Fighterjetison

Adamlar düşmeyi o kadar kanıksamışki marifetmiş gibi selfi çekip işaret yapıyor :)

Tell me one good reason why any of the BJP ruled states in India is a better place to live than TN ? And if so, which one ?

No history? U surrendered Persia to Alexander with a walkover in 4th Century BC, while the chest wound that killed him slowly was given to him in Multan by the ferocious Malhi Jutt Clans of Punjab, after he was humbled on the banks of Jhelum by Porus. Ignorant Pahlavist Moron !!

Vector Technics manufactures ~5,000 drone BLDC motors a month. They're the largest in India. They hope to scale to 15,000 motors/month soon. Meanwhile, China manufactures millions. Guess what? Most Indian companies still import these motors from China. Why? Low trust in Indian products. This imported > indigenous mindset is antithetical to technological development, economic growth, and India's future prosperity, yet it's pervasive across industries. The belief that "if it's Indian, it must not be good" still lingers in many corners of the subcontinent, despite numerous hardware and manufacturing companies proving that this thinking is misguided and incorrect. I'm thrilled to see companies like Vector Technics putting in years of hard work and risking it all to reverse this mindset and prove to India (and the world) that Indian hardware is synonymous with quality and reliability. India needs hundreds more companies like Vector, building machines, materials, and components indigenously. But it also needs buyers to break out of this imported-first, local-second mindset. Build from India for the world, but also... Buy from India, lead the world.

Vector Technics manufactures ~5,000 drone BLDC motors a month. They're the largest in India. They hope to scale to 15,000 motors/month soon. Meanwhile, China manufactures millions. Guess what? Most Indian companies still import these motors from China. Why? Low trust in Indian products. This imported > indigenous mindset is antithetical to technological development, economic growth, and India's future prosperity, yet it's pervasive across industries. The belief that "if it's Indian, it must not be good" still lingers in many corners of the subcontinent, despite numerous hardware and manufacturing companies proving that this thinking is misguided and incorrect. I'm thrilled to see companies like Vector Technics putting in years of hard work and risking it all to reverse this mindset and prove to India (and the world) that Indian hardware is synonymous with quality and reliability. India needs hundreds more companies like Vector, building machines, materials, and components indigenously. But it also needs buyers to break out of this imported-first, local-second mindset. Build from India for the world, but also... Buy from India, lead the world.