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Want Indian DeepTech? Start with Physics, not funding! Prof. Rajesh Gopakumar argues that India cannot build frontier technology without first building the deep science underneath it. That means more than throwing money at startups. We need more scientists, stronger institutions and people curious enough to discover things that haven't... show more

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Aravindvor 1 Monat

I will tell a better idea. India can build deep tech without anything except good IT teams. If you don't understand ask China.

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The Rocket Mediavor 1 Monat

The legend has entered the chat

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Vishwaguruvor 1 Monat

Promote MSc education over BTech .

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Spontaneous Polarisationvor 1 Monat

Show me results first then I will give you money. But sir I need money to show you results.

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The Rocket Mediavor 1 Monat

Sadly that's the vicious cycle that is hard to escape!

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Kant immanuelvor 1 Monat

true. Make research cool here.

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Ashwani Devvor 1 Monat

Completely agree. Deep tech takes long lead time. Invest in fundamental research in quantum, aerospace, mineral research, energy, food based medications, medical research, research on civil and logistics infrastructure (just construction will not do).

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Vedic Knowledgevor 23 Tagen

What if atoms are not objects but symbols of meaning? What if the universe is like a book and not like a box? What if the weirdness of quantum mechanics can be explained by postulating meaning as a fundamental feature of the universe?

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Pawan Kumarvor 1 Monat

@jhasushant

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Malolan Cadambivor 1 Monat

Get your plumbing correct first. Learn to build sewerages before you build software!

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AsgFoodBytesvor 1 Monat

Who studied extra cs to get into IT sector hire them.Start engaging professors and students from all backgrounds from colleges itself.Once people have knowledge that other departments have enough jobs they might do wonders

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शोधकvor 29 Tagen

People have no clue about the reality. Read Central Educational Institutions (Reservation in Teachers’ Cadre) Act, 2019. Everything has been sacrificed at the altar of social justice! Top institutions are under huge pressure to recruit reservation faculty.

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AsgFoodBytesvor 1 Monat

Why only talk this or that all thinks are connected u get ece demand in private sector people will have job security they will definitely choose it like it.We must focus on is mutual one trigers other.We already have thousands of iitians,nitians from ece

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hatebustervor 1 Monat

This is an indictment of poor research infrastructure and lack of academic focus on cutting edge science education. The system and culture favors copy and apply model. BJP is more interested in propping up special interests like Adani and Ambani and lining politicians pockets.

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dwasfvor 1 Monat

US universities are well funded and get huge endowments. In China state universities are well funded. Till they were funded they produced anemic output. No army moves without food. Indians won't either.

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