Hurun Rich List: टॉप 10 में अंबानी इकलौते भारतीय, दूसरे से फिसलकर 23वें नंबर पर पहुंचे अडानी
Hurun Rich List: M3M हुरुन ग्लोबल रिच लिस्ट 2023 बुधवार यानि 22 मार्च को जारी की गई। जिसके अनुसार अडाणी ग्रुप के चेयरमैन गौतम अडानी दुनिया के सबसे अमीर कारोबारियों की लिस्ट में दूसरे नंबर से फिसलकर 23वें नंबर पर आ गए हैं। वहीं, नेटवर्थ में साल-दर-साल 35% की गिरावट के साथ, अडाणी की कुल नेटवर्थ 53 बिलियन डॉलर है।
अडानी को क्यों लगा झटका(Hurun Rich List):
US शॉर्ट सेलर हिंडनबर्ग (Hindenburg) की रिपोर्ट के बाद से Adani Group लगातार उतार-चढ़ाव देख रहा है। हालांकि, पिछले कुछ दिनों से ग्रुप के शेयर रिकवर हो रहे हैं, लेकिन इस रिपोर्ट से गौतम अडानी के विजन और Adani Group की विस्तार योजनाओं को काफी झटका लगा है। इस समस्या से जल्द निपटने के लिए और निवेशकों क�� भरोसे को जीतने की कोशिश में लगा अडाणी ग्रुप लगातार बड़े-बड़े फैसले ले रहा है।
यह भी पढ़ें: Hindenburg: Adani Group के विस्तार योजनाओं को बड़ा झटका, 35 हजार करोड़ का प्रोजेक्ट स्थगित
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james potter was not always the man that people would want to tell fond stories of. there were years where he was a boy. He was not yet an auror, a hero, a legend, just a boy. He was spoiled and would look down on others who he did not understand. He was cruel in the name of humor, and his pranks could be considered bullying and hateful. He was obnoxious and half of his classmates bordered on punching him in the face if he didn't shut up soon. He didn't understand why Lily did not fancy him, let me be clear he did not harass her, but he would try to make himself seem cooler and end up more of an ass. He would try and gain her affection in the wrong ways. He was loud and mean and stupid and a dumb boy.
but he grew. he may not have lived a long enough life to be a true adult but he grew. He realized that what he was doing was not funny but mean and he would apologize. He would be more respectful in class and understand he and his friends were not the only people who matter in the room. James would listen and learn from those who were not the same as him. the stories of the asshole from school grew into of james who would tell stories to the first years. to james whose pranks were funny and no longer cruel, well a little cruel when the war found itself in hogwarts halls and potter was fighting the only way any of them knew how. to james was passionate and wanted others to succeed. to james the go to if you needed help with transfiguration. to james no longer the bully but the one who would stand up for others. To james who would make mistakes and would apologise, or he wouldn't because he was human. He was not perfect but he was funny and kind and he would be missed.
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Another thing I'd been meaning to make a post about, since I haven't really seen it talked about before:
During each week in the post-game, while hunting for the Secret Reports, you can get school uniforms which seem to match your partner. Week 1 is a sailor suit, Week 3 is a gakuran and head honcho uniform (alongside a girls' uniform with blazer, which is presumably Rhyme's) and Week 2 is this:
This uniform is for a "rich kid school for boy geniuses." Its ability is even unlocked in Pegaso.
The school is also named St. Michael's, which means that if it is meant to represent what school your partner attended, then Joshua went to Catholic school while he was alive.
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I just need eveyone to know that if you are a Harry Potter fan casually like nostalgia and the occasional watch or read because you liked it when it came out I have no beef with you.
BUT OMFG
• If you are a ‘I come up with reasons why bullies who had 3 pages of book time are lgbtq icons and are kissing’
• or ‘Harry potter is my grand hyper fixation here’s why it’s super extra really good and has no flaws’
• or ‘I project my own feelings onto these characters so bad I’ve ship of theseus’ed them into well written well thought out diverse characters and forgetten how bland they are and I Defend them with my life’
• or ‘I think that a rich racist white boy should kiss the girl he bullies and calls slurs because actually he’s just misunderstood’
AND THEN YOU COME ONTO MY BLOG AND TAG MY ART OF MY BLORBOS WITH YOUR SHIPS THEN YOU SHOULD EXPLODE.
This has to stop happening I don’t care who you are you can get your deer symbolism somewhere the fuck else.
OP IS TRANS. OP ISN’T WHITE.
If op was in Harry Potter they’d be named some shit like ‘ feminia biologico’
Stop coming on here with your transphobic racist ahh fandom. This has been my Ted talk.
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“Eat The Rich” — My Favorite Genre in Film
by Isobelle Cruz [February 1, 2022]
The Menu (2022) dir. by Mark Mylod
The phrase in the title comes from political philosopher Jean-Jacques Rousseau’s quote, “When people have nothing to eat, they will eat the rich.” The last film I watched that had me surprised they did not literally eat the rich was The Menu by Mark Mylod.
This film never took itself too seriously despite its center around the wealthy and the lengths they go to just to experience the finer things in life. It is fully aware of its bizarreness and adds bits of humor here and there, making it enjoyable despite mostly taking place in one setting.
As the first film I had seen this year, The Menu truly sets up expectations and a fresh path to more of what the industry has in store for the rest of the year. Moving on, here are four more films to see if you enjoyed The Menu:
Triangle of Sadness (2022) dir. by Ruben Östlund
Starting off strong with one of my final watches of 2022 that had me saying “what the fuck?” under my breath every few minutes is Triangle of Sadness directed by Ruben Östlund. What initially caught my interest in watching this film was a clip in the opening part wherein we see a bit of the modeling industry and its quirks, or so, ridiculousness. What I didn’t know, and certainly wasn’t prepared for, was what I would witness next.
I went into this film after refraining myself from spoilers or even a hint of what it could be about, preparing myself to be either disappointed or pleased with what I was about to be met with. And that is exactly what I suggest to you as well. Ditch the synopsis and logline and head straight into this experience. Just know that you’ll be met with great dialogue, delicate cinematography, and a whole lot of shit—both figuratively and literally.
Parasite (2019) dir. by Bong Joon-ho
Behind my little song to the clouds to tuck its raindrops away, a certain thought would always lie at the back of my head while growing up. As we celebrate a class suspension and give thanks for the chilly weather in the desert-like heat of the Philippines, I wonder what life is like for those living by the rivers, whose roofs are made with cheap iron or yero and whose walls are made of thin wood.
It hasn’t occurred to me before how important these thoughts were until I encountered this film a few years back. Parasite presents its audience with the rich’s ignorance of their surroundings and several contrasts between the everyday life scenes of a wealthy and poor family.
Parasite is precise, well-written, and surely deserving of its multiple awards.
Knives Out (2019) dir. by Rian Johnson
Whodunnit—-they say that when you see them once, you’ve seen them all. And that may be true, but Knives Out’s fast pacing and quick cuts from past to present still kept my eyes glued to the screen. It’s a classic murder mystery, encouraging the audience to say things like “It’s too early on for such an obvious clue.”
This will keep you thinking throughout its length, asking questions again and again in your head, eager to beat the ending before the killer’s reveal. Though predictable for some, Knives Out nonetheless offers a fun view into the world of a money-starved family and their deceased father, along with a bunch of odd and entertaining characters.
The Handmaiden (2016) dir. by Park Chan-wook
Of course I found a way to sneak The Handmaiden into this list.
The film follows Kim Tae-ri’s character who falls in deep romance with Lady Hideko, the woman she works for. Just when you think it is about to finally end, a sharp turn comes and it’s as if the story had only begun then—this happens thrice, by the way.
As we go further along the story we encounter money’s play in the wickedness of men and are left with our mouths agape after another unexpected revelation or scene.
The Handmaiden is not only a story of forbidden romance between two women but also a showcasing of comradeship and care for another in suffering. Looking past its long length and adult scenes is a mind-boggling and thoroughly written story accompanied by excellent direction, camera work, and acting.
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People who complain about those who undercut by 1 Gil you know that we do that to be polite right?
If everyone undercuts by 1 Gil, the price stays relatively stable. If everyone undercuts by hundreds or even thousands it leads to devaluation or worse, a fluctuating market. Trust me, the bots that undercut are annoying, but it’s the bots, not the undercutting.
Ppl complain about stuff being overpriced and I’m not going to knock that one bc it’s true to some extent—that being said it is ridiculously easy to make extra money in this game if you really want to. To what extent do we lower the values of certain items? Inflation is out of control wrt things like materia absolutely (especially DOH/DOL materia but if you’re worrying about that you definitely can make enough cash to deal with that) but on some level, it is a free market. Hop over to another world if you rly need something on the cheap ig.
But honestly I’m curious how people feel about this.
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