Thank you for bringing these two stalwarts together. Can't wait for the ripple effects to be unleashed - quantum deep tech strongly backed by a focussed government 💯💯💯
Thank you @srinathkunapareddy1992, the right Govt intervention + investment support, will not just bring our bright minds back, it will also catapult us towards the future visioned by prof Krishnamurthy....A $ 55 Trillion economy by 2047
Software industry is already very big , But it does only petty useless works which whites don't want to do. To break this chain and initiate high value generating works govt should invest to create the first trillion dollar tech company from india . India needs alternate of nvidia, tsmc, asml, tesla, apple which sells into western market than local market, Today all 7 trillion dollar tech companies are from one country.
29:00 he said firms that don't scale enough don't escape the middle income trap. Well that's exactly true of India. Indian firms don't scale, they remain as dwarfs. So how does he expect dwarfs to escape the middle income trap
Prof krishnamurty breaks down in his new book "India@100" & also in this conversation on the complex challenge of the "Middle Incole Trap" and key strategies on how India too can escape it & achieve his vision of a $55 trillion economy by India's 100th Independence anniversary in the year 2047
@@chitmengkhong4057 You have to dream before your dreams can come true." - A. P. J. Abdul Kalam "The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams." - Eleanor Roosevelt
The National Quantum Mission is the right step towards the direction that Dr Venkat envisions but even he emphasised in the discussion why there has to be more support from the #govt if India wants to lead in Quantum Computing @madleon81
Why stop at 55 trillion? Why not 100 trillion? Even the US and China don't come with that kind of number. Everybody sees it as a joke that's not funny.
I understand your skepticism surrounding India's 55 trillion dollar goal by 2047, & i expressed similar doubts/challenges the country faces, such as poverty, inequality, and infrastructure development during the course of the conversation. However, India also possesses unique strengths.... A large & young population, vibrant technology sector, and a rich cultural heritage. Achieving this goal will require sustained political stability, inclusive policies, tech investments and a focus on education, innovation, and sustainable development. While the path may be challenging, India has the potential to realize its economic ambitions and become a global leader
Lol US financial institutions itself has come up with those kind of Numbers. I think it was Goldman Sachs which predicted china as 1 US at 2 india at 3 all above 50 trillion
If you're basing India's future growth on Japan's performance from 1970 to 1995, your entire theory is misguided. That period marked the early days of globalization, but now the trend is shifting towards localizing supply chains.
My suggestion: We need to introduce AI in judiciary to improve things. Huge amounts of possibilities are there. Judiciary hardy does very little original work. Let me explain. 1. Any specific case in court is decided that needs to implement pn global scale like we have global variables in software coding. Presently it is case by case. In most cases decidion of coutt remains unknown in other courts because data/info remains hiden in phyducal file. For this we will need very high band width networks inter connected with each other. Most probably, ORACLE managed DBMS. Dusclaimer , i do not work for oracle or any network company. 2. Large number of cases can be decided by computers based on precedence or rule based. Most rules can be hormonised among states because state govt are invariably one party in the case. Shall i say they are the real trouble creators in most litigations. Etc etc
India has over 43 million pending cases, as far as i know we are already leveraging AI in the judicial system...Supreme Court Vidhik Anuvaad Software (SUVAS) a tool to translate legal documents into various Indian languages & (SUPACE) "The Supreme Court Portal for Assistance in Court’s Efficiency" which aids judges in legal research and case management plus streamlines processes by providing relevant information case to case basis
One more suggestion: if Modi retires after 75 years of age, he could be appointed as SYSTEM CHANGER to bring about fundamental changes in administration (ARC, administrative Reform commission), i had been hearing since 1967. Modi has vast exp in govt management and intracacies of political inter play.
Thank you for bringing these two stalwarts together. Can't wait for the ripple effects to be unleashed - quantum deep tech strongly backed by a focussed government 💯💯💯
Thank you @srinathkunapareddy1992, the right Govt intervention + investment support, will not just bring our bright minds back, it will also catapult us towards the future visioned by prof Krishnamurthy....A $ 55 Trillion economy by 2047
Stay true to yourself! Your work is excellent!
Thank you @lightlegion_
Great lecture thanks for this deep insight!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Excellent discussion.
Thank you @kpdwivedi1672
Indian software industry needs to be productized to reap longer lasting growth engine businesses.
💯 @djsunshine1
Software industry is already very big , But it does only petty useless works which whites don't want to do. To break this chain and initiate high value generating works govt should invest to create the first trillion dollar tech company from india . India needs alternate of nvidia, tsmc, asml, tesla, apple which sells into western market than local market, Today all 7 trillion dollar tech companies are from one country.
29:00 he said firms that don't scale enough don't escape the middle income trap. Well that's exactly true of India. Indian firms don't scale, they remain as dwarfs. So how does he expect dwarfs to escape the middle income trap
Prof krishnamurty breaks down in his new book "India@100" & also in this conversation on the complex challenge of the "Middle Incole Trap" and key strategies on how India too can escape it & achieve his vision of a $55 trillion economy by India's 100th Independence anniversary in the year 2047
7:46 india map wrong
There was a nice serial:
मुंगेरीलाल के हसीन सपने
@@chitmengkhong4057 You have to dream before your dreams can come true." - A. P. J. Abdul Kalam
"The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams." - Eleanor Roosevelt
😂😂 right
Quantum computing can be used for solving food/ grocery delivery problems f someone puts their mind to it 😮
China has built a quantum computer that is mobile and handheld
@@akashs8819 wrong info that's not true at all
The government needs to sanction funds big time not some piecemeal sums socialist style 😂
The National Quantum Mission is the right step towards the direction that Dr Venkat envisions but even he emphasised in the discussion why there has to be more support from the #govt if India wants to lead in Quantum Computing @madleon81
Why stop at 55 trillion? Why not 100 trillion? Even the US and China don't come with that kind of number. Everybody sees it as a joke that's not funny.
I understand your skepticism surrounding India's 55 trillion dollar goal by 2047, & i expressed similar doubts/challenges the country faces, such as poverty, inequality, and infrastructure development during the course of the conversation. However, India also possesses unique strengths.... A large & young population, vibrant technology sector, and a rich cultural heritage.
Achieving this goal will require sustained political stability, inclusive policies, tech investments and a focus on education, innovation, and sustainable development. While the path may be challenging, India has the potential to realize its economic ambitions and become a global leader
Lol US financial institutions itself has come up with those kind of Numbers. I think it was Goldman Sachs which predicted china as 1 US at 2 india at 3 all above 50 trillion
@@GuzzarAwan a goldman sachs report doesn't guarantee anything... a lot of hard work & genuine effort is needed by the Indian Govt to reach that goal
Let's get straight to the point-this is quite embarrassing. The economist has become a meme in the comments section, and it’s easy to see why.
If you're basing India's future growth on Japan's performance from 1970 to 1995, your entire theory is misguided. That period marked the early days of globalization, but now the trend is shifting towards localizing supply chains.
My suggestion: We need to introduce AI in judiciary to improve things. Huge amounts of possibilities are there. Judiciary hardy does very little original work. Let me explain.
1. Any specific case in court is decided that needs to implement pn global scale like we have global variables in software coding. Presently it is case by case. In most cases decidion of coutt remains unknown in other courts because data/info remains hiden in phyducal file.
For this we will need very high band width networks inter connected with each other. Most probably, ORACLE managed DBMS. Dusclaimer , i do not work for oracle or any network company.
2. Large number of cases can be decided by computers based on precedence or rule based. Most rules can be hormonised among states because state govt are invariably one party in the case. Shall i say they are the real trouble creators in most litigations.
Etc etc
India has over 43 million pending cases, as far as i know we are already leveraging AI in the judicial system...Supreme Court Vidhik Anuvaad Software (SUVAS) a tool to translate legal documents into various Indian languages & (SUPACE) "The Supreme Court Portal for Assistance in Court’s Efficiency" which aids judges in legal research and case management plus streamlines processes by providing relevant information case to case basis
One more suggestion: if Modi retires after 75 years of age, he could be appointed as SYSTEM CHANGER to bring about fundamental changes in administration (ARC, administrative Reform commission), i had been hearing since 1967. Modi has vast exp in govt management and intracacies of political inter play.