Until now, we have gone to where the socket is.
QUINT brings the socket to you.
Charge survey drones and field robots. Run an off-site office. Power tools where there's no supply. Or pull an espresso shot in your car's boot - which is what we did here.
2 kW output · 60% cheaper per unit than diesel · solar-chargeable · Building in Assam, India.
Where would you use one?
@CRISPINDIA1 Can you share the rationale behind senior associate - policy eligibility being engineering/technology degree and not economics/public policy degree?
@deepakshenoy They can't kill two birds with one stone. It's going to lead to inflation and as usual, they will prematurely increase interest rate (probably by selling bonds) leading to lower growth
@yoursnandieni Doesn't mean those Indians will come back to India. India doesn't play a massive role. Indians do. They will move to other countries which allows them to be innovative
@DCIOPMO @AshutoshRanka You are asking accountability from a random social group that has no skin in the game and just wants accountability from a people elected government which you yourself won't?
@aisa_official_@neha_aisa@TheWeekLive We need more seats. We can't keep celebrating the 1000 students who did good in life by making into IITs, AIIMs, etc. What about the rest of the students?
The exam is anyway a lottery system of grit and preserverence instead of actual scientific knowledge.
@aisa_official_@neha_aisa@TheWeekLive The structural issue is still not mentioned.
It's because of incentives. We have >20L students giving Neet and 2L seats.
Admin of the exam process has all the incentives to leak the paper and make money on it because there's always going to be >1 student willing to pay