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The best growth prospects for India would be 3 percent per year. Very difficult to expect india to grow like vastly homogenous countries of East Asia.

 

 

Posted
1 hour ago, Ranvir said:

India needs a benevolent dictator like Ataturk. 

I do not think it is going to have any effect.

 

Average Indian is not as hard working/adventurous/dedicated like a westerner/chink. But he is tolerant and resilient.  Even with dictatorship it is not going to impact anything.

 

And I am not sure if that dictator will be free of regional bias. For example,.look at Modi. He seems to be attached to that feeling of gujju regionalism.

 

When momtaa and laloo had power they routed many railway projects to their lands.

Posted
3 hours ago, Lord said:

People justifying murder by father of her daughter now. Country is beyond repair 

 

 

Sample size n=1.

 

And people are drawing conclusions like "toxic indian family culture saar.."

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1 hour ago, Lord said:

Time national capital is shifted to maybe Ahmedabad. This is embarrassing 

 

 

 

Nagpur is the best bet. Bang in middle of the country.

 

Please do not mention hyderabad. :whack2:. Do not want the sons of dehaat politicians spoiling our roads with those Thar's.

 

 

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4 minutes ago, kepler37b said:

Nagpur is the best bet. Bang in middle of the country.

 

Please do not mention hyderabad. :whack2:. Do not want the sons of dehaat politicians spoiling our roads with those Thar's.

 

 

Not to be a spoilsport...but have you seen the ruckus some "rich brats" cause on the ORR or on PVNR ?

 

The "asal hyderabadis" are blaming both Andhra people and North Indians as "gaonwale" who came and spoiled their "culture"...which as per them is now restricted to Charminar, Barkas, Chandrayangutta, Tolichowki.

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Just now, singhvivek141 said:

Not to be a spoilsport...but have you seen the ruckus some "rich brats" cause on the ORR or on PVNR ?

 

The "asal hyderabadis" are blaming both Andhra people and North Indians as "gaonwale" who came and spoiled their "culture"...which as per them is now restricted to Charminar, Barkas, Chandrayangutta, Tolichowki.

Man...you have studied hyderabad than many of the native telugus here . Agreed, people drive like crazy on ORR. 

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1 hour ago, Lord said:

Time national capital is shifted to maybe Ahmedabad. This is embarrassing 

 

 

 

As @kepler37b said...move it to Nagpur or maybe even Bhopal if it suits everyone...it will be decently away from the hostile neighbours like China, Pakistanistan & Pagladesh.

 

Has excellent rail connectivity from almost every part of the country. Airport facilities though needs to be expanded.

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3 minutes ago, kepler37b said:

Man...you have studied hyderabad than many of the native telugus here . Agreed, people drive like crazy on ORR. 

Living here since 2010 bro, have lived in areas like Ameerpet -> Begumpet -> Tirumalagiri -> Sainikpuri -> Tarnaka ->  Khajaguda. Have travelled a lot by public transport like MMTS and RTC buses during struggle days.

 

At that time, Waverock was a secluded place...with only option to travel via public transport was a bus from JNTU..which used to run twice a day.

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https://www.insightsonindia.com/2025/07/10/upsc-editorial-analysis-rdi-scheme-and-the-push-for-a-research-driven-india/

 

Lack of investment in R&D from the pvt sector is a biggest worry. All are dependent on govt. Schemes to funnel the amount into R&D...

 

We still havent learnt anything from smartphone fiasco which lead to demise of Micromax, Karbon, Intex via the hands of Chinese manufacturers.

 

Pvt players are stuck in profit recovery mode. Which often ends up selling their product to some giant player while exiting the market themselves with profit. This seems a good short term solution, but has long term impact on the overall industry. There is literally not one Indian Smartphone manufacturer who is a player in global market.

 

 

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28 minutes ago, singhvivek141 said:

https://www.insightsonindia.com/2025/07/10/upsc-editorial-analysis-rdi-scheme-and-the-push-for-a-research-driven-india/

 

Lack of investment in R&D from the pvt sector is a biggest worry. All are dependent on govt. Schemes to funnel the amount into R&D...

 

We still havent learnt anything from smartphone fiasco which lead to demise of Micromax, Karbon, Intex via the hands of Chinese manufacturers.

 

Pvt players are stuck in profit recovery mode. Which often ends up selling their product to some giant player while exiting the market themselves with profit. This seems a good short term solution, but has long term impact on the overall industry. There is literally not one Indian Smartphone manufacturer who is a player in global market.

 

 

 

Until recently even China didn't develop smartphones on their own.

Apple and Samsung were highly instrumental in setting up Chinese tech giants like Huawei and Xiaomi. Both these companies provided technology transfer to Chinese suppliers to manufacture their phones on a massive scale.

 

Between 2015 and 2021 Apple invested 250 billion dollars in China which was bigger than the Marshall plan after the two world wars. Now Apple due to its China + 1 strategy is looking to diversify it's supply chains to other countries like India and Vietnam.

 

Lately we've been hearing a lot of news of Printed circuit boards and display manufacturing in places like Noida and Chennai. Why do you think that is? Give it some time we will also slowly move up the value chain like China.

 

Currently we are importing major components from the Chinese suppliers to build the Iphones. Give it some time and our local suppliers will be building these components.

 

Apple generated a revenue of 66 billion $ in 2024 to India's 8 billion in 2024. As Apple deepens it's manufacturing footprint in India our local suppliers also would also receive the tech transfer and we'll be soon developing smartphones of our own.

 

This book "Apple in China" gives a great picture on how Smartphone manufacturers like Apple, Samsung and Contract manufacturers like Foxconn, Pegatron were highly instrumental in developing the necessary supply chains and China's rise as an Electronics hub. The same thing might happen in India if we play our cards nicely.

Posted
45 minutes ago, Stan AF said:

 

Recently a bridge on Indrayani river in Pune collapsed as well.

 

The road accidents due to pot holes are increased. The quality of bridges,bridges and road maintenance and the construction quality of new infrastructure seems to be pathetic.

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5 hours ago, singhvivek141 said:

Living here since 2010 bro, have lived in areas like Ameerpet -> Begumpet -> Tirumalagiri -> Sainikpuri -> Tarnaka ->  Khajaguda. Have travelled a lot by public transport like MMTS and RTC buses during struggle days.

 

At that time, Waverock was a secluded place...with only option to travel via public transport was a bus from JNTU..which used to run twice a day.

You are hereby renamed as Vivek Singh Reddy. Please change your username bruhh...You are a honorary telugu.

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