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#SupremeCourt hears plea filed by former bureaucrat E.A.S. Sarma seeking a court-monitored probe into alleged loan frauds exceeding Rs. 40,000 crores by ADAG entities led by #AnilAmbani SG Tushar Mehta: We have constituted an SIT of ED officers, investigation is going on. We have arrested 4 individuals so far. 15,000 crores worth of property attached






@SwarajyaMag When traders become Industrialists, business is transactional and not strategic. India suffered throughout history coz of traders who would curry favors for short term single gen personal gains over long term civilizational generational interests and welfare




The barrier is not talent. Indian engineers design ECUs for Bosch, Continental, and Denso every day — in India and abroad. The barrier is investment. India spends 0.64% of GDP on R&D. South Korea spends 4.9%. Indian auto suppliers invest ~1% of turnover in R&D. Global suppliers invest 8–10%. The ECU gap and the R&D gap are the same gap.


The dependency is not maintained by technology. It is maintained by money. NRE costs: ₹10–30 crore per programme. Hardware premium: ~20% above European peers. Change request costs: $500,000 per software modification. When every iteration costs half a million dollars, you stop iterating. That is the point of the model.

Who supplies the brains? The answer is almost entirely one company. Bosch engine management. Bosch ABS. Bosch vehicle control. Continental airbags. Valeo electric drive. Mobileye ADAS. Not one major ECU in any Indian passenger car or commercial vehicle is Indian-designed. Not one.

Every Indian passenger car — Tata, Mahindra, Maruti, every one — has its electronic brain designed and controlled by a foreign company. India produces over 5 million passenger vehicles a year. It designs the ECU for zero of them. This is not a company-specific failing. It is the defining condition of the industry.

