India Economy Thread
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Nilgiri
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Uh huh sure,
I looked up their market cap (Dixon), its about 9 billion USD.
Not too shabby...but talk of manufacturing superpower needs proof in 10 year time scales over very large array of producers and consumers.
I looked up their market cap (Dixon), its about 9 billion USD.
Not too shabby...but talk of manufacturing superpower needs proof in 10 year time scales over very large array of producers and consumers.
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onlinpunit
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The words like :
Super Power
Game changer
State of the art
Should be banned.
Super Power
Game changer
State of the art
Should be banned.
onlinpunit
Trusted Member
I hate two words : super power and game changer.
Sharma Ji
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Yes, super cringe.. Indians bhot bezti krvate hain apni.
Guynextdoor
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We are IT export power are we not? NO one's talking about innovation here. Basically application and copy paste. Now that we know there is money in it...
Guynextdoor
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Uh huh sure,
I looked up their market cap (Dixon), its about 9 billion USD.
Not too shabby...but talk of manufacturing superpower needs proof in 10 year time scales over very large array of producers and consumers.
My only point- once there is proof that money can be made, others join in. Like how Infosys proved money can be made in outsourcing and we now do 170 billion in exports.
Everything else is just theory, money talks. To make the money they'll lobby govt. , train people in industrial scale, move money on massive scale and get what needs to be done.
Circadian Rhythm
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Circadian Rhythm
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Nilgiri
INT'L MOD
I heard this 10 years ago, 20 years ago etc....and results have been below average.
Proof is in the pudding and in hindsight.
Guynextdoor
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10 years ago you didn't have a 10 billion market cap company dude.
People think these things happen because 'India wants to become manufacturing power' or 'Govt launched a policy' or 'education and training was done this way' and so on.
not the case. If money is there then the companies force govt to change laws, training ecosystem comes up (NIIT provided more software engineers than any University) and stock markets give the required capital.
Don't trust govt plans. But definitely trust the money.
Circadian Rhythm
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Lulldapull
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Just saw a vid on the tube on the Indian military coming to the same conclusion as the rest of the military’s on the rapid obsolescence of its legacy equipment, in light of the news filtering out from Ukraine and the Middle East conflicts. I’m not surprised at all as to the cancellation of many defense contracts for legacy equipment:
