Quantum Technology And How India Plans To Go About It

NEW DELHI: Technology collaboration between the United States and India was among the key takeaways of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s recent state visit to the U.S. And one of the key tech areas in which both countries have decided to work together is quantum technology. In the 2020-21 budget, India allocated ₹8,000 crore for the national quantum mission (India is only the seventh country to have such a dedicated mission). So what is the technology, the roadmap and what the mission aims at achieving? In this episode of ‘Simply Nitin’, StratNews Global Editor-in-Chief Nitin A. Gokhale explains.
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[@hasshah1276]

Thankyou Nitin for providing a simplified overview of a complex topic. Well done.

[@theom5909]

Quantum and AI are future. India should take advancement in these sectors

[@d.n.bhatnagar4351]

Quantum technology is a subject of immense interest as it is going to influence all the other technologies in various ways. Since you have touched this topic beautifully, please it will be nice if you take up its different aspects in greater depth in your subsequent videos.

[@StratNewsGlobal]

Noted. Thankyou for the suggestion

[@renjanpai4256]

Wish all the best to the scientists and others related to this mission. Congratulations to Nithin for bringing the quantum research in the public domain. Thank you 🎉

[@gbhatia9809]

As per World Economic Forum 2018 Report, Machines & Robots will handle 52% of current work tasks in next 7-8 yrs. With its huge population, India has to strike a balance between creating jobs, retraining of work force to be made redundant due to automation & keeping pace with modern technology. Robotics, AI, 3D printing, Quantum technology & microchips will decide future technological giants. India has to invest in higher education & research to keep pace with emerging technologies. At the same time huge job opportunities also need to be created for teeming millions. Tourism, SMEs, IT, Health, Housing, Apparel & textiles and Value addition industries in agriculture are the sectors which have huge potential of job creation at relatively low investments. Institutions need to be created to provide skilled manpower in these sectors. Present Indian Govt is rightly addressing all the sectors of economy including defense where Ukraine War has converted modern warfare into no-contact or low-contact war with need to keep huge inventories & domestic production. Political continuity & stability will be the key to India's upward trajectory. Hostile powers will try to disturb this.

[@Here4Now]

Not possible to balance. Unless population decreases there is no way employment to all & have AI as well. There probably need to be a living wage for all people who are unable to find employment.

[@abhishekverma6098]

Really appreciate that you shared this topic. I now have the basic about topic.

[@mithileshjha2561]

🇮🇳Jai-Hind 🇮🇳

[@Anand-yd1nl]

Thank you Nitin Ji, new information about an emerging technology. But will be in future, a Quantum divide, like there is digital divide.

[@shreeieetghosh-ly1eb]

What a comprehensive analysis thank you sir and great explanation

[@StratNewsGlobal]

Glad you liked it

[@okee7]

Great explanation

[@StratNewsGlobal]

Glad it was helpful!

[@srinivasraokaruturi9777]

Excellent topic and simply explained.. All of us need to know and understand and keep up with these developments. Thank you 🙏

[@Sameer-wf3fc]

Thanks a lot. It's not at all boring, rather it's pretty informative. Good to know that India started on Quantum research. We have lost many skilled genius scientists of this area through brain drain. Hopefully, we should be able to retain the others for India. Nevertheless, it's a good article. Kindly have such videos. Others appear more interested in politics. If possible, could you please come up with the facts of Manipur,, the role of armed force in tackling/containing the issue and probable solution to this mess. I feel, Govt is not able to think through and waiting for the civil societies to come up and ask for reapply of AFSPA.

[@samalashivasurya5574]

Quantum and AI🤯

[@rakesh98713]

What a comprhensive analysis .....thanku nitin sir

[@StratNewsGlobal]

Keep watching

[@nnbg8000]

Thank you

[@sudeeplimaye4399]

Thank you for bringing out thw future in discussion. Would love know more in furture.

[@abhijitmahajan7738]

QT will define the geopolitical heirarchy in the near times. Thus there is an utmost need to protect the interests for 1.4bn Indian hence necessitating the investment.

[@tonyraheja1]

Very interesting... Thanks!

[@navneet8269]

Itne critical subject ko bilkul simple dhang se samjhaya sahi hai"simply Nitin" Saffron se Jet technology ka karar aur Germany se submarine joint collaboration ki baat. Us aur France a jet engine technology ke bad indigenous Kaveri engine ke bare mein kitni development hogi jarur bataen.

[@SkyLoreking]

Quantum computing is the key for the future to become super power

[@braindeadcitizen4838]

Tata has R&D in quantum computing.

[@ShivamSahuIndia]

❤

[@rahuldeshpande8063]

Go to know... how Govt. of India is thinking and its action plans on such complex technology

[@ANKURKUMAR-uz4cm]

America already achieved 1000 cubits and we are starting now

[@JBC100]

Quantum Disadvantage...So as 🇨🇳 is there, we should be prepared for another WUHAN...IN A DIFFERENT SCALE 😂😂😂

[@manofsan]

I found the presentation to be just buzzwords and regurgitated talking points full of vagueness and inaccuracies. Quantum computing is only faster than traditional computing for certain situations and problems. It is only in specific situations that quantum computers demonstrate what can be called Quantum Advantage.

[@vasudhaathavale3310]

You should have called an expert to explain

[@anujsethi7845]

India is ten years behind China and USA. Please tell true story instead of blabbering

[@illuminatusdeus3051]

Indians will talk about quantum computing... ai and drones... while others are actively developing them. Soon, Indians will just buy them off the West... and waste their money. India is all about applied sciences and applied engineering, if it has any aspirations to lead... it needs to develop a different mindset - and a work ethic that relies on hard work.

[@TrendSuresh]

Yes we do but we see the results as well. Hope you you have knowledge

[@illuminatusdeus3051]

@TrendSuresh results no one has seen or heard of. There are working quantum computers... does india have even one proper one capable of performing computation?

[@jitendersingh4263]

Hahhaha its so funny when 🇮🇳 is talking about quantum computing hahahhaa never gonna happen in India in next 100 years😂

[@ABBZ120]

There were other things people said would never happen in india - but they happened anyway and did well with it. Never underestimate

[@jitendersingh4263]

@@ABBZ120 things like?

[@jitendersingh4263]

@@ABBZ120 so many and even much more things happened in other countries in the same period😂

[@samalashivasurya5574]

We have many scientists who give them best in quantum science,ex Satyendra nath Bose from him we have Bose , -einstine condensate theory.the indian governments not give any things to isro but now isro is a leading space organisation, it's not the government work it's our work also to vote politician who is educated and good , not a corrupt person.

[@jitendersingh4263]

@Karna_son_of_SURYA I am not in my youth and I don’t live in India😂😂😂😂😂

[@kachroo11]

Thanks Nitin ji for explaining a very complex topic in a very simplified manner.....🙏

[@StratNewsGlobal]

Thanks and welcome