Need a mid-week ‘excitement’? Anand Mahindra’s new post talks about the power of women at work. | Tech US News

This post has received 945 likes.

If you’re looking for some mid-week motivation, this tweet from Mahindra Group Chairman Anand Mahindra might help with a good dose of motivation. Mr. Mahindra, who is known for his witty and informative tweets, recently shared the list of countries with the highest proportion of female pilots in the world in 2021. By the way, India was the leading country in the world in terms of women pilots, with about 12.4 percent of Indian pilots being women. Statistics collected in the world of statistics.

Along with the post, Mr. Mahindra wrote, “Looking for something to provide midweek ‘joosh’? Then check this out. Hello world, it’s Naari Shakti at work.”

See his tweet here:

Looking for something to provide mid-week ‘excitement?’ Then check this out. Hello world, this is Nari Shakti at work… #MidweekMomentumhttps://t.co/0gs6jjahii

— Anand Mahindra (@anandmahindra) November 2, 2022

The post was shared on Wednesday and has so far received 945 likes and 77 retweets. One user wrote, “More power to them. They may weigh less. Every pound in the air counts.” Another user commented, “Not only in sky profile profession if one considers the contribution of women workforce to GDP of a country, but also the contribution of women workforce in North East India will definitely stand out in the world. ” “That’s real femininity,” commented a third.

Earlier, Mr. Mahindra posted a picture of a Scorpio N, the company’s latest offering. According to his tweet, the satin black Scorpio is owned by N Arun Panwar and has been converted by a body shop in Delhi.

“All I can say is WOW! I love my #ScorpioN ‘Lal Bheem’ but I have to admit that I have some serious feelings of jealousy now. It’s the closest thing to a Batmobile. Arun Panwar & Bravo to the Delhi owner based on Repaholics for creating this Napoli Black, satin matte finish,” the Mahindra Group chairman said in a tweet.

He also posted a screenshot of a news article showing the Scorpion in satin black.