W😯W, this is huge news, Nvidia just spent around ₹8,000 crore (that's over $900 million) to bring on board an Indian-origin CEO 'Rochan Sankar' & his whole amazing team, licensing their startup's breakthrough technology. This team created a super-smart way to connect a massive 100,000 AI chips all at once, which is a big deal because it stops the whole network from slowing down. This kind of super-fast connection is exactly what's needed to build the biggest, most powerful AI systems in the world right now. It's a clear sign that Indian talent is leading the way in global tech and AI innovation. #🇮🇳 देशभक्ति #🇮🇳मेरा भारत, मेरी शान #sharechat #india

Amid the recent uncertainty over the U.S H1B visa program, German Ambassador Dr. Philipp Ackermann has warmly invited highly skilled Indian professionals, especially in IT and Tech, to come and build their future in Germany, highlighting their reliable and modern migration policies. This is a great time to think about moving to safer, stable places like European or Gulf countries for a better life and good money, especially with recent reports of increasing hatred and anti-immigrant feelings in some countries, For many, & also choosing to stay and support the growth of our one and only INDIA is also a powerful and meaningful option right now. #🇮🇳मेरा भारत, मेरी शान #🇮🇳 देशभक्ति #sharechat #viral #india

This is a fascinating difference. While the Reserve Bank of India holds around 880 tonnes of gold as part of the official reserves, the real gold power lies with Indian families. According to the World Gold Council, Indian households collectively own a staggering 25,000+ tonnes of gold—mostly in the form of jewellery, often held by women. This huge private treasure acts as a giant emergency fund and financial safety net for the country. If even a fraction of this wealth were ever fully mobilized, it could genuinely offer massive support to the Indian economy in times of need. #🇮🇳 देशभक्ति #🇮🇳मेरा भारत, मेरी शान #share #viral #india

CM Rekha Gupta has launched a new drive to make Delhi free from overhead wires. This pilot project, starting in Shalimar Bagh, aims to move all electrical cables underground, which will not only make the city safer but also much more beautiful. The Delhi government has even set aside a budget for this big change. This move is a part of a larger vision for a modern India, and we must thank Modiji and the BJP for shaping the nation with such forward-thinking projects. #🇮🇳मेरा भारत, मेरी शान #🇮🇳 देशभक्ति #viral #share

India's millionaire boom is REAL🚀 1 new millionaire household every 30 minutes between 2021-2025. Strong economy, vibrant startups, and thriving stock market driving this growth. Wealth creation isn't just limited to metros, it's happening across the country💸📈 #IndiaGrowth #🇮🇳मेरा भारत, मेरी शान #🇮🇳 देशभक्ति #india #viral

India's UPI payment system is going global in a big way🌍 The Caribbean nation of Trinidad and Tobago has become the first in its region to adopt this game-changing platform, which is a huge step for digital payments. This move will make it super easy for people to send and receive money, helping the country's economy grow and making things more convenient for everyone. It's a clear win for India, showing how well the government's push for Digital India is working. This is a big moment for global financial cooperation and proves that India's tech is ready for the world stage. It's a simple, fast, and secure way to pay, and now more people around the globe will get to use it. Hats off to the Indian government for making this happen. #🇮🇳मेरा भारत, मेरी शान #v #sharechat

🫡🙏🙏🙏🙏🫡 Today, September 18, we remember the ultimate sacrifice made by 18 brave Indian Army soldiers in the Uri attack. On this day in 2016, a Pakistan-sponsored terror attack targeted the Army brigade headquarters in Uri, claiming the lives of these courageous soldiers. We salute their bravery and honor their memory. Their sacrifice will never be forgotten. #🇮🇳मेरा भारत, मेरी शान #indian army #viral #india

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