🖋️ From The Desk of Abhijeet Rane
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- Sep 7
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🖋️ From The Desk of Abhijeet Rane
Mumbai’s Priciest Sale — ₹639 Crore for Sea-Facing Duplexes! Mumbai’s real estate market just shattered records. In May 2025, two sea-facing duplex apartments at Worli’s Naman Xana tower fetched a combined ₹639 crore, marking India’s most expensive apartment sale to date. Spread across 22,572 sq ft in one of the city’s most coveted locations, these units underscore the soaring demand for ultra-luxury properties. But this headline sale is just one end of the spectrum. South Mumbai (Colaba–Worli) commands carpet rates up to ₹1.8 lakh per sq ft — unparalleled across the city. Meanwhile, emerging suburbs like Thane saw prices jump 46% in three years, now averaging ₹19,800 per sq ft by mid-2025. The contrast is stark: while luxury buyers splurge hundreds of crores, middle-segment buyers are eyeing comparatively affordable suburbs.
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🖋️ From The Desk of Abhijeet Rane
“India will continue to buy Russian oil,” Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman declared, a bold statement that reflects both pragmatism and confidence. As one of the world’s largest crude importers, India cannot afford to depend on unstable global pricing or political dictates. Russian oil, available at discounted rates, brings billions in savings, strengthens energy security, and shields the economy from shocks. This is not just a matter of cheaper fuel—it is a strategic decision to protect national interests and ensure stability for households and industries alike. By standing firm against external pressure, the Finance Ministry has underscored India’s economic independence. Sitharaman’s words are not mere policy notes, but a powerful reminder that energy security is the cornerstone of a strong and self-reliant India.
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🖋️ From The Desk of Abhijeet Rane
Indian Army Tests Jetpack Technology! India’s elite Para SF commandos are now testing jetpack technology—an innovation that could redefine future warfare. These jetpacks allow soldiers to carry nearly 80 kilograms while flying at speeds of 50 km/h over short distances, giving them unmatched agility in combat zones. The Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) has developed an electric fan jetpack capable of sustaining flight for two hours, making it ideal for prolonged missions. In contrast, Gravity Industries’ turbine-powered jetpack offers intense, high-speed flight for about four minutes—perfect for rapid strikes and emergency operations. Together, these breakthroughs promise to expand India’s special forces’ tactical reach. It is a moment of pride that such revolutionary advancements are unfolding in India, showcasing a blend of indigenous research and global innovation for national security.
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Bomb Threat Shakes Mumbai Ahead of Ganeshotsav! Mumbai has been put on high alert after a chilling bomb threat surfaced just days before Ganeshotsav and Anant Chaturdashi processions. An anonymous message sent to the official WhatsApp number of Mumbai Police claimed that 34 vehicles had been rigged with nearly 400 kilograms of RDX. The warning immediately triggered an all-agency response, with ATS, Cyber Cell, and central intelligence units joining the investigation. Security has been tightened across the city—particularly along Ganpati immersion routes, at railway stations, malls, and other crowded public places. While the veracity of the threat is still under investigation, Mumbai Police have stepped up vigilance to ensure the safety of millions of devotees and residents. The festival spirit remains unshaken, but the city stands guarded against any potential terror attempt.
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🖋️ From The Desk of Abhijeet Rane
Apple Sales in India Hit Record $9 Billion! Apple’s sales in India have soared to an all-time high of $9 billion—an achievement that firmly contradicts the naysayers. While critics like Donald Trump and Rahul Gandhi dismissively called India a “dead economy,” the numbers tell a different story. India is no longer just a market of promise; it is now a market of scale, appetite, and unstoppable growth. Rising incomes, expanding middle-class aspirations, and the government’s push for manufacturing under “Make in India” have created fertile ground for global giants like Apple. The record sales highlight India’s role as a growth engine for the world economy. Far from being stagnant, India is rewriting the rules of consumption and opportunity. Those who once doubted its economic vitality now face the undeniable proof of its momentum.
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