r/IndianFocus • u/SandeshChahar • Sep 16 '26
Economy/ Finance/ Business UPI Was Built to Go Cashless. Now Shopkeepers Are Removing Their QR Codes?
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r/IndianFocus • u/SandeshChahar • Sep 16 '26
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r/IndianFocus • u/FutureVersion812 • Sep 16 '26
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r/IndianFocus • u/FutureVersion812 • 11d ago
Those who ask Ambani why he don't compete with big companies, he does and, and he has a graveyard of failures there because he can't just use money to win there.
In software, other companies are big companies with cash, they can also reduce their cost, but the small snacks sellers, chocolate factories can't afford discounts. And he ends up killing those companies.
i) He acquired Saavn to compete with Spotify, god knows who pay for it now.
ii) JioChat and JioMeet, another one to counter WhatsApp and Zoom, no one use because he can't just throw money to win, need to work on UI, UX, Supprt which is lil difficult.
iii) JioPages, his chrome alternative, no one uses.
iv) JioBook, his chromebook alternative, basically a cheap laptop for kids, failed.
And there's too many attempts and none of them succeeded.
And JioPC and his cloud gaming thing are next to fail.
r/IndianFocus • u/Time-Disaster533 • 18d ago
Context:- Elon musk's starlink is not getting approval by Indian government to operate in India.
r/IndianFocus • u/ashinduj • Jun 08 '26
Vishwaguru strikes again.
ETA: These prices are from Indiana, USA. Compared to the US average our E85 is still expensive, but not by 3x rather by about 15% or 0.15x.
Nevertheless, Ethanol production was supposed to be cheap enough to bring fuel prices down to 15 rupees a liter according to Nitin Gadkari, the horrible honorable minster of ethanol blending roads and highways. Then why is it more expensive than the USA?? (https://www.ndtv.com/india-news/petrol-will-be-sold-at-rs-15-per-litre-if-what-minster-nitin-gadkari-said-4179911)
r/IndianFocus • u/brain_d3cay • Mar 13 '26
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r/IndianFocus • u/SnooHabits350 • Jan 31 '26
Wahh modi ji wahh
r/IndianFocus • u/heyy_jayanttt • May 30 '26
People often praise countries like Norway for providing citizens with basic necessities and high-quality public services. Instead of endless political debates, imagine if India could develop even one model city that consistently offers:
• Minimal corruption
• Clean air and a healthy environment
• Safe food free from adulteration
• High-quality roads and infrastructure
• Reliable education without exam paper leaks
• Affordable and trustworthy healthcare
• Efficient public services for ordinary citizens
Many supporters argue that leadership should be judged by results. Therefore, a fair question is: after more than a decade in power, which city can be presented as a benchmark for these standards?
Take Delhi, the nation's capital. Citizens still face concerns about air pollution, food adulteration, corruption, infrastructure challenges, healthcare accessibility, and examination irregularities. If these problems continue to exist, people naturally ask what progress has been made in addressing them.
India is one of the world's largest nations, with a population of over 1.4 billion people and a multi-trillion-dollar economy. Such scale presents enormous challenges, but it also provides tremendous opportunities. With effective governance, population can become a strength rather than a limitation.
The real goal should not be political point-scoring. It should be building an India where citizens can expect clean air, honest institutions, quality healthcare, fair examinations, and a high standard of living—regardless of which party is in power.
The question is simple: how can India create cities and systems that set a global example in governance, public services, and quality of life?
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r/IndianFocus • u/shubhamxtreme • Sep 02 '26
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Subhash Chandra Garg (born 16 October 1960) is an Indian career civil servant who served as Economic Affairs Secretary, Finance Secretary of India) and Power Secretary of India.
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r/IndianFocus • u/Quiet_Egg_3643 • Feb 18 '26
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We too are working with an AI Startup (NO ITS NOT A CHATGPT WRAPPER AI, But instead our own Model for Businessmen) and such Overhyping will damage our reputation in the Market.
644 AI technologies showcased. 41 CEOs of tech giants attending. A quarter of a million visitors. 326 exhibitors from 37 countries. 3 of India’s own LLMs unveiled. 1 fraud detected and dealt with.
The India AI Impact Summit is being mocked by China, Pakistan, and the Congress. (Seriously seems like congress is itself an another country within India)
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This is what everyone should talk about AI India Summit not one off incident of Galgotia
Bharat has successfully made LLMs scanning Lacs of Ancient Manuscripts
•Ancient Medicine & Surgery
•Ancient Mathematics
•Ancient Sciences
•Ancient Ayurveda
r/IndianFocus • u/Ok_Shelter_6446 • Jun 04 '26
What the hell are they doing man??
Source - Times Now Article
r/IndianFocus • u/SandeshChahar • 29d ago
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r/IndianFocus • u/Atithiupayogi • Jun 19 '26
Check the comments and quotes. Some people are attacking him for asking why the fuel price is still up. What a time!!!
https://x.com/sardesairajdeep/status/2067807956046098483
I hope those are IT Cell 'folks'. I don't think anywhere a journalist is attacked by normal citizens for asking questions to government in people's interest.
r/IndianFocus • u/pablovidal369 • Jun 03 '26
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So now even the RBI is lying on public records. Who will take responsibility for this goof up.
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r/IndianFocus • u/adamisworking • Apr 28 '26
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r/IndianFocus • u/HotReputation3911 • Sep 16 '26
One important thing is Small merchants recieving money via Merchant QR code will be protected till 1 L/month...... This wasn't covered by a single post which I saw till date.
Let's see if they can reduce the damage done
What's your take ??
r/IndianFocus • u/Jiwitom • May 27 '26
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Source: Instagram (@incindia)
r/IndianFocus • u/FutureVersion812 • Sep 02 '26
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r/IndianFocus • u/Head_Income_6192 • 28d ago
The Al bus is flying now, with this attitude it will take decades to catch up, i believe these guys will wake up after IT industry collapses completely in India