Kochi

You might-

Maybe I came to meet you in Kochi perhaps.

Maybe that's how that worked.

Uh, I reckon you probably went to Bodh Gaya, actually.

I did go to Bodh Gaya, and after Bodh Gaya, I met you in, not Kochi.

What's it called?

Where we-

Meanwhile, Wikimedia communities have been busy meeting in person.

Wikiconference India took place in Kochi from September the 4th to the 6th.

Additionally, the Wikimedia CEE meeting was held in Cluj Napoca, Romania from September 18th to the 20th.

And WikiConference North America took place in Edmonton, Canada from September 24th to the 27th.

So they do, but he is, he knows that he's gonna be a little bit slower, and, um, they depart first at 9:06 PM.

And the clue says, "Fly 2,900 miles to Cochin, India.

Once there, make your way by bus to the Sacred Heart College to find your next clue." And then Rachel and Dave are right behind them at w- 9:07.

They are talking about the W turn last episode, where Art and JJ had made a deal with them that they were going to U-turn Brendan and Rachel, but Rachel and Dave didn't think they needed to because they knew-

They basically land at the same time.

Yeah.

So they land in Cochin, India, and they have to get on buses to get to this, um, Sacred Heart College, and the buses seem to be coming pretty frequently.

They all get kind of on a different bus, and all arrive kind of at the same time.

Reason we ask, 46 flights were delayed or cancelled across UAE airports yesterday alone.

Fly-to-buy cancellations from Catania, Emirates from Christchurch, Air India Express from Kochi, SpiceJet from Mumbai, Etihad Airways flight from Sochi also suffering an 18-hour delay due to various reasons.

Delays ranging from 30 minutes to six hours.

Overall, it was a tough day.

I mean, we are living in a situation where this big lie has been promulgated and we have all accepted it about free trade and everybody is the same.

But not only that, I mean, just in addition to what you just said, One other study of a city on the west coast of India, a city called Kochi, was done by an excellent scholar called Ashish Nandy.

And he found that that city had something like 70 different groups, not necessarily ethnic, but different religions, customs, you know, different sects, castes, and so on and so forth.

And he found that that city had the least communal violence in all of India.

And going to India is an eye-opening trip.

Those trips are research trips for me, too, because as I'm taking our teams there and showing them around, taking them th- around Mumbai or Jaipur or Delhi or Kochi or any of the cities we love to travel to, I'm constantly discovering something new.

Because the beautiful thing about street food in India, it's not static.

It's constantly evolving to match demographics, work habits, traffic patterns, migrations.

And so he's got a lot of these degrees associated with his name.

And he's the WHO's global networks designated focal point for age-friendly work in Kochi.

So for over a decade, he has led MAGICS, which is an NGO who's a center of excellence for developing age-friendly communities.

That's a CDAC.

Yes, very true, doctor.

And I'm glad you mentioned this also because it touches upon the very fact that the social fabric itself, right? People should be sensitized to the fact that now we have different demographics and we're living together.

How do we ensure that it's a healthy neighborhood? That we are kind of watching each other's back and that's the most sustainable because in the long run, whether it's a small community or there's a city that remains healthy and active is one that's growing and thriving as well, right? In fact, this is where I'd like to segue sort of maybe into how Kochi has been, you know, as a city has acted upon this.

And it's the clearest case of policy becoming more, you know, where you see the physical infrastructure also catering to it.

Concerns include heavy dependence on options trading revenue, rising competition from BSE, and the risk of further regulatory measures that could affect derivatives trading volumes, and future earnings growth.

Indian Oil Corporation's board has approved an investment of Rs 2,449 crore for the Kochi-Kanyakumari-Tuthukudi natural gas pipeline project.

The 424-kilometre pipeline will connect the Kochi LNG terminal in Kerala with Tuthukudi in Tamil Nadu and have a capacity of 6.84 million metric standard cubic metres per day.

At least 1.71 million metric standard cubic meters per day will be available as common carrier capacity for third-party users.

The project follows regulatory approval granted by the Petroleum and Natural Gas Regulatory Board in April.

But I think just the propensity to spend the AOV in South India from Mangalore, Hyderabad, right, Secunderabad, which is right near Hyderabad, Pondicherry, Vellore.

We have a store in Trissur, Ernakulam, Kochi as well.

It's phenomenal.

We're learning a lot.