Understanding India's Deep Tech Revolution: Insights from Neelkanth Mishra | SparX by Mukesh Bansal

[@Fun_and_Knowledge_]

I just the love the way Neelkanth Syntheses complex issues into coherent manner & teaches us by treating audience as his intellectual equals, Sign of Great Teacher

[@punneeth89]

I like the podcast introduction visuals. It’s psychedelic. Who ever created it, you have a great taste.

[@JatinV1]

While this runs in background I read- "Mukesh Bansal’s Nurix AI bags $27.5 mn from General Catalyst, Accel"- Congrats Mukesh!!

[@rahulthakare7759]

The fascinating mind of Neelkanth Mishra.

[@mayankkadhikanshh4685]

Neelkanth is back, again we gonna experience a holistic, deep learning podcast

[@vktewari7990]

Hearing this is like having सार of so many books that these guys would have read. History, economics, technology all in 1 hour. Very informative.

[@shubhajitchakraborty]

I must say this channel is a mine of information.💎 Aspiring entrepreneurs like me get the valuable insights from your podcasts, and it has tremendous impact on my life than my MBA has. Keep up the great work Mukesh sir. Would love to see you hosting Shri Deepak Parekh, Shri Raamdeo Agrawal, Shri Aditya Ghosh. Much love and respect. ♥️🙏🏻🙇🏻

[@sundareshanal1849]

Exhilarating series between Mukesh and Neelkanth.Great professionals , great communicators. These debates between Mukesh and Neelkanth other subject matter experts must be dubbed in various vernacular languages. That is a must.

[@ayushimishra1912]

True

[@gokul1255]

Deep gratitude to you Mukesh. Hope you keep doing many such conversations. Just a sidebar thought.. Would have been interesting to have Neelkanth discuss on bio-mimicking Scorpion model of intelligence (research) building within India.

[@radhikaagarwal3862]

We have indeed come a long way in semiconductor but one thing we are missing out on is to create the domestic consumption of the manufactured products. This can only be done by promoting startups that are developing new chips/products and leveraging the strengths of our talent.

[@creatorzindia]

Indian founders need to invest lot of time in R&D and Post product economy for customer to make them satisfied on both desirability curve and utility curve as well.

[@myalok2003]

Wonderful n informative discussion....

[@vishaljavia8845]

Superb. Loaded with insights.... I sincerely believe this discussions will help evolve many young minds. More power to you both.

[@mynameisanu123]

yay always a delight to see neelkanth! great episode, great conversation as always

[@amolbhole1]

I think a big elephant that this discussion doesn't address is why would private companies take risk with R&D investments if they can park excess funds in banks at our high interest rates to make easy money.

[@shashwattripathi4559]

Because you don't want to be the incumbent dinosaur when the asteroid arrives and with the rate technology has been evolving ever so rapidly you'd rather be a Nikon than a Kodak

[@proudkaafir5126]

Bruh with that mindset you are just 1 disruptive technology away from shutting down your company.

[@DEVBHARADVA]

If you are parking your money in FD it will not be considered a positive sign for investors I believe. Cause investors want growth in topline and so on net profit. This income which is there will not be considered as a positive sign.

[@TheBhumbak]

Best Indian podcast Episode I have ever seen

[@sunidhibhatnagar]

Yess I agree

[@Rohittt456]

Yes while ranveer makes me bored always

[@jaichaubey9293]

Neelkanth jee Please bring one dedicated program in R&D opportunities in India as being being a technical person also graduated from IIT.

[@mridulagrawal6687]

He's ur best guest,keep these coming,it's literally lyk the best book I can listen to and get every word's full meaning etched in my brain

[@BhartiyNiveshak]

Thank you for doing this

[@deadlyninja8391]

So few people watch it. Sad. Atleast India 1 should watch it

[@gyanpattnaik520]

Can we have a podcast on the EV Sector ? Topics could be gaps in the market, potential futures , How china became a global player and what are the lesson learning we can do from them and progress.

[@BadAss_691]

In India , JRF (first 2 years) researches get ₹ 37,000 per month and SRF researchers (next 3 years) get ₹ 42,000 per month. An employee in lowest Pay Level of 7th CPC in Level 1 will join at around ₹ 35,000 (group D staff). So financially researchers are like Group D people.

[@niraj2020]

Podcast with Neelkanth Mishra quite interesting and more practical. As I am the contributor of many idea of India to PM Modi like National Innovation Council, District wise Toolrooms to introduce new tools, company interaction. National skill development, decolonising history, governance, judiciary, laws. Media and entertainment, Education and Healthcare etc. Most worried in this govt is non seriousness in addressing corruption. fixing policy paralysis, indecision. Slow and corrupt heavily biased judiciary controlled by jihadis and colonial forces, lack of courage in taking decision in dismissing WB. Delhi and other problem state. Next big area need major tax reform instead of present tax extortion. Ease of doing business, ease of justice, ease of travelling, ease of health, Healthcare, safety and security still a distant dream.

[@anirudhkhare]

Can we have a list of all the wonderful books mentioned in the podcast?

[@greymind0072]

Nice

[@mayankkadhikanshh4685]

To those who listened the podcast, please requote the name of the books provided by Neelkanth sir and Mukesh

[@DarshanaTop10]

Boss in the whole episode I didn’t hear anything about 20k GDP… Why the misleading headline?

[@rameshpudhucode6862]

Now all major Foundation models in AI are dominated by American companies. In infra AI chips and the layer over Foundation models are dominated by American companies. The top layer Apps we have to see.

[@Viewpointwithvikas]

One extra question should be how to push Indian companies to do more research India's big companies need to buy bankruptcy going companies in foreign market and gain access to research

[@niraj2020]

Please invite Rajiv Malhotra of Infinity Foundation, Sanjeev Sanyal, Amitabh Kant, Mohandas Psi, Rajiv Chandrasekar, Adv Ashwini Upadhyay, Sudhanshu Mani Rly, Shehnaz Poonawala who is talented in respective field.

[@vivektripathi5878]

Mukesh Sir, what drives you that you did so many things in such a short span of time ? What makes you so hungry ?

[@TheBhumbak]

0:14 What us did back then using euro research and developing us, and building it's own RD ecosystem, china is doing right now from past 20 years

[@sudhamishra6596]

Still their most of technologies are fraudulent & cheap built quality, recently nuclear submarine of china was sunken without any reason Y'all hafta understand that just workin' on RD development ain't everythin', you need to good at the work that you're doin', china may have workin' on R & D for past 20 years still their technologies are faulty & technically cheap built and fails most of the time 😂🤨🤔

[@srishtisid-zn6kb]

Book list please 😅

[@lokeshar1513]

human traffic high in india

[@MovieMelodye]

20:00 ISRO under funded is fake , watch TRS podcast with ISRO chief for true picture. More I am watching more and more investment and tech podcast I am loosing confidence on many. As many times now it’s coming out is as it’s particular individual thoughts and they are not enough support documents

[@rudolf895]

Mukesh Bansal is accused of SA. WATCH THIS GUY

[@rockykumar862]

What's SA?

[@sudhakarp-k9d]

Areyghadheke owlaadh what nonsense this advataisement

[@ChuanzamangaManga]

😂😂😂😂

[@mayankkadhikanshh4685]

29:04 Karthik said the same thing, in India its 3%

[@Viewpointwithvikas]

One extra question should be how to push Indian companies to do more research India's big companies need to buy bankruptcy going companies in foreign market and gain access to research

[@Viewpointwithvikas]

One extra question should be how to push Indian companies to do more research India's big companies need to buy bankruptcy going companies in foreign market and gain access to research

[@Viewpointwithvikas]

One extra question should be how to push Indian companies to do more research India's big companies need to buy bankruptcy going companies in foreign market and gain access to research

[@Viewpointwithvikas]

One extra question should be how to push Indian companies to do more research India's big companies need to buy bankruptcy going companies in foreign market and gain access to research