@mishragautam@IndianTechGuide Smartphones are always “assembled”- that’s what ‘making a smartphone’ is called. It’s not a monolithic product that comes straight out of factory. As long as component manufacturing is concerned- it will take some time, but will get there. India is taking steps in that direction.
@Visvanathann@RShivshankar 1. Is governor doing anything unconstitutional- No, there is no provision in constitution which allows largest party to form govt, it’s very clear that it needs to be majority.
2. Is it illegal- probably, given that in absence of statutory provision, SC ruling is defacto law.
@AadiAchint These days anyone can get blue tick. The ministers (including cm) holds their office during pleasure of Governor. Technically, the Governor can even dismiss sitting cm with majority, although any mala fide action will be reversed by Court. But here, she has no option as she lost.
@alexdaubois@traits_reality OP is confusing the edge case (2^31) with some big number (probably 10^31). It’s actually easy (as 2^31 would come in range of billions).
@arunpudur Having said that- the skills of Indian engineers of this project should definitely be commended. They deserve their credit - design is not an easy job- especially with high end technology like this. And this will sure have positive outcomes in coming days for India.
@arunpudur Two things-
1. It’s design and not manufacturing. Also, the IP is Qualcomm’s, so they’ll have the patent rights even if the engineers who designed it are Indian.
2. The issue with sub 7nm tech is mainly manufacturing.. only TSMC has mastered it (even Qualcomm will use TSMC fab).
@cneuralnetwork They have to give rating just after ride ends. So, just wait in the cab, or near bike, untill you see they give you 5 star. People don't like giving low rating if they are looked upon. (And you can always reciprocate with equal rating).
@MeghUpdates Wasn’t that already the case? General (unreserved) means no reseveration, so any caste/class is eligible for those seats if they get beyond required cutoff!
@AadiAchint Sir, in India, we have a habit to teach others how to do their jobs, but can’t get our own mess fixed. A tea seller will tell you how a PM should run the country, how Kohli should bat, how India should project its power etc. but can’t make his own goddam tea good!
Big leap for India’s semiconductor story!
In a first, a telecom system running on ‘made in India’ chips has cleared the standards & quality tests (TEC certification). 🇮🇳
@Trendulkar These companies think for 10-20 years of market ahead, and growing world , like India is huge market. In business, you don’t want to shut your growing cust base. When Pubg was banned in India, they created bgmi. Insta created reels after tiktok ban. There’s always alternative.
@Trendulkar These products thrive on Population, not the price. Even a common middle class man in India can afford costliest apple and google products (with some emi probably). USA alone doesn’t have the market, such population, and manufacturing there is costly.
@DesiKing_ How to find someone who has zero knowledge of semiconductor technology ? - they will always talk about the node without knowing what even that means! Most of people saying world is making 2nm, why are we making 28nm - has no idea what even 2nm and 28nm refers here😌
@OsintTV 3. Trump is using this as negotiation tactics till the deal is signed. I am confident India will sign the deal on its own terms, and Trump will show it as they got better deal. But in any case, all these bickering will go away soon, and Trump will say Indians are great people!
@OsintTV 2. And that is India’s biggest asset right now. China doesn’t provide the market as they have home-grown alternatives which they prefer. So, only countries where there market can grow is India. They won’t dare block this in India- infact India can use this as leverage!