India leading the tech industry

He quoted a book, he didn't come up with the idea of a nuclear weapon from the book.

This book has numerous descriptions of weapons that perfectly resemble the occurance of atomic bombs. I would suggest you to read the book.

2 lines from the book (of course loose translation from Sanskrit to English):

"If the radiance of a thousand suns were to burst into the sky that would be like the splendor of the Mighty One. - Bhagavad Gita, chapter 11, section 12

"I am mighty Time, the source of destruction that comes forth to annihilate the worlds. Even without your participation, the warriors arrayed in the opposing army shall cease to exist."- Bhagavad Gita, chapter 11, section 32
 
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Dead people.

On a serious note: If you ever tried to find a technical, engineering, science explainer video on YouTube, you know that it is hard to find one not made by Indians. This tells me that the people of India are focusing on hard science and I would guess that state and their culture encourages it as a way to improve lives for everyone.
Then why aren't they making as much progress as China?
 
Then why aren't they making as much progress as China?
I was not commenting on how successful they are but that they are making an effort. I don't know and don't have the data to compare both countries.
 
Then why aren't they making as much progress as China?

I was not commenting on how successful they are but that they are making an effort. I don't know and don't have the data to compare both countries.
That book is goldmine : The Elephant and the Dragon: The Economic Rise of India and China, and What It Means for the Rest of Us" By Robyn Meredith , If you guys are interested on an economic indepth analysis of the difference between the two countries, why india couldn't reach what china did, and the fatal mistakes indian governements made through history.

Robert Oppenheimer got the final idea for the atomic bomb from an ancient Indian sacred text called Bhagavad Gita! No offence to anyone whatsoever!
yup! you just offended logic and well established historical facts!
 
Tech industry is also growing very fast in India too. Soon it will be one of the top giants in the world.
 
It just speaks volume of the quality of Education especially of the IITs & IIMs in India.
 
We had a exchange student from India and he actually topped our university and 10 years later , nobody is still able to break his academic records.

India is full of talent, I'd say but less opportunity. It is suffering from Brain drain. Nothing to be proud of..Sorry my Indian friends.
 
Its because everyone got fasinated with tech after reading about Infosys profits in newspaper since 1997 that even Tier 3 city engineering colleges gets seats of students full. Nowdays they are printing news about Amazon and startups funding. And in TV channels they keep broadcasting news about Crypto investments.
Non of the people in India got enlightened about joining tech colleges unless its published in newspapers about their profits every 3 months.
 
Paraq Agarwal - Masters and Phd from Stanford
Sundar Picahi - Masters from Stanford, MBA from Univeristy of Pennsylvania
Satya Nadella - Masters from Univeristy of Wisconisn, MBA from University of Chicago. Moved to the U.S. around 1988
Arvind Krishna - Phd from University of Illinois, has been in the U.S. since at least 1990.
Shantanu Narayen - Masters from Bowling Green State University, MBA from UCLA-Berkley, has been in the U.S. since around 1984.
Raghu Raghuram - MBA from Wharton in 1996.


3 of the 6 have been in the U.S. for over 30 years; 4 for over 25 years. Only 2 have a masters from an Indian University, and all have at least one degree from a U.S. university. I couldn't find much about the family of the last one, but all the listed before him came from families that were well to do.

Brain drain is not something to be proud of as it lowers your quality of life.
Exactly. I don't think it is something to be proud of, as a country. It has to do with India not providing them the opportunity they deserved.

I am from India too and I know that most of the Indian companies are horrible when it comes to payment. They want you to work like a monster, but they will pay you peanuts.
 
Then why aren't they making as much progress as China?
Bro.. this is d problem with there government & eco system...you know what all big company indian ceo are today here because they left india before so many years now u got my point ...
 
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