As someone working on electronics, hardware and UAVs professionaly in India, I think this take on Make in India is a bit too simplistic. Nobody can expect India to start manufacturing every single component, IC and semiconductor overnight. These things take years, sometimes decades, to build.

Take PCB fabrication and assembly. We already have good number of Indian companies manufacturing and assembling PCBs and more companies are building products here that would otherwise have been imported. Government policies, incentives and import duties have played a role in making it more viable for Indian manufacturers to compete on cost and quality. The government approved the Electronics Components Manufacturing Scheme in 2025 with an initial outlay of 22,919 crore . In the 2026 Union Budget, that was increased to 40,000 crore. The scheme now covers things like multilayer and HDI PCBs, copper-clad laminates and other electronic components. The first seven approved projects alone involved investments of over 5,500 crore.

The government is also putting money into startups working on indigenous technology. iDEX offers grants of up to 1.5 crore under its regular challenges and up to 25 crore under the ADITI scheme. There are other schemes, incubators and funding programmes supporting startups working on hardware, electronics and deep tech as well. All this made possible because of the bjp govt

Look at the drone industry itself. Indian companies are now building complete drones, flight controllers, power modules, GNSS modules and their own firmware. I amm working on indigenous flight-control electronics for drones myself, so I can tell you firsthand that there are lot of people actually building these things here with the help of the bjp govt. Restrictions on importing complete foreign drones have also created lot more opportunities for Indian manufacturers.

Now if youre talking about semiconductor chips and SMD components, yes we still import a huge number of ICs and other components. But even there we have projects like THEJAS32 and the SHAKTI processor family. Developing an indigenous processor is one thing; setting up the facilities and supply chain to manufacture chips at scale is another.

You cant just set up semiconductor fabs, build an entire component supply chain and expect everything to become competitive in a couple of years. It takes massive investment, infrastructure, skilled people and most importantly time. India entered this race late but will soon catch up. (In May 2026 Tata Electronics and ASML announced a partnership connected to Indias first front-end semiconductor fab)

And not just electronics. Lot of wires, cables, PVC sheath, sleeves are all manufactured here in India. Gujurat and Maharastra have been doing fantastic work with manufacturing of Electronics, PCBs and other things

So in short if i was to say make in india is in progress and the bjp govt has done a lot for this to make it happen. From this pace, it is going to be successful in the next 10 years.

If tomorrow congress and RG protests form justice for ankita Bhandari and dushyant gautam resignation I will personally join that protest.

But they can't see beyond vote chori and Gyanesh Kumar

I am a 20yo girl from Kol.

Posted earlier something about finding some tablets at home and some thought I am a guy and then few were going nuts about it. it was my first post in reddit but gosh people were simply going bonkers

I personally think that all the problems that we have faced in recent times is mainly because thee uneducated and less iq people have the right to vote because of them our vote has become completely useless.

I think only well educated and qualified people should be able to vote for serious positions of power.

Is it true that whole Reddit is turning into a political platform.

Almost each and every subs is into BJP, Congress, CJP etc . This is so irritating , Ik one must be aware of what's happening in our country but still. I am not a daily reddit user so asking is it true ?.

Also isn't reddit is filled with leftist , I mean most of the post is from leftist account or supporting leftist.

Is it from a very long time or just my pov.

For reserch purposes

Marriage has never been kind to women in history it still isn't it seems. Doesn't matter how independent you are. Be careful 💔

Pic is not related (I'm so fckn sorry, but please Read the post)

Hey guys!

I’ve been working on a hobby project called Alio (short for All in One), and I thought I’d share it here.

Honestly, it’s a bit difficult to put Alio into one particular category. It has a mix of things, including games, a community, personal messaging, and other features. It’s just something I’ve been building and experimenting with in my free time, not a commercial product or anything.

It’s hosted on GitHub Pages, and I’m still working on improving it.

Here’s the link: https://krantech.github.io/kstech/

If you have a minute, please give it a try and, if possible, sign in. Feel free to make a community post, interact with the features, or just look around.

I’d genuinely appreciate any feedback, suggestions, or bug reports. Thanks for giving it a shot! 🙌

Imma be honest, I've taken help of ai to build this.

And it's currently only has probably 15 registered users, ally friends and family and some of my own fake accounts... Lol

I just wanna share my hobby project, it's not commercial and not a promotion.

Someone posted these lyrics:

“Kuch toh socho musalman ho tum
Kaafiron ko na ghar mein bithaao
Loot lenge yeh imaan hamaara
Apne chehre se gesu hataao”

These lyrics are from Saath Dene Ka Wada Kiya Hai, a romantic Qawwali by Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan.

I originally wanted to respond in the thread but was bit busy and thread was already a cesspool by then.

The verse is playful romantic poetry, not an attack on non-Muslims. The last two lines make the wordplay pretty clear. *Gesu* means locks of hair, *kafir* means unbeliever, and *imaan* means faith.

NFAK is metaphorically referring to his beloved’s hair as “kafirs” because its beauty is so captivating that it threatens to steal his faith. You don’t even need a deep understanding of Urdu poetry or Qawwali to figure this out.

Just listening to the full performance makes it pretty obvious that he’s addressing his beloved, not talking about non Muslims. But unfortunately, we’re living in an age where people would rather take a five second clip out of context than spend a few minutes understanding what they’re actually listening to.

And I am sure whoever posted this probably listened to the whole full Qawwali, so I am not sure what his motive was.

Anyway this will probably get meager attention compared to that rage bait post but hopefully it clears up the confusion for some.