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Adarsh Singh

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India's Dependency on Foreign Platforms - India has 1.4 billion people, but we rely on foreign companies like YouTube, Instagram, and Google. - We lack a homegrown social media platform that can compete with global giants. - Creating a indigenous

Anonymous 1

Hey I am on Medial • 5m

Bhai what is peoples obessions with becoming like chine? Its good that we atre global in our approach na daspirations...Kua ka mehndak banke rehna hai kya?

Adarsh Singh

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Is creating a good platform or developing our own indigenous app a form of copying? If we're developing our economy, can't we say that we're copying others too? At least China has developed its country by doing something, and isn't it better to creat

Anonymous 3

Hey I am on Medial • 5m

You can't make a global social media from India. Ask yourself why India can't make quality smartphones like iPhone and Samsung. Lack of capital and low investment in R&D. At the end of the day it's hyper-nationalism that doesn't help you build a nation, it's capital that does.

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Why has India faced difficulties in producing a mobile phone brand that can compete with international brands like the iPhone, Samsung,Pixel, or OnePlus?

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