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now today era accepting ev vehical but some of negative points of this ev vehicals so our future vehical is hydrogen car which is fully run by using water and it's like ev but it gave more comfort and also inviromen friendly so we accept it in futur

Is India Betting on the Right Fuel? Elon Musk Thinks Not. The Government of India is making bold moves, transitioning from fossil fuels to green hydrogen. But Elon Musk, the EV pioneer, isn’t convinced. He’s called hydrogen cars “mind-bogglingly stu

UPVOTE US Hydrogen Valley is a pioneering initiative dedicated to harnessing the power of hydrogen to create a more sustainable future. Our mission is to promote the adoption of hydrogen as a clean and renewable energy source, reducing our relianc

Want an idea ? ' Go hydrogen for energy ' industry.... What do you think? India is doing quite progress, others have launched trains and jets running on hydrogen...

Now , AI Space is cluttered With Companies like OpenAI,Google,X.Ai , Claude, Perplexity AI and many more and in EV race China is leading Worldwide with Companies like BYD , Xiaomi etc. Do you think, India will Catch up with this countries in the rac

This is my INTERNAL REGENERATIVE ENERGY POWERTRAIN MECHANISM for EV (cars) it gives 4 internal recharge cycles and 50% more range than any other EV POWERTRAIN MECHANISM and with single charge from external power supply.

Boom of EV and how can India beat it's competition? (part-1) But before understanding this sector we need to know why there is suddenly a rise of EV? The reasons can as below- 1. UN has imposed carbon emission tax on developing countries in 2021

4. Scientists in Japan Create Sustainable Hydrogen Fuel from Water and Sunlight Researchers in Japan have developed a new method to produce sustainable hydrogen fuel using water and sunlight, which could revolutionize the energy sector.

Why healthcare in India is underpenetrated than other countries? What do u think??

A very very vague idea, but how viable is a platform that makes hospital and other healthcare expenses more transparent?