If you are a hardware startup needing to do fair amount of imports for your RnD. You should definitely get yourself registered as an in house RnD facility under @IndiaDsir. The process is quite easy (may take some time to process) but then can help save fair amount of costs on import and other benefits.
There are many such schemes unfortunately not well known by startups. Probably incubators can help in supporting their startups with this knowledge.
Citroen launched Seetroen, glasses which promise to eliminate motion sickness using a technology dubbed "Boarding Ring".
They feature four rings full of blue liquid moving around the eyes to "recreate the horizon" and put your senses back in sync.
https://t.co/SMsqqOUalE
Read this and thank your stars we're not in the UPA era.
Movt of goods from B'luru to HYD was so insanely complicated & time consuming that companies would first export goods from B'luru to Europe & then import them from Europe to HYD.
WHAT?!
> guy in Ratnagiri, MH
> Tries to start a farm
> No electricity connection
> Submits documents
> Fights for a year
> No response
> Files a complaint on CPGram Portal
> Gets a call from govt engineer
> Gets connected to the grid
> Issue resolved
> Zero Bribes paid
I have been struggling for months to explain why I think Claude Code is a BIG deal for non-technical people as well.
Finally seem to have found a framing that might make sense..
Global bond yields especially 10 year and above are going unhinged in western world and other major G-20 economies.
Market cannot influence short term yields because Central bankers heavy hand can always manipulate the short term bond yields.
Rising long bond yields will not only increase global volatility but will also reduce the value of collateral and LIQUIDITY ( bonds are used as collateral and falling bond prices reduce the value of collateral). If the world was not indebted then slowly rising bond yields are just a nuisance but with global debt all time high and rising this is burning mid night oil at most central bankers.
I am firmly of the view that rising bond yields can cripple the economic growth and can create a VAR event. Central bankers and policy makers will not allow any VAR event because it will require massive printing of money again after the VAR event has taken place.
Still the choices are actually binary in front of our policy makers.
1. Allow the bond yields to find market determined levels… clean the slate.. risking a global depression.
Or
2. Extend and Pretend. In that environment Central bankers will just give in to markets and try capping bond yields at longer end through measures which will result in massive inflation but will allow people to keep their jobs and govt to continue spending.
In the first alternative only USD and GOLD will do well.
In the second alternative you don’t have enough of hard assets left in the world to buy at a decent price.
Only three companies in the world make gas turbines for Data Centers
Siemens
GE
Innio
There is a four year waiting list for these gas turbines
TD Power Systems is a supplier to all three