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He left core engineering after IIT. Then one question brought him BACK. While in Germany, Rahul wondered why the country was so advanced industrially. One answer stood out: engineering. Then he returned to India and, with two college friends, founded Inverted Energy And chose one of India's hardest engineering...

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Mad respect for @x_rahulraj 🫡

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go to china if you really want to make a difference for humanity- here goons would come ask for an equity stake

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Sainik School, Tilaiya.

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