Indians live vicariously and hope to benefits from the sufferings of others.

[CIA Mole]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1416978918729347073

Truer words haven’t been said about india.

 

[hussain0216]

It's part of their nature

 

[ziaulislam]

It's part of their nature

Pakistan is not much different
"Sarmayal dar" is labell hated in pakistan

 

[jamahir]

Firstly, I think the areas Indian startups need to work on need not be just e-retail but also include :

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1. Electricity power source which will allow decentralized, portable, scalable, application-specific source. Example is the NDB ( Nano Diamond Battery ) company in USA that is devising a prototype of that name and which uses radioactive Carbon-14 material which is waste from nuclear fission reactors. Readers can go the company's website to know more but I will just mention that the applications range from heart pacemaker to spacecraft.​

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2. Building subsystems for Vertical Farming and Urban Farming that include sensors, lighting, computers, irrigation lines and hydroponics elements.​

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3. Cheap 3D Printers that can print metals, plastics, houses and even food. These should be cheap enough to be deployed at neighborhood level as per application.​

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4. Fabrication plants for microprocessor, memory and circuit boards. And this would require investment support from the government.​

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5. Universal carrier space rockets that can carry cargo or a crewed spaceship that can carry 100 people like the SpaceX Starship but which can also be spun-up in space to create artificial gravity and also provide comfortable room in addition to anti-radiation protection. There are currently three private Indian companies which are working on developing small-satellite launch rockets : Skyroot Aerospace, Agnikul Cosmos and Bellatrix Aerospace.​

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Secondly, to achieve the above, Indian students and professionals and their families should look at making a career not in traditional roles like in IT / ITES, MBA etc but be open to work in roles that include the above five areas.

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@Naofumi @Drizzt @KedarT @vishwambhar @Goenitz

 

[swnjo]

did Mr. Bhandari even read the article. "Tech start up won't move ?" wtf . the original article was about investment in Indian made tech start up which there are already in plenty due to fear of govt. ban on chinese/ foreign tech companies to safeguard data. Doesnot even read and start blabbering. Who are these people ?

 

[HostileInsurgent]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1416978918729347073

Truer words haven’t been said about india.

This Jayant Bhandari cries a lot everywhere, he predicted a lot of things before as well only to be proved wrong later, he’s a pessimist so to say or a librandu. Does he even know about the office spaces available in Noida, Gurugram, Hyderabad, Chennai, and Bangalore? InFrAsTrUcTuRe!!!

did Mr. Bhandari even read the article. "Tech start up won't move ?" wtf . the original article was about investment in Indian made tech start up which there are already in plenty due to fear of govt. ban on chinese/ foreign tech companies to safeguard data. Doesnot even read and start blabbering. Who are these people ?

He’s a cryboy pessimist, who feels sad if India grows or develops, I don’t why the hell he’s seething day in and day out like those leftard Ashok Swine and Praween Sawhney.

 

[HostileInsurgent]

POoR iNfRaStRuCtUrE!!!

 

[Goenitz]

Firstly, I think the areas Indian startups need to work on need not be just e-retail but also include :

​

1. Electricity power source which will allow decentralized, portable, scalable, application-specific source. Example is the NDB ( Nano Diamond Battery ) company in USA that is devising a prototype of that name and which uses radioactive Carbon-14 material which is waste from nuclear fission reactors. Readers can go the company's website to know more but I will just mention that the applications range from heart pacemaker to spacecraft.​

​

2. Building subsystems for Vertical Farming and Urban Farming that include sensors, lighting, computers, irrigation lines and hydroponics elements.​

​

3. Cheap 3D Printers that can print metals, plastics, houses and even food. These should be cheap enough to be deployed at neighborhood level as per application.​

​

4. Fabrication plants for microprocessor, memory and circuit boards. And this would require investment support from the government.​

​

5. Universal carrier space rockets that can carry cargo or a crewed spaceship that can carry 100 people like the SpaceX Starship but which can also be spun-up in space to create artificial gravity and also provide comfortable room in addition to anti-radiation protection. There are currently three private Indian companies which are working on developing small-satellite launch rockets : Skyroot Aerospace, Agnikul Cosmos and Bellatrix Aerospace.​

​

Secondly, to achieve the above, Indian students and professionals and their families should look at making a career not in traditional roles like in IT / ITES, MBA etc but be open to work in roles that include the above five areas.

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@Naofumi @Drizzt @KedarT @vishwambhar @Goenitz

1. You cannot have small-economical power units. The new battery materials are very expensive. Be it, carbon 14, Lithium, Pt, thermo-electric material, etc.
2. Somewhat possible, yet we hv not achieved spray irrigation. We still use small nalas for irrigation. They vertical, hydrophonic is next level thing.
3. 3D computers can be cheaper that middle class can buy. But how people can operate? W/o training, people couldn't operate the new O2 concentrator from the PM scheme. How many people do know CAD, which is basic for 3D printing.?
4. education is first, then the capital matters. You can leave mass electronics adoption.
5. Dangerous, and will pollute more. MagLev trains or at least good train network is required.

 

[HostileInsurgent]

1. You cannot have small-economical power units. The new battery materials are very expensive. Be it, carbon 14, Lithium, Pt, thermo-electric material, etc.
2. Somewhat possible, yet we hv not achieved spray irrigation. We still use small nalas for irrigation. They vertical, hydrophonic is next level thing.
3. 3D computers can be cheaper that middle class can buy. But how people can operate? W/o training, people couldn't operate the new O2 concentrator from the PM scheme. How many people do know CAD, which is basic for 3D printing.?
4. education is first, then the capital matters. You can leave mass electronics adoption.
5. Dangerous, and will pollute more. MagLev trains or at least good train network is required.

We are getting MagLev in Mumbai
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PoOr iNfRaStRuCtUrE BhAnDaRi sAhAb!!! In MuMbAi SaHaB!!!

 

[HostileInsurgent]

Bhandari ji, poor inphrastructure!!!

 

[swnjo]

This Jayant Bhandari cries a lot everywhere, he predicted a lot of things before as well only to be proved wrong later, he’s a pessimist so to say or a librandu. Does he even know about the office spaces available in Noida, Gurugram, Hyderabad, Chennai, and Bangalore? InFrAsTrUcTuRe!!!

He’s a cryboy pessimist, who feels sad if India grows or develops, I don’t why the hell he’s seething day in and day out like those leftard Ashok Swine and Praween Sawhney.

yup, i went through his history. He has this mentality of small city person suddenly getting exposed to european standard due to luck and now view everything with superiority complex. All his tweets are superficial and lacks depth about the subject he tweets. He behaves as if he is the only one capable of thinking. There was one tweet from him that he never saw any Indian reading books in airplanes or in general and that's why we are inferior and "not civilized". Often makes this kind of generalization and gives very shallow opinion. Not worth answering this thread anymore.

 

[HostileInsurgent]

yup, i went through his history. He has this mentality of small city person suddenly getting exposed to european standard due to luck and now view everything with superiority complex. All his tweets are superficial and lacks depth about the subject he tweets. He behaves as if he is the only one capable of thinking. There was one tweet from him that he never saw any Indian reading books in airplanes or in general and that's why we are inferior and "not civilized". Often makes this kind of generalization and gives very shallow opinion. Not worth answering this thread anymore.

He is a stupid guy, even we can say that Indians use phones on planes and others read books means that they can’t afford phones so they only have books, will it make Any sense? He is a librandu.

 

[Sharma Ji]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1416978918729347073

Truer words haven’t been said about india.

A thread based on a tweet of some random guy (4k twitter followers) ?

 

[rishav]

Through that stupid tweet I went into the congress side of twitter .
Someone was saying how Indian middle class have been sold that they are smarter than rahul gandhi and that modi is smarter than them . Never again

 

[Sharma Ji]

Through that stupid tweet I went into the congress side of twitter .
Someone was saying how Indian middle class have been sold that they are smarter than rahul gandhi and that modi is smarter than them . Never again

It's quite hilarious keeping up with the lefty circle jerking liberal blue tick brigade on the twitters lol

not even on that platform but it's fun to read their tweets on what is going on

but then the elections roll in and....

it'll be all good as long as we do our bit at the polls and keep the right ones in (warts and all) and the wrong ones out.