Indian Economy

[eastern_bhartiya]

I strongly believe that India will grow as fast as China has grown in the past until unless something very catastrophic happens.

As money grows and competition increase people start looking towards innovations for survival. Soon indian industry will start taking risks and R&D. We are reaching to that threshold.

Being. Democracy has it's drawbacks, we can't hope to grow as fast as chinks did cause out there bikau protestors like the ones we have, will be sent to some camp for "software update"

Global environment has changed post 2008, investment and capital isn't flowing like it used to and western government are more careful about supporting emerging economics , especially one with huge potential like india, because of how china turned against them and become biggest challenge to their world order.

 

[Butter Chicken]

View: https://x.com/ExponentEnergy/status/1902250668326302170?t=b8mAEerIAaFfAGWd4ywiaw&s=19

 

[randombully]

View: https://x.com/ExponentEnergy/status/1902250668326302170?t=b8mAEerIAaFfAGWd4ywiaw&s=19

The charging speed is not the problem, neither is it a " new technological revolution"
The immense toll and spike it will create on the electrical grid is the problem.
To normalize it, china, India whatever country is normalizing this level of charging it will need massive strengthening of its electrical grid.
The other option is to create separate powerful genrators in charging stations to supply electrically to buses/car to charge them in few minutes, but that also use lot more dinosaur juice.

 

[haldilal]

 

[ezsasa]

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Free Basics may not be totally on the Mark but don’t trash it​

Free Basics may not be totally on the Mark but don’t trash it

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