie of the year and the greatest cinematic performance by Cruise
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Mr Balbir Singh Dhillon on the Q3-led product push, smaller-city expansion and a locally made EV as Audi targets twice its market share, writes @parthcharan
Here’s the issue. As impressive as the launch of the Roadster was. Historic. If you see one in the wild, it just isn’t an object of desire. Curiosity and wonder - if the production version can do what the prototype did, which it won’t - but not desire. This will not occupy a wall
Audi India going big, with a star-studded line-up including the great Neeraj Chopra, Ravi Shastri present at the launch along with Piyush Arora, CEO & MD Volkswagen Group - India Region and Audi India MD Balbir Singh Dhillon. The Q3 is available at an intro price of Rs 51.9 lakh
Big day for @AudiIN. The launch of the new Q3 is the pointy head of the spear that is their new product offensive
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अंजना ने ग़लती से बहुत बड़ी मिस्टेक कर दी है।
अकाली दल के मजीठिया से पूछा- आप भी ज्ञानेश कुमार का इस्तीफ़ा चाहते हो?
मजीठिया बोले - हां चाहता हूं।
अंजना बोलीं - फिर भी BJP से गठबंधन चाहते हो?
मजीठिया का जवाब- मतलब आप मानती हैं ना कि ज्ञानेश ही BJP है।
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what doesn't kill you introduces you to carl jung, marcus aurelius, epictetus, friedrich nietzsche, james baldwin, bell hooks, audre lorde, frantz fanon, paulo freire, joseph campbell, alan watts, ram dass, gary zukav, brene brown, gabor mate, shadow work, attachment theory, nervous-system regulation, ancestral trauma, existentialism, stoicism, meditation, emotional intelligence, neuroplasticity, metacognition, pattern recognition, game theory, delusional optimism, boundaries and discernment.
