India's independence depends on advanced tech. A vision by Homi Bhabha needs to be accomplished now. The need for a transition to cheap/free electricity is well explained below. A day will come when we make thorium nuclear reactor spare parts, like making a bicycle chain.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DVacSuUBxs4
Money is in the advanced tech, but to fund it when you don't have it comes from the mundane manufacturing of old tech/products to generate revenue. Keep an open eye and invest in and fund the future advanced tech companies. It's very likely 90% of this company will never make it. A person who went bankrupt once and came back and made it again is worth investing in. The employee who came out as skilled labor from that failed company is worth hiring.
India should transition to lean manufacturing. No one could have explained better than this.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oarLDeAFSj4&t=48s
We were trying to Make in India; surprisingly, every manufacturer in India agreed that China had moved far ahead. When looking at one single reason why, it's just machinery. We need to learn lean manufacturing like our lives depend on it. Spend a lot of time manufacturing machines and training talent in designing and manufacturing machines. Upskill employees with CNC configuration, mold making, and casting.
Anytime the government wants to do something, our private sector should be ready on a moment's notice. The government should be spoiled for choice in achieving whatever they aspire to. How many facilities like these do we have, not many.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QtxVdC7pBQM
Global trade is based on low-cost delivery. Shipbuilding is our future.
As a scholar rightly mentioned, road and rail transport need huge infrastructure, but air and sea shipping don't. India has a huge coastline. Most of the cargo shipping within the country should move to these. Artificial rivers connecting rivers preplanned for boat transport are the future.
Private Company CSR fund:
If we merge all the private company CSR funds in India and solve one problem per year, we will be the largest economy in the world. We don't have enough buses, but we give free tickets to people.
Paying taxes and praying the government will solve the basic needs is a pipe dream. The private sector is the largest employment provider in this country. At the end of the day, your employee and your employee's kids, the future generation, are suffering.
Air:
If private companies come together and take up street cleaning via high-tech machinery, it saves a lot of time. In India, every shop owner spends 15 to 20 minutes every day cleaning the storefront. Every household spends time cleaning its house. From 12 at night to 4 in the morning traffic is low. A nationwide road cleaning project can significantly improve the air quality and productivity of the country. It is a good way to test our vehicle automation, pothole mapping, and fixing them later.
The more we spend on road cleaning, the more of these necessary companies manufacturing the same will evolve in India. Instead of importing road cleaning machines from Germany or China, we should have an Indian manufacturing complex.
Water:-
This is the simplest problem to solve, and the least money is spent on it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Tu9Tp1tgM8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k7XfLRY0JmE
Govt responsibility is to protect the borders; a lot of money goes into that. We spend very little money on the military complex; our whole future is at risk.
Public transport:
Private vehicle sales are a major chunk of government revenue. Data of the required public is easily available. If one year of all the private company CSR funds were merged, we could procure that many electric buses and solve this problem. We should spend more time manufacturing public buses, metro trains, transport and cargo ships, short-haul electric airplanes, and so on.
Health:
The most important aspect of health is dental health. According to dentists, brushing teeth before bed can alleviate most health issues. Until the day you leave for heaven, teeth and gums should be in prime condition. Is there a health reset button. Yes, birthday blood donation. Our hospital can function well if all Indians donate blood on their birthday, which aids in the treatment of cancer, high blood pressure, and diabetes in our country. A simple way to live a good, healthy life.
1% of Indians go to the gym. Gyms are intimidating places, and it may be difficult to get every Indian onboard. One thing we are good at is early morning and evening walks. 24% of Indians brisk walk for working out. One slight change can improve the health of Indians a lot. Rucking.
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Indian genocide:
1770 Bengal Famine: Killed millions, with East India Company servants profiting from the trade.
1837 Upper India Famine: Resulted in 800,000 deaths.
1860-61 Upper Doab Famine: Around 2 million people died.
1876-1878 Great Famine: A widespread disaster claiming about 5.5 million lives.
1896-1897 Indian Famine: Over 5 million deaths.
1899-1900 Famine: More than 1 million deaths.
1943 Bengal Famine: A devastating wartime famine, potentially causing 1.5 to 3 million deaths, was worsened by Churchill's policies diverting food.
India's sterling reserves did not completely vanish, but their value was significantly diminished (wiped off by about a third in dollar or gold terms) due to the steep devaluation of the pound sterling in September 1949. This loss in value was a major economic setback for newly independent India.
Before British rule, India was a dominant global economic power, contributing around 24-27% of the world's GDP from the 1st to the 18th centuries, driven by thriving mining, textiles, and crafts, but this share plummeted to about 3% by 1947 due to colonial policies, showing a significant decline from its prosperous pre-industrial state.
The only way India will survive in the future is by becoming a $40trillion economy at the earliest possible.
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