हिन्दु तन मन हिन्दु जीवन रग रग हिन्दु मेरा परिचय॥ Nationalist ॥
Apple lover, tweeting 4 my country, If U like RT R leave IT. Accidental IT guy, తెలుగోడిని.
నా రాముడుండేటోడు. ఎలా ఉండాలో చూపించిండు.
మనిషిలాగా బతికి, మనిషికి బతుక చూపించిండు.
మంచి కొడుకు లెక్క ఉండి. అయ్య మాట మీరకుండు.
రక్కసుల తాట తెంచి. గురువు మాట
నిలిపిండు.
అమ్మ కొరకు వారధి కట్టి. రావణుని తుంచిండు.
నా రాముడుండేటోడు. మనిషిలెక్క ఉండి చూపించిండు.
#తెలుగు#రామాయణం
Observed something interesting at #HubliRailway Station, @indianrail@RailMinIndia
Self operated Lockers, clean platforms, well maintained washrooms (paid one and free one), security checks, what else this looks like my Bharath is slowly and steadily inching towards cleanliness.
As promised, this is happening!
For each batch, I’ll be taking a 3-hour session next week. The idea is simple: by the end of it, you’ll be familiar with: RAG, MCP, LLMs, Agents, Fine-tuning, and Quantization.
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Certainly yes, perform +ve dopamine activities (like walking a bit, taking shower, exercise, having healthy food, talking about growth in close circle, reading few pages etc. the list is never ending though- so search for what it meant for you) , takes time to build a habits
🚨Chala mandiki idi oka pedda addiction, kani evaru bayataki matladaru. Idi mee energy ni, focus ni thinessundi. If you feel trapped in this cycle, ee thread ni ignore cheyodu.
Generation mottham fcuk avtundi
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Some silly politicians are still going around disillusioning the public that:
"India is only assembling, there's nothing great about Made in India".
Or "India is only doing 28nm chips, the world is ahead at 3nm."
This is a letter to those who follow such politicians and parrot their propaganda.
Firstly, know about a "Made in China" iPhone in 2025:
Processor: Designed by Apple in the US, but manufactured by TSMC in Taiwan.
Display: Either from Samsung or LG in South Korea.
Camera: Often from Sony in Japan.
Memory Chips: SK Hynix (South Korea) or Micron (US).
Battery: ATL in China or Samsung SDI in South Korea.
Sensors, Connectors, and More: A global mix from suppliers in Germany, Vietnam, Malaysia, and beyond.
Casings: From India or Thailand
China doesn’t make the entire iPhone. No country in today's globalized world can claim to make it all for a product. Even for mission critical defense equipment like fighter jets.
Now, here’s what you need to understand:
India is already in the game since last decade. But it wasn't for many, many years before and lost out when the game started in 2007. But now it is catching up.
Support it, if not at least don't mock it.
Foxconn, the same company *assembling* iPhones in China, is doing it in India too. Indian companies are also now supplying components, and we’re climbing the value chain.
Manufacturing is a like a marathon. China didn’t become the “world’s factory” overnight. It took decades of strategy, investment, and global partnerships. And it had to start somewhere too.
So why do some Indians mock at “Made in India” efforts? Don't do it following good for nothing political leaders. They themselves have done nothing in life.
It’s nothing but sadistic political propaganda or foreign misinformation to disillusion you. They love to paint whatever India does as "good for nothing."
But here’s the truth: every manufacturing powerhouse started small. The US, Japan, South Korea, China - all leaned on global supply chains before dominating them.
Don’t Fall for their trap. Use your brain and don't destroy your own mental peace, health and derail your own economy. You are invested in it too.
It’s easy to get disillusioned by their statements that “India can’t compete” or political propaganda that "India is only assembling" after doing nothing for decades to get the country started.
Support the steps: Policies like “Make in India” or PLI schemes aren’t perfect, but they’re steps. Critique them, improve them, but don’t dismiss them.
Celebrate progress: Every iPhone assembled in India, every semiconductor fab planned, is a win. For you and the country.
Skill up: Manufacturing today isn’t just about cheap labor, it’s about skilled workers, innovation, and R&D. Push yourself to take up the required education and training.
The Chinese don’t deride their own progress like losers - they build on it. Nobody in China goes around the world claiming what China is doing is silly assembling and low cost work.
They were doing even poorer work than India when they started.
Indians shouldn’t either. It’s not about blind patriotism; it’s about recognizing that in a globalized world, “Made in India” means becoming a key player in the global supply chain adding as much value as we can.
So, next time someone trashes India’s manufacturing efforts, remind them, even the “Made in China” iPhone isn't even 20% "made in China."
It’s a world product. And India is part of that world now - whether they like it or not. Support the journey. Be proud of the progress. Strive for more.