India's Agricultural Drones Boom, Indian Astronauts, Wind Energy, New OCC, Railway Doubling Projects

[@johnnysdesk]

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[@seanbellfort2298]

🎉🎉🎉🇮🇳❤🕉️🎉🎉🎉 Excellent launch. Congratulations ISRO. Jai Hind.

[@Bipolar_Iz_Bad]

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[@हरिःव्योम]

India MUST move away from Coal and focus on untapped Hydroelectric, guided flow vortex turbines, thorium 3rd stage reactors, and other alternative source of energy.

[@user-vy5uy9fo8p]

Coal is ok bro as we have abundant resources of coal. We have to be a bit more logical, our countrys gdp per capita is less than 3000 dollar, we cannot start having high morals as high morals dont give us food

[@SinghSabha22]

@@user-vy5uy9fo8pcost of living is different. Food, rent and clothes are at different prices in the USA compared to India, for example.

[@zanjeer7827]

@@SinghSabha22 The cost of food, rent and clothes are not that different. The difference is in transportation and cost of housing. But that does not mean we do not make use of cheap and abundant power available to us. we are paying through our nose for crude oil which is also not environmentally friendly, so electricity is a good alternative and we should make use of that.

[@pchou061377]

A dirt poor third world country should not waste its resources on such fancy nonsense... Make use of whatever is cheaply n easily available...

[@dheerkapoor2398]

​@@user-vy5uy9fo8pare u kidding we spend billions on importing coal,renewable energy will help us get cheap energy Coal should be for emergency purposes only Expecially the thorium reactors will help india get centuries worth of cheap,sustainable energy