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The US tariffs totaling upto 50% enforces from today on Indian exports. This makes India US diplomatic relation nose dive to one of its lowest. In this video we explore how 27 years ago, the US Govt imposed very hard sanctions on India after the successful Pokhran Nuclear Tests, 1998. And how the sanctions actually acted as catalysts for the rise of ISRO and DRDO.
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Did India unlock the new age of shipbuilding and hydrogen dominance?
India’s industrial giants — Reliance, Adani, and Tata — have quietly begun redrawing the maritime and green energy map of the 21st century.
✅ Reliance Industries isn’t just making ships — they’re turning a defunct shipyard into a hydrogen electrolyser powerhouse at Dahej, Gujarat. With a strategic partnership with Norway’s Nel ASA, this move is deeply tied to India’s ₹19,744 crore National Green Hydrogen Mission.
✅ Adani, on the other hand, has entered shipbuilding with full force. Backed by ₹45,000 crore expansion plans at Mundra Port, Adani is aiming to make India a top 5 shipbuilding nation by 2047, aligning with the Maritime India Vision 2030 and Amrit Kaal Vision.
✅ And now, Tata Projects enters the scene — launching a passenger vessel shipyard in Kochi for inland water transport. Their bet? Every ₹1 invested in shipbuilding could fetch ₹8 in return, according to Tata subsidiary Artson Engineering.
This isn't just industry news — this is India stealthily building control over the energy and sea routes of the future.
💬 Is this the beginning of India’s dual maritime-hydrogen dominance? Can India finally rival China, Japan, and Korea in shipbuilding and clean energy manufacturing simultaneously?
🎥 Watch our exclusive deep-dive into how these moves tie into India's global power ambitions 👇
https://youtu.be/3fhXjHDmZE8?si=M6gJt...
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PhysicsWallah-Drishti IAS Deal: Is This The Beginning of the Next Byju's Saga?
There's a news floating in the market: PhysicsWallah is eyeing to acquire Drishti IAS for a massive ₹2500 crores. But this move is reminiscent of the aggressive acquisitions Byju's made a few years ago, and we all know how that story ended. Byju’s, once hailed as a decacorn, the largest Ed-tech startup in the world, is now fighting bankruptcy and litigations after the fallout of its overzealous expansion strategy.
So, what’s really going on in the edtech and UPSC coaching space?
The central government has been discouraging the obsession with UPSC coaching, with advisors to the Prime Minister like Sanjeev Sanyal pointing out that it's high time Indian youth shifts focus out an over-reliance on government jobs.
Yet, startups like PhysicsWallah are trying to put their boots on this sector. Are they walking the same dangerous path as Byju's—chasing valuations while losing control to foreign VCs? Remember how Byju’s tried to gobble up everything in sight, only to find itself at the edge of bankruptcy?
Watch my breakdown of why Indian startups are facing a massive shake-up and what this means for the future: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZL9JI...
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