I think the ship of hardware and Ai has long sailed for india , we need to focus on industries which can still be captured , with the globalization only seeming to increase and trade becoming more and more important , I think making ships can create a whole new industry for India .

I think the ship of hardware and Ai has long sailed for india , we need to focus on industries which can still be captured , with the globalization only seeming to increase and trade becoming more and more important , I think making ships can create a whole new industry for India .

80 percent of world trade happens by sea , however India currently owns 1500 ships which is 1.2% of the world

If the government and private players in states with ports focusses on

  1. ship manufacturing

2)container manufacturing

  1. ship insurance(we saw this happening in the recent Us-Iran war)

We can capture an industry which the world depends on by sheer volume

There are a few things launched by the government like this one , however I feel having private players into this industry will lead to more job creation.

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u/kurt_void — 5 days ago

India has more of a west east divide rather than north south

Western parts of UP are better developed, its the eastern Up part , odisha , jharkhand, bihar which are underdeveloped rather than actual states lying in the northern part .

Calling the whole northern part of india with derogatory terms such is unjust I would say.

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u/kurt_void — 9 days ago

What does the format sd card inside the settings of the echo nano do, am i supposed to format the sd card in fat 32 in my computer or from the echo nano device, i have a 128 gb sd card , please help

The title

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u/kurt_void — 1 month ago

even though its been kinda nice to follow along but my god have they edged this product , i really hope the battery is more than 6 hours tho with low impedance earphones

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u/kurt_void — 2 months ago