Can't say I blame them tbh.
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Jai Hinds boasting again when they haven't even started anything.
Is China not competitive in IT and software? What about Wechat, Alibaba, Bytedance, Harmony OS, etc? In addition to the software developed and used by DJI, BYD, etc? Where are India's super world famous softwares and apps?
Good. I like Jai Hind articles like this. It helps to keep India happy, complacent, and deluded. More of the same please.
Why must EV companies invest so much and follow India's strict rules when India's rules can be bent at anytime? Is India that attractive of a market to warrant such investment and risks? How lucrative actually is the Indian market? Where are there supply chains in India?
India's magic bullet is Software and IT again? Jai Hinds and Westerners have been banging on that point for decades already and where is India today? It's not like Indian IT and software are that great anyway. Not too long ago, an Indian firm was outsourced by Boeing to write the codes for the 737 Max planes. We all knew what happened to those planes. Outsourcing programming to India can be deadly.
Is China not competitive in IT and software? What about Wechat, Alibaba, Bytedance, Harmony OS, etc? In addition to the software developed and used by DJI, BYD, etc? Where are India's super world famous softwares and apps?
LoL! What a load of Jai Hind stupidity! Who cares how recognized Indian motor companies are compared to Chinese ones. Sure Tata and Mahindra were already known before Geely and BYD popped up. But who are more famous now? Was Tata ever a competitor to Toyota, GMC, Hyundai, Mercedes Benz, Tesla, etc? Just because Tata has Modi to carry it, it already thinks that it can conquer the world. It's classic Jai Hind mentality. This is the very thing that destroys competitiveness.
Good. I like Jai Hind articles like this. It helps to keep India happy, complacent, and deluded. More of the same please.
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Tata and Mahindra are just older. Tata, for instance, was founded by collaborators who sold India to the British imperialists and helped the British Empire oppress Africans i.e. by
BYD took 65% of the global NiCd battery market - in 2002. That was all you had to know to realize that they were going to be an EV, battery and semiconductor giant. Despite being older, Tata has never dominated a market like BYD has.
India doesn't have a software industry. It has a software servicing industry. Aka outsourced maintaining actual software solutions from the US like Oracle or Microsoft (which are bloated as hell now).
What's an actual India developed software that is used?
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Thats such a big meme, most financial transactions that have a Indian footprint is because financial institution in the past outsourced to india IT service companies. When my generation of software developer graduated we had to clean up and still are cleaning up the mess from that decade of outsourcing. And in 10~15 years we will have to clean up the mess created by generative AI because that shit is even below low paid Indians skill level i worked with.
Im not saying Indian developers are bad because that is far very far from reality they are skill full but western companies don't outsource too those indians. Those skill full indians are working for US bigtech companies not Indian outsource consultancies.
You gotta understand that sensationalist news and reports like these are needed by the Brahmin (minority elite caste) to perpetuate the subjugation of the lower castes - give them the illusion that the status quo of power is making great progress towards superpower status while they (the majority lower castes) remain content in their servitude.
It's funny. A lot of people think Chinese regulations have a lot of redtape and all that but from my experience for financial stuff at least it's quite simple relatively speaking despite all the documentation. This makes it quite easy to deal with Chinese stuff not to mention people are quite obedient and abide by the rules.
India is the opposite. They have all these regulations on even the smallest pointless detail you need to waste time checking. And yet everyone tries to not abide by them and if you tell them they have to, they start making a fuss. It's really hell on earth to deal with. Having so many rules yet everyone is doing their best to not obey them. There's a reason why companies in reality still wanna remain in China but not so much in India despite constantly saying they want to.
Even if both markets were equal, the pain of having to waste so much effort, time and money with following the rules in India or not get caught breaking them will cost you more in the end.
I noticed despite Indians like talking so much, they are not actually come up with trends themselves. They are just bandwagoning whatever stuff China is doing. Semiconductor, EVs, AI, going to space etc. Not even trying to bandwagon what Silicon Valley does because that doesnt get enough news for them to know if it's a trend to copy.
Laggards who hop on the latest trends when they are already mainstream and only start then is like some average guy who thinks he can become world boxing champion coz he saw rocky when in college and decides to start boxing.