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@SandeepMall Exactly. We need to move towards other sources of energy for cooking to conserve gas for industries which need it the most.

Food can be cooked by various means from coal to electric. There is no overnight method to shift industries needing LPG to other means. Industry closure means loss to everyone from govt to worker

@Fintech03 We need to put more serious money and resources in developing synchronous reluctance motors to eliminate the need of neodymium magnets for EVs.

To make an EV efficient, you need Permanent Magnet Motors & these require Neodymium. 90% of the world's high-grade Neodymium processing is controlled by 1 country (China). Going Electric just moves the choke point from the Strait of Hormuz (Oil) to the Bayan Obo Mines (Rare Earths).

@iNikhilsaini @nitin_gadkari Clean air makes so much difference on the beauty of places.

The snow laden Dhauladhars and the newly constructed highway in Kangra look more beautiful than many foreign destinations. India and our states just need better PR. We already have breathtaking places but sadly we focus less on showcasing them to the world. @nitin_gadkari

@AryamanBharat Maybe this oil crisis will make us prepare better to be self-reliant as much as possible for our energy needs and we come out stronger.

This was supposed to be a good year for India. Even a excellent one. But😭😭

@AryamanBharat The world is cooked!

@curlykrazy07 Classic orange cat.

Freedom to roam around in the Parliament #CATLIFE

@AnshulGarg1986 @brahma_4u Notice they always demonstrate this devices with a heavy inductive load like a tubelight with a choke to show the difference.

@brahma_4u I have purchased this once. Fooled really. They are present in many exhibitions in Delhi NCR. Don't know why government allows such scam

Short answer: No. Such devices are perfect examples of technical placebos :) These devices, sold under names like "energy saver," "electricity saver," or "power saver" are widely marketed across India through roadside exhibitions, melas, e-commerce platforms, and local stores, often with bold claims of cutting electricity bills by 30–50% (sometimes even more) The reality is very different. The devices are said to work on a principle called power factor correction (PFC). - Power factor is the ratio of real power (watts, what does actual work) to apparent power (volt-amperes, what is drawn from the supply). A perfect power factor is 1.0. - Large inductive loads of motors, compressors, HVAC systems cause the power factor to drop, meaning utilities must supply more current than is strictly needed. - Power factor correction capacitors bring that ratio closer to 1.0, reducing wasted current. This genuinely works but only at industrial and utility scale, where: - Electricity bills are metered on apparent power (kVA), not just real power (kW). - Industries face penalty charges for low power factor (typically below 0.95). - Correction can save thousands of rupees in demand charges. BUT NEVER FOR HOMES Residential consumers in India are billed exclusively on kilowatt-hours (kWh) — real energy consumed as measured by standard energy meters. Your meter does not measure or charge for reactive power at all. Even if a plug-in device marginally improved your home's power factor: - Your electricity bill would not change by a single paisa. - The meter simply doesn't account for it. - The reactive current savings stay within the wiring between the device and your meter — the utility still charges you based only on what the meter records. SCAM INSIDE: Independent teardowns and electrical engineers have consistently found these ₹300–₹2,000 gadgets contain little more than: - A basic capacitor (often rated for far less than claimed) - An LED indicator light - A MOV (metal oxide varistor) for mild surge protection, a feature worth perhaps ₹20 There is no meaningful energy-saving mechanism for a residential setting. The LED inside lights up, which feels like something is happening. Nothing is. If you want to genuinely reduce your electricity bill while getting access to some real future tech, you have to wait a bit. We are cooking something real at energyailabs.com, and it's way beyond efficiency and Jarvis. @Ajayv93 @vivekshukla

@brahma_4u Using variable speed compressors in devices like refrigerators and air conditioners is a far better way of saving a meaningful amount of energy.

Shubh Navratri to all frens 🥰 Jai Mata Di🙏🏻🕉️🧿

@HemantPatel32 @volklub EVs should be better at braking as their motor(s) also work quite well in slowing down the vehicle and using that to regain some energy.

@volklub What about braking? From one of the podcasts of Gagan Choudhary with some other car guys.. they were pointing out about how unstable EVs are on braking? He was talking about Hyundai Ioniq if I remember??

Chandigarh to Ludhiana cab is BYD eMAX EV (55 kWh) Driver has done 1.87 lakh in 3 years, zero issues. 420-440 km real time range. I thought of taking some rest earlier but now I will enjoy the ride.

@shreyadoesstuff Happy new year!

गुढी पाडव्याच्या व नववर्षाच्या हार्दिक शुभेच्छा 💐

One of the more complex mechanical assemblies we make for our CNC machines is this particular slide which consists of 29 different parts (not counting the bolts) which need to milled, hardened and ground to perfection in relation to one another at micron level precison. It's a joy and a privilege to be working on things you love.

@shreyadoesstuff Birbs chirping make mornings and evenings so much better!

Sooo many birds in college legit, I've been coming early in the morning justt to listen to them 🥰

@DustinWalper One of the best things about this type of weld is that the sheer power of the laser cleans the surfaces to be weld as it goes on welding them.

Full-penetration autogenous laser weld. 1/2" thick A36 steel, butt joint, no edge prep. Cut, etched, and polished for contrast. And yes... we can go thiccer.

@AryamanBharat Happy birthday! 🥳

Modi ji never forgets imo😂

@prakdadlani This can be a hit among nerds like me who love building kits.

@Tech_build_ Exactly what I was thinking, there will be a time where assembly factories will not be needed. Just buy customised kits and assemble at home. We need to prepare for that.

DIY mixer grinder assembly kits wen? 😁

@btarunr Good thing we already have an induction cooktop. Already using it for all pressure cooking, boiling purposes.

Two weeks ago, a wise duck told you exactly this, when you could buy one online for under 1000 rupees.

Electronics is fun until you start building mechanical parts. After that, there's no going back..

@Siddhant__rao The satisfaction you get when the mechanical part you made works flawlessly is just on the next level.