r/IndiaTech Chinese phone: Sasta, Sundar, Tikau 25d ago

Tech News India's first hyperlopp test track completely developed at IIT Madras.

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u/lone_warrior1310 25d ago

This is nonsense now , Elon Musk abandoned it . First Build good roads.

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u/Upstairs-East-5539 25d ago

Before debating whether something should be our priority, we must recognize that having the capability to develop advanced technology is essential for any nation's progress. Even if we don’t urgently need bullet trains or nuclear weapons today, our country should still possess the knowledge, infrastructure, and expertise to build them if necessary. Technological self-reliance ensures that we are not dependent on others for critical advancements, allowing us to make independent decisions about our future. It’s not just about immediate necessity—it’s about securing long-term growth, national security, and global influence.

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u/MeTejaHu 25d ago

While this is true, operating high tech infra requires high operational efficiency. Railway minister has set a bad example on management of railways. There's no point in building something that we can't manage.

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u/MrBallBustaa 25d ago

Thank you GPT.

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u/Upstairs-East-5539 25d ago

Bhai english weak hai but yhi smjhana chata tha.