Mr. Iyer Mitra says in a lot of things we can never catch up to the west. I'd disagree with that general statement, you really can't put everything inside a broad stroke. While he is right about government not investing in human capital, but internet is a great equaliser as west has best education on internet for free, we also have access to that education. This maybe be copium, but people are learning things by themselves which they can be great at.
Indeed sir, but internet cant be a substitute for hands on training, quality of upbringing, social and critical skills. As a society, we need to invest in our future and keep away from putting the blame to the political establishment.
While I understand where you are coming from India was never really big on DIY culture unlike the western world. Also having a structured way to train people has no substitute. I do partially disagree with Abhijit, in that there are some native strengths we have. But there is definitely certain areas which need more work to be done. I think the truth probably lies somewhere in between. Anyways thanks for your thoughts Rahul. Do subscribe to our channel and press the bell icon so you can get all the latest updates
@@vinod.19 I agree with you fully on this Vinod. Do subscribe to our channel and press the bell icon. Also do check out some of our older content. Lot of interesting guests and subjects that might interest you.
@Vinod M thanks. At the end of the show I did a few more clips with him as well. Do check these out here if you enjoy satire!! ruclips.net/video/fXw0MoOYpdQ/видео.html ruclips.net/video/xFrnWxuSJ40/видео.html ruclips.net/video/HXhj4rKUxDY/видео.html
For my lineage sake i am moving to Australia. Thank God this podcast was recommended to me i was 50:50 split whether to leave India or not but now I am
It's not that easy. Abhijit gives one sided perspective. India may not be perfect but life in west isn't easy either. The so called High quality life style requires high salary. Which isn't easy in any way. Abhijit's area of experience is only defense. Other times he speaks utter crap especially for economics & politics. You should make your decision carefully rather than just listening to one random RUclips guy
@@toocooltocare1444 AIM is actually right... If you dont becomes Independent in terms of Weapons Development which can only be achieved through Industrialization.. you wont be able to Protect the Indic Dharmic Civilization from the Colonialist Invader Outsider. And thats the Reason Behind 800 Years of Colonial Slavery in India. Our Corrupt Monarchial Power-Hungry Raja, Maharajas never Reformed the Land and Judiciary to Bring Industrial Revolution in India. Whereases Industrial Revolution (Especially in Gun-Powder and Steam Engine (Condenser) and Pre-Air-Fuel Mixed Machines) happens in Europe Because they Reformed their Land and Bring Jury System Trial in their Country. And as Per Arthashastra, The Defense, Economics and Politics all are Interlinked to each other. They are not Separated. If anyone of your thing is Weak, Ultimately everything will be Weak. And Here India's Industrial Defense Sector is Weak, which Ultimately its Military is Weak, and so as the Economics, World Affairs and Politics.
I am sorry I don't agree with Abhijit. 3D printing will high end- low volume machining where there is lot of material wastage. 3D printing can not and will not replace manufacturing process like High pressure die casting, plastic injection molding, Hot/cold forging etc, they have very low material wastage to begin with and cycle time is a matter of seconds. It is physically impossible to for a printer head to move the speeds required to match these cycle times.
Never say never. Technology that exist today was impossible a decade ago. Don't forget bill gates claimed at one time, computers may never need more than a few megabytes of memory.
@@Aaditya_electro when nikola Tesla demonstrated radio controlled toy boat, American papers wrote it as witchcraft. You know nothing mate. Nature is way beyond your means.
1. TIE, great topic... please 'pin' this topic and bring in other analysts. 2. AIM's view is superficial at best up till the 1.00 hour mark, and he went apesh.t after that. 3. GoI is on point, vis-a-vis, Bharat skipping the smoke and noise of 'traditional' manufacturing... and here, AIM actually contradicts himself, as the future of manufacturing is biased towards brainpower than brawn. 4. As we move into the future, knowhow gets shipped across the globe with ease, i.e.: inter-national discrepancy is vastly reduced. 5. Tech-knowhow is Bharat's forte, and AIM missed this point.... and he automatically assumed GoI is planning to sit on its behind, and do nothing while the rest of the world forges ahead.
@@theindicexplorer Well, Sir I would Suggest Next time Invite those Guest to your Channel who also Discuss the Solution of a Problem, rather than only Crying about Problem like AIM. Even if you wanted to Invite AIM anyhow into your Channel, then you have to put ONE CONDITION to AIM to Bring Legal Procedural Solution too with a Problem which India is Facing. Discussing the Problem in the Podcast wont Solve the Problem of a Country. it would only Help the Politicians to Play Dirty Politics of that Problem to Come into Power. Original Question Q1>Why There is NO INDUSTRIALIZATION in INDIA??? Ans1> A Country, who is Famous for Benami Land Aquisition or Land Hoarding Problem, which is Difficult for MSMEs Factory owner or Industrialist for Purchasing the Land due to its Large Fluctuation Prizes Or the Regressive Taxation Like GST, which is Closing Down all The Unregistered MSMEs Factories in a Supply Chain or Facing Missing Trader Problem or Accountability Problem for Registered MSMEs especially Related to Defense Sectors, Aerospace Sectors or Industrial Machineries Sectors. or the IITs/NITs/IISc who don't have their Own Commercial Manufacturing Plants or Power-Plant Especially Nuclear Power-Plant. By Observing these things, How Could we Expect INDIA to Get INDUSTRIALIZED, this is the Reason WHY INDIA dont Industralize Mind you INDIA actually had a Chance to get Industrialized like USA or EU but due to INDRA GANDHI Rubbish License Raaj System, All MSMEs Factory Owner had Closed down their Manufacturing Factories. Thats Why YURI BEZMENOV clearly said that Soviet Union's Communism Had Destroyed INDIA more than European Colonisation in INDIA. Q2>WHAT IS THE LEGAL SOLUTION FOR INDUSTRIALIZATION IN INDIA???? Ans1> Start Taxing on the EMPTY LAND. SO that the Land Fluctuation Prizes Will Become Stagnant, which would be Easy for Small Industrialist like MSME Factory owner to Purchase the Land for Opening Multiple Factories especially related to Defense Sectors. 2> Many PSUs had an Acres and Acres of Land Unused and Vacant. they can provide a Heavily Subsidized Land Rent on Various MSMEs Factory Owner, who wanted to Open their Factories Especially related to 1>Defense Sectors 2>Aerospace Sectors 3>Industrial Machineries Sectors. 3>Government of INDIA have to make a LAW, that those Private Businessman who wanted to get Register their Engineering University in AICTE or wanted to affiliate their Private Engineering Institute to a Government University, then they must have atleast 2 Commercial Manufacturing Factories, to get Registered in AICTE. 4>There must be Law in India. that, it must be Compulsory for Engineering Students to work in their University/College's Commercial Factory atleast for 1 Year at Stipend Amount to Get their respective Degrees. Just like how MBBS Students get their degrees, when their work in their College's Commerical Hospital for 1 Year at Stipend Amount.
For the record number of software engineers India produce, The original products that have multinational reach is few and far. Most of our products do not even have proper grip on domestic market. Unless we build on proper human capital, We are bound to have tough times ahead. Current IT services work can also be done in Philiphines/Vietnam etc with cheaper cost and better infra.
I agree. We need more high end manufacturing and services. Vietnam has certainly made great strides in recent years despite previously having come out of great turmoil and conflict.
You are making it on the assumption that the kind of work India outsources is rudimentary and useless. Thats not the case, the problem lies with owenership of IP rights. Most A.I is owned by America, thats the problem. India should certainly do a better job in high end manufacturing but that does not mean IT infrastructure is weak, infact thats the only thing that was focussed upon by the UPA governments. India remains the top choice for outsourcing for any country
Though I appreciate Abhijit for his knowledge of defense. He is certainly subject matter expert in that. But as far as other aspects are concerned, he is not a subject matter expert & often makes wrong statements. Plus his discussions are often based on gossips rather than facts sometimes, I heard one of his session on India catching up to china in manufacturing, but he didn't make constructive point. The biggest problem in india for manufacturing is land & labour. Labour laws are restricted & socialist while land acquisition takes time. Plus, logistics & infrastructure is the problem Abhijit didn't even mention any one of them. The GOI has amended labour laws, but not yet implemented them. While for logistics they have introduced NLP,which is impressive on paper. But implementation is the key issue. Similar with Gati Shakti , it's impressive on paper But implementation is the key issue. Abhijit is most of them times unaware as well about new developments happening. So I take him with a mountain of salt for matter others than defense
Do you know india became the first country to 3D print rocket engine. ? But you won't find AIM knowing this. India needs to catch up its among the top 10 for revenue for 3D printing. But a lot more innovation needs to be done. But that doesn't mean India isn't anywhere or living in 1990.
Thanks man. Yeah need some help especially from some of the listeners to help timestamp. I am a little short of resources right now. But will definitely try in near future.
India will never get industrialized. Therefore maximum people will have no change in social life due to shutting down of low end manufacturing. Presently 60% income for india is from services. And this income get distributed in terms of free ration or water or electricity. So we just have to shift from low end IT services to high end IT services. So that revenue generation don't stop. And we can make that shift with IITs and other higher education institutions. India focussed more on IIT than quality mass school education since 1947.Hence Due to which people are habitual in society to live as low Income group. In developed countries their maximum population will be highly educated. So unemployment will be new for developed countries after 3D printing Era. But for Indian society unemployment will not be new phenomenon.India will be like developed Europe and poor Africa living in a one country simultaneously like present day India. So Abhijit analysis is not correct about India. We are only 2000 dollar economy but still 5th largest of world. So Due to our large size, India will have significant place in world politics. And on religion terms, more people will do bhajans Or meditation or social gathering. Pre Industrial Hindu society is way more peaceful than pre industrial Abrahmic religions.
thanks Jaspreet. Please subscribe to the channel and press the bell icon and support the channel. Clubhouse folks was where I found my feet in the beginning, so always special.
Thanks Abhishant do subscribe to our channel. Yes we definitely would want to do more sessions with him. You might also like a few satirical videos we did together after this show. Am putting the links here. ruclips.net/video/fXw0MoOYpdQ/видео.html ruclips.net/video/xFrnWxuSJ40/видео.html ruclips.net/video/HXhj4rKUxDY/видео.html
AIM did not discuss about the corruption and dirty politics businesses have to deal with due to red tape and the migration of HNIs to foreign countries over the last five years. Crumbling infrastructure, healthcare and 1/3 of infants suffering from malnourishment, which will take three generations to overcome those built up deficiencies are other reasons to leave this country for good. There is no demographic dividend but only liability. Sab changa si chaiwala bc.
It won’t change anyways . Look at Punjab there is no chai wala .. old sardar caused deaths of 50000 Sikh farmers during 2004-2014. Over population is not affected by this. China is facing same there is no chaiwala. Punjabi Hindus need to see West Punjab and be happy with chaiwala or 1947 1984 will revisit them soon
Aim vastly under estimates the human skill capital available in cities like Bengaluru and Hyderabad. We never build the computers but every big software has some part of it written in Bengaluru. 3D printing might replace the factory workers but not the software developer. As for the manufacturing part just a simple search on RUclips of the conference calls of Indian listed manufacturing stocks would paint a completely different picture (so much for ground reasearch).
You seem to be someone who has skin in the game. I want to discuss tech and specifically industrial setup (if-any) which can be put up. Just want to talk to a person with knowledge.
Good discussion but Aim is overly pessimistic. We will never catch up to the West but we can still vastly improve from the position we are in. A Tejas will never be good as a Lockheed Martin or Boeing fighter plane but its better position that not being able to make one at all and rely on import such as pre 2014. We will never catch up to West but believe we will still be part of club of countries with prospects of improving rather than terminal decline like parts of Africa, non Gulf middle east, pakistan etc
Well it's true that the picture he presents is a kind of a worst case scenario. But hopefully we can identify the gaps and plug it quickly to ultimately reach our true potential. Lot of work needs to be done. Thanks for your comments Rohan, do subscribe to the channel and press the bell icon.
...without context, comparing Tejas with those from Boeing or LM is meaningless. Be specific. "we will never cathc up to the west.." ? Why such loser mentality and exactly what is it that you want Bharat to catch up with the West... again, be specific, rattling away aimlessly is nothing more than beer-chat.
@@person1858 great that you discovered our channel. do check out the previous episodes and do check out the content going forward. We bring up interesting topics and guests.
Mr. Iyer Mitra says in a lot of things we can never catch up to the west. I'd disagree with that general statement, you really can't put everything inside a broad stroke. While he is right about government not investing in human capital, but internet is a great equaliser as west has best education on internet for free, we also have access to that education. This maybe be copium, but people are learning things by themselves which they can be great at.
Indeed sir, but internet cant be a substitute for hands on training, quality of upbringing, social and critical skills. As a society, we need to invest in our future and keep away from putting the blame to the political establishment.
While I understand where you are coming from India was never really big on DIY culture unlike the western world. Also having a structured way to train people has no substitute. I do partially disagree with Abhijit, in that there are some native strengths we have. But there is definitely certain areas which need more work to be done. I think the truth probably lies somewhere in between. Anyways thanks for your thoughts Rahul. Do subscribe to our channel and press the bell icon so you can get all the latest updates
@@vinod.19 I agree with you fully on this Vinod. Do subscribe to our channel and press the bell icon. Also do check out some of our older content. Lot of interesting guests and subjects that might interest you.
@@theindicexplorer done already
@Vinod M thanks. At the end of the show I did a few more clips with him as well. Do check these out here if you enjoy satire!! ruclips.net/video/fXw0MoOYpdQ/видео.html ruclips.net/video/xFrnWxuSJ40/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/HXhj4rKUxDY/видео.html
Fantastic conversation. As usual AIM is on point for metrics we need to consider
For my lineage sake i am moving to Australia.
Thank God this podcast was recommended to me i was 50:50 split whether to leave India or not but now I am
Lol
It's not that easy. Abhijit gives one sided perspective. India may not be perfect but life in west isn't easy either. The so called High quality life style requires high salary. Which isn't easy in any way.
Abhijit's area of experience is only defense. Other times he speaks utter crap especially for economics & politics. You should make your decision carefully rather than just listening to one random RUclips guy
@@toocooltocare1444 AIM is actually right...
If you dont becomes Independent in terms of Weapons Development which can only be achieved through Industrialization..
you wont be able to Protect the Indic Dharmic Civilization from the Colonialist Invader Outsider.
And thats the Reason Behind 800 Years of Colonial Slavery in India. Our Corrupt Monarchial Power-Hungry Raja, Maharajas never Reformed the Land and Judiciary to Bring Industrial Revolution in India.
Whereases Industrial Revolution (Especially in Gun-Powder and Steam Engine (Condenser) and Pre-Air-Fuel Mixed Machines) happens in Europe Because they Reformed their Land and Bring Jury System Trial in their Country.
And as Per Arthashastra, The Defense, Economics and Politics all are Interlinked to each other. They are not Separated.
If anyone of your thing is Weak, Ultimately everything will be Weak.
And Here India's Industrial Defense Sector is Weak, which Ultimately its Military is Weak, and so as the Economics, World Affairs and Politics.
3-D printing will be the democratiziation of manufactureing and creativity
Absolutely anyone can make many of these things. You will probably have a lot of small time 3d printing startups specializing in certain products
But mass manufacturing through 3D printing, not happening soon. Will be time consuming and costly
@@millennialmind9507 yes the mass level scalability will take sometime.
@p k true that possible. But we need more well educated work force to participate in the labour market for 3d printing
@@theindicexplorer vocational training is need of the hour
this was very informative! Thank you very much indic explorer
Your welcome do check out the other content and subscribe to the channel
I am sorry I don't agree with Abhijit. 3D printing will high end- low volume machining where there is lot of material wastage. 3D printing can not and will not replace manufacturing process like High pressure die casting, plastic injection molding, Hot/cold forging etc, they have very low material wastage to begin with and cycle time is a matter of seconds. It is physically impossible to for a printer head to move the speeds required to match these cycle times.
Never say never. Technology that exist today was impossible a decade ago. Don't forget bill gates claimed at one time, computers may never need more than a few megabytes of memory.
@@sreyanshuchaterjee3962 Yes, But technology should still obey physics.
@@Aaditya_electro when nikola Tesla demonstrated radio controlled toy boat, American papers wrote it as witchcraft. You know nothing mate. Nature is way beyond your means.
1. TIE, great topic... please 'pin' this topic and bring in other analysts.
2. AIM's view is superficial at best up till the 1.00 hour mark, and he went apesh.t after that.
3. GoI is on point, vis-a-vis, Bharat skipping the smoke and noise of 'traditional' manufacturing... and here, AIM actually contradicts himself, as the future of manufacturing is biased towards brainpower than brawn.
4. As we move into the future, knowhow gets shipped across the globe with ease, i.e.: inter-national discrepancy is vastly reduced.
5. Tech-knowhow is Bharat's forte, and AIM missed this point.... and he automatically assumed GoI is planning to sit on its behind, and do nothing while the rest of the world forges ahead.
Do suggest some good guests that you would like to see on this topic. We can certainly explore a long running series on this.
@@theindicexplorer Well, Sir I would Suggest Next time Invite those Guest to your Channel who also Discuss the Solution of a Problem, rather than only Crying about Problem like AIM.
Even if you wanted to Invite AIM anyhow into your Channel, then you have to put ONE CONDITION to AIM to Bring Legal Procedural Solution too with a Problem which India is Facing.
Discussing the Problem in the Podcast wont Solve the Problem of a Country. it would only Help the Politicians to Play Dirty Politics of that Problem to Come into Power.
Original Question
Q1>Why There is NO INDUSTRIALIZATION in INDIA???
Ans1> A Country, who is Famous for Benami Land Aquisition or Land Hoarding Problem, which is Difficult for MSMEs Factory owner or Industrialist for Purchasing the Land due to its Large Fluctuation Prizes
Or
the Regressive Taxation Like GST, which is Closing Down all The Unregistered MSMEs Factories in a Supply Chain or Facing Missing Trader Problem or Accountability Problem for Registered MSMEs especially Related to Defense Sectors, Aerospace Sectors or Industrial Machineries Sectors.
or
the IITs/NITs/IISc who don't have their Own Commercial Manufacturing Plants or Power-Plant Especially Nuclear Power-Plant.
By Observing these things, How Could we Expect INDIA to Get INDUSTRIALIZED, this is the Reason WHY INDIA dont Industralize
Mind you INDIA actually had a Chance to get Industrialized like USA or EU but due to INDRA GANDHI Rubbish License Raaj System, All MSMEs Factory Owner had Closed down their Manufacturing Factories.
Thats Why YURI BEZMENOV clearly said that Soviet Union's Communism Had Destroyed INDIA more than European Colonisation in INDIA.
Q2>WHAT IS THE LEGAL SOLUTION FOR INDUSTRIALIZATION IN INDIA????
Ans1> Start Taxing on the EMPTY LAND.
SO that the Land Fluctuation Prizes Will Become Stagnant, which would be Easy for Small Industrialist like MSME Factory owner to Purchase the Land for Opening Multiple Factories especially related to Defense Sectors.
2> Many PSUs had an Acres and Acres of Land Unused and Vacant. they can provide a Heavily Subsidized Land Rent on Various MSMEs Factory Owner, who wanted to Open their Factories Especially related to
1>Defense Sectors
2>Aerospace Sectors
3>Industrial Machineries Sectors.
3>Government of INDIA have to make a LAW, that those Private Businessman who wanted to get Register their Engineering University in AICTE or wanted to affiliate their Private Engineering Institute to a Government University, then they must have atleast 2 Commercial Manufacturing Factories, to get Registered in AICTE.
4>There must be Law in India. that, it must be Compulsory for Engineering Students to work in their University/College's Commercial Factory atleast for 1 Year at Stipend Amount to Get their respective Degrees.
Just like how MBBS Students get their degrees, when their work in their College's Commerical Hospital for 1 Year at Stipend Amount.
Good podcast..Keep going
Thanks
Along with the numbered paragraphs in the description, it would have been better if 'TIME STAMPS ' were given.
For the record number of software engineers India produce, The original products that have multinational reach is few and far. Most of our products do not even have proper grip on domestic market. Unless we build on proper human capital, We are bound to have tough times ahead. Current IT services work can also be done in Philiphines/Vietnam etc with cheaper cost and better infra.
I agree. We need more high end manufacturing and services. Vietnam has certainly made great strides in recent years despite previously having come out of great turmoil and conflict.
Agreed, but how much? Ultimately comes down to numbers
You are making it on the assumption that the kind of work India outsources is rudimentary and useless. Thats not the case, the problem lies with owenership of IP rights. Most A.I is owned by America, thats the problem. India should certainly do a better job in high end manufacturing but that does not mean IT infrastructure is weak, infact thats the only thing that was focussed upon by the UPA governments. India remains the top choice for outsourcing for any country
Though I appreciate Abhijit for his knowledge of defense. He is certainly subject matter expert in that. But as far as other aspects are concerned, he is not a subject matter expert & often makes wrong statements.
Plus his discussions are often based on gossips rather than facts sometimes, I heard one of his session on India catching up to china in manufacturing, but he didn't make constructive point.
The biggest problem in india for manufacturing is land & labour. Labour laws are restricted & socialist while land acquisition takes time. Plus, logistics & infrastructure is the problem
Abhijit didn't even mention any one of them. The GOI has amended labour laws, but not yet implemented them. While for logistics they have introduced NLP,which is impressive on paper. But implementation is the key issue. Similar with Gati Shakti , it's impressive on paper
But implementation is the key issue. Abhijit is most of them times unaware as well about new developments happening. So I take him with a mountain of salt for matter others than defense
Do you know india became the first country to 3D print rocket engine. ? But you won't find AIM knowing this.
India needs to catch up its among the top 10 for revenue for 3D printing. But a lot more innovation needs to be done. But that doesn't mean India isn't anywhere or living in 1990.
hey next time add timestamps instead of question numbers in the video description,
overall good podcast!!
Thanks man. Yeah need some help especially from some of the listeners to help timestamp. I am a little short of resources right now. But will definitely try in near future.
Superb!
Most of the times when talking about future with facts based understanding is always going to be hard to acknowledge.
True that
India will never get industrialized. Therefore maximum people will have no change in social life due to shutting down of low end manufacturing. Presently 60% income for india is from services. And this income get distributed in terms of free ration or water or electricity. So we just have to shift from low end IT services to high end IT services. So that revenue generation don't stop. And we can make that shift with IITs and other higher education institutions. India focussed more on IIT than quality mass school education since 1947.Hence Due to which people are habitual in society to live as low Income group. In developed countries their maximum population will be highly educated. So unemployment will be new for developed countries after 3D printing Era. But for Indian society unemployment will not be new phenomenon.India will be like developed Europe and poor Africa living in a one country simultaneously like present day India. So Abhijit analysis is not correct about India. We are only 2000 dollar economy but still 5th largest of world. So Due to our large size, India will have significant place in world politics.
And on religion terms, more people will do bhajans Or meditation or social gathering. Pre Industrial Hindu society is way more peaceful than pre industrial Abrahmic religions.
AIM makes the assumption that all progress needs to be necessarily incremental.
Hi Indic... Knew you from clubhouse... Great work man... Keep it up... 👏✨
thanks Jaspreet. Please subscribe to the channel and press the bell icon and support the channel. Clubhouse folks was where I found my feet in the beginning, so always special.
@@theindicexplorer Already subscribed, Keep up the great work... We all are here to support brother 👍🙏
@@jaspreetsinghdhillon2587 thanks a lot means a lot. The people who have been in this journey with me from the beginning.
Have more discussion with Abhijit
Thanks Abhishant do subscribe to our channel. Yes we definitely would want to do more sessions with him. You might also like a few satirical videos we did together after this show. Am putting the links here. ruclips.net/video/fXw0MoOYpdQ/видео.html ruclips.net/video/xFrnWxuSJ40/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/HXhj4rKUxDY/видео.html
Time stamps pls
AIM did not discuss about the corruption and dirty politics businesses have to deal with due to red tape and the migration of HNIs to foreign countries over the last five years. Crumbling infrastructure, healthcare and 1/3 of infants suffering from malnourishment, which will take three generations to overcome those built up deficiencies are other reasons to leave this country for good. There is no demographic dividend but only liability. Sab changa si chaiwala bc.
It won’t change anyways . Look at Punjab there is no chai wala .. old sardar caused deaths of 50000 Sikh farmers during 2004-2014. Over population is not affected by this. China is facing same there is no chaiwala. Punjabi Hindus need to see West Punjab and be happy with chaiwala or 1947 1984 will revisit them soon
Aim vastly under estimates the human skill capital available in cities like Bengaluru and Hyderabad. We never build the computers but every big software has some part of it written in Bengaluru. 3D printing might replace the factory workers but not the software developer. As for the manufacturing part just a simple search on RUclips of the conference calls of Indian listed manufacturing stocks would paint a completely different picture (so much for ground reasearch).
Can you share your email address?
@@kanishktantia7899 could I know the reason?
You seem to be someone who has skin in the game. I want to discuss tech and specifically industrial setup (if-any) which can be put up. Just want to talk to a person with knowledge.
@@kanishktantia7899 I just invest in a lot of manufacturing firms so have done reasearch on those. If you are looking for that we can connect.
@@hmr1 Yes sir, if you have some spare time and if you can talk about it then I'd like to connect with you. We can connect on Twitter if you like.
01:13:00
Good discussion but Aim is overly pessimistic. We will never catch up to the West but we can still vastly improve from the position we are in. A Tejas will never be good as a Lockheed Martin or Boeing fighter plane but its better position that not being able to make one at all and rely on import such as pre 2014. We will never catch up to West but believe we will still be part of club of countries with prospects of improving rather than terminal decline like parts of Africa, non Gulf middle east, pakistan etc
Well it's true that the picture he presents is a kind of a worst case scenario. But hopefully we can identify the gaps and plug it quickly to ultimately reach our true potential. Lot of work needs to be done. Thanks for your comments Rohan, do subscribe to the channel and press the bell icon.
...without context, comparing Tejas with those from Boeing or LM is meaningless. Be specific.
"we will never cathc up to the west.." ? Why such loser mentality and exactly what is it that you want Bharat to catch up with the West... again, be specific, rattling away aimlessly is nothing more than beer-chat.
Kk
1:03:00
What about it?
@@theindicexplorer I think its just a bookmark.
@@person1858 ok. Do let me know how you found this episode.
@@theindicexplorer I tend to watch Abhijit, so it was recommended.
@@person1858 great that you discovered our channel. do check out the previous episodes and do check out the content going forward. We bring up interesting topics and guests.