Lets track china

[narsy]

2 hours ago, Telugodura456 said:

@narsy

I am now getting fed up with this forum . Why no one seems to have the ability to talk about a topic. PRathi okkadu lopelo edho hate pettukuni untadu. The moment they see something they talk about about hurting the guy rather than reacting to the opic.

the topic is too broad. you've been here before right? people come here to rib on each other, to rib on entire populations, and basically to make jackasses of themselves. Including me

 

[narsy]

stanning china is silly, anyway.

the only thing India needs to learn from China is how to keep foreign investors away, while also encouraging internal competition among themselves.

India banning tiktok, and 6 months later, the space still remaining unoccupied shows how hollow India's claim of being tech mecca is.

[Ryzen_renoir]

1 hour ago, Tyler_durden said:

Self sustaining. We need that in Indian villages too.

Most of our canals are occupied by khabja gang and the rest are very poorly maintained . No comparison , india cannot even do simple things well .

The only decent canal system we have are in Punjab / harayana and honorable mention to Gujarat . 

[Ryzen_renoir]

37 minutes ago, narsy said:

stanning china is silly, anyway.

the only thing India needs to learn from China is how to keep foreign investors away, while also encouraging internal competition among themselves.

India banning tiktok, and 6 months later, the space still remaining unoccupied shows how hollow India's claim of being tech mecca is.

To be fair india does not have any product based IT industry . Our big IT service companies would rather pay dividends than spend on R&D . 

It's just ingrained in our culture , risk taking is frowned upon . It will take couple of decades before that changes

[Lonelyloner]

3 minutes ago, Ryzen_renoir said:

To be fair india does not have any product based IT industry . Our big IT service companies would rather pay dividends than spend on R&D . 

It's just ingrained in our culture , risk taking is frowned upon . It will take couple of decades before that changes

After couple of years the same story

another 20 years.....20 years....so on.

[narsy]

4 minutes ago, Ryzen_renoir said:

To be fair india does not have any product based IT industry . Our big IT service companies would rather pay dividends than spend on R&D . 

It's just ingrained in our culture , risk taking is frowned upon . It will take couple of decades before that changes

its has nothing to do with risk taking culture. northindians take enough risk at the expense of other people's money. that's what 'risk taking' means these days anyway.

it has to with lack of engineering talent to build great products. flipkart, paytm etc all operate out of third party clouds.

[Ryzen_renoir]

1 minute ago, Lonelyloner said:

After couple of years the same story

another 20 years.....20 years....so on.

Definitely change avuthundhi not because of Indian state or companies  but there will be support from foreign VC's .

 

[Lonelyloner]

Just now, Ryzen_renoir said:

Definitely change avuthundhi not because of Indian state or companies  but there will be support from foreign VC's .

 

Work culture, labor laws change avvali only then foreign vcs shows interest.

lekapothe winstron laga avthadi

[narsy]

2 minutes ago, Lonelyloner said:

Work culture, labor laws change avvali only then foreign vcs shows interest.

lekapothe winstron laga avthadi

engineering talent ledhu India lo, and also managerial skills. lite teeskondi.

em culture improve chesina, mahaa aithey manchi workplace lounges osthay max. anthe.

[Lonelyloner]

[Ryzen_renoir]

14 minutes ago, narsy said:

engineering talent ledhu India lo, and also managerial skills. lite teeskondi.

em culture improve chesina, mahaa aithey manchi workplace lounges osthay max. anthe.

You are completely wrong ...it doesn't take thousands of people to start a product company .  

A few hundred talented people are always available , it's just that our eco system is terrible to utilise them .

[Telugodura456]

1 hour ago, narsy said:

stanning china is silly, anyway.

the only thing India needs to learn from China is how to keep foreign investors away, while also encouraging internal competition among themselves.

India banning tiktok, and 6 months later, the space still remaining unoccupied shows how hollow India's claim of being tech mecca is.

Not stanning but one should keep an open mind. I see a vast civilization organizing themselves, giving equality and massively building unprecedent infra and improving well being. Though i still have doubts. One should not miss such a spectacle. It is like america from 1930-60

[Telugodura456]

47 minutes ago, Ryzen_renoir said:

You are completely wrong ...it doesn't take thousands of people to start a product company .  

A few hundred talented people are always available , it's just that our eco system is terrible to utilise them .

eppudu edho excuse - "eco system" "labor laws" "environmental laws". Nobody abuses employees like indian employers kaan labor laws anta. same with environment.

THere is a moral problem in india not laws.

[narsy]

22 minutes ago, Telugodura456 said:

Not stanning but one should keep an open mind. I see a vast civilization organizing themselves, giving equality and massively building unprecedent infra and improving well being. Though i still have doubts. One should not miss such a spectacle. It is like america from 1930-60

you underestimate China's intentions. What they did is simple supply side economics. gather up as much resources as possible, and pump out as many products that the world wants to buy off them. its really that simple.

They just replicated what Japan, korea did in the 50s and 60s.. But since they are huge, they have greater room to grow until they hit the brickwall that Japan hit in the 80s.

America is no spectacle either.. India can't get these basic simple things right, because, as much as Indians wanna talk about development, they are scared of change.

[Telugodura456]

6 minutes ago, narsy said:

you underestimate China's intentions. What they did is simple supply side economics. gather up as much resources as possible, and pump out as many products that the world wants to buy off them. its really that simple.

They just replicated what Japan, korea did in the 50s and 60s.. But since they are huge, they have greater room to grow until they hit the brickwall that Japan hit in the 80s.

America is no spectacle either.. India can't get these basic simple things right, because, as much as Indians wanna talk about development, they are scared of change.

Yes they still need to become a domestic consumption driven economy. They are trying hard but it is not easy. Indian economy cannot even organize to supply someone orders based on someone design leave alone create a consumption driven economy where products need to be planned and designed for consumption.

 

Did you read about china latest chang'e 5 lunar mission - very impressive