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▲ 29 r/indianeconomy
Indian lost the Ai War, a huge economic disaster
https://reddit.com/link/1ul7kov/video/iej2l71ypqah1/player
Generative AI is the specific sub-field that powers tools like ChatGPT, Midjourney, and other LLMs. According to WIPO's 2024 Generative AI Patent Landscape Report, here is how the three countries compare over the last decade:
China ~38,210 GenAI Patents Filed
United States~6,276 GenAI Patents Filed
India~1,350 GenAI Patents Filed
General Artificial Intelligence Patents
China: Granted roughly 183,302 general AI patents in a single year.
United States: Granted roughly 48,197 general AI patents.
India: While India's absolute numbers are much lower than the top two, it consistently ranks in the top 10 globally for AI filings, driven by its massive IT sector and growing startup ecosystem.
u/No-Good-3742 — 5 days ago
Indian lost the Ai War
https://reddit.com/link/1ul7kkw/video/5uqmdkyrpqah1/player
Generative AI is the specific sub-field that powers tools like ChatGPT, Midjourney, and other LLMs. According to WIPO's 2024 Generative AI Patent Landscape Report, here is how the three countries compare over the last decade:
China ~38,210 GenAI Patents Filed
United States~6,276 GenAI Patents Filed
India~1,350 GenAI Patents Filed
General Artificial Intelligence Patents
China: Granted roughly 183,302 general AI patents in a single year.
United States: Granted roughly 48,197 general AI patents.
India: While India's absolute numbers are much lower than the top two, it consistently ranks in the top 10 globally for AI filings, driven by its massive IT sector and growing startup ecosystem.
u/No-Good-3742 — 5 days ago
▲ 1 r/inIndiannews
Indian lost the Ai War
Generative AI is the specific sub-field that powers tools like ChatGPT, Midjourney, and other LLMs. According to WIPO's 2024 Generative AI Patent Landscape Report, here is how the three countries compare over the last decade:
China ~38,210 GenAI Patents Filed
United States~6,276 GenAI Patents Filed
India~1,350 GenAI Patents Filed
General Artificial Intelligence Patents
China: Granted roughly 183,302 general AI patents in a single year.
United States: Granted roughly 48,197 general AI patents.
India: While India's absolute numbers are much lower than the top two, it consistently ranks in the top 10 globally for AI filings, driven by its massive IT sector and growing startup ecosystem.
u/No-Good-3742 — 5 days ago
▲ 13 r/IndianStreetBets
Petrol in India was ₹1.50 in 1976. It's ₹102 today. The list of petrol prices change's from last 50 years
Everyone I know complains about petrol prices. My papa complains, my auto driver bhaiya complains, my office colleagues complain. But here's the thing — nobody actually understands
I spent some time digging into PPAC data and the history of Indian fuel pricing, and what I found genuinely surprised me.
Petrol Price Fluctuations Analysis:
#1: 1976 to 2010
- Total Hikes: ~32 times over 34 years
- Total Drops: ~3 times
#2: June 2010 to June 2017
- Total Hikes: 92 times
- Total Drops: 76 times
#3: June 2017 to Present (2026)
- Total Hikes: 1,350+ times (micro-increases of 5 to 40 paise per day)
- Total Drops: 1,020+ times (micro-cuts)
Year-on-Year Petrol Price Trend (1976 - 2026)
- 1976: Rs. 1.50
- 1980: Rs. 4.50
- 1985: Rs. 7.00
- 1990: Rs. 9.80
- 1995: Rs. 16.95
- 2000: Rs. 25.92
- 2004: Rs. 35.71
- 2005: Rs. 37.99
- 2006: Rs. 43.50
- 2007: Rs. 43.00
- 2008: Rs. 45.50
- 2009: Rs. 44.70
- 2010: Rs. 48.00
- 2011: Rs. 58.50
- 2012: Rs. 65.60
- 2013: Rs. 66.09
- 2014: Rs. 72.26
- 2015: Rs. 60.49
- 2016: Rs. 59.68
- 2017: Rs. 63.09
- 2018: Rs. 75.55
- 2019: Rs. 72.96
- 2020: Rs. 79.76
- 2021: Rs. 99.86
- 2022: Rs. 96.72
- 2023: Rs. 96.72
- 2024: Rs. 94.77
- 2025: Rs. 94.77
- 2026: Rs. 102.12
u/No-Good-3742 — 6 days ago
Petrol in India was ₹1.50 in 1976. It's ₹102 today. The list of petrol prices change's from last 50 years
Everyone I know complains about petrol prices. My papa complains, my auto driver bhaiya complains, my office colleagues complain. But here's the thing — nobody actually understands
I spent some time digging into PPAC data and the history of Indian fuel pricing, and what I found genuinely surprised me.
Petrol Price Fluctuations Analysis:
#1: 1976 to 2010
- Total Hikes: ~32 times over 34 years
- Total Drops: ~3 times
#2: June 2010 to June 2017
- Total Hikes: 92 times
- Total Drops: 76 times
#3: June 2017 to Present (2026)
- Total Hikes: 1,350+ times (micro-increases of 5 to 40 paise per day)
- Total Drops: 1,020+ times (micro-cuts)
Year-on-Year Petrol Price Trend (1976 - 2026)
- 1976: Rs. 1.50
- 1980: Rs. 4.50
- 1985: Rs. 7.00
- 1990: Rs. 9.80
- 1995: Rs. 16.95
- 2000: Rs. 25.92
- 2004: Rs. 35.71
- 2005: Rs. 37.99
- 2006: Rs. 43.50
- 2007: Rs. 43.00
- 2008: Rs. 45.50
- 2009: Rs. 44.70
- 2010: Rs. 48.00
- 2011: Rs. 58.50
- 2012: Rs. 65.60
- 2013: Rs. 66.09
- 2014: Rs. 72.26
- 2015: Rs. 60.49
- 2016: Rs. 59.68
- 2017: Rs. 63.09
- 2018: Rs. 75.55
- 2019: Rs. 72.96
- 2020: Rs. 79.76
- 2021: Rs. 99.86
- 2022: Rs. 96.72
- 2023: Rs. 96.72
- 2024: Rs. 94.77
- 2025: Rs. 94.77
- 2026: Rs. 102.12
u/No-Good-3742 — 6 days ago
▲ 56 r/indianeconomy
Petrol in India was ₹1.50 in 1976. It's ₹102 today. The list of petrol prices change's from last 50 years
Everyone I know complains about petrol prices. My papa complains, my auto driver bhaiya complains, my office colleagues complain. But here's the thing — nobody actually understands
I spent some time digging into PPAC data and the history of Indian fuel pricing, and what I found genuinely surprised me.
Petrol Price Fluctuations Analysis:
#1: 1976 to 2010
- Total Hikes: ~32 times over 34 years
- Total Drops: ~3 times
#2: June 2010 to June 2017
- Total Hikes: 92 times
- Total Drops: 76 times
#3: June 2017 to Present (2026)
- Total Hikes: 1,350+ times (micro-increases of 5 to 40 paise per day)
- Total Drops: 1,020+ times (micro-cuts)
Year-on-Year Petrol Price Trend (1976 - 2026)
- 1976: Rs. 1.50
- 1980: Rs. 4.50
- 1985: Rs. 7.00
- 1990: Rs. 9.80
- 1995: Rs. 16.95
- 2000: Rs. 25.92
- 2004: Rs. 35.71
- 2005: Rs. 37.99
- 2006: Rs. 43.50
- 2007: Rs. 43.00
- 2008: Rs. 45.50
- 2009: Rs. 44.70
- 2010: Rs. 48.00
- 2011: Rs. 58.50
- 2012: Rs. 65.60
- 2013: Rs. 66.09
- 2014: Rs. 72.26
- 2015: Rs. 60.49
- 2016: Rs. 59.68
- 2017: Rs. 63.09
- 2018: Rs. 75.55
- 2019: Rs. 72.96
- 2020: Rs. 79.76
- 2021: Rs. 99.86
- 2022: Rs. 96.72
- 2023: Rs. 96.72
- 2024: Rs. 94.77
- 2025: Rs. 94.77
- 2026: Rs. 102.12
u/No-Good-3742 — 6 days ago
Petrol in India was ₹1.50 in 1976. It's ₹102 today. The list of petrol prices change's from last 50 years
Everyone I know complains about petrol prices. My papa complains, my auto driver bhaiya complains, my office colleagues complain. But here's the thing — nobody actually understands
I spent some time digging into PPAC data and the history of Indian fuel pricing, and what I found genuinely surprised me.
Petrol Price Fluctuations Analysis:
#1: 1976 to 2010
- Total Hikes: ~32 times over 34 years
- Total Drops: ~3 times
#2: June 2010 to June 2017
- Total Hikes: 92 times
- Total Drops: 76 times
#3: June 2017 to Present (2026)
- Total Hikes: 1,350+ times (micro-increases of 5 to 40 paise per day)
- Total Drops: 1,020+ times (micro-cuts)
Year-on-Year Petrol Price Trend (1976 - 2026)
- 1976: Rs. 1.50
- 1980: Rs. 4.50
- 1985: Rs. 7.00
- 1990: Rs. 9.80
- 1995: Rs. 16.95
- 2000: Rs. 25.92
- 2004: Rs. 35.71
- 2005: Rs. 37.99
- 2006: Rs. 43.50
- 2007: Rs. 43.00
- 2008: Rs. 45.50
- 2009: Rs. 44.70
- 2010: Rs. 48.00
- 2011: Rs. 58.50
- 2012: Rs. 65.60
- 2013: Rs. 66.09
- 2014: Rs. 72.26
- 2015: Rs. 60.49
- 2016: Rs. 59.68
- 2017: Rs. 63.09
- 2018: Rs. 75.55
- 2019: Rs. 72.96
- 2020: Rs. 79.76
- 2021: Rs. 99.86
- 2022: Rs. 96.72
- 2023: Rs. 96.72
- 2024: Rs. 94.77
- 2025: Rs. 94.77
- 2026: Rs. 102.12
Sources: credible sources from internet
u/No-Good-3742 — 6 days ago
▲ 2 r/indianstartups
Petrol in India was ₹1.50 in 1976. It's ₹102 today. The list of petrol prices change's from last 50 years
Everyone I know complains about petrol prices. My papa complains, my auto driver bhaiya complains, my office colleagues complain. But here's the thing — nobody actually understands
I spent some time digging into PPAC data and the history of Indian fuel pricing, and what I found genuinely surprised me.
Petrol Price Fluctuations Analysis:
#1: 1976 to 2010
- Total Hikes: ~32 times over 34 years
- Total Drops: ~3 times
#2: June 2010 to June 2017
- Total Hikes: 92 times
- Total Drops: 76 times
#3: June 2017 to Present (2026)
- Total Hikes: 1,350+ times (micro-increases of 5 to 40 paise per day)
- Total Drops: 1,020+ times (micro-cuts)
Year-on-Year Petrol Price Trend (1976 - 2026)
- 1976: Rs. 1.50
- 1980: Rs. 4.50
- 1985: Rs. 7.00
- 1990: Rs. 9.80
- 1995: Rs. 16.95
- 2000: Rs. 25.92
- 2004: Rs. 35.71
- 2005: Rs. 37.99
- 2006: Rs. 43.50
- 2007: Rs. 43.00
- 2008: Rs. 45.50
- 2009: Rs. 44.70
- 2010: Rs. 48.00
- 2011: Rs. 58.50
- 2012: Rs. 65.60
- 2013: Rs. 66.09
- 2014: Rs. 72.26
- 2015: Rs. 60.49
- 2016: Rs. 59.68
- 2017: Rs. 63.09
- 2018: Rs. 75.55
- 2019: Rs. 72.96
- 2020: Rs. 79.76
- 2021: Rs. 99.86
- 2022: Rs. 96.72
- 2023: Rs. 96.72
- 2024: Rs. 94.77
- 2025: Rs. 94.77
- 2026: Rs. 102.12
u/No-Good-3742 — 6 days ago
zero income still you have to pay maintenance to wife: HC
u/No-Good-3742 — 2 months ago
TCS rolls out average salary hikes of 6-8% for employees in India
u/No-Good-3742 — 2 months ago
India’s unemployment rises to six-month high in April, rural stress deepens
u/No-Good-3742 — 2 months ago
▲ 91 r/IndiaFinance
Ankur Warikoo shuts down ₹100 crore courses business, says 'It makes no sense to continue it'
Entrepreneur Ankur Warikoo is officially shutting down his digital courses business.
Look at this - a completely profitable venture is being voluntarily closed down. Is this even really possible?
Let us look at the exact numbers. Over the last FIVE years, this business educated FIVE LAKH students. It generated over ONE HUNDRED CRORE rupees in total revenue and a solid TWENTY-FIVE CRORE rupees in net profit.
Yet, he publicly stated that it makes no sense to continue. When a user asked if Artificial Intelligence played a role in this decision, his reply was just one word - HUGE.
This is a clear case of information asymmetry. Top industry insiders are realizing that static recorded courses are losing their defensive moat against generative A I tools. The traditional education ecosystem is fundamentally changing, aur purane digital models ab obsolete ho rahe hain.
Will A I completely wipe out the recorded course industry.... or will it force creators to build better live experiences? What is your professional perspective on this pivot?
u/No-Good-3742 — 2 months ago
Gautam and Sagar Adani Agree to Pay USD 18 Million Penalty to Drop US SEC's Bribery Case
The US SEC case against the Adani group is reaching a critical settlement, aur isse market ka sentiment directly shift ho raha hai. Look at this - an EIGHTEEN million dollar penalty is on the table to drop civil charges.
Let us break down the exact numbers. Gautam Adani has consented to a SIX million dollar penalty, and Sagar Adani agreed to TWELVE million dollars. The SEC - Securities and Exchange Commission, which is the official market regulator of the United States - filed this after Adani Green raised over ONE HUNDRED SEVENTY-FIVE million dollars from US investors. But here is the core data point - they have NEITHER admitted nor denied the allegations.
By paying this civil penalty, the legal roadblock officially clears up. Yeh move conglomerate ko international capital markets mein wapas aane dega, aur unki expansion strategy fir se resume ho jayegi.
Does a financial settlement genuinely restore global investor trust.... or does it just reset the game for bigger capital raises? What is your professional perspective?
u/No-Good-3742 — 2 months ago
CJI: Commenting on unemployed young lawyers taking to social media rather than practice
Expressing concern over the growing number of lawyers allegedly holding fake law degrees, Chief Justice of India (CJI) Surya Kant said that there were enough "parasites" in society attacking the judiciary, and lawyers should not join hands with them.
There are youngsters like cockroaches, who don't get any employment and don't have a place in a profession. Some of them become media, some of them become social media, some of them become RTI activists, some of them become other activists, and they start attacking everyone... and you people file contempt petitions.
I have serious doubts about the genuineness of their law degrees... the things they are posting on Facebook, YouTube, etc., do they think we are not watching?
u/No-Good-3742 — 2 months ago
CBI will not spare anyone’: Dharmendra Pradhan announces computer-based NEET after leak row
u/No-Good-3742 — 2 months ago
Modi’s 5-nation visit will deepen India’s multi-alignment approach to foreign policy
u/No-Good-3742 — 2 months ago