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India loves growth. But hates research. We celebrate valuations, unicorns, and market size. But when it comes to putting money into research & development, we’re still miles behind. 📊 The reality check: 🇮🇳 India → 0.6–0.7% of GDP on R&D 🇯🇵 Jap

India is a tech powerhouse, so why don’t we have our own Bose or Teenage Engineering? We’re great at making budget-friendly gadgets, but where are the premium, world-class brands? The problem isn’t talent—it’s how we think and invest. Barely any

Bose Professional is betting big on Mangaluru they’ve set up their 1st R&D Global Capability Centre (outside Massachusetts) there. What started with 1 engineer has grown to 25, aiming for 100 soon. Big win for India’s tech tier-cities.

“There is no tech in India - just tech-enabled businesses.” – Anupam Mittal Hard truth. And it hurts. India’s startup scene has mastered scale, delivery, and funding. But how many are building 'actual' technology? Deep tech? IP? Research-backe

Come on, just stop already - 🔥 Deeptech takes years to build, and here Indian VC give 10 mins to pitch. They don't understand the essence of R&D and want immediate results. No one wish to spend on R&D. So companies like Swiggy, Zomato fly but DeepT

There's a huge difference In mindset Between consumer tech founders in the USA and India. When I talk to consumer tech founders from the west, they consistently impress on "how they can make their product grow organically" But in India most found

Tech Isn’t Slowing Down AI, no-code, Web3, automation — the wave is here. Feeling overwhelmed is normal. But every tech shift creates windows of opportunity. Don’t wait for “perfect timing.” Start learning. Build something small. Momentum > ideas.

India can’t beat China. Let us talk numbers. China has 200 lakh CR tax revenue (5 times more than us) China has 2.2 million R&D workers (2.5 times more than us) China's R&D budget was 420,000 CR last year (21 times more than us) China slashed 361