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In the upcoming future which country do you think is gonna have a better govt system, greater employment opportunities, 0 poverty, Highest economy?!

🗣 Over 10% of the workforce in South Korea is made up of robots, making the country a global leader in this area. According to analysts, for every 10,000 employees, there are 1,012 industrial robots. The number of robots increases by an average o

Janmashtami across the country on Monday generated business worth over ₹25,000 crore. Source: Confederation of All India Traders

90% goods in world is manufactured in China, they are 6x times GDP of India, it's audacity to say India will become manufacturing hub of world" - Narayan Murthy, Infosys Found

Manufacturing businesses should never choose benguluru , mumbai , delhi and other tier 1 cities because of High land price and expensive workforce also according to me government should create any city as a manufacturing hub of india

Can Chennai really become a tech hub and surpass hyderabad, bengaluru and others. What do you guys think about the potential of chennai becoming new tech hub of India?? Reminding you I'm not asking about manufacturing part, there chennai is doing

*What’s the news?* Google has started manufacturing Pixel 8 in India *The bigger picture* Google will look to explore India as a manufacturing hub just like Apple 
 *Why should users care?* There might not be a direct change for users, but even

Some people blame industrialist, business mans saying they are bad for the country and are government's PAWN. Take any major economic power in the world, let's take US. "Country with most billionaires" What we learn => Employment is generated by

🤖 More than 10% of the workforce in South Korea are robots. The country has become a world leader in the robotization of factories. For every 10,000 employees, there are 1,012 industrial robots, and their number is growing by an average of 5% annual

One thing that Elon spoke about in the Tesla’s “We, Robot” event is autonomous vehicles like the CyberCab becoming Individualised Mass Transit. Is this too optimistic? What are the challenges associated with the mass scale adoption of autonomous ve